Market Report Chicago July 23 40 Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago markets show hogs opening 10 to 15 cents lower and closing 15 to 25 cents off. Top at 6.60 for 200 to 240 lb hogs. 240 to 260 lb 6.10 to 6.50. 270 to 300 lb 5.80 to 6.20. sows 5.50 to 5.90. cattle 6,500 head, calves 1,000. Grain fed steers and yearlings active, best yearlings 11.36, bulls and cows steady. vealers 11.00 top. Sheep 43,000 head. spring lambs slow, natives 9.00 to 9.25, handyweight yearlings 7.75. Estimated receipts Cattle 10,000 hogs 13,000 sheep 3,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Reported
Chicago notes cash corn prices by grade with yellow and white varieties and oats mixed values. Beans show yellow 80 to 83 percent ranges. The report lists sample percentages and closing figures for yellow and white corn and oats in late July.
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Chicago
Journal Sale Date Column at Midway Sale Co
Notice lists weekly sale dates at Midway Sale Co Columbur Junction with regular journal style columns. It mentions Wednesday sales at the journal column and Friday community sales, plus City Feed Yard as a venue reference.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbur Junction
Community Sale
City Feed
Chicago Produce Market Signals Steady Prices
Chicago reports a soft market for eggs with 17 734 cases received and varied grades 15 percent higher for extras and firsts, while current receipts rise 13 percent and dirties fall 12. Poultry prices firm as receipts show 45 trucks with ranges for small hens heavy hens springs and Leghorn broilers around 13 to 14 percent.
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Chicago
U.P
Grain table from Chicago market July 22
Open high low and close values listed for Wheat Corn Oats Rye in July and September contracts. Prices shown in percent ranges with daily shifts and December futures figures. Data reflects grains trading activity reported by United Press.
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Chicago
Dee
Eunice Craig Visits Schnoebelen Home in Florida
Riverside reports Eunice Craig traveling to Orlando Florida to visit Mr and Mrs Everett Schnoebelen and plans to return around August 1 with the Schnoebelens who will visit relatives in Davenport and Crawfordsville. Other local movements note visitors from visiting relatives and a funeral held for Mrs Mary Mottet in Riverside.
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Eunice Craig
Florida
Schnoebelen
Riverside
Orlando
Everett Schnoebelen
Crawfordsville
William C. Leeney
Davenport
Frank Safourek
Omaha
Norbert J. Safourek
Doris Safourek
Lawrence Heck
Washington
Elizabeth Kiefer
Lois Buchwalter
William McClelland
Nira
Floy Hopka
To Present Play at Pleasant Hill
Members of the Christian church will present the play An Old-Fashioned Mother at the Pleasant Hill church next Tuesday evening July 30 at 8 o clock. The same cast as the June 6 Washington Christian church performance will appear with Mrs Charles Doran in charge. Admission is ten and twenty five cents.
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Christian Church
Pleasant Hill
Washington Christian Church
Oral Norman
Frank Bradford
Paul Lavely
Allen Bradford
Bonnie West
Katherine Jane Doran
Harold Jarvis
Max Birka
Virnus Bradford
Charles Doran
Requiem Mass and Burial for Beloved Local Figure
Rt. Rev. Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier led a requiem high mass with the parish and choir in attendance. After the service he delivered the absolution sermon and conducted the graveside rites. Casket bearers included relatives from Kansas Goshen and Washington. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery near Riverside, beside her husband.
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Bernard Jacobsmeier
Goshen
Indiana
Bernard and
Francis Mottet
Washington
Robert Fran
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Riverside
Visitors to Puerto Rico Rise in Yearly Tourist Traffic
Visitors to Puerto Rico numbered about 40 000 in the year, with most travelers coming from the United States. Weather patterns included rainy periods during peak travel times and affected visitation levels.
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Puerto Rico
U. S
Seven New Cars Licensed in Week in Washington County
Seven new cars were registered at the county treasurer office in the past week. Washington County now lists 5,542 automobiles with 1940 license plates, up from 5,418 a year ago. Owners and vehicles include Fields & Graf Motor Co. Dodge pickup. Harry J. Donaldson Studebaker cruising sedan. E. F. Bauer Chevrolet town sedan. Irvin J. Kelley Ford Tudor. Mrs. Roger C. Jones Buick 4 door touring sedan. Ira Huber Chevrolet town sedan. Glen Booton Plymouth 4 door sedan.
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Fields & Graf Motor Co
Washington
Dodge
Harry J. Donaldson
Studebaker
E. F. Bauer
West Chester
Irvin J. Kelley
Kalona
Roger C. Jones
Ira Huber
Wellman
Glen Booton
Rural Mail Carriers Meeting Draws Local Residents
Crawfordsville July 23 Mr and Mrs BE Clark attended the state rural mail carriers convention in Oelwe. Dr and Mrs B W Hustom of Mt Pleasant visited and took Minnie Spra gue to Omaha for a two week stay with relatives in the area and Washington. Mrs Herman Jonesh and daughter from Des Moines visit Mrs Dc H Fishburn. Craig Nelson of Goldfield and family spent the weekend with W E Taylor family. Eva Adams of Detroit visits Daisy Huber. Kenneth Coombs and baby son of Brookfield Ohio visit Lisle Maxwell. Mrs Coombs sister of Mrs Maxwell. Rev R W McCracken of Kit-
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Crawfordsville
BE. L. Clark
Oelwe
8. W. Hustom
Mt. Pleasant
Minnie Sprague
Omaha
Washington
Herman Joneh
Des Moines
Dc. H. Fishburn
Craig Nelson
Goldfield
W. E. Taylor
Nelson
Eva Adams
Detroit
Mich
Daisy Huber
Kenneth Coombs
Brookfield
Ohio
Lisle Maxwell
Coombs
Sermon Preached at U P Church and Outing Plans Mentioned
Lamning Pennsylvania preached a splendid sermon at the U P church Sabbath morning. Alice Holmes and her sister Mrs Ralph Miller and daughter Phyllis of Olds plan a week long outing to Minneapolis and other Minnesota places. Mrs Miller's son Mikey stays with sister Mrs Vernon White and the little daughters Patty with brother Robert Holmes. Mrs Wayne Berkshire of Mount Pleasant will have charge.
Absence At Miss Holmes Prompts Salon Visit
Mrs Holmes absence leaves the beauty salon in unfamiliar hands. Mr and Mrs Fred Shaffer of Olds and Mr and Mrs Milo Arthur with two children from Ainsworth were callers at the Thomas Holmes home on Sabbath afternoon.
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Miss Holmes
Fred Shaffer
Olds
Milo Arthur
Ainsworth
Thomas Holmes
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