Chicago Livestock Prices Slip Across Major Markets
Cattle receipts at Chicago terminals reach 15,200 with prices down. Cleveland shows 4,500 with figures 10 to 15 lower. Pittsburgh about 0.10 drop. West Buffalo 690 and 10 to 15 lower. East St. Louis weakens with 10,900 receipts. other markets slow with 4,265 total. Sheep steady to lower with 5,000 receipts. East Buffalo 25c lower. Cleveland steady. Pittsburgh nominal.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
West Buffalo
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Chicago Produce Market Summary July 24
Produce: Eggs market steady with 7 445 cases received. extra firsts 16 percent. firsts 16 percent. current receipts 14 percent. dirties 13 percent. Butter market steady with 17 992 tubes. specials 25 extras 24. extra firsts 23 percent. firsts 22. seconds 20. standards 24 percent. Poultry market steady with 39 trucks received. fowls 12. springers 18. broilers 13. leghorns 7 percent. geese 7. turkeys 14. roosters 9. leehorn broilers 12. stags 9. Potatoes on track. arrivals 802. shipments 373. market weak.
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Chicago
Corn prices and receipts move at Chicago market
Cash corn quotes in Chicago on July 24 show No 2 mixed 66 to 65 percent No 3 mixed 65 to 65 percent and No 4 yellow 67 No 2 yellow 65 to 67 with No 3 yellow 65 to 644 No 4 yellow 65 to 65 and No 3 yellow 623% to 63 percent receipts total 286 cars.
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Chicago
Opinion Fixing Date to Oppose Discharge in Bankruptcy
In the Southern District of Town Davenport Division the matter of John F McCraeb bankrupt. The court fixes August 25, 1934 as the deadline for creditors and interested parties to file opposition to discharge and, within ten days after, specifications of grounds. Referee in Bankruptcy T. L. Brookhart.
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District Court of the United
Washington
Iowa
T. L. Brookhart
Black Moon at Fox Theater Delivers Thrills and Suspense
Jack Holt stars in Black Moon at the Fox theater. The Columbus production promises stylish thrills with a strong director and lavish production values. Audience is told not to view as a cheap thriller but a quality entertainment feature.
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Jack Holt
Columbus
Fox Theater
Rotarians Enjoy a Good Program in Warm Evening
Rotary members endured heat as Hen ry Vailey led singing and Mrs. Elada Adkins read humorous pieces. Chal Fulton outlined the vocational service goal, stressing selflessness and reform. He urged temperate living and peace through individual effort.
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Rotary Club
Henry Vailey
Elada Adkins
Panhandle
Texas
Loyd Morrison
Morrison
Chal Fulton
Rotary
Chal
Picture The Black Moon Casts Dorothy Burgess and Fay Wray
A film adaptation featuring Dorothy Burgess and Fay Wray with Holt in the lead. Supporting roles include Cora Sue Collins Arnold Korff and Clarence Muse in this lavish production promising grand entertainment.
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Dorothy Burgess
Fay Wray
Holt
Seep Litts
Cora Sue Collins
Arnold Korff
Clarence Muse
Costume designer finds country fashion up to date in We're Rich Again
Walter Plunket, costume designer for RKO Radio Pictures, reports that country dresses are now stylish everywhere as he outfits Marion Nixon in We're Rich Again. The comedy stars Reginald Denny with a cast including Edna May Oliver, Willie Burke, Buster Crabbe, Grant Mitchell, Joan Marsh and Gloria Shea.
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America
Walter Plunket
Rko-Radio Pictures
Marion Nixon
West Texas
Plunkett
Reginald Denny
Miss Nixon
Edna May Oliver
Willie Burke
Buster Crabbe
Grant Mitchell
Joan Marsh
Gloria Shea
Two Iowa banks released from receivership
Des Moines July 24 state banking head D W Bates announced two more Iowa banks were released from receivership. Mt Union State Bank at Mt Union and Farmers Savings Bank at Coles were set free today after approval by the banking department.
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Des Moines
Iowa
D. W. Bates
Bates
Mt. Union State Bank
Mt. Union
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Coles
Small Town News Notes From Washington Area
A July update reports corn tasseling across the country. Funeral services for Geo Brinning at Valley church drew many mourners, followed by a local wreck seen at Frank's store. Outreach covers Howard Greiner’s recovery after surgery and Allen Augustin’s accident. The writer recalls visits with locals in Crawfordsville and Washington including Donald Rabenold and others, and notes Homer Smith's 25-year absence from Kansas. June Putnam visits cousins near Washington.
Of Our Neighboring Communities By the Journal's Subscription Representative
D. F. Macon, the Journal's subscription representative, reports on nearby towns and community happenings. He highlights local businesses, civic events, and reader responses shaping the region's daily life.
Bedtime mischief and a Kansas quip cited by J. L. Price
A Kansas reader recounts a family scene where a sick father lies in bed and a slow son delays bedtime. The mother asks when he will sleep, and the boy dryly answers he will stay until the doctor opens his satchel and takes the baby out.
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J. L. Price
Kansas
Evening Journal readers send additional money
Inbeknown to each other Mr and Mrs Geo Cannett of Ainsworth sent money to the Evening Journal. A reply thanked them and urged them to give that much more. J B Pressly of Ainsworth was in Crawfordeville on business.
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J. B. Pressly
Ainsworth
Crawfordeville
Busi
Busy Ice Businessman Faces Long Summer Days
A bustling ice dealer remains pressed in the heat of summer, juggling orders and deliveries as demand stays high. The article highlights the proprietor's tireless routine and the brisk pace of the ice trade during peak days.
Family hopes and farm life from Crawfordsville dairy neighbors
R. V. Davis of Crawfordsville welcomes visitors to his improved acreage with Jersey cows and thriving alfalfa fields. Everett and Clarence Davis nearby praised cows and a Welsh street home features good well water. Lee Walker tended the garden east of town while Luther Williams threshing preceded a tractor incident. Ed Rich and Lucy Casey Rich live on the R. Y. Davis farm with their children as ice cream night recalls community ties.
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R. V. Davis
Crawfordsville
Bob
Everett and
Clarence Davis
Welsh Street
Lee Walker
Helen
Luther Williams
Bob Howell
Ed Rich
Lucy Casey Rich
R. Y. Davis
Local Church Scene and Crowd at Washington Concert Night
An usher Johnny gently handles a deaf elder with an ear trumpet and warns her to stay seated. The piece mentions Mrs Kramer and Ainsworth figures tied to Mayor Sands and a Washington Concert band event. A large crowd gathered in Central Park for a meeting that extended past midnight and drew attention to Aimee Semple McPherson.
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Johnny
K. Kramer
Frank Wood
Ainsworth
Mayor Sands New House
Washington
Aimee Semple McPherson
Central Park
Banks Hoped Free From Restricting Act by Sept First
In February 1933 the S and S F 111 act took effect and over 600 state banks fell under its provisions. Bates said the number has since dropped to under 60 and the banking department aims to have all banks released from the act by September 1.
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Banking Department
Distinguished Nelson Family of Decorah with Four Sons in Public Service
A. A. Nelson of Decorah has four sons in public service or running for office and a daughter married to a bank receiver in Grand Forks. Sons Marvin, J. A. Jake, Nels, and Carl B. hold political or government roles, with Mary the youngest working at a drug store. The family, pioneers in southeast Minnesota and northeast Iowa, built a farm in Winneshiek County and earlier worked on railroads and lumber camps. The photo shows the family a week ago, in a version of a family reunion.
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A. A. Nelson
Decorah
Dc. B. Amundson
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Marvin
Minnesota
J. A
Jake
Iowa
Des Moines
Nels
Winneshiek County
Carl B
U. S
Omaha
Mary
Darling Drug Store
Nelson
Hamlin Garland
North Dakota
Montana
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin
Calmar-Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Road
Aimee McPherson Sermon Draws Washington Crowd at Fairfield
Aimee McPherson closed her Fairfield meeting after a long day in Washington and Cedar Rapids planning talks at an Indian reservation. The Angelus temple event featured band fills and local speakers including Rev W J Stevens and Marion Sackett. Dedication honors went to builders and donors like Roy Downs and Mrs Fred Munroe as the audience touched walls and seats during the blessing.
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W. J. Stevens
Washington
Mrs McPherson
Fairfield
Marion Sackett
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Aimee
W. A Walkem
KFSG
Angelus Temple
Carrol Correll
Sackett
Pat May
Charlotte Campbell
Stevens
Roy Downs
Fred Munroe
Clara Warren
George Asken
Herbert Asken
McPherson
Mrs. McPherson
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Hanks
Valley Church
Geo. Brinning
Jones
Mr. Frank
Valley
Rubio
Mr. Brinning
Richard Greiner
Keota
Howard Greiner
Albert
Allen Augustine
Allen
Donald Rabenold
Bill Brown
Hugh Hazelett
Clyde Maxwell
Wellman
W. F. Augusting
Derwood Sowash
West Chester
B. E. Nicholson
Kalona
Homer Smith
Mr. Elder
Mr. Smith
June Putnam
Lester Maconham
D. F. Macon
Teddy Roosevelt
Drover's Journal
A. Nelson
Mere
B Amundean
Mary Nelson
Martin A. Nelson
Austin Minn
Nels A. Nelson
Carl BR. Nelson
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Aimee McPherson
Wilson Coal Co
H. J. Ward & Co
Firestone
Washington Oil Company
Smith Brookhart
East
Kyle
North End
Wilson
Widmer & Rusby
Goodwin Ptth Block North
Heene
Jersey
Walter Little
Journal
Ha Wonk
Ll. Whittaker
Eclipse Lumber Company
Hugo
Miss Toble Morgan
Swedesbura
Owen Grecian
Stephen
Omar Sleiehter
John Miller
Wyse
Wayland
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Sudan
Oellen Seed Store
H. J. Schoo
J. O. Crawford
Spaulding
Nicola & Harmon
Jennie Fleming
Scott Orris
Optometry
Stephen's
Weessler Bros
M BE. Church
Washington County
National Farm Loan Assn
Federal Land Bank Loans
Sidney Moore
Secy
Washington State Bank
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