Hog Market News Des Moines July 25 Receipts Fell Short
Combined hog receipts at 21 Midwest yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hour period ended 8:00 A M today totaled 36 200, down from 38 300 a week ago and 1 200 a year ago. Prices rose about 15 cents, with varying quotes by weight class across lightweight and heavyweight hogs, sows, and pigs. Bulk transactions form basis. long haul, overweight, and shipping point weight exclusions noted.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Hog Prices Climb As Market Tightens Around Chicago
Chicago market notes hog prices 19 to 15 cents higher with early top around 5.15 and some 5.25 for choice hogs. Hog sales averaged 4.85 to 5.10 across weights. Cattle numbers about 8,000 with steers and stockers up 26 cents. last week’s decline largely recovered. Sheep steady to firm with 12,000 head receipts.
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Chicago
Crossing the Line Neptune Jest on Voyage Harmless Fun
A shipboard custom is described where travelers crossing the equator are welcomed by impersonators of Neptune and his attendants. The activity is humorous and enjoyed by both the initiates and the performers, with no truth to any misconduct.
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Neptune
Livestock Prices Drive Chicago Market Update
Hog numbers reach 23 000 with broad ranges across categories. Cattle offerings total 8 000 with gains and varied classes. Sheep at 12 000 head steady with scope for lambs, yearlings and ewes. Idaho rangers noted among supplies.
Chicago Produce Price Updates and Stock Totals
Chicago market notes show butter shipments at 11 517 tubs and 11 616 tubs with creamery extras 17 percent standards 18 extra firsts 16 to 17 and firsts 15 to 16. Begs cases 6 837 today 10 760. current 1 to 12 percent. Cheese lines include longhorns 11 percent and various daisies 11 percent. Live poultry details cover turkeys hens and roosters with percent changes. Potatoes listed 35 cars on track. U S shipments 410. cobblers from Kansas Missouri Virginia Idaho with decayed percentages.
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Chicago
U. S
Kansac
Missouri
Virginia
Idaho
Triumphs
Wheat and corn futures show mixed open lower closes
Chicago grain prices open with Wheat July at 46 percent highs and 45 close, Sept 48 47. Corn July 31 percent, Sept 82, Dec 33 and 32. Oats July 16, Sept 18 17, Dec 20. Market activity indicates modest early movement across wheat corn oats with varied month spreads.
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Chicago
Grain Receipts Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain receipts list 191 cars of wheat 1523 cars of corn and 182 cars of oats reflecting cargo totals reported in the commodities ledger.
Microbes and Germs Described as One-Cell Organisms
The article explains bacteria also called microbes and germs as minute one celled plants. It notes they resemble protozoans like the amoeba in many characteristics while consisting of a single cell.
Woman society leader touts cookbook as most interesting book
Dayton Daily News notes a woman society leader praises the cookbook as the most interesting book in the world but does not reveal who told her of this opinion.
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Dayton Daily News
Chiropractor Dr Chas C C Brown Office Ad
Chiropractor Dr Chas C C Brown offers neurocarometer service at the downstairs office opposite the court. For appointments call 342 or residence 102.
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Chas. CC
Court Lense
Downstakre
Athletics Fall to Lefty Gomez in Big Loss
Left handed Vernon Gomez dazzled for the New York Yankees beating the Athletics 9 to 3 as Grove dropped to 15 15 and 4 against Gomez. The A's slide to third while Cleveland climbs to runner up with 9 7 and 9 6 scores.
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Robert Moses Grove
Athletics
Gomez
Grove
A’s
Cleveland
White Sox
Charlie English
Sox
Birthday Dinner Observes Mrs Al Fields and Sister
Yesterday marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs Al Fields. Her sister Miss Besse Jones hosted relatives at home with a yellow and white decor theme. Ten guests attended including out of town visitors Mr and Mrs Paul Hunt of Linwood Iowa.
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AL Firs
al Fields
Besse Jones
Paul Hunt
Linwood
Iowa
Crawfordsville Kittenball Team Wins Twice This Week
Crawfordsville kitten ball team defeated Wayland 17 to something Tuesday and beat Ding Marshall's Standard Oilers of Columbus Junction 4 to 1 Friday. Season record 16 wins 4 losses. Visitors include Mrs. Walter Piek and daughter Marjorie Mae of Mt. Pleasant. Glen Owens opens a cash grocery store with his produce house. Boosters parade from Washington drew a large crowd amid pageant prep.
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Crawfordsville
Wayland
Ding Marshall
Standard Oilers
Columbus Junction
Crawfordaville
Mra
Walter Piek
Marjorie Mae
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Geo, Yeager
Stephen Schuesster
Irene
Roger Schuessler
Lucille Beranek
Iowa City
Ralph Schuesster
Grant Edwards
Glen Owens
Washington
Muic
George
Martha Washington
Boosters
James Patterson
Clarence
Farmers Holiday Notes at Court House Meeting
A rural gathering in the courthouse discussed monetary policy and national banking. D. A. Penn and Mrs. L. B. Conard spoke on the money question, urging constitutional limits on money creation and support for farm funding bills. Attendance was modest, with plans for another Haskins area meeting.
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D. A. Penn
Fenn
Cushion Daniels
Army
Mr. Fenn
Fenp
Barrow
Frazier
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Joint Stock Land Banks
Federal Reserve Banks
Patman Hill
L. B. Conard
Henry County
Goldsbourough
Irvin Fisher
Yale University
Burlington Visit Includes Kathleen Patterson
Junior visited relatives in Burlington on Sunday. Kathleen Patterson joined them for a family visit back home.
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Burlington
Kathleen Pattererson
Iowa Cool As Heat Wave Breaks in July Spells Relief
Des Moines reports a retreat from extreme heat as highs hover in the low nineties and a cooling trend returns after a tied heat peak. The Weather Bureau notes breezes and cooler readings with thunderstorms forecast for tonight and tomorrow across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Estherville
Decorah
Boone
Neighboring Communities News Notes from Journal Rep
Local briefs report community happenings compiled by the Journal's subscription representative. Updates cover civic events, upcoming meetings, and notable small-town activities across area towns.
Town Visitors and Local Harvest Notes from Washington
A July 25 note lists many visitors in Washington including Elmer Mason and son from Havre Mrs Ed Libe and daughter from near Titus and Sam Sands party. Growers report oats at county home above 55 bushels and Glen Anderson near Haskins at 66. The Evening Journal acknowledges reader H J Goldsmith and W I Ireland Rubio Milwaukee agent. The piece closes with remarks on grandchildren visiting and a band concert Saturday evening.
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Elmer Mason and Son
Havre
Ed Libe
Titus
Sam Sands
Tedford
Ainsworth
Marx Kern
Kalona
Elmer Gault
T. H. Huston
Crawfordsville
Sam C. Wittme
Kime Taylor
Haskin
Wash Ivton
H. J. Goldsmith
Wayland
H J
Evening Journal
W. 1
Ireland
Rubio
Monticello
Milwaukee
Glen Anderson
Haskins
Waterloo visitors fill town for Saturday night
Dave Peterson of Waterloo and his wife visit their daughter in Letts while relatives from Ainsworth and Washington join. W J Reaney of Ainsworth travels with Peterson. the Augustine families from Washington KR 5, E D Lowash and wife of West Chester, Ralph Kelsey of Ainsworth, and Henry Schantz and family near Wayland attend. The men’s Bible class at the U P church features Dr Anderson on Deliverance at the Red Sea with about 40 attendees weekly.
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Waterloo
Letts
Ainsworth
W. J. Reaney
Mr. Peterson
Andy
Will Augustine
Washington KR. 5
E. D. Lowash
West Chester
Ralph Kelsey
U. P
Anderson
Red Sea
Lady Pride Holstein Sets World Record for Milk and Butter
Breckenridge Minnesota July 20 Lady Pride a Holstein owned by Fr E Murphy has broken the world record for combined milk and butter production with 25626 pounds of milk and 14823 pounds of butter in 265 days at Fennec Farms under Minnesota College of Agriculture supervision and certified by the Holstein Friesian Association of America The cow averaged 97 pounds of milk daily about 50 quarts and produced as much milk in a year as nine average cows enough rich milk for a pint daily for one hundred children The record makes her the highest living butter producer in the world per Columbus Jet Gazette.
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Pontiac Lieuwkie
Fr. E. Murphy
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Minnesota College of Agriculture
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Columbus
Community visits and family guest exchanges in Verdi
July events show Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates and children from Downey hosting Leslie Gates family. Silvia Musil from Iowa City visits. Ruth Mary Dunbar stays overnight with the Emerys. Will Bealer and family host Finch home guests. Gate family ties extend to Peoria visitors Joan Van Gund y with parental Baird home.
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Charles Gates
Downey
Mra
Vic Wenger
Leslie Gates
Silvia Musil
Iowa City
Ruth Mary Dunbar
Emery
Will Bealer
Couple Relatives Visit After Rochester Treatments
OLDS correspondent notes Rev and Mrs Waery returned from Rochester hospital where they received treatments. Mr and Mrs Laurence Boshart of Muscatine spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Boshart. Mr and Mrs Harlan Cooper were mentioned in the same social item.
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Waery
Rochester
Laurence Boshart
Muscatine
John Boshart
Harlan Cooper
Local Social and Visit Recap From Winfield Area
A busy list of visitors and events includes Mr and Mrs Lewis West of Memphis Missouri visiting the Chandles home in Winfield. Couples attend revival meetings in Winfield and relatives travel from Ohio to visit kin. Harold Wit and others tour camps near Nauvoo and attend weddings and shows with multiple local families enjoying community gatherings.
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Lewis West
Memphis
PL W. Chandles
Chas. Shepherd
Lake Carlson
Gayl Huston
Plaine Gorham
Glen Burkey
Eastman
Nauvee
Bob Layers
Junior Huston
Catherine Shaffer
Mt. Pleasant
Rennie Miller
Elsa Crawford
Harold
Helen Miller
Irene Roush
G. D. Marshall
Ethel Martin
Crawfordseville
J. A
Highland Farm Threshing Progress Amid Fire Loss
In South Highland Michigan on July 22 the oats are cut and threshing began across five runs. roads are being graded by county and township crews. Loren Lasek Melo Lasek and Mrs Melo Horak helped prepare threshers dinner. a barn burned at the James F Havel farm early Wednesday.
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Lorine Lasek
Melo Lasek
Melo Horak
Elima
Mary Horak
James F. Havel
Richard Havel
John Lausek
Horak
Bima
Mary
Richard
Five Automobile Fatalities in State Over the Weekend
Five people died in Iowa weekend crashes across Des Moines Spencer Waterloo and New Hampton with additional injuries. Fatalities included Dorothy Harper 24 of Spencer and Alas Kobliska 18 of Waterloo while others injured include Evelyn Natvig 18 and Harriet Krenek 30. Authorities reported multiple crashes near Des Moines New Hampton and other locations.
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Towa
Iowa
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Lewis Ferris
Waterloo
Alice Kokisk
New Hampton
Nor Fo the
Evelyn Natvig
Dorothy Harper
Spencer
Inez Smith
Steinbach
Burdette Greeney
Sioux City
Alas Kobliska
Waterloo Business College
Harriett Krenek
Godfrey Krenek
Water supply inspection for Humboldt fire readiness
Cedar Rapids technician to inspect Humboldt water system to decide if reservoirs meet fire emergency needs as city relies on spring water. Bandits who robbed Russell grocery and two filling stations are believed to be the same pair that looted the stations. Charles C Brown, 54, dies after windpipe severed by pitchfork while with threshing crew.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Russell
Davenport
Charles C Brown
Havel Family Visits John Lasek Home in KK
Havel and sons Wilbert and Norman with Mr and Mrs Melo Lasek and son Raymond spent last Sunday afternoon at John Lasek’s home in KK. T Knottnerus and children spent last Monday evening at the Lewis Seiwab home.
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Wilbert
Norman
Melo Lasek
Raymond
John Lasek
Kk. T. Knottnerus
Lewis Seiwab
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