Market Report Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Markets in Chicago show hogs 5 to 10 cents lower across weights with top hogs at 14.45 and 14.40 for 180 to 3380 pounds. Cattle demand strong with steer and yearling trade mostly 12.25 to 14.00. best heifers about 14.35. Sheep supply meager with lambs at 13.50 and ewes 4.50 to 6.25. Wednesday estimates set hogs 12,000 cattle 11,000 sheep 2,000.
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Chicago
Franklin Center
West Chester
Highland
Iowa
Jackson
Marion
Oregon
Washington City
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Washington
Ectiniven Toning Seechiesi
Custer Wilson
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Firm Prices
Chicago market notes receipts for hogs at 9 982 cases with firm to steady prices. Firsts and extras move with small gains in currant and storage packed lines. Poultry receipts include 1 car and 29 trucks with steady to firm demand. hens and White Rock varieties show small price shifts.
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White Rock
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Chicago Grain Table Showcases June Market Moves
Chicago grain prices latest: wheat contracts for Sept and Dec show gains above 1 percent in early June. Corn futures for Sept Dec and July trade near 88 to 91 cents, with modest shifts. Oats display Sept and Dec activity around 48 to 50 cents, July steady near 47 to 49 cents.
RVR and Soybean figures show fluctuating percentages
Readable figures list RVR and SOYBEANS rates across months and instruments. RVR values hover around mid to upper sixties with declines and rebounds noted in Sept, Dec, July, and Oct. Soybeans show prices or rates near 1.72 to 1.76 with old and new values and minor moves.
Chicago Cash Grain Report Summary
Chicago cash grain markets report mixed sift of corn and soybeans with several price quotes shown for yellow and white varieties. Notable entries include yellow corn at multiple percent ranges and soybeans priced across various lots, reflecting a varied bid environment.
Broiling and Panbroiling Basics for Meats
The article explains broiling as placing meat on a rack with the top surface three inches from the heat source and turning when browning. It notes browning both sides before removing and offers panbroiling as an alternative method without adding liquid or covering.
Luck Bringers: Hunchback Figurines Found in Alexandria
Ancient bronze and terracotta images uncovered at Alexandria depict a humpback figure believed to bring luck and ward off evil. Ranging from crude to detailed, these talismanic representations show pharaohs and courtiers seeking fortune through a recognizable hump.
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Alexandria
Lemmings migrate in swarms damaging crops and drowning at sea
Lemmings are small Arctic rodents with long fur and tiny ears. Certain species move in large swarms that damage crops and cross barriers including water. Many leap into the sea and drown.
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Arctic
Midway Sale Column Lists Weekly Auctions
The notice lists weekly sales at Midway Cnp Columbus Junction every Wednesday and at Whittaker sale barn every Friday. A Fleetwood Household Goods sale occurs in West Chester on Saturday June 6 at 1 30 PM. A June 6 closing out sale of the Florence Sellers estate at 747 East 2nd Street is also advertised.
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Midway Sale Cnp
Columbus Junction
Whittaker
Fleetwood Household Goods Sale
West Chester
Florence Sellers
East 2Nd Street
Ducks Use Mallards to Fight Mosquito Larvae in Texas
Texas game department biologists say mallards are efficient mosquito control, eliminating most larvae even in heavily infested areas.
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Texas Game Department
Memorial Day thanks from Fred Longer for helpers
Fred Longer, chairman of the general committee for Memorial day, expressed gratitude for the support and participation in Saturday's services. He cited those who supplied cars and labor, patriotic organizations, and carriers of the day. He praised cemetery caretakers Roy Stewart at Woodlawn and the Springman brothers at Elm Grove for their extra hours preparing and cleaning the sites.
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Fred Longer
Longer
Roy Stewart
Woodlawn
Springman
Elm Grove
Elementary Pupils Give Finale Program at St Marys
St Marys school closes its eighth grade. 14 seniors receive diplomas from Rt Rev Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier who urged saying no. Entertainment includes plays and solos by grades and seniors. local visitors to Riverside and nearby towns noted.
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Monsignor
Bernard Jacobsmeier
Monsignor Jacobsmeier
Rita Stransky
Mary Jane Quinn
Mary Kathleen Knittel
Tommy
Weather Radio Waves Do Not Cause Bad Weather
Weather bureau states radio waves do not affect the weather and claims that global radio emissions have no scientific basis. It notes that thunderstorm energy far exceeds radio sources, and the added energy from stations is comparatively minute.
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The
Weather Bureau
Oldest Living Tree Advocated in Sequoia Park
The General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park is described as the oldest and largest living thing on Earth. Researchers emphasize its massive trunk, height, and age as evidence of its ancient status.
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General Sherman
Sequoia National Park
Flag colors of Thailand and its self-titled meaning
The phrase notes that Siamese people call their country muang Thai meaning land of the free and describes the flag with red white and blue stripes.
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Land of the
Free
Summer School Classes at High School Start June 8
Summer school at the high school begins June 8 with courses in typing mechanical drawing and voice. Adults and students may enroll. instructors include Mrs. Bartow for typing Boyd White for voice and Foster Bickel for drafting. Registration is one dollar per course per week plus incidental costs.
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Fred Bartow
Boyd White
Foster Bickel
Wesley Pritchard
Wayland
Imf
Local residents spend Memorial Day visits and family time
Mrs Emma Nordyke and relatives spent Memorial Day weekend in Leon with kin. Wendell Marsh and son Kenton from Chicago arrive for a brief vacation with Mrs Nordyke’s family. Dr and Mrs F L Wheelan and sons returned to Britt after visiting George Wheelan. Garden department requests flower donations for tomorrow's church flower show. Bernard and Ambrose Hermann visited Sigourney with Frank Haupert family. Do rothy Musser and daughter called on Howard McCleer before heading to Iowa City from Tucson. Redlinger group returned from West Point after commencement.
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Walter Lemley
Parnell
Emery Sharp
Trinity Methodist Church
S. L. Gringer
Charles Ehl
Moline
Til
William Carroll
Silvis
Ebl
George Waldschmidt
Duane Perkins
Des Moines
Iowa City
Elmo Knittel
Saint Louis
Emma_ Nordyke
Wallace Nordyke
Bill Nordyke
Wilma
Leon
Wendell Marsh
Kenton
Chicago
Charles Rothlisberger
F.l Wheelan and Sons
Britt
George Wheelan
Bernard and
Ambrose Hermann
Sigourney
Frank Haupert
John
Kos Reports Rotary Convention to Club
Frank Kos, president elect of the Washington Rotary club, spoke on the Des Moines district meeting with the theme Winning the War and Building World Order. Ralph W. Thompson praised the Des Moines gathering, and Wilbur Chandler showed color moving pictures on North Carolina. Harry Ramsayer chaired the program.
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Frank Kos
Washington Rotary Club
Des Moines
Frank
Ralph W. Thompson
Wilbur Chandler
North Carolina
Harry Ramseyer
Simpson Family Returns From Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Simpson and Bonnie returned Sunday night from a weekend visit with friends in West Union and McGregor.
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Harry Simpson
Bonnie
West Union
McGregor
More Production More Production for Egg and Poultry Year
Growers urged to maximize egg and poultry output this year. Plan fall chick starts, replace unproductive stock with wood pallets, and use Red Comb Balancer for free choice feeding through growing and laying seasons.
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Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Foster Radio Service
Gamble
Oetten Seed Store
Louis’ Baird
Don McLaughlin
Inquire At Journal
C. S. Lemmon
Charles Heb
Ner
Wavelay
Grogory
Cavalry Barn
Hitler
WAR Savings
Chicago Livestock
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Tankagh
Morning Sun Rendering Works License
Wayne
Humble Produce
Will Palmer
Little
Frigidaire
Gordon Sherman
Wellston
J. H. Bi
Murden Soy
Iaranteed Drug Store
Berkshire
S. W. Kalona
H. J. Horak
EK. F. Kolosick
Rose Cottage
Riverside
Montgomery Ward
van Vodicka
Richmond
Eclipse Company
Journal Classifieds
Dapple Grays
Ernest Lunow
N. Marton
East 7Th
Clara Russell
Eclipse Lumber Company
Washington Oil Company
Little's Furniture
Otediah
Dougal Bros. Cafe
J. A. Mayer
Fittsburg
Pioneer Drug Store
W. P
Sorégéty
McCormick
N. Marion
Bob Blair
Finney Feed Store
L. Barthelow
Frei
Sargent’s
Wolfe Hatchery
Walter H. Johnson
Sudan
Quetjen Seed Store
U.P
Chicago Grain Table
Telp
RVR
Chicago Cash Grain
ATS
Journal
BUNA
United States War Savings Bonds
St. Mary's School
St. Mary’s Hall
Glen, Clifford
Edna Rummelhart
Neosha
Louis G. Rummelhart
Bessie Emerson
Little Rock Arkansas
Myrna Linds
Kansas City
Rummelhart Brothers
Choutanu
Oklahoma
Ardell Chabal
Sylvester Sharp
Tipton
Kalona
Hannah Maxwell
Democratic
Herring Seeman
Brighton
Clayey
Crawford
Dutch Creek
Nira
Wellman
Augustine Kraschel
Clay
Congress
Fos- Willen
Bell Ter Nallbrock
Cedar
Clay Crawford
Acadae O
Richmond Franklin den
Town
United States
W. A. Erbe
Bible School
Methodist Church
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
M. J. Redlinger
Charles George
Hubert, Parl
Ray Redlinger
West Point
N. Y
West Point Military Academy
Kos
Rotary
Reister Bros
Coles
FORD
Floatwood
D. F. Macon
Harry Dusenbery
Washington Beverage Company
Washington, Iowa
Chequoy Club
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