Des Moines Hog Market Sees Mixed Midweek Quotes
Combined hog receipts at 21 yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota total 21 900 for 24 hours ending 8:00 A M Mostly steady with some 5 cent declines and modest rise in long haul consignments Light to heavy weights quoted from 1 49 to 1 60 and 2 60 to 3 05 with sow and pig prices listed as packing plants adjust for weight.
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Towa Livestock Market
Des Moines
Iowa
INS
Minnesota
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 4 Hogs Steady
Hogs 5 000 cited with top 3.50 bulk 3.00 to 3.49 heavy 3.60 to 3.35 pigs 2.75 to 3.20 holdovers 3.999 cattle 200 steady calves 100 steady beef steers 6.00 to 7.75 yearlings 5.00 to 7.50 stockers 3.75 to 5.59 sheep 7 900 steady lambs 6.25 to 7.00 ewes 1.00 to 2.50 feeder lambs 4.90 to 5.00
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Chicago
Grain futures open lower on mixed July and Sept quotes
The Chicago grain table shows July and Sept contracts for corn and oats with varied open high and low values. New July figures and December numbers appear alongside slight shifts in percentages, reflecting market volatility.
Livestock Club Tours Next Week for 4-H Members
4 H livestock clubs invite parents and friends to join tours Tuesday and Wednesday June 7 and 8 to inspect members animals. Tours depart Farm Bureau at 8 am with pickups along the route. A pot luck picnic dinner follows each day. Frank Reed of the extension service will attend.
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Farm Bureau
Frank Reed
Town State College
Ames
Phyllis Flenner
Junior McConnell
James Gardner
Chas
Louis Anderson
Merle Telford
Alvin and Farnest Jones
Donald Rinner
Wayne Williams
Delbert Evans
Mary Donaldson
Carl Rothlisberger
Homer Birney
Richard and
James Birney
Stanley Foster
Alvin Horak
Geret Boys
Robert Cress
Dean
George Zachs
Merle Werner
Maurine Walker
Ruth and
Ezra Smith
Marion Timmons
Daryl Oldfield
Leo Oldfield
Seth Carris
Raymond Humston
Sunset Park
Washington
Everet Hayes
Dale Booth
Harold Gates
Richard and Heith Pfeffer
Robert Waterhouse
Hubert and Reed Horton
Prohibition Prominence in 1932 Election Issues
Prohibition becomes a central theme for the 1932 election with nationwide and state referendums. Connecticut California Oregon Wyoming Michigan Washington and Arizona explore repeal or enforcement, while Maryland Rhodesland Plassachusetts Wisconsin Montana Nevada New York have actions or repeals reducing enforcement. The outcome could affect Senate nominations and party positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
INS
Connecticut
California
Oregon
Wyoming
Michigan
Arizona
Association Against the Prohibition
Senate
House
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
A brief column by D. F. Macon from the Journal's subscription representative outlines local happenings in nearby communities. The notes cover social events, small-town updates, and community interest items gathered from readers and correspondents.
Weather and politics fill June diary notes from Washington county
The Washington county diary reports no major complaints about dry weather, noting crops thriving despite limited field work. It mentions Ed Eicher campaigning across nearby towns, farm duties of Bill Link, a young student Eugene Meyer scoring well on a report card, and local counts of gas stations and candidate numbers.
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Columbus Junction
City Folks Share Quips and Tooth Tales
A town tale recalls Murray Smylie visiting for a tooth extraction and scowling over a race scorecard. A nearby old lady overheard the exchange, confirming the moment and its awkward mood. The scene centers on Murray and a witty remark about big men in town.
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Murray Smylie
Winfield
Murray
Mutual Predicament at Church Collection
A young couple attends church on a Sunday evening. During the collection the man reveals he has no money, having changed his pants. His partner, searching the bag, confesses similarly and blushes at their shared embarrassment.
Symphony of Six Million and the Brocken Wing on Screen
Ralph Pratt surveys major films with Max Steiner score for Symphony of Six Million based on Fannie Hurst story. Velez Carrillo and Douglas star in The Brocken Wing airplane crash stunt supervised by Capt. F E H Robinson. Other notes mention Navarro football scenes and Una Merkel accent in Huddle, Trader Horn, Without Honors themes.
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Max Steiner
Fannie Hurst
Irene Dunn
Ricardo Cortez
Paramount Ranch
Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Leo Carrillo
Melvyn Douglas
F E. H. Robinson
California National Guard
Fanny Hurst
Miss Hurst
Harry Carey
Africa
Trader Horn
Ramon Navarro Stars in New Role in Huddle Film
Ramon Navarro shifts from Mata Hari era to a fresh screen persona in Huddle. The picture adapts a widely read story providing a new dramatic portrayal and sees Navarro headline a project drawing on popular literary source material.
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Ramon Novarro
Senators Divided on Prohibition Across States
The report notes Connecticut's two senators oppose prohibition while Michigan’s Couzens and Vanderberg are considered dry. Couzens says he will follow his state’s majority sentiment, with Oregon Republicans McNary and Steiner also dry, and Colorado senators likewise dry.
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Connecticut
Michigan
Couzens
Vanderberg
Oregon
McNary
Steiner
Colorado
The Broken Wing swashbuckler romance with aviator hero
Melvyn Douglas stars as the airman who crashes in a revolutionary land and falls for Lupe Velez the Castilian sweetheart while Leo Carillo plays a bold but amusing bandit in this adventurous tale.
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Melvyn Douglas
Lupe Velez
Leo Carillo
Whiffenpoofs Join Cast for Huddle Film
After months of research to capture college life authentic, the film Huddle adds a chorus of Whiffenpoofs to the scenes under Hollywood lights. The vocal group provides a formal collegiate touch to the production’s campus atmosphere.
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Hollywood Sun
State alcohol politics split across party lines in referendums
The piece notes Costigan and Waterman maintain dry stances while Wyoming's Carey and Kendrick pledge to heed constituent wishes from a referendum. It argues that a shift to wet in November would force senators and representatives to abandon dry positions to avoid flouting public will.
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Tor Costigan
Waterman
Wyoming
Carey
Kendrick
Couple Wed In Maplewood Missouri Marriage
Mrs Verda Lute of Washington and W A Fuller of Valley Junction married at 4 30 Thursday at Maplewood Mo parsonage Rev Hunter officiated They will reside at 602 West Main after June 6 Fuller a Rock Island railway engineer The bride lived in Washington about two years Attendants included Mrs Sarah Smith Perry Wells. From many angles November 8 is noted as a significant day in the prohibition fight.
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Mips Souri
Verda Lute
Washington
W. A. Fuller
Valley Junction
Maplewood
Hunter
West Main Street
Fuller
Rock Island Railway
Sarah Smith
Perry Wells
L. G. club gathers for pot luck and games in Ainsworth
The L. G. club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hopping on Friday May 27. A busy evening featured a big pot luck supper and a progress ive rock at six tables. Visitors included Miss Myrtle O Connor Mr. Merle Stelle Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wehr and Charles Beenblossom.
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Ggo. Marr
Marr
Gengkinger
Lins
R. A. Acheson
Marrow
Oklahoma
Fayette McConnell
Malcolm McDowell
J. J. McConnell
Charles Beenblossom
Rock Island
Fred Schroeder
S. R. Stone
J. M. Stone
Edkins
Howard
Cal Beenblossom
Water Vital for Life and Food Chain
Water is essential to human survival and to all plant and animal life that provide mankind with food. The text asserts water’s priority over fire and its indispensable role in sustaining life.
Voters eyes on Iowa contests as Monday polls loom
Iowa voters prepare for Monday elections that could shape the senatorial race still unsettled after a campaign by Field and Brookhart. Nomination hinges on a 35 percent party vote, with four Republican and several Democratic candidates vying for governor and legislature amid party shifts.
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Iowa
Field
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Brookhart
Senator II
Louis H. Cook
Des Moines
George Cosson
Fred P. Hagemann
Waverly
N. G. Kraschel
Harlan
Charles F. Lytle
Sioux City
Louiis Murphy
Dubuque
Daniel F Steck
Ottumwa
Dan W. Turner
Louis J. Kehoe
Wellman
John W. Kime
Fort Dodge
Otto Lange
Clyde L. Herring
L. W. Housel
Humboldt
Fonnis E. Roddewig
Davenport
G. C. Greenwalt
Alex Miller
Washington
Miriam P. Johnson
Iowa Falls
Mark G. Thornburg
Guy M. Lambert
Newton
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain
Lewis Dempsey
P. H. Friesen
W. S. Reister & Sons
Livestock Club
D. F. Macon
Ed Eicher
Burlington
Bill Link
Bill
Sammy
Ed Anwyl
Dougherty’s
Washington County
Cedar County
T. J. Easter
Ainsworth
Mrs. Easter
Florida
Mr. Easter
Madison Orr
Our City
Jake
Ralph Pratt
Francis Wallace
Yale University
Navarro
Una Merkel
Covington
Kaintucky
East _ Side
Washington, Iowa
Journal
Tae
J. T. Risk
J. Martin White
Herbert Askea
West 3rd_ street
Strawberries
Blue
Iowa Motor Service
House of Representatives
Jackson County
C. R. Barr
Josephine Hull
Farmers & Bankers Life Insurance Company
Keokuk
C. L. Hibbs
Higley
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
East Baptist Church
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