Market summaries for hogs cattle calves and sheep
Hog prices show slower demand with hogs 46 000 head including 23 000 direct sold. Light weights 140 160 lb to 4 70 4 85 for good and choice pork. Cattle demand weak with 20 000 head including calves 2 000. Slaughter cattle 550 1500 lb ranges 4 25 7 50 depending on weight. cows 2 75 4 50. bulls 3 40 4 00. Stocker feeders 500 1050 lb 4 00 6 75. Sheep 8 000 bids sparse with lambs 90 lb down 7 50 8 50 for good and choice.
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Adake
Rail timetable notices and lodge meeting announce
Railway timetable details list eastbound and westbound trains with departures and arrivals and a note on exceptions. Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds regular meeting on the first Friday. T L Brookhart W M and A W Yard secretary listed.
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A. M
T. L Brookhart
W. M
A. W. Yard
Washington
Southwest Limited
Bela
Major League Baseball standings and results brief
A compressed summary shows National League leaders with New York at .605, Chicago and Cincinnati near .600. Yesterday's NL results include Philadelphia 1-6 and Pittsburgh 9-2, with St. Louis 4-2 and Cincinnati 2-4. Today’s schedule lists St. Louis at Cincinnati as the lone game. American League results feature New York 2-6 and Cleveland 2-3, with Detroit 1-4 and Chicago 13-19 in the other games. several matchups are listed for today. The listing also notes cattle grades and prices for sale.
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New York
Wm. Louis
Pittsburgh
Heseneat
Sheae Éninneanne
Philadelphia O
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Clevemee
Aes Peu San SS
Cleveland
Detroit
Market Wrap Chicago June 5 Calm Grain and Dairy Reports
Chicago market notes show unsettled butter and poultry sections with varied receipts. Grain table lists July to December futures with modest gains and gaps across wheat corn oats rye and rye futures.
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Chicago
U.P
Grain futures mixed as corn bids ease in Chicago market
Cash corn prices in Chicago show mixed advances and declines for various grades with No 2 mixed at around 42 to 43 percent and No 2 yellow near 42 to 43 percent. Receipts total 509 cars as traders digest market signals and weather outlooks.
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Chicago
Farmers Stand Behind New Farm Act Says Bliss
Iowa State College extension director AN Bliss argues success hinges on farmer cooperation and voluntary participation under the new agricultural adjustment act. He cites Secretary Wallace on balanced prosperity and urges producers to organize to control output and prevent price gouging while aligning with consumer needs.
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Ames
Iowa
AN. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
Wallace
Bliss
Secretary of Agriculture
Emerge Agency
Toll of Drownings Increases in Iowa
Two drownings reported in Iowa on Sunday raise the 1933 season toll to 10. Victims include Wayne Andrews of Des Moines and Jack Bennett of Des Moines, with search efforts continuing. A second drowning near Algona involves Buddy McVeigh, age 9, found near the Dan Long bridge.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Algona
Polk County
Wayne Andrews
Jack Bennett
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Bridges
Buddy McVeigh
Roy McVeigh
Buddy
Albgona
Wen
Sid Rosenstein
Dan Long
Burl Andrews
Fifth Supervisorial District
Ben Dewey
CC. Riley
Neighborhood News by D F Macon
Journal’s subscription representative D F Macon compiles notes from nearby communities, reporting brief items on local happenings, events, and community leaders with concise updates.
Crowds Fill Town for Weekend Evening Journal Push
Ainsworth visitors and local families crowded Washington and surrounding areas Saturday. Residents note growing interest in the Evening Journal with subscriptions to be continued and new readers joining in the weekend bustle.
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Washington
Play critics and football fans mingle at debut night
On opening night Osear Hammerstein likens a play to a cigar with the line if it’s good everybody wants a box if it’s bad no amount of puffing will make it draw. At the same time Mrs. Greene frets at a football game about a boy’s danger while her daughter minimizes the risk saying he’s unconscious.
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Maurice
Chevalier
Hollywood
Paramount
State Theater
Helen Twelvetrees
Edward Fyerette Horton
Adriennette
Habey Leroy
Norman Taurog
Osear Hammerstein
Use of Gasoline in Iowa Shows Large Decrease Last Year
Iowa used 17.9 percent less gasoline in 1952 than 1951, per a U S department report. Iowa gasoline tax receipts after refunds totaled 9,970,127 dollars on 299,004,568 gallons at 3 cents per gallon. Nationally over 514 million dollars in gasoline tax revenue was collected, with total consumption exceeding 11 billion gallons but down 7.5 percent from 1931. Delaware and Maryland showed increases.
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Des Moines
Union
Bureau
Delaware
Maryland
Screening Parents Guard Health From Home Invasions
Parents would use every known means to protect children from a dirty intruder who might contaminate food and meals. The hypothetical tramp invading the kitchen would alarm parents and prompt steps to remove him and secure the home against such future intrusions.
Preventing Disease Through Screenings and Sanitation
An older public health note urges thorough screening to stop flies and mosquitoes from spreading illnesses such as diarrheas and typhoid. It stresses installing screens with at least sixteen meshes per inch on windows and doors, especially in food handling areas, to prevent later summer illnesses.
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