Chicago Livestock Market Summary and Paralleled Grains
Chicago livestock reports show hogs steady to 40 cents higher, top at 40.30. cattle mixed with week trends softening, fat cows and bulls weaker. Sheep 5,000 head, lambs down, buyers cautious. Grain markets mixed as wheat and corn display small gains. receipts and weekly totals noted with feeding lamb prices cited.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Chote Washingtons
Cary
Choice
Washington
California
SilO razed and rain helps town events in Crawfordsville
Braden Crawford E Johnson Or ris had his silo razed Monday. Earl Berkshire delivered hogs to Crawfordsville Thursday. A big rain Wednesday brought relief after days of wind and drought. Local attendees at Fairfield ceremony included Mrs Lati fer Davis and son David and many area families. Visitors from here joined gatherings, election of officers occurred, and social events featured clever stunts and refreshments amid a hurried rain.
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CRAWFORD E—John _Orris
Earl Berkshire
Crawfordsville
Fairfield
Latifer Davis
David
Claud 'T. McGoy
Dethert
Maxwell Guy Hesselt
Loutcened
Braden Club
Nellie Richards
Vale
Dortha Long
Om Hnith
Martha’ Smith
Pauline Smith
Zelda McCall
Adah Maxwell
Muriel Witting
Rs. Smith
Lena Mason
Dort Fong
Keota Graduates Commencement Notes and Assignments
Keota June report lists five graduates from State College and two-year programs including Marjory Ochs Joella Antes Harriet Morris Ruth Pulver. It notes teaching assignments for Kalona Yarmouth Attica and plans for further study at State University and advanced schools. Other area students from Keota attend summer sessions and remain at home after commencement events.
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Keota
Keota Oung
Veing
Rom College
Iime
Marjory Oc Fughter
Joeh
Misa Joella Antes
Tughter
Edna Antes
Yedrame
Wpurhons
Aarriet Morris
Attica
Towa
Harriet Morris
Yarmouth Consolidated
Lois Ochs
State University
Misa Puler
T. A. Morris
J.B. Ochs
J. Pulver
Stave College
Anna Antes
Jorlla Antes
Parsons
Ochs
State College
Thelma Bower
Misa Euniceower
Violet Klett
Ota High
Smmer
Marguerite Act
Mildred Ochs
Theerally
Rmer
Mary Louise Stewart
Margaret Clenden Poyd Stoutner
Hier
The
Ome
Maryoulse Stewart
Margaret Clen
Ieining
Boyd Stoutner
George Kaile
Teachers Return and Social Gatherings at Town
Miss Letta Carris returns from Crawfordsville where she taught in the high school. Miss Helen Korf comes back from Ains Worth to teach in Monroe next year. Miss Thelma Kirkpatrick returns from Pella after teaching in the high school. Miss Francine Lacey, now a sophomore at the State university, resumes work in Townity as secretary in the university economy department and society editor for the Daily Towan. Miss Engennte and Faith Smock visit Park Ridge after attending Alumni events and a family gathering with Gertrude Wiehe lardson. Mrs Mayer and Mrs J A Schneckengart hosted the high tea on Tuesday night.
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Letta Carris
Crawfordsville
Helen Korf
Ains Worth
Monroe
Thelma Kirkpatrick
Pella
Francine Lacey
The
State University
Iver
Wack
Townity
Economic Department
University
Universiy
Aper
Towan
Park Ridge
Tinos
Ates
Gertrude
Wiehelardson
Parvene
Etllegs
Reata
George Mayer
J. A
Schneckengart
Mayer
Brighton Prody A Borkosk Home Visit Recalls Event
Brighton route one notes Prody A Borkosk visiting at Bakers Institute and son Clarence Brown returning home after treatments. Keokuk family and Watersons attended local gatherings. Pleasant Valley Ladies club met with Mrs Raph and 23 men shared ice cream and cake. Washington caller visited the Woodfords. many neighbors mentioned in casual community update.
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Brighton
Clarence
Brown
Pleasant Valley Ladies
Abd ‘Ragel
Guster
Alfield
Aidred Woodford
Caye
Woodford
Iranks
Washington
Crawfordsville News Notes On Local People And Funeral
Nellie Manners reports from Crawfordsville with notes on residents returning from Reels Springs, visitors from Columbia, and Johnsons daughters Mildred and Myrtle arriving. The Junior society and Vacation Bible School are mentioned along with a church notice from Ottumwa Iowa and a death obituary for Mrs A B Highton. Burial occurred May 33 in the Ouumes cemetery.
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Crawfordsville
J. Crooks
Reels Springs
May
Jay Patterson
Ogee
Hove
John ‘Eadie Maurice
Red ‘Maxwell
Caroline Johnson
Mildred
Columbia
Sauet
Society of the United Churen
Bible School
Mula
Dube
Hithen
Tirat Methodist Chtren
Ottumwa
A. B. Hight
Hightshoe
Clyde
Elvie
Tighenoot
Dana
Charles
Denver
Beto
Michese Venta
Cheituan
Ouumes
Columbus Junction Primary Results Highlight Local Races
Martha Butler leads in the Republican primary for Louisa County attorney with 1536 votes in Columbus Junction. J Vigor trails with 959 votes as nomination for the term beginning 1931. R R Hunt of Oakville seeks reelection as representative, beating Jesse Huddle of Wapella by 1,421 to 1,084. other results unsettled.
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James Columbus
Cubs Beat Robins Root Gives 2 Hits
The Cubs defeated the Brooklyn Robins 13 to 0 as Charley Root pitched superbly holding the Robins to two hits. Charley Grimm homered, Danny Vance was chased from the mound in the sixth, and New York’s hit spree produced a lopsided win.
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United Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Charley Root
Charley Grimm
Danny Vance
Dudley
Newysom
Athletics
George Earnshaw
Leroy Mahaffey
Heinie Manush
Philadel
St. Louke Browns
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Detroit
Adam Comorsky
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Pirates
New York
St Louis
Cards
Cardinals
Rhyne
Cicero
Ini
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red
Cincinnati
Reds
Southern
Crawfordsville Church Notices and Meetings Summary
Miss Nellis Manners reports Crawfordsville events from June 6. F Wenger returns from Cincinnati after attend ing at the Presbyterian General Assembly. Mrs Gillis of Beaumont California visits Des Moines with Rev A Porter and her recovery noted. United and Presbyterian churches announce Sunday schools worship and union services with district and Y P C U meetings. Rev A N Porte and Rev S F Wenger are listed as pastors.
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Crawfordsville
F. Wenger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Presbyterian General Assembly
E. J. Gillis
Beaumont
California
Des Moines
United Presbyterian General Assembly
A. Porter
Aln. Porter
ROH
Methodist
Epworth
G. W. Pool
United Presbyterian
K. I. Thompson
Idaville
India
Classified Ad Notes From Route No 2 Entry
Washington route two correspondence notes include Mrs Fred Wagner and Miss Marjorie Potraz 18 who have graduated. A trial will convince.
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Washington, R
Fred Wagner
Marjorie Potraz
Neighborhood High School Graduates Celebrate A Quiet Spring
In this district Lilian Dunbar Mary Walter Stephen Walter George Jones Frederick rat and Clark Wagner graduated from high school. Irene ier Vera Darbyshire Lucile Knox Lois Spenter also completed study on the North end. Mrs Dora Wax ner taught a class at the Eur eka S. route. A Sunday school program for children's day is being prepared. Mr and Mrs Melo Kallous and daughters visited Sunday. Mrs Howard Wagner hatched over 400 white Keghorn chicks Tuesday morning. Mr Blake Moore called. George Jones won the American Legion scholarship prize.
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Lilian Dunbar
Mary and
Stephen Walter
George Jones
Frederick Rat
Clark Wagner
Ireneier
Vera Darbyshire
Lucile Knox
Lois Spenter
Eureka. S
Dora Waxner
Plente
Old Rock Quarry
Washing
Furth
Melo
Kallous
Vigilantes Host Gun Club Meet in Columbus Junction
The Louisa county vigilantes and the Louisa County Sheriff oversee a gun club shoot at Columbus Junction with target practice, a chicken supper, and talks on bank robbery countermeasures. Funding planned for two maythine rifles, and a shoot is scheduled every two months. Receipts from the annual Legion poppy sale totaled 61.20 dollars. Local residents attend events and travel for family and education updates across towns and colleges.
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Columbe
Junction
Louise ¢ Association
Louisa County
Columbus Junction
R. W. Nebergail
Igilance ‘Committee
Des Mo
George Oaks
Jennings
Nethergall
Frances May
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
E.W. McWilliams
Chicago
Roland Rees
Richard Thomas
Roland
Donald
Carroll
Neb
Charles le Duncan
Legion’ AU Itary
Roy
Clifford
Orris
Columbus City
Iona Joyce
Aletha May
Statte Oak
Oskaloosa
JH. McCormac
Town State Teachrs College
Grace McCormac
Wapelio
Flora” Stapp
Wateriog
Fred
Shannon
California
Concord Charity Circle
Henry Hendricks
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Chiago
Enesco
Daly
Parley
Timothy
Clover
Toledo
Jose
Dember
Ali
Hay
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Cor. Square
Iowa Live Stock Conmission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
W.S. Reister & Sons
Grama, Radeon Eagle Stampa
Braden
Kate B. Grover
Journal
Nellie Manners
Martha Butler
Robins Root
Hicago
AKE National League
Publican
John. Lo
Mary Otto Brown Duncan
Bonham
Lois Simons
Ora Simons
Columbus Juntion
Kenneth van Sickle
Rock Island
First Methodist
Muscatine
van Sickle
Axel Soderstrom
Moline
Soderstrom
Theresa Wilson
Frances Alsip
Iowa
Teachers College
John TL. Jones
Los Angeles
W. C. Jo
Cotter Community Club
Samuel Havenstine
Nellis Manners
Evening Journal
Call City
Last
Vincent Hatchery
Burlington Depot
Reed
N.C. Putnam
Atwater
John Deere
G. F. Baird
Ainsworth
Vitzead
I Ke
Ramseyer Hatcheries
Sale—Guinea
James Havel, Jr
Aineworth
Ing
Cedar Falls Teachers College
Win Smouse
FORD
Armstrong Bros
ESSEX
Frances L
Balley
Caesar
Sextus Julius Caesar
Nero
Augustus Caesar
Tiberius
Christ
Augustus
Martin Butler Orepeatent
Washington Produce Markets
Frank Longwell
R.L. Gibson
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