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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
7
Market Report Chicago Hogs Leads With High Prices
Chicago hog market closes with top values around 11.66 to 11.85 for 200 to 300 pound hogs and 150 to 190 pound hogs at 10.65 to 11.00 while cattle and sheep show steady to firm bids. Estimated receipts for tomorrow include cattle 7,000 hogs 13,000 sheep 3,000. Beef steers top 15.00 with various grades and calf and stocker categories noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Sees Stable Prices Across Eggs Butter Poultry
Chicago insiders report a steady market for eggs with receipts to 49 332 cages and firsts at 18 percent while butter shows steady with 96 589 tubs and diverse grade counts. Poultry remains mostly steady with price ranges for broilers ducks geese turkeys and roosters noted. Potatoes stay on track with 342 arrivals and 1 256 shipments observed.
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Chicago
Market snapshot shows mixed July indicators
The brief notes a sequence of opening and closing values with July figures, including 1.51 and 1.99 percentages. It lists October data and a 109 percent figure, followed by 1.09 percent and 2.33. The fragment references categories like highs and lows but lacks coherent full context or named entities.
Cash Corn Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago cash corn prices show No 1 yellow 127 to 128 percent No 2 yellow 127 to 12914 percent No 3 yellow 126 to 127 percent No 3 yellow 124 to 125 percent No 2 white 127 percent No 3 white 127 percent No 4 white 12414 percent Sample grades 118 to 124 Estimated early lots 50.
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Chicago
Grain table shows mixed futures for wheat corn oats and rye
Chicago grain table from June 7 lists open values for wheat corn oats and rye across July September and December contracts with percent changes and price points. The note ends with a prompt to read the want-ads.
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Chicago
Ainsworth Produce Phone 9
Ainsworth Produce public notice lists phone line 9 for inquiries. The brief item appears as a fragment indicating contact details for the local produce supplier.
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Ainsworth
Local residents and visitors attend Decoration Day gathering
A large group including Mrs. Dave McNees Mrs. F B Dunbar Ed Stout and many others from Brighton Washington Keota and nearby towns gathered Saturday for Decoration Day events. Notable attendees Floyd Todd from St. Louis Teddy Bill Stewart and Rev. Walter Scranton with family visited relatives and friends in the area. Six thousand acres near Blaney Michigan were set aside for bow hunting deer this season. Charley Eyestone and family from Brighton announced two daughters will attend summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McNees
F B—. Dunbar
Ed Stout
Brighton
Ed Colton
Washington R
Charlie Greiner
Titus
Walter Anderson
Walter Worle
A. A. Richardson
H. M. Stewart
Erbtey Meek
Merle Twinam
Clint Rhea
Crawfordsville
Francis Skipton
Galesburg
Milt Dayton
West Chester
J. W. White
Haskins
Robert Sheetz
Keota
Blaney
Mich
Charley Eyestone
Woman's Talk With Lawyer Brings Parking Ticket After All
Walking into Scottsbluff police headquarters an overtime parking ticket in her hand prompted Mrs. Elizabeth Casselman to recount a chat with her lawyer who happened to be the judge who would hear the case Judge Ted Feidler confirmed the plan noting the suggestion was sensible Mrs Casselman thanked Mr and Mrs Bert Dickinson of Washington for help or amusement in the exchange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff, Neb
Elizabeth Casselman
William Nadler
Ted Feidler
Cagsel
War Admiral Named Best Race Horse of the Year
Washington visitors praised the Evening Journal team for support as War Admiral, son of Man o' War, wins the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, reputedly the year’s top race horse. Jim Red recalls his clever dog remarking on a lost watch filled with jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Admiral
Man O' War
Jim Red
Lawyer Hammers Rail Toll: Twenty Four Hogs
A young lawyer hired by a farmer prosecutes a railroad for killing 24 hogs. He aims to sway the jury by stressing the magnitude of the damage, declaring Twenty-four hogs, gentlemen, Twenty-four, twice the number in the jury box.
Fox attack reported near Washington roadhouse
F R Pringle of Washington Route 4 recalls a mother fox and kits crossing the road, causing a scare as chickens were missing and feathers lay scattered along the path.
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F. R. Pringle
Washington
Farmhand Quote Sparks Curious Nest Discovery
Reported chatter notes a farmhand claiming to find a cow's nest after discovering milk bottles in the grass. The exchange hints at confusion or misunderstanding on the farm setting.
Doctor Sings Lullaby To Sleep on Call
A caller complains of sleeplessness and the doctor responds by offering to sing a lullaby over the phone. The exchange captures a bedside manner moment as the doctor attempts a soothing remedy.
Desertion dispute behind refugee judge exchange
A court scene unfolds with a refugee claimant insisting he is not a deserter, claiming he is a refugee and arguing the label misapplies to his wife desertion. The dialogue portrays tension between prisoner and judge over identity and duty.
Funeral for Earl Bower near Brighton drawn many mourners
A large turnout from relatives and friends attended Earl Bower’s funeral Sunday afternoon northwest of Brighton. Rev Stevens and his son from Washington Four Square Gospel preached the sermon with two young ladies singing, under funeral director Frank Hoskins of Brighton. Earl’s family and many Shiloh church attendees on the Wayland road were noted, with burials at Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bower
Brighton
Rev. Stevens
Washington Four Square Gospel
Frank Hoskins
Earl
Shiloh
Washington
Wayland Road
Wayland
Funeral Tribute for George Crone
The obituary notes the death of young George Crone at the hospital and offers heartfelt sympathy to his family, cherished by all who knew them for many years.
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George Crone
Ready to Cook Chickens and New Uses Spark Market Interest
Frank Priebe discusses a new method of packing chickens in cellofoam that keeps them dressed and ready to cook. The piece recounts a test with 300 chickens sold in a city market, notes higher demand, and suggests broader use of chicken parts for medicines and soups, with historical price shifts from roosters to hens in soup production.
Feeding Good Dairy Ration Cheaper Than Cows
Dairy expert D H Van Pelt of Purina Mills argues feeding a good dairy ration costs far less than purchasing good cows. He notes dairy cow prices rose sharply after 1933–38, while feed and hay costs moved less, and milk demand heated after prices and employment improved.
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D. H. van Pelt
Purina Mills
Dairying Profits Rise as Prices Climb and Guidance Emphasized
Purina dairy authority Van Pelt notes cow prices have surged since 1932 33 while milk and feed costs shift. He urges dairymen to focus on herd care and an 8 to 12 week dry period to build lactation foundation, warns of losses after calving without proper feeding, and cites a free bulletin from Purina Millis through local merchants.
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van Pelt
Purina Dairy Authority
Rise in Sales Driven by Chicken Soup Popularity
The surge in demand is attributed largely to the growing popularity of chicken soup. Analysts note the shift reflects changing consumer tastes and broader market trends.
Funeral for Forl Bowers Held in Sandy Hook Home Yard
Large crowd attends the funeral of 52 year old Forl Bowers at his Sandy Hook home yard. Rev. Stevens from Washington delivered the sermon. Barbara and Clndys Witterman sang. pallbearers were Hessel tine Guy Tucker Heseltine Farrier Mineart. Burial in North Willi cemetery near Waviland.
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Sandy Hook
Forl Bowers
Www
J. Stevens
Square Gospel
Washington
Barbara
Clndys Witterman
Rey Hesseltine
Hap Guy
D. W. Tucker
Dan Heseltine
CC. EK. Farrier
H. W. Mineart
Buoprial
North Willi Cemetery
Waviland
Bower
Tie
Homers Printen
Altho
Chester Bower
Galesburg
Washington and
Wellman
Memorial services announced by fraternal groups
Announcements list memorial services for O Fellows, Rebekahs, and Pythian Sisters with dates and times. West Chester Pythias and Ladies Aid Society plans include meetings at the hall and cemetery procession details. Members urged to attend and support the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Jane
I.of. O.fl
West Chester Pythias Sisters
Paes
M. E. C. Gért
Washington Lodge No 2H Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 2H 4 . & A. M. announces regular meeting with officers including Warrant Secretary Yard and W. A. W. McDaniel aboard for the event.
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Washington Lodge No
A. M
Ag Firet Briday of
efellowWrouth
A & McDaniel W. A. W
Train Schedules For Local Passenger and Mixed Trains
The notice lists daily and exception schedules for several trains including No 12 Apache No 2 Local No 44 Californian No 4 Golden State Limited No 1 Local. It notes west and east bound departures and arrivals with times and special stops for California passengers. Knoxville Branch train 430 arrives 9 55 am and 429 departs 10 45 am.
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Apache
Cwoei
B.S
Gally
Nndaim
Golden State Limited
Apache Letyvas
A. O
Knoxville
California
L. Goodlander
Train Schedule Notice for B and Q Arfles No 23 Morning Pase
Morning train schedule shows B and Q Arfles No 23 at 11 60 a m and No 2 Freight at 11 45 a m with all trains daily except Sunday. J C McKay is the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arfles
J. C. McKay
Train schedules for Washington station show departures
Westbound Train No 3 leaves Washington at 9 58 am local time. Train 26 called Southwest Limited departs at 1 36 am. Eastbound Train 8 leaves Washington at 6 08 pm local. Southwest Limited 1 09 pm on Mondays and 6 Gally except Sunday. Bell, Agent.
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Warkington
Washington
Gally
BELL
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