Markets Report from Chicago Hogs and Cattle Sluggish
Market results show hogs at steady to mixed prices with top at 5.30 and several weight ranges quoted. Cattle bidding weak to 25 cents lower, steer runs active with bulk 8.75 to 10.25, early top 11.25, fed heifers weaker, canners and common beef cows down, fat cows steady, bulls steady. Idaho springers 11.50 and native springers 11.00 to 11.25. estimated tomorrow cattle 10,000 hogs 12,000 sheep 3,000.
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Chicago
Idaho
Grain prices listed for Chicago markets
Chicago market report shows cash grain quotes for corn oats and soybeans. Corn entries include yellow 664 to 67 and 2 yellow 67 to 68. Oats show mine and sample grade 34 and white 34. Soybeans list yellow options 3 yellow St and 4 yellow 79 to 79 percent.
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Chicago
Grain table reports mixed Wheat Corn and Oats futures
Chicago grain table dated June 11 shows Wheat, Corn, Oats and Rye quotes for July, Sept and Dec futures with varied prices and percentage changes across contracts. Notable figures include Wheat July at 81 83 and Corn Sept around 62 with several decimals reflecting market activity.
Huber of Blakesburg Wins Trans Mississippi Checker Title
George Huber of Blakesburg captures the Trans Mississippi checker championship at Davenport in a tournament with over 100 players from seven states. Frank Neugebauer of Chicago claimed the chess championship, succeeding last year’s winner Bobby Martin of Peoria.
Local and area social notes and funerals across towns
Jacob Schwegler of NW Kansas City visits New York City with daughter Naomi Kelley and plans a visit in Washington with another daughter Mrs George R Norman. Mr and Mrs Don C Norman of Laredo Mo also visiting in the Norman home. George R Norman mourns Walter B Wilde with Peoria Kl funeral attendees including Elizabeth Ann Meek. Eastern Star members urged to attend Mrs Elizabeth Danier funeral at Jones funeral home. J W McBurney and family take carrier boys group to Des Moines Tribune-Reester convention. 15 carrier boys and guests attend from Washington.
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Jacob Schwegler
Kansas City
New York City
Naomi Kelley
Washington
George R. Norman
Don C. Norman
Laredo
A. Anderson
Harvey Meek
G. W. Manussier
Peoria
Walter B. Wilde
Elizabeth Ann Meek
Astern Star
Elizabeth Danier
Jones
Masonic Temple
J. W. McBurney
Reetster and Tribune
Des Moines Veaterdavy
George and
Gordon McBurney
Ralph Schilline
Eugene Davis
Riverside Garden Club Meeting Notes and Flower Show Profit
Riverside Garden club met June 7 at Mrs. Joseph W. Mallecker's home with good attendance. Roll call cited "A Favorite Rose" and a program on roses led by Mrs. Cornelius W. Walsh. $6.75 profits from the June 1 plant and flower sale were reported. June flower bed supervisors listed and a garden tour to Mrs. Medecker's yard occurred. Next meeting June 21 at Mrs. Anna Krotz's home.
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Riverside
Riverside Garden Club
Joseph W. Mallecker
Cornelius W. Walsh
Anna Krotz
H. P. Allen
Rose Dautremont
Estelle Critz
Medecker
East Riverside
Payer
Fred Krebs
Bobby John Bushek
Bobby
Edward Bushek
West Liberty
Edward Homan
Hubert Myles Doud
Davie Marner
Civic groups to honor American government ideals in meeting
A joint gathering of civic groups will be held Thursday night at the American Legion ballpark to honor American government principles. The event is sponsored by the Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion. Rabbi David A. Goldstein of Omaha, Nebraska, will be the speaker.
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Council Bluffs
American Legion
Atty Gen Everett Dies at Des Moines Hospital
Attorney General Fred D. Everett aged 64 died in the veterans hospital in Des Moines at 4 30 p m Monday after an extended illness beginning just before Christmas. Medical officials cited a heart ailment as the cause of death.
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Everett
Des Moines
Fred D. Everett
Albin
Veterans Hospital
Mastodon Tooth Unearthed Near Decorah Offers Rare Find
In Decorah area a mastodon tooth eight inches long was discovered in the Salem quarry. The grinding surface measures four inches wide and the tooth is four inches deep. the Trenton limestone in the region yields many fossil formations.
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Decorah
Salem
Trenton
Chicago Produce Market Report June 11
Chicago June 11 eggs market steady with receipts of 32 755 crates and various grade levels. firsts and dirties noted with percentage changes. Poultry market steady with mixed hen and broiler pricing, receipts listed as 1 car and 55 trucks, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Felicitas Daniels and Robert Terrill Wed in Muscatine
Felicitas Daniels daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels of Columbus Junction married Robert W Terrill son of Mr and Mrs Frank Terrill of Muscatine at St Mathias Church Muscatine The Rt Rev W L Hannon officiated with Miss Betty Duncan bridesmaid and Joseph Daniels best man They will reside in Vandalia after a short wedding trip
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Columbus Junction
Felicitas Daniels
Frank Daniels
Robert W. Terrill Vandalia
Joseph Daniels
Miss Duncan
Vandalia
Silver Dollar Grain Content Details
The note states a silver dollar contains 371 250 fine grains of silver and 4 250 grains. It appears as an excerpt detailing coin metal composition with numbers only. The text lacks full context but records the stated grain measurements for silver content.
Painter Held After Death of Kosta
Guy Allee of Chelsea was ordered held for the Tama county grand jury on a second degree murder charge after an inquest into the death of Frank A. Kosta, also a Chelsea painter. The coroner's jury found Kosta died from a blow allegedly struck by Allee shortly after midnight June 1 in front of a Chelsea beer tavern.
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TAMA
Guy Allee
Chelsea
Tama County Grand Jury
Frank A. Kosta
Kosta
Jury voids $70,000 Eneminger estate will in Iowa City
A district court jury ruled the will of Albert W. Eneminger was made under undue influence and while he was insane. The will, offered by daughter Alta Carlson, was contested by two grandchildren Celie Ensminger and Alvin Ensminger through guardian J B Van Horn. Carlson was named heir. objectors seek half the estate.
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Iowa City
Albert W. Eneminger
Eneminger
Ensminger
Alta (. Carlson
Celie Faye Ensminger
Alvin Kay Enswinger
J. B. van Horn
Carlson
Priest Hurt as Auto Collides with Oil Truck
A. A. Hauber of St. Ambrose college Davenport sustained severe injuries when his car collided with an oil truck in Algona. He was en route to Lakeside laboratory at Lake Okoboji for research. injuries included elbow and arm damage and severe burns on the left side. The oil truck, driven by Harvey Hackbarth of Algona, lost a rear wheel causing the crash.
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Algona
A. A. Hauber
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Father Hauber
Lakeside Laboratory
Lake Okoboji
Harvey Hackbarth
Davenport crowned Iowa chess champion after long battle
Kenneth Davenport of Creston wins the Iowa chess championship after a marathon duel with Walter James of Sioux City. The match, sponsored by the Iowa State Chess Association of which Davenport is president, extended until 4 a m Monday before Davenport prevailed.
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Des Moines
Kenneth Davenport
Creston
Iowa
Walter James
Sioux City
Davenport
Iowa State Chess Association
James
Club Hostess Leads Three Tables of Rook Games
Mrs James Clegg hosted twelve members of the Happy Hour club and one guest Mrs Norma Clee for a Wednesday afternoon of rook at three tables. A one course luncheon was served. next meeting two weeks away with Mrs Ella Crawford.
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Ainsworth
James Clegg
Happy Hour Club
Norma Clee
Rook
Ella Crawford
Swiss Alpine Town Displays Christ Figure News Board
Gruyères Switzerland a one street town hosts a life size Jesus on the cross on its public news board. Citizens read the news and offer prayers in a single daily ritual.
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Gruyeres
Switzerland
Alps
Christ On the Cross
Martinez Party Hosts Turn Home Into Poison Oak Hazard
Mr and Mrs H B Richman decorated their Martinez California residence with pretty leaves gathered in the hills for a week long entertaining plan. The house then served as an improvised hospital for victims of poison oak from the same leaves.
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H. B. Richman
Martinez
Calif
Speedy Methods to Reduce Harmful Flabby Muscles and Wrinkles
Quick efforts to slim or tone can backfire, causing health risks. Consumers seek safe gradual approaches to reduce flabby tissue and wrinkle appearance without compromising illness or wellness. Medical guidance cautions against extreme rapid changes.
Checking of Performance On County Farms Started
Farm reporters will determine crops planted on each farmer who signed a 1940 AAA program plan this spring. Fields will be measured on aerial photographs in the county office to gauge conservation and parity payments. actual field checks occur only with the farmer or his representative present, with the farmer assisting the reporter.
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S. Russell Bell
Keota
Doyle M. Palmer
Wayne C. Lyle
Washington
H. Neill
Trotman
Charles 8. Custer
Joe L. McGraw
Bomb hits news offices in Chunking China
A Japanese bomber dropped a 500 pound bomb near the German transocean news agency quarters and United Press offices in Chunking, China, destroying the quarters of the German agency and causing serious damage to UP facilities adjacent to the hotel housing multiple news services.
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Chunking Chunking
China
Transocean
United Press
Survey shows thousands invest daily in industrial R D
A recent survey reports more than 1,600 industrial research labs in the United States spend about $750,000 each day on industrial development and research activities. The figure highlights heavy daily investment across the sector and underscores ongoing commitment to innovation.
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United States
Dr Sockman Urges Love and Not Hate at Cornell Commencement
Mount Vernon reports Dr Ralph W Sockman pastor of Christchurch New York urged the 95 Cornell college graduates to uphold the American dream of liberty and opportunity for all. He urged keeping the American way by uniting around love rather than hatred at the eighty seventh commencement ceremony.
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Mount Vernon
Ralph W. Socksman
Christchurch
New York
N. Y
Cornell College
Speckman
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