Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago market data shows cattle and hog receipts around 4 000 each with prices across weight classes. Hogs top at about 10.00 to 10.50 for various weights. calves and vealers mixed with light demand. Cattle and sheep volumes steady with steers and heifers trading mostly in the 9 to 13 range depending on weight. lambs and lamb kins showing limited activity. Estimated receipts for Saturday around 6 000 cattle and 4 000 hogs.
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Chicago Livestock Icago
OGS
Chicago Produce Market Update and Receipts Summary
Chicago June market report shows receipts totaling 22 892 cases with firsts at 214 and 20 percent. Market firm with 17 tubs and specials at 24 percent. extra firsts 23 percent and 22 percent. seconds at 21 percent. Poultry outlook notes steady market with 4 trucks and various poultry items showing mixed percentages and shipment totals around 1 132 while overall demand remains weaker.
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Chicago
Ter
Grain prices for mixed and yellow corn and whites
U P reports bid ranges for corn grades with moisture and protein marks. No 2 mixed 83 percent, No 4 mixed 81, No 1 yellow 83 to 84, No 2 yellow 82 to 84, No 3 yellow 83, No 2 white up to 87, No 3 white 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Hospital raid Simons of Columbus ion details
Kenneth Gene Palmer underwent a tonsillectomy and left the hospital last night. Miss Mary Miick of Columbus Nebraska is visiting relatives here and will stay about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raid Simons
Columbus
Ion
Washington County
Kenneth Gene Palmer
Mary Miick
Colum Nebr
Ed Miick
Aluminum Abundant Metal in Earth’s Crust
Fragmentary note indicates aluminum is the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust. No dates places or names available. Further details are unreadable.
L Produce Markets Halted Through Courtesy of W. & Sones
Prices paid for dairy and poultry appear in a halted market notice courtesy of W. & Sones and Reister. Entries show cream and sour cream values, hens, springs, and eggs with per pound and per dozen figures, indicating a paused market quotation sheet and delivered prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Reister & Sones
Junction Button Factory Reopens After Weekslayoffs
Junction Iowa june news reports the local button factory has resumed operations after a two week closure. The item notes workers returned to produce items as town activities and visits are listed, including residents returning from Ames and Chicago and local gatherings and visits around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Girl From Straw College Undergoes Recent Operation
Irene Kennard underwent an operation Wednesday morning at Mercy hospital in Iowa City. Neighbors and relatives from Straw College and nearby towns visited or traveled to share concerns and news, with local families mentioning Sunday gatherings and farm work updates as spring planting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic
Miies Babb
Chicago
Wapello
James D. Helmick
James
Jeanette
Ames
Iowa State College
I. C. O F. Lodge
Mary Dunn
Lou Worley
Muscatine
Presbyterian Sunday School
Anna Duncan
CC. O. Vincent
Grangeville
Idaho
B. O. Roundy
Ralph Moore
James Pierce
Richard Jenkins
Charles King
Buffalo
Martha Rippey
H. D. Abbott
Old Clifton Club
A. T. Finke
T. R. Hawkins
Gwendolyn
Joanne
Des Moines
Madge Gay
Iowa City
Boston
Jesse Parker
Mass
W. H. Parker
Cotter
M. R. Allen
Calif
Blanch Jones
Ding
Riverside
Conesville
Columbus City
Clyde Kennard
Straw College
Irene Kennard
Mercy Hospital
Washington
Irma Turnipseed
Bowers
Frances
Ward
Ed Klinebure
Other Niffenesger
Mia. Doyle Bishop
Keith Herr
Ruth Nichols
Max Adams
Cleo Stagner
Chinech Bugs
Local Shoppers and Neighbors Sighted Across Town
June 14 reports Joan Stephens of Ainsworth shopping in Washington while Harry Duncan maintains his home daily. Fred Sipes and wife visited Fairfield’s Crawfordsville daughter Mrs. Cherry Holmes. Griff Davis recently closed out his sale at the current residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stephens
Ainsworth
Washington
Harry Duncan
Harry
Fred Sipes
Fairfield
Cherry Holmes
Crawfordsville
Griff Davis
Fred
Dexter Peoples
Vacation Trip Expense Dispute Briefly Quoted
A wife questions a farewell on vacation asking if a sad parting will occur while her husband must cover her $50 expenses. The other party confirms sharing the cost.
Farmers Billy Richards and Boyd Twinam Plowing Hard
Billy Richards and Boyd Twinam work to prepare ground for more crops. Some soil is plowing very hard, delaying progress and signaling tougher conditions ahead.
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Billy Richards
Boyd Twinam
Christner cites easier livestock pickup due to good roads
Elan A. Christner, operator of a large stock truck out of Crawfordsville, says it is much easier now to get out and collect livestock for the markets because the roads are in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elan A. Christner
Mr. Christner
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Business Row Details Involving John Hamil
John Hamil of Columbus Junction and D. KB. Edwards of Haskinge were transacting business in Crawfordsville on Thursday.
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John Hamil
Columbus Junction
Ed Curtis Buried South of Crawfordsville
Ed Curtis is buried in his strawberry patch south of Crawfordsville. He had fine berries and aimed to supply demand, but berries must wait for Ed and assistants to pick and crate them. A grandson, Claire Curtis, three months old, remains unconcerned about picking time, with grandma saying Claire is the boy.
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Ed Curtis
Crawfordsville
Claire Curtis
Claire
Farrel Youngs Farm Notes and Local Ventures
Local diary item recounts a mother colt ignoring its dam while milking occurs, Jimmy the 10 year old to raise a colt with extra work. John Rath’s new Coast to Coast house near Ainsworth near completion with plastering by George Young and son. Mrs Rath requests coffee and milk. Mrs Ralph Boyd and Mrs Edgar Whetstine renew home daily subscriptions and decline berry help. Ralph sows eight acres with an Engate broadcast feeder driven by tractor. beans thrown far with dust rising on impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrel Young
Jimmy
Frank Young
John Rath
Ainsworth
George Young and Son
Washington
Lune
Ralph
Ainsworth Train Saga and Local Farm Talk Echoes
In a vivid rural exchange, residents recall the first Rock Island train to Muscatine and recounts of shared hardships. Mrs. Raymond narrates the eater’s tale, while Cotter’s site and Frank Podaris’s corn draw attention amid farm life chatter and quarrels over transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Raymond
Sam McCleery
Cotter
Rural reminiscences and social notes from Ainsworth column
Frank Florangs reports rye and clover quality while Mrs. Salladay prepares for a cast removal. T J Easter and the Winters in Florida return to Ainsworth. Adolph Crosby hosts visitors as Johnnie narrates a farmyard tale. Postal carriers meet at United Presbyterian church. Simmering family hosts a dinner and radio program revival. John Zieglowsky and Havre residents plow and fish at Oakland Mills.
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Ainsworth
Harry Hazlett
United Presbyterian Church
John H. Simmering
Evening Journal
Lake Mineral Wells to receive 24000 bass this fall
Lake Mineral Wells will be stocked with 24 000 bass this fall for anglers. The Mineral Wells chamber of commerce is financing the hatchery effort by raising the fish in its rearing ponds.
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Texa—Lo
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Land Bank of Omaha seeks foreclosure in Washington County
In the September 1935 term of the District Court of Iowa at Washington County the Federal Land Bank of Omaha files a petition against Robert C Goode, Lloyd H F Tracy, Emma Tracy, A R Tracy, Ralph H Tracy, Beatrice Tracy and Washington County seeking a personal judgment of 9036.76 with 8 percent interest since February 15 1935, plus costs and a mortgage foreclosure on 142.58 acres in Section 20 Township 74 North Range 8 West, plus other described parcels. The bank asks for a receiver and a deficiency judgment and urges the defendants to appear by September 9 1935 to avoid default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Goode
Lloyd
H. F. Tracy
Emma Tracy
A. R. Tracy
Ralph H. Tracy
Beatrice Tracy
Washington County
Iowa
District Court
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
W. H. Lloyd
Emma _ “Tracy
A. KR. Tracy
Brighton and Washington
Cemetery Association of
Brighton
North Range
Weston
Brighton and Washington Highway
Brighton and
Washington High Way
House
46Th General Assembly
State of
Washington
A. D
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Une
Roosters
Macon
Ralph Boyd
Edgar Whetstine
John B. Quinn
Frank Podaris
Frank Florangs
Frank Salladay
Lee Sands
T. J. Easter
Florida
Mrs Easter
Adolph Crosby
Johnnie
Adolph
Crosby
John Zieglowsky
Havre
Oakland Mills
Grand River
Fort Gibson
Okla
District Court of
Robert C., Goode
Tt & Rs
Scott Furniture Store
Rukgaber Hardware
Ask
MecDaniel's
Wellston
Fred Altenbernd
Rubio
West
South 4Th
J. A. Taylor
Washington St
Mort Chance
Askea
Eor
Geo
Call
Geo, Young
Government
Icense
Westphal
Jeweler
W. H. Stephens
Benind MW
Tion
Pronto
Good Leonard
Oetjen Seed Store
West Side
Elwin Lewis
J. R. McCreedy
Haskins
Wilson Bros
Widmer & Busby’s
Thomas Gerdes
Poland
China
Bob Blair
Guernsey
Jay Brewer
Montgomery Ward Co
P. F. Sayre
Eclipse Lumber Co
Sudan
Fred L. Stewart
Omer Bath
Route 1
S. Chance
East 7Th St
C. A. Ruebsam
Manchyu Soy
Kroeg’s Seed Corn Bay
Sojka
J. C. Huston
J. S. Mangold
Carl J. Roberts
Kaybee
North National Bank
Tom Connell
Jersey
J. H. Baird
Journal Office
Flowa Southern Utilities Co
Crossley Leyball
Rukgaber West Side Hardware
Nersey Bull
Lee Hunt Ainsworth
L. Barthelow
Clarence Work
Crawfordsville Telephone
Ray Sojka
C. KB
Phillipa
Manchl
Farrow
W. R. Gamon
Jerusalem
Sherman
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