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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1927

Page

2

Chicago hog market strong demand with mixed weights

Chicago market shows 25 000 hogs received as demand remains broad and steady to slightly higher. Top prices reach 9.15 with various weight classes from light to heavyweight showing gains and packing sows advancing up to 15 cents.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Market Prices For Poultry And Eggs Listed In cents

The record lists commodity prices in cents per pound for Washington market items including butterfat testing, fresh lard, hens and Leghorn hens, springs in two weight ranges, Leghorn springs, old roosters, ducks and Muscovy, and geese with various per pound rates.

Livestock Market Summary Steers Cattle Sheep Prices Mixed

Cattle receipts show 3000 fed steers and yearlings steady to uneven with stock weak to 25c lower and bulls down. Vealers 12.50 to 13.50, yearlings and light fed steers 9.75 to 11.50, loads held at 13.00, stock declines broad. Slaughter cattle range 11.25 to 14.00 with various weights and grades. cows 4.65 to 9.75. Sheep receipts 5000, market fairly active steady. natives 15.00 to 15.50, best to packers 15.75, ewes 5.50 to 6.50, feeding lambs 12.50 to 13.50.

Wheat and grain futures mixed with steady price quotes

Chicago grain and feed markets show mixed futures. July wheat at 1.46 upward, corn around 1.02 to 1.03, oats near 0.48, rye about 1.17, lard and ribs quoted with minor moves as Sept prices tighten.

Chicago ADMAG

Local residents visit and shop during Dollar Day in town

Miss Henrietta Wilson visits from Columbus Junction while Raymond Buckley heads to Kansas City for two weeks. Shoppers from Ainsworth and Keota tour town stores with H. and A. Baking Company promoting bakery goods and a Dollar Day Sale. Dayton and Raymond undertake a two week business trip through the northern part of the state.

Henrietta Wilson Columbus Junction Dayton and Son Raymond

Chicago Grain Prices Mixed for Wheat Corn and Oats

The report lists Chicago cash grain quotes across cereals with varied grades. Wheat shows ranges around 1.52 percent for hard, corn delivers yellow and mixed bids near 1.00 to 1.04 and 88 to 92, oats show white and white fractions from 43 to 53 percent, barley scarce at 90 to 91, timothy 4.75 to 6.75, clover 20.00 to 35.00.

S. G Timothy Clover

Seeds and feeds offer bargains at Ames Reliable Products

Mrs. Erwin Rabenold of Ainsworth buys crimson giant radish seeds and white kidney beans while Mr Geisig of Wayland orders seven bushels of soy beans and nitrogen. John Cannon buys gypsum for melon and cucumber vines as Purina feeds arrive by car to farmers. A carload of Carey Salt next on track and Pig Chow orders open for June delivery.

Erwin Rabenold Ainsworth John Cannon Wallace Purina Purina Mills

West Chester road trip notes and Wellman visit

Journal entries recount a May trip through county roads toward West Chester and Wellman. Observations include Howard and Glennship in stock, Lexington cemetery with flags, Wellman paving progress, local shops and banks, meetings with John and Roy Duncan, a band outing in Oxford, and visits to Cornelius Walsh and Riverside. The writer notes social ties, farm activities, and upcoming sale dates with friends deepening community links.

County Home West Chester Howard Wellman Harris McGugin John McGugin John Roy Duncan Crawfordsville Russel Weingarden Oxford Iowa City Babcock Mr. Coolidge O. K. Clapper Washington Iowa Oral Riverside Cornelius Walsh Mary Teresa Leo Thomas Pete Snider Harry White W. F. Gardner Bob Atchison Jessie Marr John Babcock Oscar Jugenheimer Oscar Jennie Jack Stinson Winfield

Pleads for Preparedness at Lions Club Convention

Col. Hanford McNider, assistant secretary of war, urged a nation better prepared with an expert emergency structure rather than large armies or stockpiles. He flew from Washington to address the Miami gathering.

Miami Fla International Lions Club Hanford McNider Washington ,D. C MacNider Clyde Simpson My Place Washington West Chester

Nichols Buys Iowa Walls Sentinel Newspaper

Ira A. Nichols purchases the Iowa Walls Sentinel from A. W. McBride ending Iowa Falls’ era with two papers down to one. The Sentinel, among the oldest papers in the region, changes hands as Nichols takes ownership.

Iowa Walls Iowa Ira A. Nichols Hardin County Citizen A. W. McBride Iowa Falls Sentinel

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