Haskins Vacation Visitors and Local Meetings
June 23 report notes visitors and relatives in Haskins. Ethel and Vivian Board arrived for vacation. Mrs May Hopengardner of Washington visited with Mrs Godlove then traveled to Ainsworth. Several families and friends gathered for picnics dinners and visits across local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Godlove
Haskins
Ethel and
Vivian Board
May Hopengardner
Washington
Godlove
Ainsworth
Glen Andersons
Sue Thoma
Chas. Neff
Davenport
M. Y. Coon
Coon
Neff
Jim Bean
Lone Tree
Mr. Bean
Everett Coon
Murry Lewis
Phyllis
Lewis Coon
Albert Nun- Nally
Dunane
River Junction
al Raymond
Crawfor’sville
Jess Raymond
Fred Strain
Baby
Jean Frey
Eureka
Carol Benson
Floyd Martin
Will Murphy
Willie
Lucille
James Murphy
Donna
Wellman
J. R. McCreedy
Ross
Market Report Chicago Livestock Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago markets show hogs 12 000 head including 4 500 direct with prices up about 10 cents from yesterday. Top hogs 11 75 for 200 to 300 pounds. lighter weights 11 40 to 11 70. 150 to 190 pounds 11 00 to 11 60. packing sows 9 75 to 10 50. Cattle receipts 8 000 steady. calves 2 000 steady. beef steers 13 50 to 15 50. mediums 7 00 to 13 00. yearlings 6 50 to 14 50. heifers 6 50 to 13 50. cows 4 00 to 10 00. bulls 5 50 to 8 50. calves 7 00 to 10 08. feeder steers 7 50 to 10 00. Sheep 11 000 weak. lambs 11 25 to 12 00. commons 8 00 to 11 00. ewes 2 00 to 4 50. feeders 8 00 to 9 00. Estimated tomorrows receipts: cattle 4 500, hogs 146 000, sheep 9 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Chicago markets report steady conditions across produce and poultry. Receipts reach 15,200 cases for extra firsts and 21,624 tubs for putter items, with dirties 18 percent and extra firsts 29 percent. Poultry shows steady to strong with broilers up 15 to 18 cents, ducks 9 to 12 cents, turkeys 13 to 15 cents. Potatoes track at 104 to 107 and shipments 1,079.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Prices From June Market Report
In Chicago on June 23, 117 to 119 percent for No 1 yellow corn and 116 to 119 percent for No 2 yellow, with No 3 yellow at 117 and No 4 yellow 112 to 115 percent. Sample grade ranges from 107 to 114. Estimated carrots at 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain table data from Chicago market report
The Chicago grain table shows July and September prices for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Soybeans with values across Open High Low and Close. The report also notes a visit by No Yo from Rome accompanying her parents Mr and Mrs Will McCreedy and mentions McCreedy patting a?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rome
No Yo
Will McCreedy
Floyd Martin
Farming life and local notes from Havre area and beyond
Busy June farming with corn fields near Havre as Fred Heck and Wilmer Lauderman tend promising crops on Frank Mayhew and Lauderman farms. Landowners report large fields, roan mares for sale, plowing by Everett West and partners, and a new roof on the Mayhew log chain. Local stories include a jury duty joke in Omaha, a novel hay ladder by Frank Wood, and community updates from Ainsworth and Wellston areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Lauderman
Frank Mayhew
Havre
Building and painting notes and local moves of residents
The report mentions various scenes of construction and painting across town. Mrs Florence Baird returns home for the summer after teaching in Waterloo for twelve years. Mrs George Baird travels from Davenport with a new car. George Baird plows corn with a large mule team while a for sale ad is submitted. Johnny Holmes from Crawfordsville tours the county with road maintenance, traveling by team and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Baird
Waterloo
George Baird
Davenport
George
Baird
Johnny Holmes
Crawfordsville
Field of grain stands strong under Ray Rathmel crop
Ray Rathmel reports his wheat and oats are thriving and standing upright, presenting a robust field of grain at the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rathmel
New Roof Work At Mrs Nicholson Home Noted
Report mentions a new roof on the house where Mrs. Anna Nicholson lives owned by Ralph Lefler who assisted her after a family dinner at her son Lee's home this past Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nicholson
Ralph Leffler
Showing in Fight on Hoppers
Six thousand tons of bran and sodium arsenate have been sent to crosshopper infested counties in western and southern Iowa to combat the pest. The measure aims to curb hopper outbreaks and protect crops during the growing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Curran Reports Pest Battle Incomplete Yet Noted Progress
Dr. Thomas L. Curran states that for this year compared with 4 463 for the entire summer of 1936 there have been no surveys to judge success in the pest battle but progress is implied by ongoing efforts and reported figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Curran
Farmers Increase Use of Bait Despite Reports
Dr Curran says more farmers than last year use the bait and unofficial reports show gains in the fight. The remark underscores rising adoption among farmers amid unclear success signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Curran
Geisha Girls Trade Early Training in Japan Schools
Geisha girls aged nine to eleven are enrolled in schools in Japan to learn singing dancing and social graces including graceful walking and smart conversation. The program aims to prepare them for later roles in entertainment and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Black Tar Yields Wide Range of Dyes
Coal tar is black native substance yet produces hundreds of dyes in many colors. Scientists explain the process of extracting and refining color from tar into vivid pigments used in fabrics and shows.
Journal Sale Date Column
Community notices show sale dates with weekly timing. Midway Sale Co in Columbne Junction advertises regular Wednesday sales while another column notes Friday deadlines for journal listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Midway Sale Co
Columbne Junction
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FAFPM
525 West
C. D. Care Journal
Ray Blankenhorn
Olds Mobile
Chevrolet
Eppers Chevrolet Co
Mt. Pleasant
Carson Plumbing Co
J. F. Abel
Colum
Columbus Junction
Enitor
Jacob DeKonie
East Washington
Geo. W. Brown
Pierce
Red
Alice Kerrigan
Rubio
Globe Beauty Shop
Rukgeber
En-Ar-Co
Lovie Johnston
Cranefordsville
Witting
Simmons Studio
Taylor Auto Parts
C. E. Phillips
Frank Bruty
George J. Breitenbach
South Side Square
Geo, Baird, Ainsworth
Jersey
Charles
Custer
ViIsir Porothy's
North Side Square
John Deer
W. A. McConnell
Everette Palmer
CALF
Weron
Local Produce Market
W. S. Reister
Chicago Livestock
J. Ro McCreedy
W. S. Eldridge Jeffrey
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs, In
Lbs
Fred Heck
Lauderman
Everett Westin
Klopfenstein
Nelson Thompsons
Mayhew
J. W. Yeager
Omaha
Neb
Frank Wood
Jesse Marr
J. A. Mar H
Ray Cox
R. T. Wheeler
Hugh Hazlett
Evenue Journal
Joe Podurils
United States
Granville T. Norris
Muskgea
Oklahoma
Bill Whittington
WPA
Ontario
Cal
George Washington
Whittington
Sidney Johnston
Wellston
Brighton R. 1
Washington- Wayland
Katona
Richmond
Powers Produce
Corner Square
Koo
Herman’ Funeral Home
ER. D. Rayburn
Purina Payot
Ramseyer
Harry Ramseyer
South
Marion Ave
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
The
State
Montgomery
Ryt
Lona
Batiste
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