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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

2

Chicago Livestock Prices Hold Mixed In Midweek Quotes

Livestock market report from Chicago shows hog receipts 25 000 with direct hogs 7 000 and prices emerging mostly 10 to 15 cents below Wednesday’s average. Cattle and veal bids mixed with steers 600 to 1500 pounds from 5 75 to 8 75, cows 3 25 to 6 00, vealers 6 50 to 8 00. Sheep receipts 11 000 with lambs 7 75 to 8 25 and ewes 1 00 to 1 76.

Chicago

All Weights Cull Common .50 to 1.25

The weights, including common .50, are culled down to 1.25 in the latest adjustment. No further details on method or beneficiaries are provided.

Grain Futures Report From Chicago Market Roundup

Open high low and close figures across wheat corn oats rye and lard for June July and September contracts in Chicago. The data show varied price movements with wheat near 66 and 65 percent ranges, corn around 58 to 57, oats around 27 to 30, rye around 8.8 to 4.0, and lard trading around 8.2 to 8.9 with several contracts noted for December and October deliveries.

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Chicago Cash Grain Close Summary

Chicago cash grain close shows Wheat at 1 hard 68. Corn mixed 59 to 59 1 59%. Yellow corn 69t for grade 1 and 69% ranges for other grades. White corn values 60 to 89. Oats 2 white 281. Lb Rye none. Barley 38 to 54. Timothy 650 to 7A0. Clover 1150 to 1850.

Chicago

Grain Car Report Shows Wheat and Corn Movement

The record notes Wheat at 8&8 cars, Corn at 178 cars, and Oats at 11 cars, indicating shifting agricultural shipments.

Grain price report from Toledo market closes

Toledo market notes on 5-UP close with Clover domestic prime old 13.50 and new 13.75. Prime choice 14.90 and old 13.75. October 13.75 and December 14.00. Alsike cash 14.00. Market figures dated June 2.

Clover Prime Choice Alsike Cash

Chicago Produce Markets Show Mixed Week Receipts

Chicago market notes show firm butter with 15 763 tubs and higher extra firsts, while produce receipts reach 17 076 cases with extra firsts at 16 and firsts at 15 percent. Poultry receipts are light with one car and fowls at 16 to 17, springers 28.

Chicago Balsam Lake Wisconsin Washington Dandy

Memory and deception drive a tangled reconciliation

In a strained household, Lorrimer confronts a web of memory and mistaken identity as Delight Harford reappears. Doctor Mathews explains a psychological fixations and induced memory, urging honesty and the chance to mend ties with Mary Lou Thurston while navigating love, duty, and forgiveness.

Mary Lou Mrs. Lerrimer Dr. Mathews Peter Miss Harford Delight Harford Dan Delight Margaret Lorrimer Mrs. Jarmen Mathews Travers Mary Lou Thurston

Dean Houghton to Visit Missions Commission

Iowa City June 25. Dr Henry S Houghton dean of the University of Iowa medical college joins a 12 member commission to study missionary work abroad. The panel chaired by Dr William E K Hocking includes Brown University president Dr Clarence A Barbour and Mt Holyoke president Miss Marvy E Woolley among others. The group will focus on China Japan and India and may recommend changes in methods of missionary outreach.

Iowa City Iowa Henry S. Houghton Medical College University of Iowa United States China Japan India John D. Rockefeller, Jr John R. Mott New York Harvard Clarence A. Barbour Brown University Providence R. I Arlo A. Brown Drew University Madison N. J Charles P. Emerson University of Indiana Rufus M. Jones Haverford College Albert R. Mann New York State College of Agriulture Cornell University State College of Home Economics William P. Merritt Brick Church Harper Sibley Frederic C. Woodward University of Chicago Marvy E. Woolley Mt. Holyoke Colleze Houghton Wuhu General Hospital Harvard School Peking Union Medical College

Des Moines Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Hog Prices

Combined hog receipts across interior Iowa and southern Minnesota yards and plants totaled 15 2500 for 24 hours ending 8:00 A M Mostly weaker to late with heavy butcher hogs 10 to 20 cents lower and packing sow prices unevenly 1 to 25 cents off. Bulk weights 170 to 245 pounds quoted 6.40 to 6.75 with varied ranges for lighter and heavier classes.

Des Moines Iowa D. A Minnesota

Jackie Cooper Stars in Skippy at State Theatre

Seventeen year old Jackie Cooper rises from kid comedies to feature films in months. Shown with Richard Dix in Young Donovan's Kid at the State Friday and Saturday. Cooper wins key role in Skippy with sensational performance. Critics hail him as a great child actor in screen history.

Rolea Jackie Cooper Richard Dix Donovan State Theater Jackie Hollywood Young Donovan

Community Notes From Havre Area Farms And Trades

June 25 itemized chatter from Havre region reporters notes local farm activities. John A Horak subscription tied to Riverside and Paul Horak drives news delivery. Havre merchants prepare additions and fields fill with wheat oats berries apples cherries while farm hands tend clover hay and mules. Local residents are shown buying selling and planning in daily rural life.

John H. Westens Havre John Hazel Swift Westen

Crawfordsville notes lively farm life and visitors

Lettered updates describe Jim Martin hosting fish, potato harvest by Jack King, painting by Mr. McCleary's house in Crawfordsville, Cherryholmes activity at Fletcher garage, and local road work by J. T. Clark. Farm accounts from E. Bishops and neighbors highlight livestock, crops, and a summer run to New York City for Columbia university.

Mr. Riley Peter Conrad R. Co. McCleary Crawfordsville Mr. McCleary Bob Correl Pitcher Ida Grove Thiel Centerville Harry Macon Burlington Junction West Liberty Zona Wolf New York City Columbia University

Train schedule excerpts for multiple routes and times

The document lists train numbers, destinations, and operating times for the Western lines including California passengers, Local and Mixed trains, and Southwest Limited services. It names agents L Goodlander and J C McKay with station details for the BR Q and C M St PP & P railroads.

Claims Paid by County Farmers Mutual Insurance

Secretary James J. Benda lists payments to policy holders across Iowa counties for insured property losses. Names include Theon Rath Riverside $73.65, Evan Edwards Columbus Jet $30, Thomas Gerdes Washington son $27, Ralph Leffler Ainsworth $40, and many others with damages to houses contents barns and livestock totaling numerous small to mid sized sums.

James J. Benda Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association TheonRath Riverside Steen Evan Edwards Columbus Jet Thomas J. Gerdes Washington, Son Ralph Leffler Ainsworth Horse First Investment Co Muscatine T. J. Berdo Washington J. XE Berdo H. E Berdo Ira L. Mikseh Mary Aller Wellman Peter Widmer Noble G. Anderson Rov L Miller Karl Haiken Richland Frank Heck

Stars Reenact Spoilers Studio Fight On Screen

Shadows of the Mienal William Farnum and Tom Santschi once battled in Rex Beach theater lore. Gary Cooper and William Boyd stage the same duel in Paramounts new adaptation of The Spoilers. Viewings begin Friday and Saturday at the Fox theater with honorary technical director on site.

Tors Farnum Santsehbi Hollywood Edwin Carewe Avalon Catalina Island Cooper Boyd Tom Shadows of William Farnum Tom Santschi Rex Beach Selig Gary Cooper William Boyd Paramount Cooper-Boyd Talking Screen Pox Theater

State ends case against officer in Cortes Rubio slaying

In Ardmore Oklahoma the state rested after three witnesses testified Deputy William E Guess removed a pistol from the slain Emilio Cortes Rubio nephew of Mexican president Pascual Ortiz Rubio. The case against Guess for murder is concluded.

Ardmore Okla Jcine 25 William E. Guess Emilio Cortes Rubio Pascual Ortiz Rubio Mexico

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