Market Summary Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago markets show limited fresh hog supply with steady undertone. Week high for hogs at 5.75 with feeders 5.50 to 5.70 and sows 4.25 to 4.76. Cattle gains: fed steers and yearlings up about 50 cents. heifers up 25 cents. beef cows up. bulls 15 to 35 cents higher. calves and feeders stronger. grass cattle scarce. top fed steers around 11.25. Sheep scarce with native springers 25 to 50 cents higher. late top 11.35. week bulk 10.50 to 17.50.
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Chicago cash grain prices reported
Chicago price report lists corn at 65 cents for one yellow, oats at 33 and 33 1/3 cents for mixed and waste varieties, and soybeans at 78 cents for four yellow.
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Chicago Grain Table shows mixed futures in late June
Chicago June 29 grain table reports Wheat July 716 and 76 percent near term, Corn July 61 and 61 percent with declines, Oats July 30 percent with modest gains, Rye July 85 percent to 88 percent range, with various Sept and Dec figures across oats rye and corn markets.
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Chicago Produce Market Steady With Mixed Receipts
Market reports a steady tone in Chicago with 16 701 cases received. Extra firsts make up 15 percent along with fresh graded firsts at 15 percent. Current receipts total 13 percent and dirties 12 to 4 percent checks 12.
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End Bible School at Prairie Flower
Prairie Flower Baptist church northwest of Washington closed a ten day vacation Bible school with about 25 attendees per day. Five classes served beginners to high school under teachers including Carolyn Strong and Mabel Wiley with C. E. Strong in charge of music. About 100 people attended the closing program featuring songs, Bible stories, memory verses, hand work displays, and a social with ice cream, cake, and games.
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Washington
Carolyn Strong
Velma Jarrard
Florence Godwin
Mabel Wiley
CC. E. Strong
C. E. Strong
Republicans Endorse Platform and Nominees at County Convention
The county Republican convention approved the national platform and tickets, adopted the campaign slogan Win With Willkie, and named delegates and alternates to state and judicial levels. Theodore B. Brown chaired the delegate report, with S. W. Livingston and T. A. Michels elected to key posts and Bailey reappointed as chairman.
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Marion Stransky
Richmond
Isaac Kleese
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William Sims Lown
Everette Stewart
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Sam Marsh
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Washington Township
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Washington
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Trude Bailey
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Laura Foster
Henry Bailey
Claud Flynn
T. L. Brookhart
L. J. Kehoe
Frances Cherry
E. D. Morrison, Sr
E D. Morrison, Jr
George F. Morrison
R. A Stewart
Dewey Hanley
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Donald Bell
Frank Gault
Ode Ferguson
Charles Drollinger
C. T. Anderson
Roxie Durian
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S. W. Livingston
Henry B. Bailey
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DuPont Builds Large Cellophane Plant Near Clinton
DuPont advances a big cellophane plant south of Clinton with 700 workers. The main building measures 625 by 125 feet, rising up to five stories, brick on concrete and steel foundations. Completion of the first unit is hoped this year at about six million dollars. Foundations and utilities are underway on the 300 acre site between Clinton and Camanche.
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Woodcock Sets Slow Flight Record at Five Miles Per Hour
A forest study notes the woodcock achieving a remarkably slow flight pace of five miles per hour, marking a record in avian aerodynamics. Researchers cite precise observations and field measurements from the woodland survey.
Washington county Democrats name officers and adopt resolutions
Delegates from Washington county meet in Iowa City for the first district convention and select uninstructed delegates. Dr. O F Boller named first district committeeman. John Walsh chairs the county central committee with Mrs Walter Brown as vice chair and Mrs H G Richardson as secretary. Resolutions back the national administration, highway patrol in secretary of state oversight, honest appointments, and support for all ticket candidates led by William R Hart.
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Wilbert Rose
Crawfordsville
H. GC. Hull
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Gussie Knerr
Kalona
Frank Anderson
Iowa City
Richardson
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Washington County
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H. G. Richardson
Harry Dye
Leslie Gates
Iowa State Highway Patrol
Iowa
Alex Miller
Withou
William R.hart
First Congressional District
Chaiman
Sam Donahey
Edith Gates
Ruth Bull
Ernestine Grady
Evangelist Denies Millennium As World Peace Prelude
Evangelist C. Lories told a Voice of Prophecy audience that the millennium is not a century of peace brought by laws or culture. He cited Revelations 20 and St Paul to say the millennium begins with Christ’s return and the resurrection of the righteous. He will discuss “The Making of a Better World” Sunday night at 7:30.
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Voice of Prophecy
West Madison Street
South Avenue D
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Mr. Voices
St.Paul
Patent Office Gazette: Weekly Patents Granted
The United States Patent Office releases its weekly Gazette listing patents granted during the week. It serves as an official record of newly issued patent rights and associated inventors and assignees.
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United States Patent -Office
the Gazette
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