Three Rules Offered to Help Prevent Drownings
New York June 29 Dr Robert A Fraser Chief Medical Director of the New York Life Insurance company advocates three rules to curb Fourth of July swimming deaths. Do not swim alone avoid water an hour after meals and do not dive until you know the depth. He cites 5500 fatalities in 1935 as proof of common sense rules.
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New York
Robert A. Fraser
New York Life Insurance Company
Fraser
National Safety Council
Market Report Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market summary shows hogs at 10 to 15 cents higher, top 12.06 for 200-300 lb, cattle mostly steady to strong with beef steers 13.00 to 16.00, calves 7.00 to 10.00, sheep 106000 head steady weak with lambs 10.50 to 11.50 and yearlings 7.00 to 9.90. Estimated tomorrow receipts: cattle 4,000 hogs 10,000 sheep 9,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Reported
Chicago market notes show No 2 mixed 128 to 129 percent No 1 yellow 128 to 129 percent No 2 yellow 128 to 129 percent No 5 yellow 117 percent with sample grade 90 to 115 and estimated carlotage around four.
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Chicago
Soybean Market Opens Share Prices and Day Data
Market data shows soybeans with July at 1.38 percent, Oct at 1.154 with 1.15 percent, 1.12 percent, and 1.12 percent. For December, 1.134 with 1.13 percent, 1.11 percent, and 1.11 percent, reflecting intraday moves across contracts.
Chicago Produce Market Report Standings and Receipts
Chicago market round up shows eggs with 15 571 cages receipts and 21 percent extra firsts 20 percent firsts 19 percent dirties 19 percent. Butter remains steady to firm with 16 309 tubs receipts, specials 30 percent extras 30 percent, extra firsts 29 percent, firsts 27 percent, standards 29 percent. Poultry unsettled with broilers 16 to 19, ducks 9 to 12, geese to 11, turkeys 18 to 15, roosters 12 to 13.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Forecasts and Prices
The Chicago grain table lists Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Rye with July and September futures. Prices show small percentage changes, with Wheat around 1.20 to 1.25 and Corn near 1.10 to 1.28, Oats near 0.43 to 0.45, Rye hovering around 0.90 to 0.94.
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Chicago
Kid Galahad Opens At Filate Theater Today
Three stars head the cast Bette Davis Edward G Robinson and Humphrey Bogart in a Warne Bros film about boxing. Eddie Robinson pursues a championship with Bogart as rival. an 11 round title bout and a managers duel unfold amid backstage plots and a tender romance featuring Jane Bryan and Wayne Morris as the new star.
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Edward G. Robnson
Iumphrey Bogart
Kid Galahad
Filate Theater
Francis Wallace
Warne Bros
Eddie Robinson
Miss Davis
Bogart
Madison Square Garden
Withal
Eddie
Wayne Morris
Galahad
Jane Bryan
Harvest Talk From Ainsworth Community
June notes from Ainsworth recount Edward Lambert and his parents visiting from Colorado. Elmer Guenther harvests fine timothy hay while 60 acres are out of pasture. Eli Jackson completed 110 acres of corn and cut rye. fields show rye shocks. Rolland Organ invites readers to July Three Quarter Century club dinner.
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Ainsworth R. 2
I. F Lambert
O. K
Colorado
Elmer Guenther
Timothy
Eli Jackson
Rolland B. Organ
Quits swimming at 97 in Missouri River
Burl King 97 of Blair Nebraska abandons birthday river swim for the first time in years due to perceived risk. Relatives think the Missouri River lowlands trip is too dangerous this year. John Sampson manages crops and comments on local farming skill and age related work. Juzeler farm repairs and an old building get a refresh with new foundation and roof this fall.
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Burl King
Blair
Neb
W. Augustine
Juzeler
Fred Juzeler
Sam Doran
Pat May
Holmes and Burris Families Highlight Farm Life News
The report notes Sterling Holmes and son manage a farm and livestock business with Mrs. Holmes yielding hog profits from ten Chester White pigs. Low Burris praises current crops while recalling racing days near Decatur Illinois. Their daughter Heen Burris Driscoll welcomes a baby girl Joan at Iowa City Hospital as Grandpa Burris comments on her red hair and bright future.
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Sterling Holmes
Low Burris Veay Vethel
Deceatur
Illinois
No clear event in Washington outline a public notice
Fragmentary text mentions Washington and a Journal office or post office but provides no verifiable details about people actions dates or outcomes for a factual summary.
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Local farm families report strong crops and busy chores
Elmer Kolosick and neighbors describe thriving fields with corn, rye, hay, and large quantities of canned fruit and poultry. Havel and Holmes families work sunrise chores while Ed J. Havel mows road sides. Many hands on Farber and Wolf farms boost haying and fruit gathering amid harvest prep.
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Moses Havel
Ed J. Havel
Former Millionaire Chooses Poets Over Fortune
Everett W. Hill once led Rotary International and owned a Oklahoma trust of ice plants. After losing 2 million in the 1932 crash he retreated to seclusion in Oklahoma City and now writes poems and essays under an unknown pen name. His modest income comes from his writings and he refuses any return of wealth.
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Rotary International
Hill
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Rotary
Nine Planes Battle and Crash for Air Realism in Film
The Columbia thriller Criminal of the Air stars Charles Quigley Rosaline Keith and features two weeks of aerial sequences using nine planes. Machine gun battles high above, out of control stunts and parachute drops were filmed with actors including Quigley John Gallaudet and Marc Lawrence. Directors and pilots report several near accidents but no injuries to cast, while several planes were damaged or wrecked as part of the plot.
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Charles Quigley
Rosalind Keith
Fox Theater
Quigley
John Gallaudet
Marc Lawrence
C. C. Coleman, Jr
Organized crooks smuggle contraband across the border film cast
Rita Hayworth and Patricia Farr star in a film about organized criminals smuggling contraband across the international line from Mexico into the United States. Owen Francis wrote the screenplay from a story by Jack Cooper.
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United States
Rita Hayworth
Patricia Farr
Owen Francis
Jack Cooper
Stephens of Xenia Buys Threshing Separator and Binder
Mrs John Fliott of Chicago visited parents Mr and Mrs D D Stephens in Xenia from Thursday to Monday. D D Stephens bought a Case threshing separator and a McCormick Deering binder via Washington dealer. Various neighbors and relatives visited, including Brucher and Ann from Caledonia Minn, and Claire Edmondson plans to return from Quincy. George Baird recovers from a run away injury. Alex Cleee farm painted. Frieda Van Horn visited.
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Xenia
John Fliott
Chicago
D. D. Stephens
Harold Clere
Jimmy
Larry
Ainsworth
Will Reanery
McCormick-Deering
Washington
Edward Brucher
Michael
Ann
Caledonia
Minn
Richard Stephens
Brucher
CCC
W. E. Frame
Quincy
Fred Hawkins
Alex Cleee
Frieda van Horn
James Clegg
George Jord
George Baird
J. M. Lord
Moline
Mrs. John Carter Spends Few Days at Fishburn Home
Snowball notices Mrs. John Carter visits at Fishburn home for a few days. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cook and three children from Monmouth New Hampshire, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carter and Earl of Burlington, Mrs. June Warden of Galesburg, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Menefee with Martha.
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Fishburn Home
John Shebeck
Stanley Fishburn
Ernest Cook
Monmouth
Leo Carter
Earl
Burlington
June Warden
Galesburg
H. A. Menefee
Martha
Local Social Notes From Wyman And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. John Carter of Wyman stayed for a longer visit. Everett Genkinger had his tonsils removed Thursday at Washington county hospital and is recovering well. Sunday visitors at the D. C. Griggs home included Margaret Snider Orville Grieges and the Armour Griges. The C A Brooks family from Stronghurst UL visited Walter Kyle Wednesday. Mrs Kyle accompanied the Brooks to Illinois for a few days and will visit relatives in Monmouth. Richard Knapp is not very well and hoped to recover soon. The Walter Kyle family enjoys a new radio. Sunday callers at John Sheheck home included Mr and Mrs Glenn Knapp their daughters Mr and Mrs Lawrence Howell and Everett.
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Wyman
Carter
Everett Genkinger
Washington County Hospital
Margaret Snider
Orville Grieges
Armour Griges
D. C
Community sale offers cattle and more at Whittaker event
Nice consignment expected with six fresh cows and springers, shoats and piggy sows, boars, sheep, veal calves last week, and a stock of posts, furniture, and fruit jars. Sale starts at 12 30 with lunch room available. Whittaker and Son managers.
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Col. Bruty
Walker & Babcock
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