Hog and cattle market report from Chicago dairy and meat trades
U S Department of Agriculture reports hogs numbering 18 000 with prices easing on lighter weights and steady to lower on heavier bids. Cattle and calves 6 000 with trading mostly firm to higher, dressed beef improving, steers and yearlings dominating trade across weight classes, with bulls and cows showing varied bidding at multiple price ranges.
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Chicago
Mar
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Livestock Market Report Prices for Veal Sheep and Lambs
Vealers milk fed 10.50 to 14.75 for good and choice. mediums under 10.50. Cull and common 7.00 to 9.00. Stocker and feeder steers 10.75 to 11.75. Sheep 13,000 head, market steady to strong. light lambs 10.50 to 10.75, few 11.00, outsiders top 11.10. Fat ewes steady at 5.50, feeding lambs nominal. Lambs good and choice 92 lbs down 10.00 to 11.25. mids 9.50 to 10.25. culls 8.50 to 9.50. Medium to choice 92 to 100 lbs 8.75 to 10.75. Ewes medium to choice 159 lbs down 4.50 to 4.8. Feeder lambs good and choice 9.35 to 10.25.
Chicago Grain Open March Prices Report
Grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and lard are listed with bid asks and closes across March May July and September contracts. The table shows varied percentages and nominal values for each commodity.
Chicago Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Grains
Chicago cash grain markets show Wheat at 2 northern 107 2 mixed 106 percent and 4 yellow hard 101 percent. Corn ranges include 3 mixed 0 4 mixed 77 7 8 5 mixed 75 76. Further corn notes include 8 yellow 79 80 and 4 yellow 78 80 5 yellow 75 78 6 yellow 72 74. White corn 3 80 81 4 white 81 5 white 76 77 6 white 71. Sample grade 52 70. Oats 3 white 42, rye none. Barley 62 65. Timothy 540 635.
Toledo Seed Market Price Notes for Clover and Cash
Market entry lists prices for clover at cash old 10.30 new 10.50 with March 10.50 and choice 10.90. Imported cash old GLO Alike cash 10.40 with March 10.40.
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Toledo
Chicago Grain Receipts Reported Corn at 131 Cars
Chicago grain receipts show corn at 131 cars and oats at 11 cars, indicating current shipment activity at the river market.
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Chicago
Three teams tied for first in county league playoff
Washington Leaders, Wayland, and Wyman finished the regular county independent league in a three way tie, forcing a two game playoff. Wayland meets Washington next Monday, with the winner facing Wyman the following Monday.
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Washington
Kalona
Wayland
Wyman
Ainsworth
Washington Junior College Assembly Peps Up Support
The Washington junior college held an 11 05 assembly led by Mr Mead with a varied program. Miss Erma Clemens urged support for local teams at the Muscatine game while Miss Amy Christian lectured on the Burlington tournament.
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Washington Junior College
Mead
Erma Clemens
Miss Clemens
Muscatine
Margarita Williams
Amy Christian
Burlington
Fisher
Turner
Little
Korf
Peet
Albia
Washington
Notable Visitors and Local Updates in Washington Area
Al LeFever from north of Keota and R O Wilson of 76 were in Washington yesterday. Charley Houck and family from Ottumwa visited their old hometown Monday. Elmer Carmichal, hospitalized with a broken hip, is recovering. A M E singers plan a free concert at Pleasant Hill Friday night. Carl Pearson visited Washington with his son-in-law Bill Brown to Iowa City hospital. Bill reportedly improving. Tom Anderson, 82, enjoys good health with all teeth intact.
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al. LeFever
Keota
Washington
R. O. Wilson
Elmer Carmichal
A. M. E. Singers
Pleasant Hill
Carl Pearson
Bill Brown
Iowa City Hospital
Bill
Tom Anderson
Journal Subscription Left By Geo Dodds
Geo Dodds missed our Saturday night visit but left a Journal subscription for which we express thanks.
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Geo. Dodds
Renewal notice for Evening Journal in Crawfordsville
Mr Hugh Davies encloses a four dollar check dated March 8 1930 to renew his Evening Journal subscription in Crawfordsville Iowa addressed to Mr Frank Macon. The letter is a formal renewal request.
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Crawfordsville
Iowa
Frank Macon
The
Evening Journal
Hugh Davies
Muscatine Game Boosts Washington College Basketball Hope
Mr Freshwaters praised the team and predicted another win after tomorrow night. Muscatine offered to relieve Washington by playing Bloomfield tonight to keep the players in top form for Burlington. Mr Mead urges college friends and faculty to attend the Muscatine game Wednesday night as the boys perform with a final quartette number.
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Freshwaters
Muscatine
Washington
Bloomfield
Burlington
Mead
Brighton Victor in Ke-Wash League Clinches First
Keota, March 4 Brighton defeats Keota to clinch first place in the Ke-Wash high school league’s final game. This inaugural season lacked a complete schedule and next year teams will play at home and in home-and-home series with each other. A trophy will be awarded to Brighton by the league.
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KEOTA
Brighton
P. E. O. Chapter CX Elects Officers at Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction March 4 officers of Chapter CX PEO were elected at Mrs J H Hustons home. Marie Overholt president J E Reaney vice president Miss Helen Orr recording secretary Miss Elsie Freeman corresponding secretary Mrs W C Hall treasurer Mrs W A Carr chaplain Mrs W A Norris guard Mrs J E Reaney guard will represent chapter at state convention in Keokuk May. Also notes on a pot luck supper and several local visits.
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Columbus Junction
J. H. Huston
Marie Overholt
J. E. Reaney
Helen Orr
Elsie Freeman
W. C. Hall
W. A. Carr
W. A. Norris
Overholt
Keokuk
Lovina Lucille Turner
Clyde Turner
John Turner
Columbus City
Gable
Columbus City Cemetery
Charles Wright
Samuel Cutkomp
Tris Cutkomp
Laura Jean Wright
Katherine
Zelma Schabilion
Robert A. Hutton
William
Cedar Rapids
Local Notes and Classified Inputs from Ainsworth Area
Lee Ralston of West Chester can visit anytime as he is nearby. Charley Wiley near Washington remarks it makes a striking sight when he strikes the grav. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gardner from north of Ainsworth were in Washington Monday. Pearl Gardner is visiting Ames and Davenport. Gardner bought 112 acres of land joining his farm, bringing his total to about 1300 acres. Norton at the county home seeks magazines for his large 69 member family. Rex Smith, living near Ainsworth, submits a for sale ad and a good check for Journal business.
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Lee Ralston
West Chester
Charley Wiley
Washington
Wilbur F. Gardner
Ainsworth
Pearl
Ames
Davenport
Norton
Dougherty Bros
Rex Smith
Moberly Invites Readers to Visit North of Ainsworth
W O Moberly invites residents to come over our way north of Ainsworth and south of Riverside. He hopes to see Mr Moberly and extends thanks for past efforts.
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W. O. Moberly
Ainsworth
Riverside
Mr. Moberly
Reverend W J Giffen to preach at United Presbyterian
Rev. W J Giffen of Morning Sun will preach Wednesday evening at the United Presbyterian church in Columbus City. He is listed as the visiting minister for the midweek service at the local church in this area.
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W. J. Giffen
Morning Sun
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Christmas tree farms grow vast spruce supply
Popular Mechanics notes the Ohio nursery with over 400 000 trees on 75 acres ranging from small year old Norway spruce seedlings to 30 foot trees. Seedlings are planted in beds two inches apart in rows one foot apart and come from seeds.
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Ohio
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Outcast Dog Saves Kitten at Blind River
A stray yellow dog in Blind River Ontario rescued a drowning kitten from a water vat. The newspaper notes the dog, though rejected and wanderer, performed a brave act showing courage unrelated to pedigree.
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Blind River
Ont
Toronto Globe
Left shoe theft tale from Youngstown salesman
H. W. Pratt, a traveling salesman, reported 100 left shoes stolen in Youngstown Ohio. He joked the thieves would have little use for them since all footwear was left footed. The shoes were later found discarded along the road.
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H. W. Pratt
Youngstown
Ohio
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