Chicago Markets Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Markets show hogs 8590 head with 7000 direct sales. Packing sows steady. 200 lb averages around 4.00. Light weights 240 to 290 lb 3.65 to 3.80. good to choice pigs 3.25 to 3.65. Holdover 1000. Cattle 200 head with light weight steers and yearlings higher, long fed steers with no outlet over 1590 lbs. Wealers lower. market slow with extreme top 7.35. Sheep 6000 nominal. week totals 96 doubles and 120 direct. Fat lambs mostly steady. rest grade 500 to 560. native throw out. lambs 4.00 to 4.50.
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O Livestock
Chicago
Various Cities Celebrate With Washington Inauguration
Cities nationwide mark Roosevelt inauguration with parades carnivals and new deal sales United Press reports Spokane plans new deal day with parade sports events and a night grand ball Dubuque will mark the moment with a midnight whistle and a legal holiday in Osceola Perry and others merchants advertise new deal and president day sales Portland announced a new deal parade Governor Comstock calls Roosevelt Day in Michigan Madison and Milwaukee merchants hold confidence day sales.
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United Press
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Spokane
Wash
Dubuque
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Oskaloosa
Perry
Texas
Garner
Portland
Ore
Comstock
Michigan
Madison
Milwaukee
Wis
Inaugural Ball Tradition Through U S Presidents
Washington March 4 02 The Inaugural Ball forms a long civic tradition. From 1809 Madison era to Coolidge era the ball alternated with charity events and faced changing schedules, with presidents attending one or more balls or canceling by circumstance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Conjag?ition
Madison
Pres
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson First to Have Parade in Washington
A historic survey notes the first inaugural parade was modest with Jefferson walking to the Capitol in 1801. It traces how parades evolved through Madison, Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison and later presidents, ending with simpler shows but enduring civic spectacle for visitors.
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Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
White House
Capitol
James Madison
Jackson
Gadsby’s Tavern
Martin van Buren
Harrison
National Grays of
Philadelphia
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D. F. Macon reports brief items from nearby towns, listing civic notes, local happenings, and small community updates gathered by the Journal’s subscription representative.
Community notes from Washington area farms and residents
Reports from Washington Friday mention Richard Arthur of Columbus Junction shopping in Washington, Chris Kauffman and wife of Wayland and others. Farmers rename fields, livestock work, and families in Brighton Grace Hill and surrounding towns, with details on cattle, poultry, and 4H calves.
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Richard Arthur
Columbus Junction
Washington
Chris Kauffman
Wayland
Sturgeon Family News Near Keota and Wellston
In Wellston Art Mayers waits on H. D. Luers and Wilbur McCrell as local talk settles many issues. In Valley Frank the merchant attends to several customers. Joe Lambert works on timber along Keota R. 3. Frank Sturgeon, long shut in, shows improvement and walks about. Sturgeon grandparents settled near Keota in 1836. The Sturgeon Bros. keep a fine Angus herd with a 17 month old 1290 lb calf headlining the herd.
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Wellston
Art Mayers
H. D. Luers
Wilbur McCrell
Mr. Luers
Sturgeon
Frank
Chalmers Sturgeon
Keota
A. N. Porter
Crawfordsville
John Wood
Washington
Sturgeon Bros
Social calendar notes for Monday meetings
Dr Eastwood's Sunday School class gathers with Mr and Mrs J C Carrig for a pot luck supper at 6 30 call Dr Eastwood or Mrs Van Meter. Bible Department meets Monday at 2 30 with Mrs F L Wilson. Fort nightly club music group meets at 7 45 with Mrs R F Davis 327 East Wash St Miss Aileen Milligan leads Great American Orchestras program bring phonograph records. Daughters of Union Veterans hold a regular meeting Monday at 7 34.
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Dr. Eastwood
J. C. Carrig
R. F. Davis
East Wash Street
Aileen Milligan
Daughters of Union Veterans
Meeting notice at Miss Margaret A Ste wart home
Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the home of Miss Margaret Alice Stewart. Members are requested to bring dues.
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Margaret Alice Stewart
Wallace Family and Henry A Wallace Noted in Dinner Recall
A reminiscence recalls a dinner at a home with Henry A Wallace and the Wallace Farm era. The grandfather Henry Wallace is described as a wonderful man to be remembered for years, and past debates over Sabbath school lessons are tied to what Wallaces Farmer offered on the topic.
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Henry A. Wallace
Wallace Farmer
Henry Wallace
Social gatherings in West Chester M E church and area clubs
The Ladies Aid of West Chester M E church holds a regular social on Wednesday March 8 with refreshments planned by Mrs. Bert Rittenhouse Mrs. Will Wallace and Mrs. Claude Collins. The Sunshine Community club meets at Roy Foss home for a pot luck dinner and misc items for Mr and Mrs Orville Foss. Alan table service. The Linger Longer club meets with Mrs. Lester Macon on Wednesday March 8.
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Ladies Aid of
West Chester
M. E. Church
Bert Rittenhouse
Will Wallace
Claude Collins
Sunshine Community Club
Roy Foss
Orville Foss
Alan
Linger Longer Club
Lester Macon
Health Groups Hold Convention in Council Bluffs
Iowa physicians and public health workers gather for conventions of the Iowa Tuberculosis Association the Iowa Heart Association and the Iowa Sanitorium Association. Prominent speakers include Dr H B Kleinschmidt and Dr John Peck with talks by several Iowa leaders. Plans for the 1933 Christmas seal sale will be announced at the annual dinner led by Rev J R Perkins of Council Bluffs.
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Council Bluffs
Towa
Mar
Iowa
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Iowa Heart Association
Iowa Sanitorium Association
Farm Bureau
Paret-Teacher Associations Women's Clubs
American Legion Auxiliary
H. B. Kleinschmidt
National Tuberculosis Association
John Peck
Dex Moines
Arlene van Cleave
Logan
Georges. Haffner
Sigourney
Lillian Chivington
Oelwein
W. H. Griffith
Sioux City
Janet Sinclair
Humboldt
D. C. Steelemith
Iowa State Health Department
Des Moines
E. H. Lauer
University of Iowa
B. C. Hopkins
J. R. Perkins
Cornell Bluffs
Prairie Flower Mission Circle Sets All Day Meeting
The Prairie Flower Mission circle will meet Thursday February 9 for an all day gathering with Mrs J F Rittenhouse as hostess. Guests bring a dish to pass and knot comforters while meals of meat potatoes bread and coffee are served.
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Prairie Flower Mission Circle
J. F. Rittenhouse
Meetings and notices for March 7
West Chester W C T U meets Mrs Ola Brum next Tuesday March 7 at 2 p.m. D A R meets Tuesday evening 7:30 with Mrs Lloyd Lytle. Friendly Social club meets Mrs Walter Nichols. White Shrine party Tuesday at 2 30 with entertainment including cards and puzzles. Snowball Social club all day meeting March 7 with Mrs Sam Munson. Farm Bureau lesson and demonstration. Roll call story Irish. Westminster Guild Presbyterian Church will meet.
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West Chester
Ola Brumback
Lloyd Lytle
Friendly Social Club
Walter Nichols
White Shrine
Sam Munson
Farm Bureau
Hoover ends term amid fatigue yet in good health
President Hoover entered the final day of his term tired from strain. He stayed at his desk until midnight and planned to travel to New York for private affairs before sailing to California via the Panama Canal. White House physician Capt. Joel T. Boone said he is in excellent health and spirits.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Hoover
New York
California
Panama Canal
Pearl Island
Joel T. Boone
White House
Iowa Poultry Breeders Set 1932 Egg Production Records
Ames Iowa March 4 Iowa poultry breeders including three women qualified ten breeds in the 1932 record of performance overseen by W M Vernon extension poultry specialist at Iowa State College. Eight breeders managed 1560 hens and pullets with high averages in Mediterranean and English breeds and Rhode Island Reds. record work conducted with trap nesting and pedigree tracking by the Extension Service and the Iowa Poultry Improvement Association.
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Ames
Iowa
W. M Vernon
Iowa State College
Floyd Bloom
Shenandoah
A. G. Peters
Newton
Ferrin
Rhode Island
Extension Service
Iowa Poultry Improvement Association
Repairing Machinery Question On Farm Repairs
Ames Iowa March 4 Farmers face the dilemma to repair or replace farm machinery. E G McKibben of Iowa State College argues the decision hinges on whether the machine is essential and economical to repair versus replacement.
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Ames
Iowa
Unexplored Lands Map From Polar Exclusion
The largest untouched regions lie outside polar zones in the Amazon in South America, parts of central Africa, the Sahara and Siberian areas. This outline notes vast, little explored tracts across these continents, inviting further geographers and explorers.
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Amazon
South American
Central
Africa
Sahara Desert
Siberia
When to Repair or Replace a Worn Machine
Professor McKibben explains decisions on repair versus replacement. If a machine is extremely worn or obsolete, buying a new or second hand unit is best. If in fair condition needing minor repairs, repair may be advantageous. The key is balancing annual cost, efficiency, and risk of breakdown at critical times.
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McKibben
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