Local News Briefs Highlight Neighborhood Movements and Birthdays
July notes mention Mr. and Mrs. John H. Griffith leaving for Newton Kansas after January at 802 South Iowa. Other visits include Mrs. E G Butterbaugh of Stuart with Mrs. J R Palmer and Palmer family birthdays and a 23rd wedding anniversary. A grandson’s death in Charlotte prompts telegrams to L B Ward. Police Superintendent WralIon orders radio squad cars to stop jests in arrests.
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John H. Griffith
Newton
Kan
South
Iowa Avenue
E. G. Butterbaugh
Stuart
J. R. Palmer
Palmer
A. K. Palmer
Willard
Wayne Palmer
Stella Palmer
R. KB. Palmer
Edward Wrallon
Boston
Market figures show gains across hogs cattle and sheep
Chicago markets report 13 000 hogs up 10 to 11 cents top 5 75 with lighter weights 4 75 and higher for 180 to 240 pounds 240 to 270 5 15 to 5 50 270 to 320 butchers 5 00 to 5 25 packing sows 4 25 to 4 60. Cattle 11 000 calves 800 with feeders and steers up 25 cents and top 12 25 on heavy steers. cows strong 11 50 for dealers. Sheep 6 000 fat lambs 25 to 40 cents higher with lambs 10 60 to 30 50. ewes 4 85 to 5 85. Tomorrows receipts: 8 000 cattle 17 000 hogs 9 000 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain Table March 4 Overview
Chicago grain table shows wheat, corn and oats with May July and Sept prices. Wheat May 1.00 percent gain, high 1.00 percent, close 1.00 percent. corn May 55% high 56% low 55% close 56%. oats May 30% to 40% readings vary with months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn and Soybeans Market Snapshot
Chicago cash grain prices for March include mixed corn lots at various percentages and grades, yellow corn ranges, white corn at 66%, oats around 42-44%, and soybeans with a yellow lot at 1.12. The report lists multiple mixed and colored lots with percentage quality indicators.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Markets Report March 4
Eggs steady with 10 460 cases received. Extra firsts up 16 percent and current receipts 15 percent. Poultry market softer and steady with ducks hens spring chicks and broilers quoted in mixed ranges. Turkeys listed at 11 to 16 with leghorn hens and eese prices noted.
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Chicago
Steady Increase In Farm Income Is Told by Klein
Des Moines reports Iowa farm income rose to 659.359 million in 1939, up 159.4 percent from 1932. A.A.A. payments totaled 57.593 million, 14.9 percent of the rise and 8.7 percent of total cash income, with gains credited to program participation and wheat payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Des Moines
Dp. Klein
Iowa Agricultural Conservation Committee
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
A.A.A
Congressmen Report on Study of Nation's Agricultural Problems
Representative Clifford R Hope of Kansas and the House Republican special committee released findings that New Deal farm programs delay farmers' recovery. They estimate 1948 to reach 1929 income levels for general farmers and 1958 for $15,000,000,000 annual cash income. They project the public debt to be $70 to $75 billion in ten years if spending continues at 1939 rates. The report notes declines in real incomes during 1933-39 versus 1926-32 and presents a table showing farm income trends and per farm and per person figures across eras.
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Washington, D. C
Clifford R Hope
Kansas
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Hope
Department of Agriculture
United States
Railroad timetable and lodge notice from Canton area
Washington Lodge No 26 A B R A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday each month led by W M ard McBride with secretary Yard. Train schedules list Golden State Limited, Californian, Local, and Southwest routes with daily and Sunday exceptions, plus notes on ticket purchases at the Bus Depot and local agent offices in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. BR
A.M
Howard McBride
W. M
W. Yard
Golden State Limited
Californian
Washington
Llae
Farm Income and Population by Year Data
The record lists cash income and population figures for Cash Farm across years 1929 1933 and 1939. It shows totals in thousands of dollars and per capita income in dollars, with farm income and population figures alongside.
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Tooman Harness Shop
Bernard Carter, Keota
G L. Wilson
Lloyd Tucker
Pioneer Prue
Frazier and Campbell
Clifford Campbell
Eugene Black
Brighton
the Evening Journal
Light Fall
Joe Knotek
Louis Baird
Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Sherm Crone
J. M. Severtson Company
W. Randolph St
Tooman'’s
Pioneer Drug
St. Bernard's Monasty
Charnwood Forest
Leicesterire
England
Frank Kuhn
Marcus Kuhn, Jr
Fravier and Campbell
Dr. Reid
East Main
O. EB. Campbell
West Monroe St
Sf-M
Board of Supervisors
Ernest S
Slim) Rudolpi
Farrow
W. DD. Booth
Baker
Cooperative Service Co
Telephone
Eveready Plumbing & Heating Co
Wayne Fisher
Wellman
Sam F. Miller
South Marion
Call Qetten
Clifford Leeper
Washington Oil Company
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Pioneer Drug Store
Wilson Coal Co
Cetten
Gold Sealand
Armstrong
Stewart & Crone
Russell Bell
Charley Crossett
Bell
Crossett
Pittsburgh
Silism
Larsen
GPO Gee J
L. B. Ward
Ray McConnell
Charlotte, N. Car
Olive Ward
Walter Brown
Iiona City
Frank Haney
Journal
Midway Sale Co
Columbus
Community Sale
Kelly Peed
Roy Mhiteman
Insworth
W. Iendrickson
Richland
Rayburn
East Third St
Washington, Iowa
Walter Bender
Kalona
Mrs. Bender
Journal Office
Lowa
Chicago Livestock
Washington, Ia
Geo. J. Breitenbach
L. Goodlander
Co. F. Anderson
O.M
P.R. BR
Davenport
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
East Kound
Kansas City-Davenport
Southwest Limites
Burlington
eizBa
Omaha
Columbus Junction
Southern
R. F. Smylie
MGR. P. S
Angus
Midway
Poland
China
Deere
Hayes
McCormick Deering
Roy M. Whiteman Klotz & Duncan
K. A. Coates
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