Market Report Sparse Hogs and Cattle Steady in Chicago
Chicago market sees mixed hog and cattle results with receipts about 16 000 hogs 4 000 cattle and 7 000 sheep. Prices range from 9 25 to 11 16 for hogs with weights and quality affecting value. beef steers and butchers show varied bids and steady to higher trends. Local notices mention visitors and community announcements from Iowa and Illinois venues and residents returning home for Easter break.
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Chicago
Ill
J R Drake of Richland Visits Friends
J R Drake of Richland dropped by yesterday evening to spend a short time with friends.
Des Moines Firms Involving Insurance and Tire Interests
Local Des Moines listings show bids and offers from multiple firms including Central National Fire, Hawkeye Tire, Iowa Cord Tire, and Iowa National Fire Ins. Companies participate in a Des Moines Stock Exchange notice with bid amounts and merchandise items such as tires and annuities. The page also lists bid figures like 8.50 and 13.50 and notes a Fleming Building address in Des Moines.
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Iowa
Iowa National Fire Ins
Metropolitan Se
Hawkeye Tire & Rubber
DES Moines Stock Exchange
Fleming
Des Moines
Farm as factory and building up for spring work
The piece equates farming to a factory, urging immediate barn construction and improvements to cut future costs. It argues for timely building, better hog housing for healthier hogs, and cites the Eclipse Sunshine Window as a direct daylight solution. It promotes consulting the Eclipse for planning with no obligation.
Grain and Livestock Markets Report Mixed in Several Cities
Market notes show weaker wheat feeds and firmer alfalfa in some regions. Chicago and Cincinnati prices for No. 1 timothy and clover show varied demand while Minneapolis and Memph is movements reflect steadier tones. Livestock values shift with hogs up and beef steers mixed, while dairy prices firm in butter and soft in cheese.
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Timothy
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Memphis
Philadelphia
Prairie
Buffalo
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Winnipeg
New York
Boston
Plymouth
Wisconsin Board
Wisconsin
Twin
Young Americas
Ottumwa visitor returns from Iowa City and Knoxville
Harold Tyler of Ottumwa, formerly in the Graham store here, visited friends last night on his way home from the state university at Iowa City. Miss Martha Chalmers, a Knoxville teacher, is home for spring vacation. Her sister Miss Doris Chalmers, a Coe College student in Cedar Rapids, came home last evening to visit over Sabbath.
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Marjorie Cunningham
Florence Cunningham
Iowa State College
Ames
Ardeth Welty
Spirit Lake
Priscilla Redenbauch
Indianapolis
Ind
State University of Iowa
Harold Tyler
Ottumwa
Graham
Iowa City
State University
Martha Chalmers
Knoxville
Doris Chalmers
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Martha
Proposed New $3 Tax for Schools in Iowa
Des Moines March 25. A bill by Olson of Boone to levy a uniform $3 per person head tax for public schools passes the Iowa senate. Revenue is remitted to county treasurers and returned to school districts in the current apportionment method. Tax payable September 1. delinquent after December 31. Olson estimates about $4,090,006 annually for school revenue.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Olson of Hoone
Iowa Senate
Olson
Easter Services Announced by Local Church
The pastor M. R. Regan outlines Easter worship with a morning sermon on The Risen Sav iour's Commission and an evening sermon for the occasion. Regular Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 55 B P U at 6 and evening service at 7 00 with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 led by Mrs J W Bishop.
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J. W. Bishop
Presbyterian church schedules Easter services and cantata
The Christian Endeavor society hosts a 7 o clock Easter morning service with 9 45 Sunday school and 11 o clock regular worship titled The byers the Law Vesper services begin at 4 with the cantata The Resurrection and the Life performed by the choir under Arthur R. Oates pastor Bertha Hay chorister and Mrs Henry Shields organist will lead music
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Christian Endeavor Society
Ira Bishop Wilson
Arthur R. Oates
Bertha Hay
Henry Shields
First United Presbyterian Worship Schedule Note
Sabbath school begins 9 45 a m and morning worship 11 00 o clock with a Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 00 and evening service at 7 00 Rev J M Wishart is pastor and a program of special music appears elsewhere
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Christian Endeavor
J. M. Wishart
Sabbath Services Notice
Sabbath school at 10 a m public worship at 11 o clock with preaching by the pastor Rev W G Robb pastor midweek prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 all are invited to these services
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W. G. Robb
Congregational Meeting Scheduled for 10:00 A.M.
At 10 00 a m a congregational meeting will be held. The notice specifies the time of the gathering but provides no location or agenda details.
Easter program at Sun Day School unit
A. M. E. Sunday school opens at 9 45. Preaching at 11 00. An Easter program by a Sunday school class at 2 30. Evening preaching at 7 30. Services conducted by Rev Frederick.
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Rev
Frederick
Easter Services at Second United Presbyterian
The church outlines a day of worship with an 11 o clock sermon on The Resurrection Angel from Matthew 28 2 7. A 6 pm Young People meeting features The Passion Play of Oberammergau with stereopticon followed by a 7 pm sermon Sojourning in Fear from 1 Peter 1 17 21. Spe cial Faster mystic will be featured. Sabbath school meets at 9 45 with Come thou with us and we will do thee wood.
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Second United Presbyterian
Oberammergau
Local Easter News and Visits Across Town
Miss Lily Sinclair of Allerton spends spring vacation with her aunt Mrs. D J Masson while a state university student. Mrs W C Van Ness of Centerville arrives for a visit with daughter Mrs F L Ellis and husband follows next week. Paul French from Iowa City returns for Easter break. Norine Schmoeller from Clear Lake visits parents Mr and Mrs C G Schmoeller. Farm machinery demonstration planned this Saturday afternoon with free refreshments. Keota residents Charles Fosdick Earl Chambers and Jack Streit in town on business.
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W. C. van Ness
Centerville
FL. Ellis
Ellis
North Second Avenue
Charles Fosdick
Earl Chambers
Jack Streit
Keota
Mies
Norine Schmoeller
Clear Lake
C. G. Schmoeller
Miss Eunice Acheson to visit Muscatine during vacation
Miss Eunice Acheson a Muscatine schools teacher will arrive from Davenport after attending a teachers convention and will spend next week's vacation with her mother Mrs Jennie Acheson and relatives. Frances Louise and Mrs Katheryn Null plan to move into the Dusenbery property on East Main Street. Rex Benz and others from the State University at Iowa City are home for Easter. The city hosts Fuller orchestra on Easter Monday with general admission 50 cents and dancing 1.50.
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Eunice Acheson
Muscatine
Davenport
Jennie Acheson
J. A. Harwood
T. J. Berdo
Katheryn Null
Frances Louise
St. Petersburg
Florida
Berde
Null
FB. P. Dusenbery
East Main Street
Rex Benz
David Warfel
Shirley Clark
State University At
Iowa City
Billy
Little Rock
Arkansas
Fuller
Communion Services Led by Rev. A M Malcolm
Communion services will be held on Sabbath with Rev A M Malcolm in charge. Morning worship starts at 10 00 o'clock and evening worship at 7 00 o'clock with a Bible study at 6 00 p.m. Preparatory meetings are set for Friday morning and 7 00 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 2 00 p.m. Following the service Monday, which will be
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A. M. Malcolm
West Chester and Ainsworth men in Washington on business
Harry Beatty and W. C. Em bree of West Chester and J. P. Tobin of Ainsworth are in Washington today attending to business affairs.
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N. K. Beal
Alneworth
Washington
Harry Beatty
W. C. Embree
West Chester
J. P. Tobin
Ainsworth
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Edna Klein
Mts Vernon
Cornell College
Iowa Gas and Electric
Mildred Mauthe
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
White Way
Lawrence Wilson
Frank Stewart
Miss Marian
McCall Bros
Charles Starr
Richland
Martha Godfrey
Knox College
Galesburg, Ill
Mrs. J. M. Godfrey
Washington Cleaners
Charles Warner
Clinton
W. H. Warner
Johnw A
J. R. Drake of
Central National Fire
Des Moines Life & Annuity
First
Splinters
Haskins
Haskins Mutual
F. J. Ullrich
Mgr. Ainsworth
Journal’s Farm Department
Weherely Marketgram
M. R. Regan
Pastor
First United Presbyterian
Reformed Presbyterian
Lily Sinclair
Allerton
D. J. Masson
Washington Elevator Co
Paul French
Seymour Martin
W.L. Jackson
Waillace
Stathru
KR. Squire
John Squire
Detroit
Mich
Brown’s
Choice Santos
Navy
Zephyr
Ohio
Havre Cooperative Co
E. J. Frey
Mgr
Mutual
Green
W. S. Reister
Rotel Colerase
Washington, Jows
Associate Presbyterian
Curtis & Lovelett
Studebaker Garage
Davenport Roofing CO
Pershing Ave
Studebaker
Chas. Nicola & Son
Mutual Od
R. L. Gibson
Oildag
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Zevgaris
America
Fort Dee Moines
Miller Hotel Co
Meret Severe 18 Ee Matnee
Daceneen Siok Deenann
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Property Owners Federation, Inc
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