Livestock Prices Roundup From Chicago Markets
In Chicago markets on March 28 hogs sold 20 000 head with most a mild decline to 10 cents lower. Top hog traded around 4.55 with varied lots for light, medium, and heavy weight hogs. Cattle and calves in modest supply show general slow trade with price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls. Slaughter cattle and welters hit steady to firm numbers as stockers and feeders posted gains in approved weight classes. Sheep volume about 6 000 with lambs firm to higher and lambs at 8.75 to 9.25 for light weights.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Report From March 28 Hogs and Poultry
CHICAGO March 28 U P hogs market unsettled with receipts at 25773 cases for firsts and extras and mixed percentages. Utter market unsettled with 6868 titles specials and extras and firsts. Poultry market about steady with truck and car arrivals for fowls springers broilers ducks and turkeys. potatoes on track with 391 arrivals 106 shipments and a slightly stronger market.
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U.P
Cash Corn Prices Listed by Grade and Type
A market note lists mixed corn values for March 28 with grades No 2 mixed at .47 to .48, No 3 mixed at 46, No 2 yellow 43, No 3 yellow 47 to 47, No 4 yellow 46 4 to 2, No 4 white 48, sample white 40, and recepts for 76 cars.
Easter Music Across Churches Special Program Highlights
Easter services feature varied music across churches. Miss Alice Hunter directs at the first church with soloists and quartets, while Trinity Evangelical Lutheran and Christian churches present children's programs and special Easter songs. The A.M.E. church hosts a 3 pm program under Mrs. H. R. Crayton with a long sequence of recitations, songs, duets, and solos led by various leaders.
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The
Christian Church
St. Paul’s Evangelical
Valley
Bethel Social News Highlights Visitors and Meetings
Mrs Rennie Dawson reports Bet hy Drake Donald Marek Jean Mary and Marjory Walker visited Washington junior high on Thursday. Helen Stewart and Raymond Whistler also visited Friday. Living Lake school children on vacation work. Mr and Mrs Harry Drak and family visited Del Walker Sunday. Adolph Larson and daughter Amys went to Osdar Hapide Friday. George Reed and wife visited Ilbois relatives Wednesday and returned Friday. Mrs Adolph Larson hosted Living Lake ladies gathering.
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Adolph Larson
Living Lake
Grain price ranges in Chicago futures report March data
The Chicago grain quotes show Wheat Corn and Oats with mixed ranges for March and May contracts. Prices fluctuate across open high low close values with figures like 86 85 and 86 in wheat, corn around 48 49, and oats near 32 to 43 percent in various months.
News notes of Our Neighboring Communities
Local briefs compiled by D F Macon cover happenings in nearby towns. Short items note community events, appointments, and developments with brief mentions of people and places.
March 28 Report From Iowa Farm Scenes And Local News
A March 28 rural Iowa note describes chilly weather and horse work, Shorthorn cattle on Keota area farms, 67 Jerseys on Matt Wehr’s farm with seven years reactor-free history, and local farm life near Dublin, G. A. Mayers, Dutch Creek fairgrounds, Ralph Augustines, W. E. Derby’s colt work, Nate Loblen, Will Binnings near Valley with a notable Shorthorn bull, plus hens and egg lay issues.
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Matt Wehrs
Keota
Route 2
Dublin
Matt
G. A. Mayers
Dutch Creek Fairgrounds
Ralph Augustines
Rubio's Egg Aid And Local Notables At Rubio
Bill supplies 30 to 60 dozen eggs at 14 cents a dozen to Rubio to help during hard times. A new merchant Mr Fred Thompson seems promising. Mr Ireland at the depot notes a fast freight train passing. Lavong Dickinson and family near Hopewell church enjoy good health. Mrs C N Dodder is well. Elliott Wayman, a Tennessee farmer and assessor of 37 years, shares vivid memories of Tennessee slavery days.
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Bill
Rubio
W. L
Elliott Waymans
Tennessee
Leona Welte Re-elected Teacher in Richmond Area
At the Richmond school directors meeting Miss Leona Welte of Kalona was re elected for the coming school year. Sunday school services are set for Easter at the M E church with preaching by Rev Fred Miller and songs by the Sunday school. A party at the Joe Saforek home entertained the Sun day school senior class. A. W. Dann and Walt Patterson were in an accident at the Richmond road intersection with highway 1. Patterson injured, Dann not. A dance is planned for Tuesday April 8 with Webb and his Spiders from K F J Marshalltown. Log buyers from Iowa City cut walnut logs in nearby timber. The local CC O baseball teams won both games Monday. Several people are ill with mumps. Mr and Mrs Will Schillie shopped in Washington Saturday. John Spenner of Iowa City visited his brother Tuesday.
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A.M.E
H. R. Crayton
Jesus
Emma Black
Christ
Leola McLamore
Charles Turner
Theodosia Turner
Ethel Turner
Lester Ballew
Old Rugged Cross
Elenora Turner
Ester Howard
Leola McLam
Donald Howard
Joe Saforek
R. R. Noonan
Washington
A. W. Dann
Walt Patterson
Richmond Road
Patterson
Dawn
Webb
Spiders
K. F. J. B. Marshalltown
Iowa City
Will Schillie
John Spenner
Lawrence Genkinger
Adolph Larson
P. F. Whisler
P.O FO Whisler
Farm Bureau
J. N. Phillips
Homer Birney
Maud Mc Creedy
Maud
Henry Herdo
Will Rogers
B. L. Stewart
Farming notes from the Thoma farm and local visits
Basil and Elmer Derby cultivate 189 acres on the Thoma farm and disc small rood land before seeking better fishing nearby. A C Larson visited Washington from Wrights Taft farm. Mrs Geo Goble of Ainsworth stopped by, and after April 1 the family will move to Columbus Junction. A 634 ib. son arrived at Kenneth Gott’s home to help with farming north of Washington.
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Basil and
Elmer Derby
Thoma
A. C. Larson
Wrights Taft
Washington
Geo. Goble
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
Kenneth Gott
Community Notes From Bethel and Nearby
District activities include Bible class at Bethel S. S. 8 led by Mrs. Parker and a potluck at the Juzeler home. Neighbors welcomed the Whislers with a 6:30 dinner. Fire alarm reported Henry Herdos house fire but contained with little damage. Forty new Presbyterian members were welcomed, and prayers urged to live faithfully.
Lederer praises American films over European productions
Francis Lederer, a European screen sensation, extols Hollywood after finishing Man of Two Worlds with Elissa Landi. He says American pictures exude vitality and joy that European films cannot match, though Europe may rival in technique. The film is now at the State.
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Hollywood Motion Pictures
Francis Lederer
Europe
American Pictures
Elissa Landico
Lederer
Hollywood Pictures
America
Hollywood
Ady
Ainsworth Glee Clubs Compete in WeaBranch Music Contest
Mrs Ruth Norris reports from Ainsworth that the boys and girls glee clubs directed by Miss Kathleen Coffey, with sponsors Hutchison Pollock Pressly Butterworth Melitt, earned excellence in a Weat Branch music contest. Soloists Wilma Stephens and Delores Hazen shone. List of club members includes many named girls and boys. Mrs Laura Chambers was noted as the third fire victim in two days.
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Ainsworth
Kathleen Coffey
Hutchison
Pollock
J. B. Pressly
BE. R. Butterworth
James Melitt
Weat
Wilma Stephens
Delores Hazen
Glee Club
Freda Pearson
Florence Marr
Marian Mitzgerald
Modelle Harbison
Victoria Canott
Elizabeth Dea
Mary Owen
Hazel Harbison
June Davis
Edith Henderson
Betty Owen
Jean Quinn
Alma Lins
Charlotte Sands
Naowl Booth
Dolores Hazen
Martha Wood
Marjorie Frame
Jean Kelsey
Huron Wresely
Helen Gardner
Boys Glee Club
Joe Easter
Marshall Koehler
Blaine Hawkins
Daryl Wood
Wade Scranton
Duane White
Eugene Lockett
Keneth McConnell
Ronald Rabenold
Junior McCaleb
Grant Davis
Perry Reneir
Les Carson
Carl White
Harold Gerdes
Bruce Lord
John Edmondson
Dewey Stephens
Norbert Norris
John Stephens
John Frame
Preston Edmondson
Lyle Kelsey
Carl Basseler
Laura Chambers
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John Deere
Harvey & Maxwell Armory Bldg
Rennie Dawson
D. F. Macon
Clifford Thomason
Richland Ruray
John McKune
Coppock
T K. Colthurst
Howard McCleery
Mrs. Pierce
Mildred
W. E. Derby and Sons
Nate Loben
Will Binnings
Will
Fred Thompson
Ireland
Mr. Ireland
Eelipse Lumber Company
D. O. Davison
Iowa
Hunsaker
Hunsaker's
North
Richmond
Frank J. Patterson
Journal
Baby
Ramseyer Watcheries
South Marion
Sherman Bros
Cravens
Wolfe Hatchery
Stella Whisler
Bethel S
Parker
Godfrey Juzeler
Amys
Pine Row
Gibson Produce Company
Morrison Ice Cream Company
20Theod
Buff Rock
Goose Oges
Royal Robertson
West Chester
Buff Rock Chicks
Clover Seed
H. A Engel
Orpington
William Prebyl
Riverside
Eelipse Launcher Company
Ute
Nicola
Mits
Louis Rath
Alneworth
Bhhood Row
Ernard Walaaen
Jones
Cy Burka
POR Sale Baby Buegy, & Scott Furniture Co
Nicola & Harmon
Vincent Hateberg
Westphal the Jeweler
Eady
Wilbur Richardson
H. W. Wyse
Wayland
Wayland Road
W. L. Gates
Jack and
Jill
Back and
Fairy Love Fame
Dodge. Dick's
Sitt
Chas
Messenger
Blue
C. BE. Beatty
BeAty
Journal Office
Martin Whittaker
Wesley St
Wheaton
A. B
Farmers Sales & Service
Harvey @ Maxwell
Ralph Robertson
West Chester Mutual
Call Lestie Beenblossom
Cleo
Sojka
Udiseod
W. A. McGindls
Frank Wells
Call
Washington County National Farm Loan Assn
Federal Land Bank
Sidney Moore
Seey
Washington Glate Bank
Herman’ S Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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