Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep Movements
Hogs traded around 10 900 head with 2 500 directed lots, prices 25 to 35 cents higher, top around 117 percent for heavy weights. Cattle receipts 7 590 with calves slow. slaughter classes steady to lower with prices for steers 1200 to 1500 pounds from 1 825 to 1 475, cows 950 to 1175, milk-fed stock 1400 to 1650. Sheep receipts 15 000 open market slow to 25 cents lower, wooled lambs 1525 to 1600, lambs good and choice 1400 to 1500, ewes 300 to 650.
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Gree
Coinson
California
Market quotes for livestock and grain prices
The document lists Washington market prices for poultry, horses, geese, hides, and wheat corn oats and lard. It records seasonal futures for May July and September delivery with percent changes and price points.
Chicago Cask Grain Wheat and Feed Estimates
Grain and livestock figures show mixed results with percentages for corn wheat and barley varying by source. Estimates cover 1981 to 1985 ranges and reference barley timothy and clover, with livestock context implied.
Committee weighs questioning Mellon in mercy report
Washington May 2 A movement to have a committee question Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W Mellon began today but failed to gain full support for its plan. The dispute centered on whether the panel should seek the mercy report and how it would affect Mellon and his office.
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Washington
Andrew W. Morton
Secretary of Mercy
Mellon
I Minor
Bayer
May memories and small town life spill from Crawfordsville page
The entry recalls old Washington saloon days three and a half decades past and May first beer customs. It notes travelers, locals including Dan Rohrer, a Moorhead student and professional pitcher, and town scenes with Mrs Sommers shopping, Castoria ads, and a note on the Mussissippi River flood concerns.
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Crawfordsville
Washington
J. W. Sommers
Lizzie A Sommers
Keota Schools Announce Next Year’s Teaching Staff
Keota announces the next school year faculty led by Supt Moser and Principal H D Corell. English Miss Comaley Perris Iowa. Commercial Miss Petruseh Marion Iowa. Music Miss Pauline Wilson Williston. Domestic science vacant. 6 7 and 8 grades Miss Valera Maver Waterloo and Miss Marion Little Amex. 4 5 grades Miss Joy Smith Central City IA. 3rd grade Miss Mina McCleary Crawfordsville. 2nd grade Miss Fern Freshwaters Washington IA. 1st grade Miss Eula Moore.
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Mar N Little
Amex
Joy Smith
Central City
Mina McCleary
Craw-fordsville
Mise Fern Freshwaters
Washington
Eula Moore
Moser
Keota
Covell
Petruseh
Severa
Taylor County Road Bond Election Set for May 16
Taylor County voters will decide on a $750,000 road bond issue at a May 16 election, as the county board of supervisors confirmed. The ballot status and adjoining Page County influence were noted, with local interest high ahead of the vote.
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Bedford
Tast
County Board of Supervisors
Page County
Taylor
The Wild Party at Fox Theatre
The Paramount presents The Wild Party film at the Fox Theatre Friday and Saturday. The story, based on a Warner Fasslan script, follows Clara and friends in wild nightclub and party scenes ending with a strong male lead by Fredric March and stylistic support from a young star.
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Paramount
Fredric March
Ranger Presents Stellar Show With Famous Dog Star
A fast paced film featuring the famed canine star known as the Wonder Dog opens at Graham Theatre Friday. The dog performs daring stunts and thrilling feats, delivering high suspense and fan excitement in a novel production.
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Anger
Graham Theatre
Animst
Five Best Features on the Radio Friday
WOR network listings note 7 est. Dram vee hhestra and 8 est. Snapshot Album with concert stars on WEAF network at 8 30 est. Also mentions a half hour with the senate and a Thanks Cand for Frank N Rouse death. Mrs Frank Rouse and family and Mr and Mrs John referenced.
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WOR
WEAF
The
Senate
Frank N. Rouse
Frank Rouse
Ellie Rouse
John
First Airplane to Newspaper Office Radio Link
New York May 2 The first two way radio telephone conversation between a plane and newspaper offices was achieved with Western Electric cooperation. Reporters in a plane at 2,500 feet over Hadley Field rang their offices through the Whitney Experimental station. This is the first actual news reporting from an airplane to a newspaper office credited to United Press during Col Charles A Lindbergh’s return flight.
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New York
Tie Western Electric Company
Hadley Field
Whitney Experimental Station
United Press
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
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Chicago Grain
Washington Oil CO
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Sossington
Old White Way
Ainsworth
J. H. Jarvis D
F. Macon
Iowa Livf Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
John A. Babcock
Law
Washi
Ash
George Washington
United States
G. McElroy
Marion
Castoria
Ansious Wight
Mathers
Dan Rohrer
West Chester
Dan
Town City
Moorhead
Winn
Dakotas
Burlinston
Keokuk
Ft. Madison
Lesle Bundy
Rackus
Minn
Moorehead
Missouri
Jarvis
D. F. Macon
Wasington
W.S. Reister
3Rd St
Eggs and Poultry
Taylor County
Ranger
Evening Journal
Chas. Vincent
H. A. Enge
Reid
ALA. Smith
Walter L. Jones
Columbus
al Horsey
Hampshireuiorn
Horiges
Gow
Geo Ainsworth
Dayton McNeil
Crawdsville
SAI
Dick's
Watt
Orr Land Co
SA Tincilla
Schachner
City Feed Yard
Rhode Island
Huber Tractor
Studebaker
Ford
Toni Mangold Gar
Smith
Tate
Clip Thompson
General Trucking
J. M. Goodwin
Base
Wilson & Roth General Contractors
C.v. Crull
Dick’ S Furniture Sore Ie
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