Market Report Chicago Hog Cattle Sheep Prices Move Higher
Chicago May 2 hogs 18 000 direct 16 000. market slow but higher than Tuesday. 380 to 260 lb 38.75 to 3.85 top. 250 to 350 lb 3.50 to 8.75. most pigs 2.50 down. Sows 2.90 to 3.10. Cattle 16 000 calves 2 000. Heavy steers 8.00 to 9.00. best heifers 6.35. Slaughter cattle by weight 550 to 1500 lb 4.50 to 9.60. cows 4.00 to 4.73. bulls 3.40 to 8.85. Sheep 8 000. Fat lambs in fair demand. bulk wooled lambs above 19.25. Sugar 96 lb down to 9.00. ewes 3.00 to 4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cash Corn Chicago Market Summary May 2
Chicago cash corn prices show mixed old and new lots with No 2 yellow around 48 cents, No 2 yellow old near 48½ cents, and 3 yellow old about 47½ cents. Sample grade 40 percent and old 44 to 45 percent. receipts recorded at approximately 2 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S& C
Ramseyer Hatchery
South
Marion
Washington
Iowa
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Dairy and Poultry Prices
Chicago notes unsettled butter with specials and extras near peak. milk receipts rise across classes, while potatoes show no shipping quota and a weak market. Poultry remains firm with gains in fowls and broilers, and turkeys up modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amusements Picture Cast Tours Louisiana Bayous for “Lazy River”
The Lazy River crew spent eight weeks on location in the shrimp village region around Lake Barataria Louisiana filming at the bayous and inlets. The motion picture shows at the State theater with a mystery story set in a unique canal town atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazy River
Metro-Golfwyn-Mayers
Lake Barataria Louiviana
State Theater
Reion
Ministers Meet at the Washington Y M C A
The meeting reviews the roots and growth of the African Methodist Church from Bethel in Philadelphia to current global missions. It notes Richard Allen as first bishop and highlights the churchs role in education, leadership, and emancipation. Attendees include Mr. Ogreton Mr. McBlain and Mr. Lewis with Rev. G Heiserman giving closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Asbury
Bethel
Richard Allen
Sarah
United States
Africa
Ogreton
Luther
Wesley and Allen
God
Father
Christ
Man
McBlain
Lewis
Association
Rev
G. Heiserman
Wellman
Father Coughlin to Address Farm Holiday Meeting
Announcement says Father Charles Coughlin will address the National Partners Holiday Association convention in Des Moines Iowa on Thursday May 3 at 430 p m Governor William Langer of North Dakota will speak at 2 p m The Coughlin address will be broadcast over station WHO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Charles Coughlin
National Partners Holiday Association
Des Moines
Iowa
William Langer
North Dakota
Father Coughin
WHO
Cajun Bayou Life and Film Scene Near New Orleans
Describes stilt houses on water linked by board walks and boat travel in the Cajun country. Mentions shrimping and Acadian descendants featured as adjucts to a story with actors Jean Parker Robert Young Ted Healy Henry Gordon Nat Pendleton. Notes the area’s pirate past and proximity to New Orleans with a primitive native population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jean Parker
Robert Young
Ted Healy
Henry Gordon
Nat Pendleton
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
The Journal's subscription representative D. F. Macon reports on happenings in nearby towns. Local transfers, civic meetings, and school events are summarized with emphasis on community impact and notable residents.
Washington visitors and rural life notes on Crawfordsville area
A May report from Washington and nearby towns details visits by residents including W. C. Hotie and Charles Mayor of near Dublin, Rev. Virgil Graves, and Farmer J. Stewart. It covers farm activities, crop progress, Y M C A banquet remarks, livestock, and humorous anecdotes from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hotie
Chas
Dublin
Ferguson
Mrs. Reeves
Havte
Homer Singmaster
Titus
Clint Fletcher
J. T. King
Chas. Martin
Crawford¢vile
John A. Stewart
Washington Rk
Washington
Sampson Sells Mares to Brinning Near Talleyrand
John Sampson sold a group described as a good black team of young mares to Mr. Brinning south of Talleyrand. Four buyers vied for the horses, now ages four and five, weighing about 3 550 pounds, having gained 550 pounds in thirteen months under Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sampson
Old Time Hoe History Contest Entry
I N Arnold of Kalona submits a tale of a hand made garden hoe forged by four blacksmiths in Richmond in 1851. The heirloom has passed through five generations, from mother to grandmother, and now to the Homestead farm family in Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Arnold
Kalona
A. C. Hasty
Richmond
English Iver Township
Washington County
Evening Journal
Thought Birds Flew to Moon Book on Bird Life
A 1703 work asserts birds migrate to the moon in winter and return in spring. It claims the journey would take about WW days.
Holiday Assn to Meet in Des Moines Tomorrow
The Farm Holiday association holds its fourth annual convention in Des Moines starting tomorrow. The radical group plans sharp attacks on government agricultural policy and the AAA corn loan and cornhog campaign. Principal speakers include Rev. Charles Coughlin Gov. William Langer Lieut. Gov. NOG Krasehel and Milo Lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Farm Holiday Association
Radical Farm Association
Two Nations
Midwest
Charles FE. Coughlin
Detroit Shrine of the Little Flower
William Langer
North Dakota
Nog Krasehel
Iowa
Milo Lens
Agriculture Department
AAA
Federal funds enable completion of murals in Iowa
Federal funds will finance six large murals in Iowa City studios with payrolls taken over by the relief administration for 17 artists. Material support includes canvases and supplies for works at the public library in Des Moines and Iowa State College. The Ames group mural has a piece displayed in Washington and another nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Grant Wood
Public Works Art
Keoward Bruce
Public Works Art Projects
Bes Moines
Iowa State College
Local social notes highlight farm work and visits in East Highland
Mr and Mrs Noah Wieland and others spent Wednesday evening with R A Stolleys. James Swailes plans a new addition for dancing in three weeks while several neighbors helped with farming and visits. A mare and colt died after Dr Lingo attended Roy Steel's farm on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Highland
Noah Wieland
Robert Wieland
Ronald
R. A. Stolleys
Robert
R. A
Ralph Wieland
Charles and Harrison
Holland
John Weber
Frank Dvorak
Herbert Simons
Frank Mineer
James Swailes
Charley Raymond
Dr. Lingo
Roy Steel
Roy
Rail timetable shows multiple daily trains with exceptions
The listing details West and Eastbound trains including Local Freight No 0 and No 82, Passenger Nos 12 4 11 1, and mixed and evening services. Notes specify stops for California passengers No 3 and 4, county seats No 11, and Brighton to Liberty stops on No 1. Agents Goodlander McKay and Pell coordinate departures from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
Golden State Limited
Ncesco U
California
el Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Melknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickardia
Exseelgler Springs
Liberty
Goodlander
J.C. McKay
Local Residents Share Weekend Socials and Weather Hopes
Horning and join Weber family recount a hopeful update for a mare. Mr and Mrs Join Weber Ron Lewis and Mr and Mrs Richard Skola attend county seat events Saturday. James Dvorak Jroo and family hosted a surprise party with cards, dancing, and refreshments. James Tung and William Pearson with Robert visited R A Stolley’s home. Frank Mineer and others were guests as well. Due to dry weather several are cutting oats and hoping for rain soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecolti
Prohibited Lottery Promotion Across Borders
The article notes that using United States channels to promote a lottery through ticket shipping, prize meta, or tutors is illegal even if the lottery operates abroad, underscoring cross border restrictions on promotional materials and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nail
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Livestock
Washington “Y.M
Father Coughlin
D. F. Macon
Albert Fellendorf
Route 3
Ainsworth
United Presbyterian
Alinsworth
Virgil Graves
Ewing Mo
J. W. Olinger
Olingers
Tom McGraw
R. U. Orr
Crawfordsville
H. M. Stewart
H. M
Susie Helen Jean
Jim
Hampshires
Howard Jr
Harry Pearsons
Franklin Dea
Norris of
Joe Schlatter
Crawfordsvilla
Lee Soule
Willard Spencer
Dave Anwyl
Dick Stewart
Shields Orchestra
Harley Kennedy
John Kennedy
Jackie
Berlin
Arkansas Gazette
John
Macon
Henry Strauss
Joho
Sampson
Brinning
Ames
Washington, D C
Phore
Fast Highland
Mrs
Edward Bushek
Route 2
A. BE. Moberly
Vernon Bonutty
Lyle Lanta
Riverside
Jake Lantz
Albert Weber
Roy Steele
Lavenia Steele
Oak Grove
Milt Birka
Faithe Stolley
Bessie Dvorak
Dorothy Holland
Wilma Bteele
Washington Lodge
Harry BE. Turner
W Yard
Iaasiadieel
Washington-Oskaloosa
Nh & Q
O.M. Ast. PO A PP. R. Rco
Washington Southwest Limited
W. C. Pell
Gibson Produce Company
West Side
Make of Car Company
Botteod
Government
Meense
Weasgphal
Léieodv
Journal
Tale
M. FE. Church
Ofcom- Githead
Pany
Eelipse Laander Company
Ote
Harry Miller
Griffith Dros Call
J. Bk Dunbar
Gsif
Geoverotte Denison
Wolfe Hatchery
Owen McGovern
Plynn Bros. R&s
Vass
Sugquire Nicholson Cafe
Gautft
Light Holst
Arthur Wiley
Hoel
Washington Oil Company
Hatteod
Green
Pranccis Poth
Dewey
Fuller
Eelipse Lumber Company
Herman
Sjungbal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!