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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
2
Receipts at Chicago Livestock markets totaled about 1,000 cattle with a steady tone and hog volumes near 11,000 including strong demand for fat cows. Early sales showed weakness in some categories while later trade hovered around steady for cows, calves, and fed steers with prices reported across a wide range and weights noted for heifers, vealers, and feeders.
Recurring village vignettes from Ainsworth and surroundings include bovine and crop market figures, family mentions, and social curiosities. The column references Mr John Groom’s passing, local visitors, rainfall and crop notes, farm activity with sheep and horses, farm life humor and anecdotes among residents, and remarks on wedding anniversaries and community ties.
Fragmentary text from a historical Washington market item notes produce markets, ducks, geese, horses hides, and delivery fees. The garbled wording references prices and locations but lacks clear facts, dates, or participants.
A film row review notes The One Man Dog featuring a rugged Ranger searching for a long lost friend in Canada's frontier with a strong performance by the star. Also discussed is The Wild Party a Warner Bros tale about a girl drawn to a teacher amid wild party antics and provocative attendance.
Iowa City May 2 Enrollment at the University of Iowa for June 1928 to June 1929 rose to 9,685 students, beating last year’s record by 482 and up 5.2 percent from 1927–28. The graduate college held 2,188. medicine 489. pharmacy led growth at 20.5 percent. men totaled 5,028 and women 4,657. Summer session enrolled 4,47% students.
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion of distinct differences or contrasts. No clear persons places or events are identifiable within the readable portion. Further content needed for a precise card.
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