Markets Chicago Livestock Report May 5 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago markets show 11 000 hogs with 10 000 direct and small sale volumes. Packing sows weak while 190 to 300 lb hogs fetch 3.90 to 4.00 and top to 4.00. heavier weights scarce. Cattle see strong to 25 cent gains in killing classes and active steer trade with few above 6.50. Sheep market nominal with 3 000 on hand and week totals of 12 000 direct. springers up 25 to 50 cents.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Dairy Movements
In Chicago on May 6, eggs market firmer with receipts 41254 cases and varied prices for extra firsts and firsts. Butter firmer with 19582 tubs and mixed special and grade prices. Poultry steady to edgy as trucks bring fowls springs geese and turkeys with varied percentage changes. Potatoes on track with arrivals and shipments totaling 599 and a dull market.
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Prices for mixed corn and yellow varieties listed in market report
Chicago market note records mixed corn and yellow corn prices by grade with percentages for No 3 mixed and No 4 mixed, No 2 yellow and old yellow, No 2 white, No 6 yellow, and sample grade receipts totaling 199 cars.
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Chicago
Miss Nellie Manners Reports from Crawfordsville Visit
Miss Marilyn Alvine of Olds visits Mrs. Robert Holmes in Crawfordsville as Presbyterian farewell honors Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wimmer who plan to leave. The event includes a supper and program. Wimmer's service to the church and school noted. Nearby, teachers for next year are mostly elected with Denis Jones named superintendent and other staff assignments listed.
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Crawfordsville
Marilyn Alvine
Olds
Robert Holmes
Karl Wimmer
Bert Orriv
John Lease
Evelyn Johnston
N. J Lease
F. Wenger
Wimme
Wimmer
Presbyterian Sunday Choor
Missionary Society
Denis Jones
Walter Katcher
Howard Peterson
Grace Holmes
Hille Wagner
Washington
Mire Ferne Johnson
Fitch
Lucilie Carper Las
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with a .765 mark and Philadelphia at .625 after recent action. Yesterday results included Boston 2 Chicago 1 and Cincinnati 8 New York 4, with several rain postpo nements. Today’s schedule features Chicago at Boston and St. Louis at Philadelphia among others.
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Seache
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphi
N. York
Pet
Laws Ocesan
Cleveland
Wean
Washington
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Detroit
Grace Reformed Ladies Aid to Broadcast May 24
About thirty five members met in Conesville for plans to stage a broadcast May 24 featuring stars such as Rudy Vallee Kate Smith Phil Baker and Bradley Kincaid. Admission is two cents per foot of height and refreshments will follow.
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Conesville
Grace Reformed Ladies Aid
Rudy Vallee
Kate Smith
Phil Baker
Bradley Kincaid
Ways and Means
E. Jasmann
Ernest Wagner
G. N. Bullis
Hilda Owen
Nichols
Lone Tree
Letts
West Iiberty
J. F. Berry
Muscatine
D. PD. Dougall
J. K. McKee
James McKee
G. W. Weber
Columbus Junction
England
Isaac Stone
University Hospital
Iowa City
Dwight Stone
Knox Ville
Cair Clark
Gordon Stone
Iona City
Knoxville
Ladies Ald Society of the Methodist Church
Fred Anthony
Rock Island
Charles Shellabarger
Washington School
Concord
Shellabarger
Longtime local teacher and principal moves on
The passage notes Miss Geraldine Stratton taught seventh grade for six years and served two years as teacher of seventh grade before returning as high school principal for two years. She is praised as a charming, fine teacher and many friends extend good wishes as she leaves.
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Geralding Stratton
Ottumwa Wins Little Six Meet in Aerial Display
Tom Meerlhinney led Ottumwa to the Little Six meet victory with a pole vault triumph and a high jump tie. The performance underscored Ottumwa’s dominance as local teams competed for early season glory.
Washington Fifth in Littlha Six Meet at Burlington
Ottumwa wins Littlha Six track meet with 54 points Burlington runner up with 45½. Washington finishes fifth as injuries and limited runners weaken Coach Korf’s squad. McElhinney wins pole vault and contends in high jump, while Ottumwa sets a new relay record and dominates several events.
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Washington
Tom McElhinney
Les Leeper
Pat Bailey
Cloyd Smith
Burtington
Ottumwa
Bur Fington
Burlington
Tommy McElhinney
Tom
Henkl
Washinster
Korf
Bailey
Smith
Leoner Mantermiler
Johnny Jackson Broad
Jill Hesseltine
Bob Henseltine
Mbevins
Jarrard
Kolosick
River City
Charlie McAvoy
Ruble
Dale Kiesey
Carl Frederic
Sun
Bennett
Durington
Anderson
Henkle
Moss
Muscatine
Heather
Purdue
Haag
Hurlington
Lance
Orbion
Qurlington
Waterhouse
Fairfield
Kelly
Rubl
Dabner W
Olson
Fair Field
Black
Keenig
Acond
Korb
Furlington
Pete
McEthinnes
Miller
Predmore
Lave
Morrell
McNary
Ottumway
McLeod
Williamson
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Columns from D. F. Macon report items from nearby towns. Short notices cover local events, small developments, and community happenings with brief, factual statements.
Crawfordsville Journal Backers Help in Rainy Town Visit
Steve Jones reports Crawfordsville efforts to restore the Journal amid wet cold weather. Postmaster Clint Pletcher and Sam Stites traveled to Washington Friday, locals offered small gifts and sympathy, and notable residents faced hard times while merchants and bankers planned moves or continued business.
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Clint Pletcher
Sam Stites
Crawfordsville
Washington
Local harvest and notable visitors in Washington
A farmer reports planting corn on hundred acres with son William and plenty of help as cars crowd the roads. In Washington the party learns that T. R. Herr and Geo. M. Lord of Ainsworth were present during the trip.
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William
Washington
T. R. Herr
Geo, M Lord of
Ainsworth
Gropy Lens Soapy Dialog News Notes
Frank A. Klein and family of Keota shopped in Washington on Friday with two cattle on feed and hogs in one lot. Ed Bambrick and family of Seymour came to attend Mrs Russell’s funeral and toured the Evening Journal building. A letter from John Coakley of Smithfield was welcomed as all is well in the Prairie State, nicknamed the Sucker state.
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Frank A. Klein
Keota
Washington
Ed Bambrick
Semour
Iowa
Russell
Rock Island Depot
John Coakley
Smithfield,r
Prairie State
For Rent and Local Notices Gather in Columbus City
Classifieds list rentals including modern house with immediate possession and a second floor apartment near the square. Also notes community updates: residents visiting, teaching moves, illnesses, social events, and local appointments.
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J. B. Craft
Crime Wave Claim Sparks Town Pride in Old Port
Jod Tunkins warns of a rising crime wave in his town and notes residents begin to feel a curious pride as the once quiet harbor area resembles a bustling reg. whar big ef.
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Jod Tunkins
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