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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
7
Chicago markets report subdued hog activity with 12 000 heads sold and prices mainly 8.50 to 9.25 for various weights. Cattle and calves show steady to mixed movement, with slaughter cattle and feeders adjusting in the mid-range, and sheep strong with lambs up to 9.45 for good and choice. Eggs butter poultry and produce markets also listed with mixed receipts and steady prices.
Delivered prices show Friday readings for Brown Eggs 23 cents per dozen and Whit Eggs 23 cents per dozen. Heavy prolife hens and broilers listed at 14 cents per pound, roosters 6 to 7 cents per pound, with various egg and dairy items priced per dozen or pound.
Grain price range information is given with a reference to AGM at 48M and a 26 percent figure. The text appears as fragmented market data with no clear event or source context. Further details would be needed to contextualize the price movements or the meaning of AGM.
Local note from Macon reports on community updates circulated by the newspaper's subscription representative. The brief highlights neighborhood outreach, reader engagement efforts, and upcoming subscription promotions.
A Wisconsin football coach boosted his squad in Danville before a game, urging a fearless, fighting mindset after entering the wrong door and plunging into a pool by accident. The report also notes local farming updates, community sales, and neighborly praise for the Evening Journal’s hospital readings.
Chicago cash corn prices mixed with No 3 and No 2 yellow at around 90 percent quality. Receipts totaled 58 cars as buyers and sellers gauged futures and local demand.
The text recalls a church group in New Haven that expresses appreciation for service and notes they offered extra food prices. It ends with a wish that the church and its members flourish forever.
Invitations to White House receptions are issued two weeks before the event. In Washington they are sent by special messenger, outside the city by mail.
A humorous tense drama centers on romance in Mary Jane's Pa with Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee in key roles. Tim McCoy stars in The Revenge Rider at Fox, delivering a rapid final scene and strong box office appeal alongside the era's theater programming.
Whittaker & Son managers announce a community sale on Saturday May 11 featuring cattle including five top bulls one Jersey one Durham registered and two Herefords plus stock hogs sows furniture and farm items. Auctioneer is D K Macon with Babcock and Eyestone as clerks.
A health notice explains kidneys contain millions of filters and must be watched like bowels. It claims healthy people pass about 3 pints of urine daily and warns of waste buildup causing backache and other symptoms. Recommends Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co.
Fort Dodge reports local food dealers filed a petition urging abolition of the Webster county commissary store claiming it undercuts legitimate business and harms competitors.
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