Six Grades Stage Operetta Molly Be Jolly
The first six grades perform Molly Be Jolly at the Crawfordsville schoolhouse Friday at 10 30 after noon. Cast includes Molly the Visitor Ruth Rich Ralph Dwight Jraber Helen Joan Maxwell Stewart Cleo Dean Cherryholmes and many neighbors and family members with Mrs Green as mother and Mrs Green’s children in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manthers
Crawfordsville
Molly
Visitor
Ruth Rich
Ralph
Dwight Jraber
Helen
Joan Maxwell
Stewart
Cleo Dean Cherryholmes
Mrs. Green
Sally Jones
Gwyneth Davies
Ned Bennet
Jackie Howard
Mary Smith
Ruth Schatz
Alien Brown
Grace Conrad
Jean Powell
Betty Lou Huston
Betty White
Betty Johnston
Tim
Jim
Lester Barr
Richard Harland
Dorothy Waters
Bill Harmon
Bobby Lowehand
Donald Rex Huston
Andrew Whiting
Daniel Graber
Merlin
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D. F. Macon outlines brief reports from nearby towns including civic happenings, school notes, and upcoming events. It highlights local meetings, missing items, and community announcements, providing a snapshot of regional activity.
Chicago Market Summary Leads with Hog and Cattle Prices
Markets Chicago May 10 reports hogs at 15 000 head including 4 000 direct with steady to 10 cent lower. Top hog 8.05. cattle calves and sheep prices listed with breakouts for weights and classes. Grain table shows Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans with closing ranges and futures-like figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May 10 visit pages from Waterloo and Wayland notes
Mrs Barbara Cuddy Ashmore and children Sallie and Terry visit Waterloo relatives including O M Cuddy at South Marion Ellrod Dayton. Wayland activity includes Ed Wenger repairing and truck wheel work. magistrate advises reconciliation. reflections on budgeting and country living. Jacob Roth and Don Hays at Wayland School, boiler work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Cuddy Ashmore
Sallie and
Terry
Waterloo
Local horse care note and farm trade chatter
George Brook praised as a top horse caretaker while Frank Magdefrau handles a sale load for Galesburg. A white handkerchief rubbed over horses remained dust free, and Albert Macdefrau predicts a well matched team will soon be trucked to Brighton. John Alliman at the meat market is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brook
Frank Magdefrau
Galesburg
Albert Macdefrau
Brighton
Elementary operetta cast and songs listed for school show
Between acts the 1st and 2nd grades will sing Hang and Gretchen The Candy Man Wooden Shoes and The Broom under Miss Benson with accompanists Miss Broddicker Miss Yorke and Miss Bergstrom directing the operetta for the school program. The long cast includes Finke Christie Rickey Darbyshire Howell Mitchell Silas Finke Jones Barr Twizam Huston etc and many students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fread
Marion Willey
Dwight Owens
Patricia Norton
Anna Sommer
Wilma Wooely
Maxine Rievey
Shirley Conry
Katherine Reschley
Audrely Coates
Doreen Graber
Lucile Graber
Louise Harland
Donna Ruth Pearbyshire
Bonnie Lou Finke
Joyce Gault
Jane White
Elsie Reschley
Lucile Gault
Joan Martin
Marjory Martin
Joan Schan
Miss Benson
Miss Broddicker
Yorke
Miss Bergstrom
Journal Sale Date Column Livestock Auctions and Estate Sales
Journal lists weekly auctions including Negus Livestock auction at Washington every Tuesday and Busby building near Milwaukee yards Midway Sale Mo Columbus Junction weekly Wednesday, with community sales Fridays. Estate sales include 733 East Washington St May 12 Hanna Lemon and May 14 Mrs A L Young across from Andy Blattners No 2 road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negus Livestock
Washington
Miwaukee Yards
Midway Sale
Columbu Junction
Kbeed
East Washington St
Hanna Lemon
A. L. Young
No. 2
Andy Blattners
Easter bonnet suits the city farmer on Wayland roads
Amasa Miller notes the frost-free berries and predicts a bloom heavy season ahead. Clarence Roth observes fields along the Wayland Olds road where teams work with a disc and harrow behind tractors as residents hope for no late frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa Miller
Wayland
Wayland-Olds Road
Clarence Roth
Orchard Report From Leighty's Yard Near Noble
At J RR Leightys near Noble some small trees are laden with cherries while some pear trees are not as good though peach trees show an abundance of fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RR. Leiehty
Noble
Levi Wenger farm shows notable improvements and updates
The report highlights P. H. Krabi improving the Levi Wenger farm with new woven fences and renovated structures. A modern kitchen range is being installed, Ezra Conrad farms Krabill land, and various locals like Bartlett and Gorham are noted for recent happenings and praise.
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P. H. Krabi
Wayland
Levi Wenger
Mr. Krabil
Ezra Conrad
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Mixed Across Grades
Chicago cash corn prices show mixed values for No 2 through No 5 grades across mixed yellow and white categories. Ranges include No 2 mixed 59 to 58 percent and No 1 yellow 59 to 59 percent, with sample grade at 37 to 57 percent and an estimated carlot of 212.
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Chicago
Flags in Texas history through colonial to civil war eras
The narrative traces Texas flags from Spanish and French colonial banners to the Mexican flag, then the Republic of Texas, followed by United States and Confederate flags, highlighting evolving sovereign affiliations over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Spain
France
Mexico
Republic of Texas
United States
Confederate States
First Contact with Sweet Corn Date Back to 1779 Event
Lieut Richard Bagnall of Sullivan’s Indian expedition obtained several ears of sweet corn from Indigenous people west of the Susquehanna River marking early European contact with the crop in 1779.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Richard Bagnall
Susquehanna River
Local Produce Prices From Wednesday Markets
Prices paid by W. S. Reister & Sons on Wednesday include sweet cream No. 1 sour cream No. 2 sour cream and various eggs. Heavy hens leghorn hens geese and poultry are bought with deductions for faults and delivery fees apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Reister & Sons
Hennery
Chicago Produce Market Report May 10
Chicago market notes slow demand with steady pricing for eggs and poultry. Receipts show 28,419 cases of eggs with extra firsts at 19 percent and firsts at 19 percent, current receipts at 18 percent, dirties at 17. Poultry markets steady with broilers at 22, ducks 10 to 15, geese 8 to 9, turkeys 15 to 19, roosters at 128 to 14 percent.
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Chicago
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WANT
Evening Journal
State
Geo. Stokes
A. L. Duensing
Journal Office
Red
Geo. Beason
Reen
Earl Simpson
South
Iowa
J. BE. Wright
A. A. Richardson
West Chester
Call Journal
Hermanschultz
Eelipse Lumber Company
REED
Madison Jones
Jersey
Bernard Walker
Angus Bull
Call
Black
Lloyd Marek
Eod
Wilson
Widmer & Busby
Cetjen
Wheatley Garage
RA A. OB. C
Eclipse Lumber Company
Elm Grove Cemetery
Hampshire
Emil Peiffer
Oetjen
Gene Gorham
Grahame
Por Sale
Ritchey
Chas Marek
Grahama
Atlas Sorgo
Miller
Oetjen's
R. W. Hamilton
Baldwin
Des Moines
Robert Wear
Washington Oil Company
Iowa Ave
Overjen Seed Store
Congress
Ralph FE. Jones
Joe W. Rich
Crawfordaville
Board of Supervisors
E. E. Bauer
H. P. Wilson
Fordsville
Journal
D. F. Macon
Chicago Livestock
Ellrod Dayton
Dr. Stutsman
Waylwich
Ed Wenger
Macon
Elmer G
Ted
Christian Union Herald
Ralph T. McGuire
Kauffman Oil Co
Skelly
Mr. Kauffman
Jacob Roth
Don Hays
John Alliman
Olds
Mr. Bartlett
Ralph Gorham
Tira Owens Cafe
W. H. McCall
Crawfords Ville
John McClearys
Oscar George
P. &. Hughes
San Francisco
J. K. Swank
Ohio
Goliath Messiah
New York City
Durst
Washington, m
Rayburn Land Co
South Side Square
Ainsworth
Stags
S&s
Mr. Humble
Reister
Manufacurers
Washington Butter Distributors
Red Comb Feed
Cream, Eggs & Poultry
Hannah Lemon
T. W. Harwood
East
Washington Street
Singer
PL Macon
Harry Sizer
Herman’ Funeral Home
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