Livestock Prices Mixed as Chicago Open Market Holds Steady
Chicago livestock market report shows hog receipts 38 000 with direct 12 000 and steady to higher trading as weights 160 to 210 pounds fetch 7 10 to 7 30. Cattle and calves receipts 17 000 and 2 000 with weighty offerings, bids easing for heavy steers while light yearlings sell around 7 25 to 8 25. Sheep receipts 14 000 with higher lamb loads 9 25 to 9 85 and all grades showing steady to higher demand in mid May trading.
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Chicago
Hi-Bred Seed Corn Ad Lists Washington County Customers
Advertisement for Hi-Bred Seed Corn mentions repeat orders from Washington Iowa customers including Milford Anderson Walter Anderson Jay C Garris Fred Klopfenstein Ott Patterson H A Rittenhouse E L Smith L W Turnipseed E B Young Joe E B Wright all of Washington. Other buyers listed from Wellman Kalona West Chester and Riverside Iowa with request to write for circular.
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Washington County
Washington Journal
Milford Anderson
Walter Anderson
Jay C. Garris
Fred Klopfenstein
Ott Patterson
H. A. Rittenhouse
E. L. Smith
L. W. Turnipseed
E. B
Riverside
Iowa
Iowa hog market report from Des Moines area yards
Combined hog receipts for 48 hours ending today show 38,100 head across 23 yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota. Prices range by weight from 140 pounds to over 350 pounds with several weight classes quoted as good and choice, while overall demand remains strong at most buying stations despite light overall marketing for Monday.
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Des Moines. In
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Reports Mixed Receipts And Prices
Chicago May 11 Produce unsettled notes show Egasi receipts 38 586 cases firsts 1614 14 percent gains current receipts 14 to 1544 and 38 weeks Butter receipts 15 824 with extras 21 firsts 191g seconds 18 standards 31 Poultry receipts list several items with percent changes and specific weights Leghorns broilers and turkeys posted varied gains Cheese prices Twins 124 to 254 and Young Americas 1344 Potatoes on track 286 cars arrivals 177 shipments 1096 market steady to weak Wisconsin sacked round whites 1 55 to 1 45 Idaho russets 1 60 to 1 65 Texas bliss triumphs 2 35 to 2 50 Alabama and Louisiana bliss triumphs 2 10 to 2 50.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Texas Bliss
Alabama
Louisiana Bliss
Chicago Grain May Day Market Open Ranges Shown
Chicago May 1 grain trading opens with prices in a narrow range as traders assess supply outlook. The report lists open high low and close figures for corn wheat and oats with measurements indicating modest moves and steady demand.
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Chicago
Cream Producers Hopeful Amid Higher Butter Demand
Last week butter consumption rose across the Midwest and West signaling possible price gains if sustained. Washington county dairy farmers urge increased local butter intake to boost creamery figures and highlight butter’s nutritive value while noting regional production trends and price quotes for May corn oats rye futures.
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Middlewest
West
Washington County
Minnesota
Pacific
American Association
Cash Grain Market Report From Chicago May 11
Cash grain closes show mixed wheat and corn bids with varied grades and lots. Wheat ranges include 84 percent for hard varieties and other figures while corn prices move across several mixed and yellow classifications. Oats and rye show small shifts, with plantings and car counts noted for wheat, corn and oats.
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Cash Grain
Chicago
Toledo Seed Market Report Snapshot May Clover Prices
The record notes seed prices with Toeldo terms for May Clover and other feeds. Prime old and new prices listed for Clover ranges from 13. to 14.25 with October 14.25 and December 14.50. Alsike cash 14.00 and Timothy hay 1.25 per cwt for moisture-weighted evaluation.
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Prime Choice
Funeral services for John D Wilson held at Pleasant Grove
Columbus Junction reports funeral services for John D Wilson 74 died Thursday. Rev Jesse Traddle of Wapello officiated at Pleasant Grove Bethel church in Concord township with burial in Indian Creek cemetery. Residents news include visits, births, and local social notices from Columbus Junction and surrounding townships.
Community Notices From Ida Grove and Surrounding Areas
Beat the Boys daughter Miss Roma, Mrs. Bessie Shearer has returned to her home at Ida Grove after visiting her brother, B. 41 Shearer and family several weeks. Austin Jarvis, age 72, a former resident of Virginia Grove, died at his home last week after a brief illness. Mrs. M. R. Allen is a sister. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hodson of Des Moines were recent visitors with their daughter, Mrs. Vincent McWilliams, and husband. Concord charity-cey will meet Thursday with Mrs Michael Blankenhorn east of Fredonia. Miss Mae Wehr visited Friday with Mrs. Eleanor Wehr at Conesville. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ayers and sons Edward and Robert attended the music festival at Iowa City. Carl Dircks, after ten days at Ollie, returned to Concord township. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert and daughter Lois Lea were Muscatine visitors. Mrs. Ralph Aier has been staying with her father Charles Le of Letts who was seriously injured in an automobile accident ten days ago. He is able to be out and improving.
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Columbus Junction
John D Wilson
New Living
Here
Pleasant Grove
Oskaloosa
Carl Direks
T. F. Bronnichsen
Concord Township
Columbus High School
Thomas Schlichting
Fredonia
Vernon White
Waterloo
M Dd. Arthur
Crawfordsville
Ollie Shearer
Kansas City
Edith Armbright
Roma
Bessie Shearer
Ida Grove
Shearer
Austin Jarvis
Virignia Grove
M.R. Allen
Alrs
Boyd Hodson
Des Moines
Vincent McWilliams
Concord Charity
Cey
Ralph Alier
Charlestle
Letts
Notice of Probate of Will in Washington County Iowa
In District Court No BUR state of Iowa notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Griffith deceased dated March 6 1930 has been filed opened and read. A hearing is set for May 11 1931 at 9 o'clock a.m. at the Washington Court House before the District Court or Clerk to determine probate of the will.
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State of
Iowa
Washington County
Ha Griffith
Washington
District Court
Said
Edna, Purvis
Euna
Purvis
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
The Journal's subscription representative compiles brief notes from nearby towns. This column highlights civic milestones, upcoming events, and local happenings across several communities in concise items.
Letter From E. C. Gilbert Highlights Hospital News
May 11 letter from E. C. Gilbert at Jattle Creek Michigan to C Q Dayton Keota reflects optimism about hospital patients. Updates include Walter Keiper returning home improved, Marion George in fine spirits, Charley Davis near discharge, Jake Bishop in good humor, and Milton White's family welcoming a third son or not. Others listed as receiving treatment with hope for improvement.
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E. C. Gilbert
Jattle Creek
Michigan
C. QO. Dayton
Keota
Gilbert
Dayton
Walter Keiper
Crawfordsville
Marion George
Charley Davis
Jake Bishop
Mr. Bishop
Local residents gather in Washington for weekend notices
Mr and Mrs Charley Roberson from Brighton visit Washington Saturday evening. A wide array of neighbors from Prairie Flower to Keota and Crawfordsville appear in town notes. They report cattle and hogs on farms near Ainsworth and Cotter, with plans for crops and summer work in Iowa.
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Charley Roberson
Brighton
Washington
Pony Huber
Prairie Flower
Frank McAvoy
West Chester
Richard Arthur
Cotter
Norvis
Hawkins Farm
Ainsworth
Nick Tinnis
Keota
Ernie Meek
Berkshire
Donald Smith
Crawfordsville
Richard Thomas
Cuenca
Frank Supplee
Commission
Mr. Thoma
Pleasant Plain notes include birthdays and visits
Mrs Joseph Rogall and Leonard, Mrs Vincent Shelangouski and Dorothy and Miss Sophia Zaharod were visitors to Pairtiy. George Rogall and family from Easton join Mr and Mrs William Supalla. Lela Coffin hosted a ninth birthday party with fifteen friends and gifts. Road work begins to connect Jefferson DB highway with No 1. Senior class play Happy Valley drew crowds. graduates include Clelal Cail Lucile Pacha Florence Fritz Lester Bennett Charles Minert Jan Kurtz James Rogers.
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Joseph Rogall
Leonard
Vincent Shelangouski
Dorothy
Sophia Zaharod
Pairtiy
William Supalla
George
Easton, Minner
Albert Coffin
Lela
Carol
Vincent Gevock
Alex Gevock
Lela Coffin
Harmon
Lon Brinning
Meee
Charles Deran
Washington
Arthur Bjork
John
Josie Chetelskhi
Vincent Shelongouski
Jefferson DB
Mable
Florence Whittmer
Maxine
Hazel
Esther Supatla
Happy Valley
Clelal Cail
Iucile Pacha
Florence Fritz
Lester Bennett
Charles Minert
An Kurtz
James Rogers
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Qtore
T. J. Pease
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Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
West Main St
Fred's Tin
Iowa Ave
Johnson's Grocery
Cherry & Bell
Chas C
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Downastairg
Preston L.etter
D. O
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Res
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Secomi Floor Journal
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
North Iow Ave
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance, Bonds and Abstracts
Bailey
Lemsfey & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Hall
Co. E. Bassler
Timothy
Toledo
Martha Butler
Madeline Pearson
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Ferne Duncan
Norway
Milton White
Henry Sheetz
Spencer Reed
Aaron Stafford
Ernie Norton
Roy
Norton
Wome
Harry McCall
al McCall
Arkansas
Edward Higgins
Salvation Army
Mrs. Higgins
New York
U.S
Oremta
Art Wiil
Sunkist Kip
California
Loretta Turnbull
Sam Fiest
Lake Garda
Italy
Turnbull
Evening Journal
Basis Feed
John Dodd
Yaro Sojka Gotg Meth Kols
AUKRL
Inquire Journal
W. R. Ganon
Welch-Moore Shoe Store
Itd
Frank Libe
C. A. Ruebsam
Chas. Nicola & Son
Clarence Work
Curtis Snyder
Ed Gallagher
Anderson
Schmoeler Bros. Coul
Pleckensderfers
Marton Ave
J. F. A. Dunbar, Keota, Adminstrator
Plymouth
Rock
Rock Island
A. T. van Roekel
Milwanukee
Leghorn
White Rocks
Wolfe Hatchery
Jefferson
Old Lett’s
Javkson
J.B. Wrishh
E. Pleasant Plain
Alex Gevyer
Bo Company
First
Minnesota Voluntary Infantry
Charles ™ M Lockwood
Arlington Cemetery
W. S. Reister & Sons
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