Chicago cattle and hog markets reports brief May 14
Market news from Chicago shows hogs at 36 000 head with varied weights and price ranges, cattle and calves totals listed, undertone weak to 25 cents lower. Slaughter cattle and feeders feature steers and heifers priced across weight classes, plus cows, bulls, and stocker feeder cattle. Sheep and lambs market notes indicate lambs weak to 25 cents lower with specific price bands for spring lambs and ewe sales.
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Chicago
Ong
Chicago Produce Market Report May 14
Chicago notes unsettled eggs with receipts 30 751 cases and mixed quality grades. Butter market weak with 13 203 pounds and varied percent ranges. poultry steady with 27 trucks and diverse counts across fowls springers broilers leghorns ducks and turkeys. potatoes on track with 286 arrival 182 shipments 79 percent.
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Chicago
U.P
Notice of Probate of Will in Washington County Iowa
State of Iowa, district court announces hearing for the last will of Mary Ann Martin, deceased. The instrument dated September 12, 1933 was filed May 21, 1924, at 9:90 A M at the Washington County Courthouse. Interested parties must appear and show cause why the will should not be probated as the decedent's last testament.
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Mary Ann Martin
Court House
Washington
Iowa
District Court
Edna C. Purvis
Republican Race for Governor Heats Up in Iowa
The piece weighs the gubernatorial race among Calflesh Turner and Short in Iowa. It notes tax relief as a key issue and marks Turner as a veteran campaigner, Calflesh as personable, and Short as an honest radical with limited campaign support. It also mentions campaign finances and drought affecting contributions.
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Santa Claus
Turner and Co
Lowa
Knutson
Campaig
Drouth
District Court Dated May 14 1934 Washington Iowa
Clerk Edna C Purvis records District Court action dated May 14 1934 at Washington Iowa with official seal and court designation.
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Washington
Iowa
Edna C. Purvis
Grace Hill Meeting Attended by Local Ladies
Mrs. A J Robertson and Mrs A R Strum attended a Methodist church meeting in Washington sponsored by Farm Bureau ladies. Joshua Sherlock shows slow improvement as hard weather continues. Mrs Etta Buxbaum of Crawfordsville and Miss Katherine Buxbaum of Cedar Falls visited H A Engels. Mrs Clara Engel called on Mrs Schaeffer and Mrs Sherlock during the week.
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Grace Hill
A. J. Robertson
A. R. Strum
Methodist Church
Washington
Farm Bureau
Joshua Sherlock
Etta Buxbaum
Crawfordsville
Katherine Buxbaum
Cedar Falls
H. A. Engels
Clara Engel
Schaeffer
Sherlock
Calendar reform blamed for long English litigation span
English courts faced litigation stretching over seventy years, linked to the switch from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar. The change caused dates to vary, producing widespread legal confusion and disputes across jurisdictions.
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England
Grain Price Ranges Reported For Chicago May 14
Grain table shows Chicago May 14 ranges for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with open high low and close figures. Markets reflect May and July contracts with year ago and yesterday comparisons and notable percentage moves across grains.
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Chicago
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D F Macon reports brief items from nearby towns including local meetings elections and community events with brief notes on residents and civic activities observed by the Journal's subscription representative.
Local residents gather for busy Saturday in Washington area
May 11 1934 reports show Jack Creech returning home after injury with a special feed machine seen in Les ter Maccon's yard. Residents like Ward Essly keep farms active along No 2, while Ralph Oldfield and Chas Marek families shop locally. Community members from Ainsworth Keota and Crawfordsville visit, amid hint of wool markets and improving town prospects.
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Chas. Marek
Washington
Keota R. 2
Charley
National Hospital Day Observed At Washington County
Open house at Washington County Hospital and nurses home celebrated National Hospital Day with patient tours and a children's party. Dr Ackerley discussed simplifying a slow learner environment and will direct home economics at Alabama College next year. About 30 babies were examined by doctors and volunteers from the hospital alumni. 100 babies are born yearly. Visitors enjoyed readings by twins and songs, with ice cream cones and balloons.
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Ackerley
School of
Alabama College
Montevallo
Ala
Pamine
Washington County Hospital
Henrietta Whittaker
Luella Patton
Helen Helwick
Washington
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Keota
Wear
Chester
Brighton
Columbus Junction
Riverside
Josephine Bailey
Dick and
Hob Dodder
Georganne Rudiger
Jackie Pauls
A. Keith Dro
George ©. Stewart
George Pauls, Jr
Shirley Clark
Hom
Leland Morrison
Robert Templeman
Maynard Brown
Richard MccCleery
Margaret Hales Rose
J. N. Phillips
H. G. Richardson
Russell Frink
J. M. Lloyd
C. A. Bolee
CC. W. McLaughlin
A. K. Droz
Local notes from Crawfordsville and surrounding area
Mentions Bethelsharel northeast of Washington and a family visit from Mint Shulles of Crawfordsville. Ivan, age years, weighs 191 pounds and can handle his dad. Melo Kallous of Washington plans to finish corn planting. Des Moines visitors include Mrs FE M Benson and Nettie, plus Virginia Zeuch. A Saturday night shower brings needed moisture for crops.
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Mint Shulles
Crawfordsville
Ivan
FE. M. Benson
Nettie
Des Moines
Howard Hotle
Washington
Bank at Rake Makes 0 Percent Payment to Depositors
The closed First National Bank of Raw Will, under receiver Boyd Berda, plans 0 percent payments once checks return to the Office of the Comptroller in Washington. The bank was closed in 1933. Local readers wonder about Berda’s whereabouts and activities.
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Rake
Kareyers First National Bank of Raw
Bovi B. Berda
Washington
Personal letter rights and manuscript ownership debate
A Colier's Weekly note discusses that a personal letter is the author’s property not the recipient’s and that excerpts require the writer’s or heirs’ permission. The piece emphasizes authorship and executors’ claim over manuscripts and excerpts.
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Lis Heire
Coltier
Iowa reports smaller overstatement in corn-hog contracts
Ames Iowa May 14 Iowa has a smaller percentage of overstatement in corn-hog contracts than other Corn Belt states Dr A L Black chief of the corn-hog section in Washington said here He credited county and township committees and diligent adjustment efforts for the progress He noted the AAA will pay on regular contracts about two weeks after submission and that next year may stress land use and feed crop control increasing pasture hay and timber lands to curb hog feed needs
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Ames
Iowa
A. 4. Black
Washington
Black
Iowa State College
State Board of Review
Des Moines
AAA
Rhack
Jumping at Conclusions: A Witty Take on Exercise
The line suggests a humorous quip about fitness routines where people prefer quick judgments over real workouts. It hints at a light editorial tone about daily habits and motivations without detailing any specific events or individuals.
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