Chicago Livestock Market Report May 15
Chicago receipts total 31,600 with hogs 16,000 and cattle 2,600 plus calves. Hogs show early gains 10 to 20 cents with mixed weights. top near 7.35, most 6.70 to 7.35. sow and pig prices listed. Cattle and calves largely steady with steady demand for heifers and yearlings. steers and cows priced across weight ranges. Sheep and lambs strong with higher spots. lambs 8.50 to 9.35, ewes 2.50 to 3.75, natives and Californians noted.
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Chicago
Grain and hay prices in Toledo market report
Toledo May 15 grain closing shows 28 1/2 cents track rate. Clover domestic prime new 13.75 to 14.00, prime choice new 14.20, old 14.00. Eheecar 14.25, December 14.50. Alsike cash 14.01, timothy hay 1.25 ewt.
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Toledo
Clover
Eheecar
Alsike Cash
Hay Timothy
Iowa hog market quotes from Des Moines packers and yards
Combined hog receipts across 23 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaled 15 200 for the 24 hours ending 1 00 p m Prices varied by weight from light 140 166 lb hogs at 6 00 6 50 to heavy 290 350 lb hogs at 5 65 6 15 Pigs 100 130 lb and packing sows 275 350 lb also quoted Readings reflect bulk transactions with longer weight shrinkage reported on long haul shipments.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Shipping point weight rules alter hog price quotations
Prices quoted exclude hogs based on shipping point weights. The statement indicates that weight measures at shipping points determine which hogs are included in quotations.
Chicago Produce Prices May 15 With Mixed Goods
Eggs steady with receipts 24 210 cases. Butter firm with receipts 15 718. Poultry unsettled led by fowls and turkeys with varied cents per pound. Cheese slight gains on twins and young Americas. Potatoes on track with 224 cars. Wisconsin whites, Idaho russets, Texas and southern triumphs show varied prices.
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Chicago
Leghorns
Chicago Grain May Ld Up Amid Mixed U S Commodity Rates
Chicago grain prices show May contracts for Wheat Corn and Oats trading higher or mixed as rain ranges and open highs lows and closes shift. Reports indicate activity across Wheat Corn and Rye futures with July September and December positions and assorted percentage changes in values.
Cash Grain Close Report From Chicago Market
May 15 cash grain totals show mixed wheat at 79 percent, hard and yellow corn values around 67 to 68 cents, with white corn near 58 and other grains like oats and barley fluctuating. Trading activity lists car counts for wheat 63, corn 77, oats 10, and rye absent. prices appear irregular in OCR.
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Chicago
Milnes Quotation: A Man's Best Things Are Nearest Tim
A fragment quotes Richard Milnes noting that a man's best things are nearest and close about his feet. The aphorism reflects on proximity and value of everyday comforts.
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Tim
Richard Monckton Milines
Penmanship Awards Publicly Announced for Grade Pupils
Awards by A N Palmer to pupils showing proficiency in handwriting were announced. The list names students earning first silver star, second gold star, third Palmer button, and fourth Merit button across schools including Lincoln Centennial Wallace Heights and others. Many named pupils across Washington and community schools receive awards with more to come as tests continue.
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A. N. Palmer Company
Alice van Vliet
Washington
Lincoln
Hubert Wilson
Betty McKa
Doris Custer
Donald Paul Dickie Moore
Jane Baldridge
Alice Wilson
Clara Wingler
Dean Cox
Bobby Birney
Charles Mayo
Mildred Anderson
David Masson
Kweights
Helen Brock
Betty Kelly
James Bey
Charley Kelly
Francene Mills
Eugene Grecian
Dorothy Watson
Lyle Brock
Benjie Widmer
Helen Havel
Robert Gray
James Gallagher
Centennial
Charles Lemley
Sikke Temple
Raymond Miller
Harold Yeeman
Wanda Custer
We Love Botts
Caroleen Sartor
Junior Goodwin
Theresa Bruty
David Turner
Carl Adams
Billy Turnipseed
Richard Grecian
Wallace
Harold Batterson
Patty Spies
Esther Goodlander
Nellie Anderson
Clarence Messenger
Helen Curtis
Marjorie Carlson
Lester Shellabarger
Junior Palmer
Jimmie Arnold
Ruth Shellabarger
Betty Ward
Mae Crandall
Betty Evans
Gerald McGaffey
Mary Ferguson
Gladys Vinton
Marilyn Miner
Stanley Wallace
Arlo Burham
Bobby Faulkner
Rosalie Hysell
Bobbie Taylor
Robert Voss
Juanita Norton
Debbert Goodwin
Glen Durst
Richard Owen
Joan Brown
Kenton Kurtz
Dorothy Conner
William Stelle
Madeline Moore
Wayne Durst
Richard Minick
Merle Booth
Donald Kreymer
Raeburn Davis
Harold Wolf
Robbie Crossett
Tommy Randall
Leslie McFadden
Audrey Palmer
John Lupton
James Ward
Shirley Peterson
Joe Pease
Roberta Weckman
Keith Hunsaker
Frederick Reid
Jack Hillary
Lafe Hamil
Lester Hamil
Frederic Evans
Winton
Billy Nelson
Mary Howell
Robbie Crone
Mary Spies
Violet Curl
Wilma Palmer
Carol Gray
Vada Fetters
Billy Brown
Luther Ballew
Charles Foster
Glenn Mace
Nellie Wallace
Donald Batterson
Charles Sutton
Centennial Billy Patterson
Ruth Sorrell
Henry Parker
Betty Payne
Esther Hayes
Donald Morrison
Louise Gravis
Jean Davis
Oretha Whitlock
Laurence Mathes
Betty Michels
Second graders study coral poem and pets featured at Heights School
Last Monday the second grades learned a coral themed poem and saw coral and Florida shells shown by Miss Rice. Several children brought large shells for display and in handwork class pictures of pets were drawn. Carl Adams joined the first grade on Tuesday.
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Miss Rice
Florida
Benjie Widmer
Carl Adams
Story Hour Fosters Reading Confidence in Second Grade
Miss Landau reports Second graders shared stories they read during Story Hour. The language work contest closes May 20. Third grade leads in the spelling contest. Mrs. Fisher brings foreign coins dated to the 1880s for student study. Lawrence Mathess recovers from a sore hand from a milk route accident.
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Marie Landau
Fourth Grade Transfers and Class Activities Update
Frances Adams joins the fourth grade from Centennial school. New arithmetic sides set per perfect papers. Billy Rawn and Robert Palmer lead sides with 5 and 11 points. Edna Kelly and Jack Watson have 6 points and fever respectively. Students work on third compositions and copy posters. They attended fid dlette class at the high school Tuesday morning. Absent Harriett Reister due to chicken pox.
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Carol Forgey
Elda White
Frances Adams
Centennial School
Billy Rawn
Robert Palmer
Billy
Robert
Edna Kelly
Jack Watson
David Pearson
Wilma Thompson
Gweneth Kruser
Gwendolyn Hunter
Mary Catherine Widmer
Wallace School First Primary Room Silver Stars in Penmanship
Miss Helen Wylie reports many pupils in Wallace School First Primary Room earned silver star buttons for penmanship. Only four papers from the room were not accepted.
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Wallace School
Helen Wylie
Third Grade Writing Progress at Miss Macon Class
Miss Myrtle Macon reports busy third grade with essays due next week. Reading lessons cover the Washington Monument and Lights in the City and Country. Attendance is strong with only two absences. Spelling A's listed for both grades and various students earned gold star buttons in penmanship.
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Myrtle Macon
Washington Monument
Washington, D.C
Jean Applegate
Howard Ballew
Letser Hamil
Lafe Hamil
Edward Bidwell
Billy Brown
Vada Fetters
Carol Gray
Charles Foster
Mary Spies
Nellie Wallace
Maxine Taylor
Fourth Grade Notes and Mother's Day Program At Local School
The report lists absent students Mrs Ruth Lemley Miss Elsie Glassburner Dewayne Brown and Violet Buck due to illness. Fourth graders performed in a Mother’s Day program with poems readings and a play while fifth graders taught art with spatter work portraits and bird essays.
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Elsie Glassburner Dewayne Brown
Violet Buck
Murriel Dunbar
Martha Ann Mace
Evelyn Nethergall
Robinson Crusoe
Washington visitors flock to Cedar Falls college town gathering
May day notes from Washington recount visits by residents and neighbors to Cedar Falls to see children at college. Local praise for the town and its teachers, plus details on the new Masonic building, its costly interior, and six workers employed by Jar rison Dodder. The piece lists attendees from multiple towns, praises the Legion news meeting in Mt. Pleasant, and ends with a McKinley quote about duty.
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Washington
Cedar Falls
M. I
Harlan McCreedy
Dodder
Masonic Hall
Chicago
Peoria
Davenport
Iowa City
West Chester
Mt. Pleasant
Crawfordsville
Wayland
Oakville
The
Legion Hall
Ralph K. Johnson
Mutual Casualty Company
Frank Shimmons
Lawrence
Smith
L. J
Penmanship Buttons Highlight School’s Merit System
A brief item notes the school’s merit and hate-free approach as students prepare for a closing period. Administrators emphasize positive behavior efforts and upcoming end of term activities.
Miss Mary Welch Celebrates Sixth Birthday
Betty Patterson marked her sixth birthday at a kindergarten party last Friday. Her grandmother baked the cake used for the celebration.
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Mary Welch
Betty Patterson
Miss Irene DeLong and Carl Adams Transferred to Heights School
Pupils study bird poems and memorize one titled Secrets as part of a classroom assignment at Heights School under new transfer arrangements for Irene DeLong and Carl Adams.
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Irene DeLong
Carl Adams
Heights School
Pupil Transfer and Posters Work Highlight School Week
Francis Adams has been transferred to Heights school and is a fourth grade pupil. Pupils are finishing the poppy posters the Goodrich posters and the third essays this week.
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Goodrich
Francis Adams
Heights School
For Sale Oats by Load at City Feed Yard
For sale oats by load at City Feed Yard 7T813. Buyer contact details not provided. Local grain seller notes price per bushel not listed.
Second Primary Plans Peter Rabbit Sand Table
Miss Myorna Jacobsen and Norma Lee Hotle were absent due to illness. The Peter Rabbit project in the sand table is completed and the school garden is starting to grow. Pupils from other grades will be guests at an assembly where the second primary pupils will narrate the Peter Rabbit story and describe the sand table project.
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Myorna Jacobsen
Norma Lee Hotle
Peter Rabbit
Lincoln School Kindergartners Stage Fairies Operetta
Lincoln kindergarteners plan a self written operetta about fairies. Miss Vary Welch guides pupils as they make costumes and rehearse scenes for the playful school production.
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Lincoln School
Miss Vary Welch
Lincoln
Arithmetic contest ranks students by long division
Miss Helen Levi and Miss Mildred Woodburn describe a school arithmetic contest built on long division. Pupils ride in different vehicles based on proficiency with the method, with the top students riding in airplanes.
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Helen Levi
Mildred Woodburn
Fifth Grade Marionette Plays At Fortnightly Drama Night
The fifth grade pupils performed marionette plays Jack in the Beanstalk The Enchanted Princess and Little Red Riding Hood at Mrs A Andersons home for the Fortnightly drama department The fourth grade also staged two plays for the fifth graders with King Toothbrush featuring named young cast members and props including brushes and a sink.
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Isabelle Davis
A. Anderson
King Toothbrush
Little Girl
Esther Goodwins
Broom
Harold Stephens
Carol Bauer
Bobby Frink
Gerald Wehr
Roy Tallman
Aletha Ziekelfoose
Duty to Improve Community Circles
Dean Stanley urges individuals to improve their local circles for broader communal and global good. He emphasizes personal responsibility to spread positive influence from a single household to the wider commonwealth and civilized world.
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Commonwealth
Dean Stanley
Fourth Grade Plays Show Civic Cleanup Spirit
The report notes a "Good Citizens" play with a Cleanup theme featuring a knight battle against waste like newspaper, orange peel, and banana skin. Cast includes Billy Cnossen, Joe MckI hinney, Harold Dav is, Harold Wehr, Marion Griffin, Wayne Knupp, Theodore Morgan, Dean Hansen, and others. Robert Masson returns to school as pupils care for a baby bird later buried after its death.
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Palmer Button
Way
Wallace School
Mildred Anderson
Maxine Baxter
June Putnam
Darlene Glasgow
Kenneth Lovelett
Violet Blick
Dale Curl
Ralph Lemley
Everett Burham
Lucille Collett
Huber Evans
Otis Messenger
Dorothy Harvey
Glen Murphy
Charles Beaman
Evelyn Nebergall
Robert Shively
Raymond Shellabarger
Lincoln School
Merle Edwards
Wendell Baker
Harold Davis
Everette Hoyle
Carol Bauer
Joe McElhinney
Wayne Krupp
Harold Wahr
Dayle Schackner
Harold Wehr
Theodore Morgan
Bobby Frink
Esther Goodwin
Marion Griffin
Centennial
Catherine Benson
Frances Sartor
Lavern Woods
Cloyd Gardner
Lucile Miller
Lois Humble
Eleanor Turner
Virginia Stafford
Ella Jones
Mae Miller
Don Mitchell
Clinton Stewart
Louise Miller
Maxing Shafer
Heights
Richard Long
Douglas Hamilton
Glen
Marie Waggoner
Betty Munchy
Osie Messenger
Richard Shively
Ila Hindahl
Daryl Burham
Ona Morgan
Valesta Montgomery
Truman Hysell
Keith Glider
Ocean Kearil
Martha Anne Mace
Dorothy McGuffey
Leonard Harvey
Donald Beenblossom
Muriel Dunbar
Lincoln
Henrietta Mar Be
Helen Pullen
Junior Birney
Charles Randall
Donald Custer
Ruth Boller
Clyde Dodds
Fern Durst
Carl Jungbluth
Cloud Willits
Herman Matucha
Richard Hotel
Martha Griffin
Robert Masson
Esther Masson
Mary Elizabeth Atchison
Owen Cnossen
Margaret Jean Snider
Francis Allbaugh
Jack Haven
Hygiene Jesson
Good Citizen
Billy Cnossen
Joe MckIhinney
Wayne Knupp
Theodore Morgan; and bab _eluben
Dean Hansen
Poppy
Goodrich
The Physical Cycle and Americanism Debate
A Buffalo Evening News piece critiques a loop of sacrificing health for money to hire a costly doctor, and uses the money to fund a system that leaves the poor worse off. It argues the cycle harms public welfare and highlights tensions between health, money, and social status.
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Buffalo Evening News
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Iowa Livestock Market
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New York
Boy Scouts of America
National Council of the Organization
Memphis
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Chicago Grain
Dee
Vite Bealer
Winthrop
Palmer
Mary Annabel Westphal
Josephine McElhinney
Esther Patterson
Theodosia Turner
Stewart Bell
Madge Jarrard
Virginia Stutsman
Carolyn Carbee
Donald Messer
Frank Jarrard
Karl Gardner
Clifford Goodwin
Roy Moriarity
Faye Ellen Phillips
Richard Turner
Helen Gardner
Joe Greenfield
George Brock
Bess Lowe
Omer Palmer
Maxine Schoonover
Paul Kelley
Miss Mabel Rice
Scond
Ruth Lemley
D. F. Macon
Jarrison Dodder
Masonic
Matt Miller
Ainsworth
Matt
Tom Porter
Wellston
Chas. Chorpening
Verdi
Albert Janecek
Frank
Richland
McKinley
Gils
Cenpremdtal School
Journal
Evening Journal
John Dodd
Cal
Inquire Journal
Sherman Nursery Company
Charles City
Ed Gallagher
Schmoeller Bros
Curtis Snyder
Oarl Chester
Royal Robertson
ESSEX
J. M
Hampshire
Carl Henry Berde
Tstf
Poland
China
Steve Jones
Everette Palmer
Shelter
Li Jackson
Klein Bros
Keota
Susan Bleckensderfers
North Marion Ave
Inquirer
F. A. Dunsbar, Keota
A. Ruebsam
Chas. Nicola & Son
G. Anderson
John Dittmer
Eod
South Avenue C
B. Orah
Springs
Charlotte Forster
East River
Omaha
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Span
Congregational Church
Harmony Walter Longer
Tom Vans
W. S. Reister & Sons
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