Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle Calves Sheep Prices
Chicago livestock market notes May 16 led by hogs at 18 000 head with directs. Hogs advanced 10 to 15 cents. largest bids 5.15 top for select sows. Cattle and calves strong with fed steers up 10 to 15 cents and yearlings 6 50 top. Slaughter cattle range 5 70 to 7 50, cows 3 50 to 4 00, vealers 5 50 to 6 75. Sheep 109 000 head firm to 15 cents higher. spring lambs 6 50 to 8 00, 90 98 lb ewes and lambs listed with various prices.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Mary Faith Faces Fraying Family Ties and a Nursing Job
Mary Faith struggles with支 husband Kim's desertion and the burden of supporting their baby. Her mother-in-law visits with a basket of oranges while Mary Faith works at Nesbits. The child falls ill and she worries over care, money, and future prospects as she contemplates divorce and independence. The scene ends with Mary Faith hopeful that life will stabilize and improve.
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Kim
Florida
Mary Faith
Mrs. Puckett
Nana
Y Faith
Mother Farrell
Mrs. Farrell
Nesbit’s
Jean
Jean Bart
Litt
Kimberley
Mr. Nesbit
Mark Nesbit
Nesbit
Nesbit's
Doctor
Doctor’s
Dr. Thatcher
River Street
Elsie
Agnes
Mrs. Juckett
Dr. Nevin
McIntrae’s
Jack
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D F Macon reports brief items from nearby towns through The Journal's subscription service. Short notices cover local happenings, community events, and everyday occurrences in surrounding municipalities.
Keota farm notes and county farming roundup
Warren Bishop visits Lexington as farmers report wet fields Monday night delay. Entries cover local residents, school events at Prairie Flower in 76 township, C. O. Dayton hogs and fat cattle, Singmaster cattle and recent sales, and plans for the world’s fair.
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C. O. Dayton
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
In Chicago on May 16, producers report unsettled to lower prices across dairy and poultry. Butter steady with large receipts and rising firsts, while poultry markets show mixed gains for springers and fowls. Potatoes show on track with heavy arrivals and a dull market.
Major League Baseball schedule and standings brief
Major League Baseball today features Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis and Chicago at Philadelphia. The American League standings show Cleveland 17 10 630 and New York 5 games back while Chicago and Philadelphia trail with various records.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
Jaanees
Ieee
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louisia
Chicago Oil
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed for May
Chicago report lists corn futures with mixed grades and protein content across several varieties. Prices show No 2 mixed at 45 percent, No 4 mixed around 42 to 43 percent, No 2 yellow near 45 percent, No 3 yellow 42 to 44 percent, and various white and BR grades also noted with small ranges.
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Chicago
U.P
Granary Walls Razed in Falmburgh to Make Way for Modern Buildings
For urban redevelopment in Falmburgh Scotland the seventeenth century granary walls and an adjoining building were demolished to allow modern construction. Several sculptured lores were saved during the work.
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Falmburgh
Scotland
Senior Class Play Ably Presented by Wellman seniors
The senior class of 1933 staged Once There Was a Princess on Friday May 12 under Miss Mary Sherman dramatic coach. Cast includes Princess Dellatorre Mildred Foster Hazel Boyd Lydia Swarteendruber and many others with two young girls assisting during intermission. The dramatic course will not be offered next year due to teachers not returning.
Baccalaureate Service Honors Local Seniors at Union Church
A large audience welcomed the senior class at a May 14 Baccalaureate Service at Union Church. All seniors attended except Walter Godiove who left for a forestry camp after exams. Rev. T. C Kennedy delivered the sermon with assistance from Rev. M. L. Dewey as the mixed chorus performed.
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Union Church
Walter Godiove
T. C Kennedy
M. KB
M. Ll. Dewey
Baptist Church of
Dallas Councilman Guilty in Blue Law Drive
Dallas City Councilman Joe C. Thompson was among the first found guilty in a drive enforcing the blue law banning Sunday grocery store openings before noon. Community officials announced the crackdown aimed at preserving Sunday rest and orderly commerce.
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Dallas
Tex
Joe C. Thompson
Operations Restore Walking for Tyler Boy Miles
Tyler Texas Miles ten years old walks at home near Arp for the first time since infancy after successful operations and treatment at a children's hospital. The recovery marks a significant milestone for the youngster and family.
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Tyler
Tex
Thurman Miles
Arp
Boston University tops world record for future presidents
A survey shows 55 Boston University graduates are active college presidents, a striking record for producing leaders.
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Boston
Boston University
Senior commencement exercises set for May 18
Under the direction of M. T. Serden a splendid choir was formed. The senior commencement exercises will be held in the school auditorium Thursday May 18 at which time the awards will be presented and diplomas received.
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M. T. Serden
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