Grain Market Close Sees Mixed Chicago Trading
Chicago May 18 price report shows mixed grains trading with late bids from merchants and buyers. Barley and corn movements influence session as futures edge up and down amid market uncertainty.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
2
Chicago Livestock Prices May 18 Hogs and Cattle Report
Chicago Livestock market report for May 18 shows hog receipts at 17,000 with weight averages around 200 pounds and prices down 10 to 15 cents from Tuesday. Top hog 9.90 with liberal supply at that price. cattle receipts 11,000 with most killing classes steady to unchanged, yearlings and cows mixed. calves and sheep also noted with various price ranges and softer early activity.
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Chicago
California
Chicago cash grain price report May 18
Wheat prices range from 1.38 to 1.42 for different grades. Corn bids show 84 to 88 percent ranges and some mixed lots around 84 to 85. Oats fall roughly 48 to 54 cents, barley 80 to 92, rye No 2 at 1.10, Timothy 4.00 to 5.25, and clover 30.00 to 36.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wild Oats Lane at Fox Theatre Promises Regeneration
Marshall Nelsan presents Amusements Regeneration theme in Wild Oats Lane at the Fox Theatre. A boy and girl drift through fate to renewal aided by a priest in a unique screen drama adapted by Benjamin Glazer from The Gambling Chaplain. Viola Dana and Robert Agnew star with John P. MacSweeney and Margaret Seddon in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Nelsan
Fox Theatre
Neilan
Benjamin Glazer
Gerald Beaumont
Viola Dana
Robert Agnew
John P. MacSweeney
Margaret Seddon
George Barnum
Scott Welch
Jerry Miley
Mitchell Lewis
Robert Brower
Charles West
Scholarly Mystery Over Nestorian Stone Inscription
Western scholars scrutinize the Nestorian stone now deemed authentic, detailing three Chinese columns and Syriac notes. It recounts early Christian mission to China, found in 1625, with varied translations by Chinese dialect experts highlighting its challenging interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Old Belief Rebutted On Live Fish in the Stomach Tale
A Hygiea Magazine report notes rare scientific cases of swallowing or inhaling fish. It cites coastal fishermen in France Italy and India who sometimes hold live fish in their mouths while handling hooks and accidentally swallow them, risking immediate death without timely medical care.
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France
Italy
India
Hygela Magazive
Notice of Quiet Title Action in Washington County Iowa
In Washington County Iowa the plaintiffs Pearl Tressler Nancy J Chadwick and others file a petition to quiet title to real estate described as Lot five in block twenty three in Wins Smouse s Highland Park Addition and Lot eight in block five in Ash by s Addition Washington. The defendants and unknown claimants are notified to answer before noon on the second day of the next term starting September 6 1927 at the Washington County Courthouse. If no answer the court will enter default and judgment for the plaintiffs. Attorneys Livingston Bricher represent the plaintiffs. May 18 25 June 18
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Jesse Botkin
M. J. Botkin
Margaret J. Botkin
Laura A. Botkin
Alice M. Botkin
Arbella FE. Botkin
Clara H. Botkin
Hattie C. Botkin
Jennie M. Botkin
George Winter
Sarah A. Winter
Hester Winter
Ann M. Humberston
Enoch Winter
Edward O'Donnell
Lizzie O'Donnell
James Shearer
Susan Sharrer
John Winter
J. H. Winter
S.A. Winter
Susan Shearer
Susan Sheare
Ann M. Humberster
Jas. H. Winter
Nelson Stewart
Ann Hester Stewart
Pnoch Winter
Susan Sherrer
James Sharrer
Joseph H. Winter
Edward O'Donnall
Lizzie O'Donall
Elizabeth O'Donnell
James Sharer
Susan Sharer
Carrie H. Botkin
Arabella E. Bot
FE. A. Ashbey
E. W. H. Ashby
Elizabeth Ashby
Esther W. Dicken
A. B. Dicken
Priscilla B. Twining
E. W. Twining
Pricilla Twining
Mary W. Ashbey
Nettie E. Bryson
Wm. S. Bryson
W. S. Bryson
Elizabeth Ashbey
Priscilla Twining
Washington County
Iowa
District Court of
District Court
Washington
Livingston & Bricher
Oakland Mills
Henry County
Butcher
Ohio
Indiana
Canada
H. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Ames
Wayland News Briefs From Monday Community Update
Mrs Ezra Wittmer reports from Wayland as residents plan short auto trip to Reading Minnesota. Red Cross drives support flood victims with $19.55 collected at Mennonite church. Wayland High School graduation ends with sixteen seniors. Lucille Rittler top honors with valedictory. Dr Clarence Wasson of Iowa State University delivered the commencement address.
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Wayland
C. K. Shantz
Ed Richer
Frances
Reading
Minn
G. Wenger
Will Wenger
Wenger
Red Cross
Mennonite
Barbara’ Garrick
C. L. Garrick
Olds
C. O. Barr
Stanley McBeth
Ed Roth
Ronald and Gilford
Albert Roth
Ralph
Edith
Edd Kauffman
Wayland High
Lucille Rittler
Leora Ruhm
Mildred McCoy
Clarence Wasson
Low State U
John Keith
Washington Co Farm Bureau to hold June farm meetings
Washington County Farm Bureau announces a series of farm management meetings for June 1 2 and 3 with Extension Service staffer Mr Allbaugh present to assist. The program compares county and state farm records from 238 Iowa farms and includes a livestock judging style contest.
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Washington County
Allbaugh
Extension Service
Iowa
Washington County Farm Bureau
Washington and
Wellman
Allbanagh
Memorial hospital operation reported successful
A serious operation at Memorial hospital Mt. Pleasant last Thursday morning is described as going well. The patient is restricted to family visitors for now and may remain for three weeks if recovery continues as expected.
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Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Brooks
Menno Nafziger
West Burlington
Sam Rich
Amelia Nafziger
Max McGuire
Dorens and Ladies’ Aid Societies
Earward A. Wright
Iowa Wesleyan Girls
Wright
Henry Mast
Mose Brenneman
Albany
Oregon
West Chester Notes from Dayton Correspondent
West Chester May 13 Richard Disney returns home from Wellman where his son was hurt and he expects to recover. Ground remains soggy with an inch of rain causing water to stand across yards and gardens. George Seaton and wife of Keota return from Illinois by auto and train after roads dry. The wind is cold from the north and a rainbow signals better days ahead. Charlie Houck passes through on the freight but Dr. Henderson and sister Miss Anna Henderson head home after a short visit.
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West Chester
Richard Disney
Wellman
Wes Ches
George Seaton
Keota
Illinois
Charlie Houck
Dr. Henderson
Dick Henderson
Anna Henderson
Origin of the Glee Club in 1783 to 1787 Establishment
The glee club began in 1783 at the house of Mr. Robert Smith in St Pauls church yard England. It heard motets madrigals glees canons and catches after dinner. In 1787 a society named the Glee club was formed with its first public meeting at Newcastle coffee house on December 22 1787.
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Glee Club
Robert Smith
St. Paul's Churchyard
England
Glass roofs eyed to heat homes via sunlight
Heating engineers explore sunlight as a home heat source and test glass roof feasibility. Proper insulation could save large amounts of fuel in winter while a sunny bay window demonstrates solar warming without scientific aid.
Good Deal Hopes For Continued Improvement
A brief note expresses optimism that he will keep improving after a promising start. It emphasizes potential progress and confidence in further development.
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