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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
2
Those in poultry study flock environment and market outlook. Abs. A. M. Gordon stopped in for Starting and Growing Mash. Sargeants Developing Mash is sold in quantity. Theo Oriers shipped 40 bushels Mancha Soy beans with orders for 10 bushels. Beans for garden or field, over 50 garden varieties. Vigoro Sheep Manure Gypsum aid garden and lawn moisture retention.
Chicago livestock market reports 30,000 cattle and 13,000 sheep with mixed gains. Slaughter steers and yearlings rise. cows and heifers show gains, while stockers hold solid footing. Lambs steady with bulk shorn at 9.05 to 10.00 and top prices to 10.18 for outsiders.
Market reports show lamb and ewes pricing in a wide range with mixed quality notes. Chicago Grain closes include May wheat and corn futures, with oats and timothy hay details. local social updates mention picnics, visits, and community events in Pleasant Hill and nearby homes through the weekend.
May 22 notices from Dayton Grove record visitors and social calls. Laur ice Mottet and family visited Washington, Irene Oldfield and grandson Leo stayed with A. E. Knotts, and others hosted relatives. Commencement exercises in West Chester drew several neighbors, and Bath remarks note a Parliament omission leading to unwelcome invitations to go away.
Dennis King, born in Coventry and educated in Birmingham, rose from dramatic actor to singing star after enlisting in the British Army at 16. He now headlines Paramounts Vagabond King in Technicolor at the Graham Theatre while Murder Will Out opens at the Fox, offering a fresh, straightforward detective tale.
The stockholders of the corporation dissolved by unanimous consent on the first day of April 1930 in Washington Iowa. Dated March 1999 J G Crane President Randford Dungar May 9 16.
The Washington Produce Markets quotes prices for cream, heavy breed hens, Leghorn items, and various broilers by the pound. Roosters, ducks, geese, hides, and pony or colt hides are listed with per pound or per item rates, noting no market for sick or crippled animals.
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