Chicago Market Hog and Cattle Prices May 22
HOGS 22,000 head seen with direct 9,000. Early top 5.00. most bids around 4.90. Light 140-160 lb 4.25-4.75, 160-200 lb 4.65-4.95, 200-250 lb 4.90-5.00, 250-350 lb 4.90-6.00, sows 275-550 lb 4.15-4.60, pigs 100-130 lb 4.00-4.40. CATTLE 6,000. calves 3.00. Slower fed steers, heavier cattle mixed. Slaughter classes weaker. Stocker and feeder steers 5.90-6.50. Sheep 8,900 with spring lambs active and other classes dull. Lambs 90-110 lb 6.00-6.40, ewes 2.25-3.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Roundup May 25 Chicago
Chicago reports steady markets across eggs butter and poultry. Egg receipts total 36 8232 cases with firsts around 11 12 percent and dirties 9 percent. Butter receipts 12 604 tubs with specials 22 23 percent and firsts around 20 percent. Poultry firm with receipts 35 trucks including fowls 12 percent and springers 14 16 percent. Potatoes on track with arrivals 66 shipments 465 market steady.
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Chicago
Grain Table From Chicago May 23
Chicago grain table notes price movements and figures for May 23 with entries listed for wheat corn oats and related markets. Officials reveal closing quotes and regional transport impact for traders and growers.
Prices for various corn grades in Chicago market
Chicago May market reports mixed corn prices across grades from No 2 to No 6 yellow and mixed, with several figures around 40s and 44 to 45 percent moisture ranges. Sample grade and receipts list 118 cars processed.
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Chicago
Music's Appeal Language of Emotion in Tone and Mood
The passage frames music as a universal language of emotion rather than exact speech. It emphasizes its power to move feelings uniquely, likening musical appeal to emotion over precise translation.
Washington High School Accredited by North Central Association
Washington High School has been accredited for one year by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, valid until April 29, 1934. Accreditation requires meeting high standards for facilities, library, laboratories, records, graduation requirements, and athletic relations, with benefits including easier college entry and greater community confidence.
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Washington High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
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State Athletic Association
United States
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Miss Samuelson to Talk at Rural 8th Grade Graduation
A rural eighth grade graduation will feature Miss Samuelson as speaker. The program lists numerous students and family names across townships and schools, indicating a broad screening of attendees and the community's involvement.
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Miss Samuelson
Family thanks for kindness after loss and flowers
The Crosby family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy and for the beautiful flowers sent at the time of the death of our wife and mother Mrs. Br. F. Crosby Guy Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Geo Anderson.
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BR. F. Crosby
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Geo. Andersont
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D. F. Macon reports brief items from neighboring towns detailing local happenings, small civic events, and human-interest notes collected by the Journal’s subscription representative.
White Sister dazzles at State theater with Hayes and Gable
Local notes recount community life from Coppock to Pleasant Ridge. Mentions film review of The White Sister starring Helen Hayes and Clark Gable, plus theater chatter, letters, and familiar residents like the Hamil family, various households, and road maintenance updates.
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Umbrella Borrowing Joke Echoes 1700 Tatler Ad
A London editor recalls a 200 year old quip about umbrella borrowing. A 1700 Female Tatler item notes a customs house gentleman who borrowed an umbrella at Will's Coffee House in Cornhill and is invited to borrow maid patterns to stay dry.
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Will's
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Milo Shelton Dies in Chicago at 70
Milo Shelton of Chicago died of pneumonia late yesterday. Funeral and burial will be Thursday in Chicago. He spent his early life in Washington, moved to Chicago about forty years ago, and worked as a Pullman porter on the Milwaukee Southwest Limited for 26 years. He was 70, married to Sally Black, and survived by two daughters and a son.
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Township Farm Bureau Meeting At Franklin Center Schoolhouse
Six reels of educational moving pictures will be shown at Franklin Center schoolhouse four miles west on the pavement Thursday at 8:00 p.m. An added attraction will be a.
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For Sale Reed Baby Hug Gy Call 530
Classified fragment shows a baby hug item for sale with a partial phone contact 530. The readable portion is minimal and lacks a complete description or price.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Today's Games
MLB standings detail Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis with records and percentages. Yesterday's results show Brooklyn over Pittsburgh Philadelphia over Chicago New York over Cincinnati St Louis over Boston. Upcoming games include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati. Wisdom quote attributed to Dave Elder about the Chicago World's Fair closes the piece.
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Twenty graduates to receive diplomas at Keota
Twenty candidates for graduation will receive diplomas from Keota high school at commencement exercises in the school auditorium Thursday evening May 25. Professor Sudhindra Bose of the University of Iowa will deliver the address. The class officers are: President Jack Mills, Vice President Beverly Bell, Secretary Treasurer Walter Fagen Jr. The class flower is the violet, colors purple and gold, motto Launched, But Not Anchored.
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Richard Hudson
Helen Kirkpatrick
Paul Long
Arlyne Menefee
Jack Mills
Chester Pence
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Revival Meetings at Keota Closed
The three week union evangelistic meetings led by Lockhart Evangelistic Group ended with two sessions. Evangelist Lockhart spoke on He Went a Little Farther in the morning consecration service, and Lost or Saved served as the Sunday night theme. A free will offering raised $200 for Rev Lockhart. J W Coons, the music director, earned $150.
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Evangelist Lockhart
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J. W. Coons
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