Livestock prices rise and fall across Chicago market report
May 24 Chicago market notes hogs 20 000 head with early sales strong to 1% higher. prices 4.90 to 5.90 for 186 to 300 lb. cattle and calves mostly steady. Slaughter cattle and wealers quoted at 3.35 to 7.50 depending on weight and grade. stocker and feeder cattle 5.00 to 6.50. sheep 8.000 head meager. fat lambs 6.70 to 7.75. turkeys 10 to 12, geese 6, roosters 8½. Potatoes on track 230 arrivals 59 shipments 723 prices firm.
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Chicago
Chicago Proace Market Reports Mixed Dairy and Poultry Supplies
Chicago May 24 market notes show butter and eggs steady with varied receipts. Butter receipts total 10,423 tubs with specials 22 to 23 percent and extra firsts 20 to 21 percent while firsts 20 to 25 percent and seconds 19 percent. Produce receipts 29,131 cases with mixed grade movements. Poultry receipts include 37 trucks with fowls 12 to 13 percent and springers 14 to 16 percent.
Grain Price Report from Chicago Markets May 24
Chicago trade notes mixed corn and yellow varieties with No 2 mixed at 45 cents and No 3 at 41 to 46 cents. White and yellow grains show varied bids with No 2 white at 46 cents and No 3 white 45 to 46. Sample grade runs 21 to 40. Receipts total 96 cars.
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Chicago
Talkie Version of The White Sister At State Film Highlight
The State theater presents Metro Goldwyn Mayer’s talking picture The White Sister with Helen Hayes and Clark Gable. The film adapts Fr Marion Crawford’s tale of a convent joining Italian girl and her soldier lover, delivering a poignant narrative with strong direction and performances.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Helen Hayes
Clark Gable
Marion Crawford
Sandy Hook Weekend Travel and Domestic Notes
Mrs Pat Swift reports in Sandy Hook that Mr and Mrs Dan Guy drove to Plattville Wisconsin Friday and returned Sunday with Mrs Guy’s mother. Mrs Rider spends summers with Laura and winters with her son and two daughters in Wisconsin. Weather bond terms mentioned but unclear context.
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Sandy Hook
Dan Guy
Plattville
Wis
Vocal Music for School Services at Washington High
Miss Helen Coffey announces the vocal numbers for bac calaureate and commencement at Washington high school and junior college. A mixed senior chorus will perform The Old Refrain by Kreisler with listed sopranos altos tenors and basses, plus a junior college men's quartet The Blind Ploughman by Clarke and a junior college women’s trio Prayer by Beethoven.
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Washington High School
Junior College
Helen Coffey
Kreisler
Thelda Tracy
Tternadine Koening
Freda Parcel
Helen Melinski
Elizabeth Cowell
Ruth Speidel
Dolores Kiefer
Gina Bianchi
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Helen Masson
Edythe Haney Tenier
Richard Wehr
Dovis Jarrard
Junior Rboice
Firmin
Te Bockhorst
Cloud Smith
Donald J. Davis
Haro Kolosick
Tom Duncan
Virwil Wittmer
Tom Stewart
Iat Bailey
Allege Mens
William Stewart Milan Thompson
Karl Kindig
Harvey Coulter
Clarke
Junor College
Beethoven
Velda Parcell
Helen Alcorn
Vernette Johnson
Pilgrim Chorus
Tannhauser
Wagner
Virginia Breitenbach
Vera Stutsman
Vida Casper
Ruth Davis
Virginia Shannon
Clara Wintrig
Beulah Harvery
Betty Wilson
Geraldine Springman
Helen McKean
Evelyn
Ernest Wagner
John Lloyd Hughes
James Owen
Francis Mangold
Bill Wehr
Elwyn Gardner
Claire Norton
Seth Carris
Fzra Smith
Bob Hanson
Wayne Kendrick
Merle Telford
Clarry Barker
Archer Speidel
Community notices from local ladies and travelers
The article lists visits and guests including Mrs Rider and Clyde Garrett in Chicago, Mrs D W Tucker visiting Lockridge, Mr and Mrs Taylor Stout with children heading to Washington for the Bell Ringers event, and a school group trip by B H S seniors to Ft Madison and Keokuk. It notes seniors from the community and many attending Bright commencement exercises.
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Mrs. Rider
Clyde Garrett
Chicago
D. W. Tucker
Lockridge
Ft. Madison
Keokuk
Eugene Engle
Raymond Mineart
Myrtle Coakley
Gertrude Hmery
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D F Macon reports on brief happenings in nearby towns including small town meetings, local hires, and community events with emphasis on civic life and everyday concerns.
Washington area notes on May 24 1952 gatherings and travels
Elmer Wyse and Dr. Allen of Wayland visited Washington and noted local attendees at a banquet including D L Buckles Ralph Shannon and others connected to the Washington Democrat. The writer shares recollections of Washington natives, careers in Des Moines Cedar Falls and Chicago, and plans to attend the Worlds Fair Beacon event with Meredith Publishing staff.
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Elmer Wyse
Dr. Allen
Wayland
Washington
D. L. Buckles
Ralph Shannon
Fellits Grayson
Alex Miller
J. A Druger
The
Washington Democrat
Canton
Illinois
Cr. E. Warwick
Towa
G. Lotan Payne
Mr. Payne
Evening Journal
Juder Dewey
Low Press Association
Mickley
Elliot
Fairbury
Nebr
Kirkwood
Des Moines
Paul French
Dr. French
Fiere
State House
Paul
Washington High School
Dela Rapids
Viola McKinney
Mrs. Ross
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Marcus Iwisher
Hrighton
Glenn Willits
Freding
Meredith Publishing Company
Victor Freding
Homer
Mercer
Lessing Argney
Dave Livingston
Chicago
Dave
Hquitable Life Insurance Company
Iowa
Cedar Falls
William Boice
Dr. Nofcee
Gerald Ashby
New York
Humphrey Richards
Les Carson
Federal Bakeries
Dave Solomon
Helen Pierce
Minneapolis
Winga
Helen
Jobin
For Sale Corn and Farm Notes Across the County
A chaotic local item notes a for sale line for high yielding 90 day corn, mentions Don We and a Ta'ley land excursion, describes Henry family farming activity with turkeys and lambs, and references local visitors, church and funeral attendance, and weather impacts from late rains. Includes scattered names like John C Henry, D C Griggy, Brinning, Mayer, Fromm, Engham, and Stewarts in Washington and Chapin areas.
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Ta'ley Land
John C Henry
Ano
Baseball scores and standings from today’s major leagues
Yesterday results include Detroit 7 at Washington 1 and Chicago 7 at Boston 0. New York 8 Cleveland 6. Today’s games feature Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York among others in both leagues.
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Silks Cp
Boston Ewan
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Local visits and social calls noted in Cedar Rapids area
Mr. and Mrs. Beranek and son Joseph of Cedar Rapids visited at Joe Beranek's Monday. Numerous neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong and family, the Kallaus family, and others were seen visiting homes in the area. Regular social calls and deliveries occurred, with several families visiting Ed Beranek, Shalja, Havels, and others. Sports matchups listed include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Adolph Mayer
G F. Fromm
Chapin
Joan Engham
Ka Munime
Des Moines
Hol Mayer
Jake Mayer
Geo. Trinton
Washington
Wim. Beranek
Joseph
Cedar Rapids
Joe Beraneks
Frank Strong
Ray Phillips
Josephine
Chis
Kallaus Hom
Joe Soukulp
Pred Kiein
Chas
Kallaus
Ed Beraneks
Harry Malichky
Charles Kitlanus
Baby
John Shal Ja
Harry Horak
Velma
Joe Reriicks
Frank Novy
Leona
Kalona
Hares Matiehky
Melvin Havels
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N. Marion
Pat Swift
Mayford
Iowa Live Stock Commission Company
Monticello
Yours
John A. Babcocts
Live Stock Comm. CO
Miss Goprerfey
CHOER
D. F. Macon
Journal
Glenn Pratt
Havre
Dave Wallingford
Oklahoma
C. A. Kron
Edwin
Billy
Kaiona
Mayor Sands
Mary Marr
Jess Marr
IT. K. Beal
Joe Podarils
Ainsworth
Geo. Gilbert
Andy
William Augustine
Benson
Clyde Fishburns
Flarry Bishops
C. G. Andersons
Fred
Grace Shaw
Jim Davis
Howard Caldwell
W. C. Hotle
Clarence Partons
L. E. Hayes
Ed Libes
Pan Harveys
Keota
A. H. Brinnings
Ed Hotles
Carl Mayer
Ed Stout
A. J. Johnson
H. G. Mayer
Chris and
Forest Brinnings
Brighton
William Prinning
Don Ross
Don
Des Moines, Iowa
D. F
Macon
Ile
L. E. Wilson
Mgr
Will
West Chester
Green
Slosser
S. W-Frm
Oetjen Seed Store
CIA
Kolpsick
Tom Sterling
Oscar Jugenheimer
Greece
Alexander the Great
Rome
Europe
France
Spain
England
Skunk River
D. C. Griggy
Our Town
Kyvenius Journal
Co. H. Brinning
Weat Ao Wellston
J. B. McCaleb
Dublin
William Running
J. M. Stewarts
Omaha
Frank Holmes
Pleasant Plains
Johnson's Grocery
O. L. Samson
J. B. Crail
Wolf Hatchery
Major League Baseball
Cnccec
Acduwdece
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelpia
Washington and
Lincoln
South Second
Sato
Fred Wagner
Frank McAvoy
Hand
McNett Building
Ottumwa
D. C
Egypt
Arthur Beranek
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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