Chicago livestock market report highlights mixed hog and cattle demand
Chicago May 25 hog and cattle prices show uneven early sales with gains in some weight classes while light pigs and several cattle groups softened. Hogs top at 5.00 for 140-180 lb. cattle with steers 550-900 lb 5.50-7.50. calves 2,000 head. sheep 5,000. Overall market steady to uneven as buyers resist higher asks.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Farrow
Hampshire
Rockford
Market Price Ranges for Cattle by Weight Class
The bulletin lists price ranges for cattle by weight and grade. Weights from 90 to 150 pounds are covered with varying quality designations. prices range from 1.25 to 6.50 in the cited units.
Chicago grain prices and receipts report
Chicago market note lists mixed corn grades with values from 39% to 46% and yellow and white corn grades mostly in the 41% to 44% range. Sample grade runs 22 to 37. Receipts total 139 bears.
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Chicago
Grain prices in Chicago open high and low mixed
Open high low close figures for WHEAT CORN OATS and RYE in Chicago May July Sept and Dec contracts. Tables show mixed gains and declines across grains with several percent changes noted and notable activity in May and July positions.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Updates May Day Receipts Report
Market update from Chicago shows steady conditions across vegetables butter poultry and potatoes. Produce receipts total 42 895 cases with extra firsts and firsts around 12 percent. butter reserves 11 326 tubs with varying grade percentages. poultry demand eases with mixed rates for fowls springers leghorns and ducks. potatoes on track with shipments 686 and steady to stronger market.
Rider of Death Valley features Tom Mix in desert epic
Tom Mix returns to the screen in The Rider of Death Valley filmed in the desert described as the lowest and hottest US spot. The talking picture co stars Lois Wilson Free Kohler Forrest Stanley Edith Fellowes Mae Busch Otis Harlan Pete Morrison Max Asher Edmund Cobb and Tony the famous horse. The Fox theater shows it Friday and Saturday with action packed scenes including a sand storm a giant explosion and a daring rescue.
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United States
Tom Mix
Talking Picture
Fox Theater
Lois Wilson
Kohler
Forrest Stanley
Edith Fellowes
Universal
Mae Buseh
Otis Harlan
Pete Morrison
Max Asher
Edmund Cobb
Tony
Death Valley
National League standings and results snapshot
Baseball brief lists NL leaders Pittsburgh and Philadelphia records and yesterday scores Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 8 New York 1 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2. Today games include New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati with several rain delays in the AL matchups and Cleveland at New York noted.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Clevelan
Detroit
Ismiauee- Ee
St. Hogm
Cleveland
Beatty to Star in The Big Cage at State Theater
Clyde Beatty the renowned wild animal trainer headlines The Big Cage at the State Theater this Friday and Saturday. The Universal feature follows his life with a dramatic arena sequence featuring 423 jungle beasts and a stormy climax where lions and tigers roam a show tent amid paying extras. Anita Page Mikey Rooney and others co star in this hair raising thriller.
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Clyde Beatty
Beatty
Hollywood
Anita Page
Mikey Rooney
Wallace Ford
Vince Barnett
Andy Devine
Raymond Hatton
Robert McWade
Wilfred Lucas
James Durkin
Miss May Burris Visits Crawfordsville Friends
Miss May Burris of Washington arrived Tuesday forenoon from Cotter where she stayed with her brother C. O. Burns. She plans to visit through Saturday with friends Mrs. L S Boenges and sons Oswid and James of Tonkawa Oklahoma and with Mr. and Mrs. William Camp of Norman Oklahoma. She will spend time at the home of Rev and Mrs. A S Hehen.
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Crawfordsville
May Burris
Washington
Cotter
C. O. Burns
L.S. Boenges
Oswid and
James
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
William Camp
Norman
S$. Hehne
Boenges
Neighboring Communities News from Journal’s Rep
The Journal’s subscription representative provides brief updates from neighboring communities featuring local events, notable happenings, and community notices gathered for readers in nearby towns.
Rooster Day Draws Crowds to Town and Markets
May 25 reports describe a bustling Rooster Day with visitors from near and far. Birds were weighed and displayed, with many live roosters shipped to markets and show-quality specimens noted, including a ten pound Black Giant.
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Gibson and Meisters
Reisters
Bie
Lisle Anwylt Graduates to Play in Chicago Big Band
Lisle Anwylt, Iowa Wesleyan graduate in June, joins a Chicago Century of Progress big band. He and Mrs Hlehner sisters plan three days in Chicago after practicing together in Ottumwa this weekend. His car remains missing after being stolen near his Mt Pleasant frat house over a week ago.
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Lisle Anwylt
Iowa Wesleyan
Chicago
Century of Progress
Ottumwa
Lisle
Mt. Pleasant
Harmony School Closes After Pot Luck Day
Harmony school closed last Friday after a community pot luck dinner. Seventeen adults and fifteen children attended, with three students praised for perfect attendance: Alice Lukov sky, Elizabeth Longer, and Ivan Lukavenky. Mothers accompanied the teacher and pupils to the dental parade. We are proud.
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Harmony
Alice Lukovsky
Elizabeth Longer
Ivan Lukavenky
Rooster Day At Reisters Park Draws Wide Crowd And Local Speakers
A large crowd from Washington and nearby towns attended rooster day at Reisters Park. Local roosters and spectators filled the scene as ponies, dogs, and a pony show were enjoyed alongside speeches by Dave Elder. Residents praised the event and the vivid reports of the talks.
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John Timmerman
Priece Cowden
Ode Ferguson
Ralph and
Cloyce Dougherty
Harlan Mc. Creedy
O. M. Cuddy
Dave Wallingford
Crawfordsville
Henry Crooks
M.S. Borders
Enos Davis
Henry -Mast
Ralph Gorham
Olds
Wayland Roosters
Jim Magdefrau
Tisaac Conrad
Spencer Bell
Columbus Lee Colton
Joe Utterback
J. M Stewart
Ainsworth
Elmer Mason
Browner
Lewis Mason
Ames
Jake Minick
Brother Art
Decatur
Jim Marr
Jim Cunningham
W. B. Steele
Harry Montgomery
John Olds
Albert Donovan
Clifford Snider
Johnnie “Ohison
Sam Oldfield
Apme
Billy Wilson
Henry Sheets
Wilbur McClelland
C. 0
Dayton
M. J. Orr
Ward Easley
Fred Telford
Howard Miller
Frank Schneider
Frank Mayhew
Skinney Matthews
Henry Strauss
A. Strohm
Mr. Sherlock
Lew Kerr
Rooster
School progress praised as 100 percent achievement
Elizabeth Longer visits grandparents Mr and Mrs W W Gideon. Mary Lukavsky helped Miss McKevitte with housecleaning last week. Robert Spera spent the weekend at Roy Miller's. Walter Longer family attended cousin Elmer Krantz funeral near Olds Monday. Finks were Monday egilers at Dale Atkinson's. Mrs Bill Chemlar bought 400 baby chicks Tuesday. Ed Lukavsky was a caller at Finks Tuesday.
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Elizabeth Longer
W. W. Gideon
Mary Lukavsky
McKevitte
Robert Spera
Roy Miller's
Walter Longer
Elmer Krantz
Olds
Finks
Dale Atkinson
Bill Chemlar
Ed Lukavsky
Kings and Royals Visit the United States Across Years
The passage lists monarchs who visited the United States including Albert of Belgium born Pedro I of Brazil who attended the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition Edward VII while Prince of Wales visited in the United States Queen Marie of Romania in 1926 and the King and Queen of Siam in 191.
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America
Albert
Belgium
Pedro I
Emperor
Brazil
Philadelphia
Edward VII
England
Prince of Walesa
Ista
Marie
Romania
United States
King
Siam
School children host potluck and program at local school
A group of students and their teacher enjoyed a Friday weiner roast then toured town for the dental parade. They are among 100 percent schools with events planned including a Wednesday evening potluck dinner and program at 6 30. Mr and Mrs Adolph Carson and daughters Marion and Arylis picnicked at City Sunday. The children’s day committee includes Mrs Del Walker.
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Frs
Iving Lake
Adolph Carson
Marion
Arylis
Donald Brown
Ruth Gideon
Myrtle Pearson
Adolph Larson
del Walkers
George Poster
Cloyce Stewart
del Walker
Vine Marek
Anderson
Washington
Mrs. Larson
Train Schedule Fragments Chronicle Local Routes and Stops
A garbled timetable lists train numbers and daily departures from Washington with local freight and passenger services. Names L. Goodlander J. C. McKay W. C. Bell appear as agents for rail lines and stations, plus notes on California passengers and county-seat stops.
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California
el Paso
Beyond
Brighton
Fairfield Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
J. C. McCkay
Par RR. CO
Washington
Southwest Limited
W. C. Bell
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