Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs: 7 000 head with 6 500 by product, steady market. shippers took 100 head, some sold over 1 000. Scattered sales from 3.60 downward. Cattle: 200 calves 26. Compared with Friday last week heavy steers scarce, 15 to 25 cents higher on active market. Best heifers 6.85. Light cattle sold off early but recovered, generally 25 to 40 cents lower. Sheep: 5 000. week shows no doubles from feeders, 20 190 direct. Spring lambs 2 to 50 cents higher. clip offerings little changed with sharp early gains.
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Shippera
Chicago Produce Roundup May 26 Market Notes
Chicago May 26 produce report records steady markets across eggs butter poultry and potatoes. Eggs receipts 27 416 cases extra firsts 14 firsts 14 percent dirties 12. Butter receipts 10 295 tubs specials 23 24 extras 22 29 22 firsts 20. Poultry receipts 15 trucks fowls 8 broilers 21 leghorns 16 ducks 12 geese 6 turkeys 15 roosters 7. Potatoes on track 297 arrivals 74 shipments 62 market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington No 26 A P A M Regular Meeting Notice
Washington No 26 A P A M announces a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month. ry E Turner W M A W Yard secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ry E. Turner
W. M
Yard
Passenger Train Schedules and Stops Listed in Notice
Daily and weekly schedules for trains No 3 4 11 1 83 81 429 430 93 21 22 94 and others from California to Washington completed with stop details at counties cities and stations including Brighton Fairfield Eldon Belknap Centerville Seymour Aller ton Princeton Spickards Excel sior Springs Liberty and FE Paso. Westbound and eastbound times shown with note on California passenger discharges and county seat stops.
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Wealington-Oskaloosa
California
FE Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spick
Commencement Party Transforms Inn for JWCC Event
Washington junior college held a commencement party at Ye Olde Inn with 93 diners and senior girls as waitresses. Tom Duncan hosted, Wendall Shaffer introduced, and local figures spoke on time use while music interludes featured Helen Melinski and Virgil Wittmer.
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Washington Junior College
Tom Duncan
Wendall Shaffer
Helen Melinski
Duane Peterson
Coe College
Melinski
Virgil Wittmer
Duncan
Cash Sern CHICAGO May 26 Corn Prices Reported
Chicago May 26 cash corn prices listed with No. 2 yellow 54 to 56 cents per bushel No. 3 yellow 43 to 54 No. 2 White 59 to 60.
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Chicago
Pleasant Plain community notes and graduation roundup
Mr and Mrs Paul Swift of San Diego visited over Mother's Day at the Mineart home and called on Rotzinger and Mineart residences. Brighton commencement exercises last week drew many locals with Lee Emery Harvey Farrier and Dora Dunbar among graduates. Dora Dunbar earned perfect attendance for four years. A newly married couple Orval and Mrs Farrier live with his parents while he assists his father. Visitors included Frank Hesseltine and Rathmel families. Farmers report plowing corn harrowing rolling and some planting. No chinch bugs in corn yet though oats are infested. H W Mineart and family joined a noodle supper and social evening hosted by the St Josephs ladies group East Pleasant Plain. Howald Tuckers spent Sunday with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Paul Swift
San Diego
California
Frank Hesseltine
Near Washington
Sam Hesseltine
Frank Rathmel
Ning Dunbar
H. W. Mineart
Sth
Ladies of
News Notes of Our Neighboring Communities
Local column by D. Macon reports brief items from nearby towns. Short notices include civic happenings, arrivals and departures, church events, and school milestones gathered by the Journal’s subscription representative.
Fire and gratitude from a Washington county town
The letter describes a devastating fire near the Belt Line and local packing houses, appreciating preserved records and praise for the paper and bookkeepers. John A. Babcock of the Iowa Livestock Commission Co. thanks readers, notes hogs moved to market, and reports temporary HQ setup with Stock Yards Co. assistance. Mrs Lou Rhodebeck and Glenn Pratt are thanked for local support, while C. W. Lins and others are mentioned as town visitors and neighbors.
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Washington County
John A. Babcock
Iowa Livestock Commission Co
Chicago
John
Frank Macon
Washington Town
Frank
Niagara Falls
Stock Yards Co
S&s
District No 4 notes and social visits around Olds
Lela Iiler reports on No 4 district events at Clarence Grossenos and Olds. Families including Nouia Vaulkner and Marjorie, W Gray and B Reed with Ben Miller, Winifred Ragan, John Wheelans, and Golia Miller attend picnics, dinners, and Sunday visits. Mrs Boyd Stephens Myrla travel to Iowa City. dental work and local chores noted.
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Nouia Vaulkner
Marjorie of
Olds
Tommy Harveys
Marjorie
Grain price ranges live from Chicago market close
Grain table reports mixed moves across wheat corn oats and rye with May and July quotes. Prices show slight gains for some contracts while others slip, reflecting trading activity in Chicago futures.
Noble Iowa town notes and local curiosities
The item records community details from Wayland and Noble including a Journal correspondent note, local farming chatter about plowing by Decoration Day, and mentions of residents such as Dick Peters of Brighton, Mrs. Ella Skinner, W. S. Cochran, Mrs. Frank Young, Otto Frey and Hannah Graber. It highlights town pride, commerce, and a busy postmaster.
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Journal
Wayland
Ella Skinner
Crawfordsville
W. S. Cochran
Coppock
Frank Young
Iola
Kansas
Otto Frey
Hannah Graber
Otto
Noble
Mr. Frey
Floyd Shockley
Stocks and farm life notes from Crawfordsville region
The page shares anecdotes about local farming families including John Work and son near Eureka, Joe Wolfer’s rain wish, Ralph Kauffman in Coppoc! with cattle on grass, and praise for a spring of water. It mentions P. L. Niekkolaus in Crawfordsville with a two ton team, visiting relatives from Nebraska, and Crawfordsville’s new lighted hall park viewed at night.
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Ralph Kauffman
Coppoc
J. Harley Rhea
Crawfordsville
Crawordaville
Open road call likely to heal motor cop whistle
Readable phrase hints at a rural or roadside scene where travelers answer a call on the open road and a police officer’s whistle is noted. The fragment suggests a moment of travel or pursuit but lacks concrete names, places, or dates.
Local Social Notes From Keota Area
Chores at the Will Stafford residence are noted amid his illness. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rouse with Karl Libe, and Mrs. Joy McGraw with her daughter spending time with Mrs. H. J. Brenneman near Keota for the 76 Center club. A small shower occurred Monday, welcomed by residents.
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Will Stafford
Will
Clyde Rouse
Karl Libe
Joy McGraw
H. J. Brenneman
Ed Gretter
Keota
76 Center Club
Sunset social notes from Havre area families
Jean and Mary Cherryholmes visited Havre school Wednesday with jluth and Juanita Baker. Mr and Mrs Griff Davis and Tonyn were Thursday evening callers at John D Jones. Florence Hauenstein was a caller at G W Mastham Friday. Honor Mary Mitchell has spent days with grandparents W H Mitch ells. John D Jones family were Sunday dinner rests at John Shebeck home. Jake Schrader enjoyed Sunday dinner with his parents in Washington. A family dinner at Frank Bailey home Sunday honored Mrs Bailey's father Mr Sewell whose birthday was Monday. Dale Mitchell shot a large horned owl Saturday afternoon in their timber with a 51 inch wing spread. Geo Chalupa family visited Sam Barker Tuesday evening.
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Golila
Miller
Will Millers
Robert Turnipseed
Flwyn Gardener
Everette Miller
Rnbie
Gid
Clifford Thompson
Boyd Stephens
Myr la
Iowa City
Jim Brooks
W. Gray
Jean
Mary Cherryholmes
Havre
Jluth
Juanita Baker
Griff Davis
Tonyn
John D. Jones
Florence Hauenstein
G. W. Mastham
Honor
Mary
Mitchell
W. H. Mitchells
John Shebeck
Jake Schrader
Jim Schrader
Washington
Frank Bailey
Geo. Chalupa
Sam Barkers
Rainy Monday brings mild relief to Neenblossom area
Neenblossom notes a welcome rain Monday afternoon while residents recall weekend visits. Joe McConnell from Town University plans to finish exams this week and return to New York. Local families mention Sunday gatherings and driving a Chevrolet coach. Pine Grove school reports Miss Mary Van Horn concluding a successful year with a 6:30 basket supper and a movie outing for her pupils.
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Ainsworth
Rf. R
Orle O'Connor
Elmer McClure
Louie Shroeder
Mack Wallace
Robert Drennan
Iowa City
West Liberty
Marvin Lambert Fe Vieitine
Pine Grove
Mary van Horn
Mace Restored for Lima Police After 25 Years
Lima Police Chief Ward Taylor says discarded mace will be restored to officers in the 50,000 population city. He believes it offers a more effective option than a gun in certain circumstances.
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Lima
Ward Taylor
Archaeologists link Uncle Remus tales to ancient Syria
Oriental Institute researchers at the University of Chicago report that the Uncle Remus stories of Southern origin likely began in ancient Syria. They describe how various changes over time shaped the tales into their current form.
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Chicago
Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
Uncle Remus
Ancient
Syria
Republican State Senate Candidate Seeks Support in Washington Henry District
A Republican candidate for State Senate in the Washington Henry district seeks backing ahead of the June 4 primary. The campaign emphasizes party alignment and local issues in the county race.
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District Court of
Wellington County
R. Noonan
Henry-Washington Co
Ieary
Washington
Washington-Henry Co
Smallest Spider Found Claims Tiny Size in Australia
A claim cites a spider of the spider family measuring one fortieth of an inch as the smallest insect of its class. Researchers note uncertainty about the creature’s classification and origin while reporting the remarkable tiny size.
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Spider
Police Registers Every Two Years With Fingerprints and Photo
A policy requires all residents to register with the police biennially. The process includes filing fingerprints photos and measurements and issuing identification cards. The measure aims to maintain current resident records and improve identification procedures.
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Chicago Livestock
Apache
Golden State Limited
A. Ei
J.C. McKay
Washington TL
Washington Southwest Limited
W. C. Pell. Avent
Ye Olde Cardinal
William Stewart
Mace
Glenn Mace
Macon
Glenn Pratt
Glenn
Lou Rhodebeck
R. 4
Claude Rhodebeck
L. FE. Stagner
R. 2
C. W. Lins
Ainsworth Rmn
Rin
Clarence Grossenos
Lela Iiler
Maggie
Mandy
Dick Peters
W. S. Rothover
John N. Work
Eureka
Joe Wolfer West
Ol Massa
P. L. Niekkolaus
Cawfordsville
Pete
Nickolaus
Nebraska
Hooper
Henry Nickolaus
Sunset
Sam Baker
Ramseyer Hatchery
South Marion
Wanda
Wesford St
Call
Green
Sitfeod
Evening Journal
Hlayg
Bili
Mary Cherry Newbold
Daryl C. Mathe
Por County
T. Earl Jackson
Owen Grecian
Stephens Jewelry
Stjeed
Geo. W. Stewart
Geo. Stewart
Ereen
W. Main
Ponn State
Senate
Coton
FG. Livesay
Moore's Rootery
A. Claire Dewey
Ernest Carlson
Bettie
Harry Maxwell
Chile
Frank Wells
Fricudaire
Eclipse Lumber Company
Plymouth
Harry Millers
Sats
Dixie Gas
Washington Oil Company
Gibson Produce Company
Wilson Coal Co
Hampshire
Federal
Sidney Moore
Washington State Bank
Saerarc Ambulance “Service
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