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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1933

Page

2

Hogs and cattle market summary from Chicago May 29

Market report shows hogs at 42 000 head with varied weights and steady to 10c lower price trend. Cattle and calves strong to fair, with slaughter cattle and vealers pricing from 4.25 to 7.50 per hundredweight and feeders from 5.00 to 6.59. Sheep and lambs uneven with lambs steady to 8.00 for light weights and other classes lower. Produce receipts and prices for butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes listed alongside.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Corn Prices Report Mixed at Market

Chicago May 29 cash corn prices show No 2 mixed 44 to 45 percent, No 4 44 percent, No 6 40 percent, No 2 yellow 454 percent, No 2 yellow old 45 to 46 percent. No 3 yellow 42 to 44 percent, No 5 yellow 41 to 42 percent, No 6 yellow 40 to 41 percent, No 2 white 46 percent, No 2 white old 47 percent, No 5 white old 3 percent, No 6 white 42 percent. Rad samples 20 to 36. Receipts 377 cars.

Chicago

Secret Murder Cults Across Continents

Collier's Weekly notes secret murder cults operating in several countries. Members allegedly roam at night wearing animal skins to indiscriminately kill, citing age-old degenerate beliefs. Leopard Men in Africa Tiger Men in India Werewolves of Europe referenced.

Africa India Europe Collier's Weekly

News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities

Local columns compiled by D. F. Macon report quick updates from nearby towns including brief notices, social happenings, and community happenings. The notes provide small snapshots of daily life and civic interest across the region.

Hogs at Rock Island yard draw farmers and buyers

Iowa readers report May sun revives farm work with corn yet to be planted and fields to plow. In Rock Island stock yards a sale draws buyers for 62 hogs averaging 565 pounds, mostly barrows, raised by one man near Sigourney. buyers include R L Duncan of Cotter and Wm Eichelberger of Wayland.

Iowa Rock Island Mr. Moore Sigourney

Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot

Yesterday's results include Chicago 5 3 over Boston 1 2 and Pittsburgh 4 0 over Cincinnati 2 4. St Louis 8 5 over Philadelphia 7 3, Brooklyn 5 New York 4. Today's games feature Boston at Pittsburgh as the only scheduled American League contest. Standings highlight Washington 23 16 0.590 and Philadelphia 19 16 0.643 with Cleveland 23 8 0.538 open date noted.

Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York Boston Tesson Seone Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Danie Eed Westforday Chicago St. Lot's Detroit

Kalona visitors and local residents flock to town Saturday

Mrs Ernestine Dean Grady of Kalona and several locals including Mr and Mrs Fred Skola and Mrs Marguerite were in town Saturday afternoon. Others from Ainsworth and Brighton areas reported river levels rising and mild winter remarks.

Ernestine Dean Grady Kalona Fred Skola Marguerite Our City

For Sale Milk Goat and Rabbit Hatches

For sale one milk goat yielding about one gallon daily with one doe kid likely to be weaned. Also a one and a half story house suitable for doubling as a farrowing house, well painted. Two B batteries of rabbit hatches and references Dr Bassler Ainsworth R7T1Zeed.

Bassler Ainsworth

Claims Settled by Farmers Mutual Insurance Group

Secretary James J. Benda reports payments for multiple claims across Richland Washington and surrounding areas. Payments include cattle, calves, heifers, cows, a pony, sheep, hogs, and damages to houses and contents, with amounts ranging from 1 to 513.98 dollars.

James J. Benda Washington County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association Frank Greiner Richland Hog

Eskimo Wife Quip Sparks Winter Night Humor

Fragmentary note from a Melunkin home near South Washington includes a joke about a husband staying out late during winter. It also mentions a man named Ralph described as a friendly little chap and Albert Zieglowsky from Havrewer commenting on hometown fame and land that can raise corn.

South Washington Ralph Albert Zieglowsky Havrewer

Northwest visitors bring news of health improvement

Val Fubes from northwest of Washington are guests, and Mr Fuhe is much improved in health since last fall. friends will be glad to hear.

Ainsworth W. BE. Fram Bernard Walker Albangn G. C. Ebner Bert Booth Moore Harry Jazrett Sands Ted Herr Cal Pearson Jack McCreedy Haskins Val Fubes Washington Mr. Fuhe

Drake and His Fifteen Hundred Turkeys At Patterson Farm

Harry Drake tends fifteen hundred turkeys at the Patterson farm north of town. The birds are thriving as Thanksgiving dinners approach.

Harry Drake Patterson

Local damages listed for livestock and properties

Damage amounts recorded for several properties including a brooder house and contents in Ainsworth and West Chester. Hilton M. Rabenold and Charles W. Kolosick in Ainsworth, Morton H. Emde in West Chester, and Lewis H. Krewson in Richland report losses totaling a few dollars to hundreds. Overall damage noted at $756.44.

Hilton M. Rabenold Ainsworth Herve Charles W. Kolosick Brooder House Morton H. Emde West Chester

Reminiscences and Visitors Highlight Local News

Sam Riddles discusses Man o' War offspring with a guest who questions disarmament. Notables Johnny Baker and Harry Macon visit Cedar Falls. Henry Jr. Frieends visit Decatur and Thermopolis. Dr. H L Gordon attends osteopathic meeting. Mrs Edmondson from Columbus Jet attends commencement. Long Beach visitors Mrs Kendall and Mr Pringle with Cy Dickinson. McCormicks from Stark visit. Hettie Jones’ sister ties to James Jones.

H. L. Gordon New Moines M. R. Edmondson Columbus Jet Frank Kendall W. D. Pringle Long Beach Calif Cy Dickinson Ralph McCormick Stark Ruan McCormick Hettie Jones James Jones Clay Township

Brighton News Notes Death in Sioux Falls and Local Wedding

Mrs G Marshall traveled to Sioux Falls to attend her brother in death. The Brighton Band, directed by Joe Cristy, gave its first concert of the season to a good crowd. A marriage announced: Wax Mortimore wed Virginia Clark of Denver Colorado May 201. They plan to visit relatives here and then reside at home.

Brighton G. Marshall Sioux Fale Myers le Brighton Band Joe Cristy Wax Mortimore Virginia Clark Sevett James Clark Denver Col

Birds Slow to Mature Worldwide Have Varied Growth Rates

The article notes many birds mature rapidly after hatching while the condor delays independence. It explains bobwhite quail resemble a bustling bee in activity, whereas condors keep young in the nest for about a year before fledging.

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