Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Cattle Trade
Chicago livestock report shows hogs at 7,000 head with demand slow and light hogs steady to 10 cents lower for others. Top at 7.00, large lots 6.75 to 6.95, 6.60 to 6.90 for heavier pigs, sows 6.00 to 6.25. Cattle at 7,000, calves 1,200 with steady to strong demand for good weights. yearlings scarce, early tops for long yearlings and steers around 11.00, stockers 8.25 to 9.50, fat cows steady, heifers mixed, heifers light 10.50. Sheep 6,000 with fat lambs slow but good native lambs around 9.50 to 9.75, yearlings and sheep steady.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Grain Table: Mixed Wheat Corn and Oats Quotes
Chicago grain table shows May and July Wheat and Corn futures with fluctuating quotes. Oats and Rye entries include multiple months and price ranges, reflecting market changes for early October.
Grain Prices Reported for Chicago Market
Chicago cash grain prices listed for corn and oats show various mixes and color grades. Corn values range from 45 to 51 percent and 55 percent for white, with several yellow varieties noted. Oats show samples at 30 to 33 percent with white samples at 32 to 33 percent.
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Chicago
Market Eggs and Poultry Reported Steady with Mixed Receipts
Egg market firm with receipts 4 412 cases and fresh graded firsts 181 extra firsts 20 percent while current receipts 16 percent and dirties 14. Poultry market steady with 46 trucks received including 15 hens and 144 percent spring chickens with other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Protest Over Parole for Sioux City Gangster
Sioux City Policemen's Burial association protests Gov. Wilson's parole board hearing recommendation for James Davis a Fort Madison inmate serving life for the 20 year old murder of Detective James Britton in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Policemen’s Burial Association
George A. Wilson
James Davis
Fort Madison
James Britton
Intoxicated Riders Sentenced in Fatal Crash
Hampton report states Raymond Schumacher 24 and Russell Freese 22 pleaded guilty to intoxication connected to a fatal crash that killed Raymond Malotte, 12. Both received 30 days in jail.
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Hampton
Raymond Schumacher
Russell Freese
Morris Danielson
Raymond Malotte
REISTER'S MARKETS PRICES AND POULTRY PURCHASE TERMS
Prices paid Wednesday at Reister's Markets include sweet cream 27 cents per pound and sour cream 26 to 28 cents per pound. Hennery eggs priced at 19 cents per dozen for brown and white. No. 2 eggs listed at 16 to 1?0. Delivers to plant get extra payment per pound. All No. 2 poultry with defects bought at value. cull poultry rejected.
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Hennery
Ainsworth High Elects Class Officers and Staff
The Ainsworth High School classes elected officers for the coming year. Freshmen president Mabel Thoma,Sophomore president Lois Fitzgerald, Junior president Daryl Pearson, Senior president Norval Norris head the student body. School paper staff named Esther Jean Wolfe editor, Mildred Presley associate editor, and others as editors, pressmen, and business manager Norval Norris.
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Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Ainsworth High School
Mabel Thoma
Lorene Anderson
Marian Stephens
Miss Seybold
Lois Fitzgerald
John Koehler
John Walker
Miss Bishop
Daryl Pearson
Virginia Miller
Gilbert Wood
Miss Stuart
Norval Norris
Richard Beenblossom
Mike Evans
Treas
Mr. Rider
Effie McCreedy
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Richards
Burlington
Dorothy Pearson
Cedar Falls
Lee Genking
Herrington
Karrsas
Fred Hawkins
Minnie Stuart
Jack Marstons
Jessie Moore
Hawkins
al Hazeletts
Nichols
Marstons
Newslites
Esther Jean Wolfe
Mildred Pressley
Rolland Hendrickson
Robert Megcelsen
Junior Koehler
Mildred McCaleb
Wayne Cline
Evelyn Powers
Connie Stephens
Mary Crawford
Edith Jolly
Mr. Butterworth
Local notes from Stringtown mixed visits and chores
Stringtown residents share visits from Rev Arnold Schultz of Bluffton and multiple neighbors. The community reports dinners, housework help, winter wood stock up, cementing work, and shopping trips among residents and visiting relatives.
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J. J. Rich
Stringtown
Arnold Schultz
Bluffton
J. J Rich
Sam Roth
Harm Westen
Joe Widmers
Paul Mast
George Brooks
Lloyd Peterson
Swedesburg
J. C. Graber
Dave Graber
Wm. Reschley
Olds and Crew
Jimmy McCleary Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Grandparents
Crawfordsville Oct 3. Jimmy McCleary son of Bruce and the late Anna Mae White celebrated his fifth birthday on Oct 1 and marked his parents tenth wedding anniversary. The article notes visitors from Des Moines Washington Medapolis and Ottumwa with church Rally Day activities at the United Presbyterian church featuring Clint Nicholaou and a long program of songs and readings.
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Crawfordsville
Bruce McCleary
Jimmy
Des Moines
McCleary
Anna Mae White
Business
Davenport
VanDyke
van Dyke
Fred Strain
Jerry
Ainsworth
A. H. Raymond
Bruce Hanna
Allen Conrad
Glen Owens
Ottumwa
Lacy Hinton
Lisle Anwyl
Medapolis
Ollie Anwyl
R. I. Williams
Lee Lease
Margaret Schmitt
Fairfield
Methodist Church
Clint Nicholaou
Washington
Rev. Voors
Merrimac club notes and local visits
The Merrie Makers club met with Mrs. Johnnie Baldosier on Thursday afternoon. Local residents and visitors including Glen Shafer, the Baldosier family, the Amrine family, and others were mentioned in casual visits and household updates.
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Merrimac
Merrie Makers Club
Johnnie Baldosier
Doss van Winkle
Mary Amrine
Dave Baldosier
Glen Shafer
Boyd Lantz
Donnie
Oskaloosa
Leonard Smith
Yarmouth
Dave
Max Baldosier
Joyce
Will Bekel
Robert Diers
Carl Amrine
J. A. Wieneke, Jr
John Wieneke
Roy Duttweiler
Jay Shafere
Community Notes From East Highland This Week
East Highland reports visitations among residents including Home Clark Gail Murdock and Anna Lear families. Donald Rath Ed Teslik and others conducted Iowa City business. Richard Skola recovers from rheumatism and Gail Murdock added hog feeding floor cement work this Saturday.
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Frank Mincer
East Highland
Home Clark
Gail Murdock
Donald Rath
Ed Teslik
Iowa City
Keith Heath
Robert Wieland
Noah Wieland
Frankie J. Mincer
Gary Gene
R. A. Stoll
Dvorak
Satuday
Ethel Mincer
Oak Grove
Carol Anne Rath
Anna Rath
Ora Long
Lone Tree
Henry Prymek
Wellman Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Dr. Frank Boller joined the Severt home as a supper guest. Washington visitors included Mrs Rex Severt and Mrs Frank Wilson. The Wrights moved to Maplecrest show farm, while the Yoders relocated to Elias Hole farm. New renters Loyd Polson plan to move next week and Loyd Hodges returned from Marshalltown. Several residents visited Iowa City for luncheons and dinners, with many gatherings noted among neighbors.
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Frank Wilson
Wellman
Frank Boller
Ross Severt
Rex Severt
Washington
Severt
Country Club
Arthur Wright
Mapelcrest Show Farm
Clifford Yoder
Yoders
Maplecrest
Iowa City
Grant Griffith
Ella Griffith
Joe D. Yoder
Leo Gislain
Keith Carr
Iowa State Plans 38 Short Courses at College This Year
Ames Iowa October 3 Thirty eight short courses are planned at Iowa State College over the next year expecting about 17000 attendees The program includes new events Farm and Home Horticulture during Farm and Home Week Swimming Pool Operation Rural Church Leaders Institute and a slate of conferences from October to February with dates and topics such as Electric Metering News papermen Sewage Treatment and Rural Electrification Conference.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
R. M. Vifquain
Rural Church Leaders’ Institute
Midwest Gas
Youth Dies From Fall Off Horse in Lorimor
Don ald Thurman 15 son of John Thurman of Lorimor died in a hospital after a fall from a horse. He suffered a skull fracture and did not regain consciousness. Funeral services are to be held in Lorimor.
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Creston
Lorimor
Donald Thurman
John Thurman
County Relief Bonds Sold to Bank
Cerro Gordo county relief bonds of 65000 were sold to First National Bank of Mason City at 11 percent interest and a 3 75 premium. Eight bidders attended the sale held Monday. The bonds are to be retired from 1941 through 1943.
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Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
First National Bank of
Iowa City Visitors Saturday Afternoon
Born at the Washington County Hospital Thursday night, Mr and Mrs H E Ross were Iowa City visitors Saturday afternoon.
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Washington County Hospital
H. E. Ross
Iowa City
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McCleery Calendar Factory
H. McCall
Emil Peiffer
J. D. Rabenold
KB. Phillips
Madison
Louis Baird
Jefferson
H. P. Electrie Motor
Henry Berdo
R. J. D Graves
Wayland
L. H. Orr Land Co
Washington State Bank
East
South Marion
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Cal
W. 197Th
Journal
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City Peed Yard
Addie M. Harmon
North 4Th St
Eclipse Lumber Company
Wellston
D. BE
Dewey’s
North Button Factory
Wisconsin
Rummells Cabbage Co
Don Darbyshire
Otto Suter
Peters Hardware
John Manville
PEARL
Boys Bicycle
Max Birka
Smith-Premier
D. C. Russell
East 7Th St
Call
Putman
Eveready Plumbing & Heating
Green Colonial Dealer
Oren Wallace
Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
Olds
Hesseltine
Brighton
Smal Town
Poland
China
Marehaffrow
Ila
W. Carrick
Guernsey
Jersey
Wim. H. Brown
W. L. Gates
Hampshire
W. R. Gamon
Washington County
E. D. Rayburn CO
JD. M. Dennison
Blanche M. McCleery
Margaret Custer
Journal Office
Blanche
N. MecCleery
Texas
Chas
E. Harrison
The
Evening Journal
Evening Journal Classified Advertising Department
Fox
J. F
G. M. Stewart
North
Marion Ave
E. L. Stewart John A. Stewart
Enecutors
Furniture Auto
Noua Confidential Service
LINC
Ray T. Palmer
State Theatre
Chester
James D. Helmick & Son
Casa’ Vo
Reister’s Markets
Washington, Iowa
W. S. Reister & Sons
Anna
Jimmy McCleary
Mary Manners
L. H. Rinner and
Frankfurts
Post Office
Wellaton
Jerrey
D. E. Brumback
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Magoon
Iowa State
Jim Hotle
Lawa Avenue
Pav
Chris Horning
H. B. Jones
Northside Hotel
Wrigley Building
Loop
Rush and
Ohio Street
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