Chicago Livestock Markets Show Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Receipts Hog 42 000 cattle 26 000 and sheep 33 000. Hogs mixed with top around 5 60 to 5 80, weigh t 180 to 190 lbs. Packing sows steady. Cattle largely steady with fed steers and yearlings strong, steers 8 00 to 19 25, cows 4 50 to 6 00, vealers 7 50 to 9 25. Sheep and lambs steady to higher, good and native lambs 6 28 to 6 73, slaughter lambs 6 00 to 7 50, ewes 1 25 to 1 75. Market reports reflect broad demand across weights and classes.
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Chicago
Lis
Worth Ponderit Tf the devil can have Srst chance for our children
A compact weekly note reflects on religious duty and the moral stakes for children, urging humility before temptation while critiquing showy church structures and worldly ambition.
International air-mail route debated near Hinshaw
A survey question asks if Honarah or T think an international air-mail route should be established. The manager says air-mail has not yet reached a stage to make such trips safely and does not expect a route near Hinshaw anytime soon.
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Hinshaw
A&p
Reunion for Clarence White honors guests at Burlington home
Sreee and Mrs White celebrate at Cycle Pratt residence on Sunday Oct 4 with many relatives and friends presenting gifts to the bride. Attendees include A C Cowie Willian Cowie G M Tuttle G E Pratt Winfield Griffitts and Doris Jamison Biggsville plus many others from Muscatine Burlington Iowa City and Town City. Helen Hamilton party hosted by Ruth Ringheim at Fr home with two tables and Edith White high score. Refreshments served.
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White
Clycle Pratt
Clarence White
A.C. Cowie
Willian Cowie
G. M. Tuttle
Burlington
G. BE. Pratt
Wineld
A. D. Griffits
Wayne Griffitts
Doris Jamison
Biggsville, Il
Lady
Boston and Son
Muscatine
Czar Casperson
Louise McFadden
Iowa City
Harry Miller
Louis
Les Jones
Clyde Pratt
LeRoy Pratt
Town City
Ralph Pratt
Billy Ew
Helen Hamilton
Ruth Ringheim
Helen Grinnell
Edith White
Frank Stewart
Community club and society notices from October calendar
Readable items list meetings and events across local groups led by Daughters of Union Veterans Fortnightly clubs Farm Bureau Ladies Aid and others. Meets scheduled October 5 6 7 with venues hosts dues reminders sewing quilt pieces and pot luck details amid scattered misprints.
Methodist choir rehearsal and Baptist meeting notice
A church notice announces the Methodist choir rehearsal on Thursday evening and a Chester Baptist Mission meeting. The Linger Longer club at Chester Baptist Mission will gather Thursday afternoon. Baptist ladies are urged to attend with work plans for the white area and a date change to October 19.
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Sails
Anderson
St Chester Baptist
Aly
Ladies of the Baptist Con
Wade
Poe. O
Orville ‘Bider
Country Club
Prairie Flower Missionary Cele
Arthur Wyle
Ross
Cardinals Triumph 5-2 As Grove Falters
Miller singled in the eighth to break Grove’s mastery as the Cardinals built a 5-2 lead. Pepper Martin led the offense with key hits in the second fourth and seventh innings while Hottomley Bottomley Wilson and Grimes contributed. Letty Grove struggled for the Athletics as the Cardinals surged.
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Miller
Caranals
Simmons
McNair
Cardinals
Letty Grove
Pepper Martin
Grove
Martin
Wilson
Hottomley
Eight year old girl injured after car collision near town
An eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Garmo was hit by a car while playing on the road north of town. She sustained a broken tooth in three places and head gashes, with serious condition due to injuries and shock. Driver Roger Colthurst stopped and assisted, horn sounded as he tried to avoid the child. The girl was taken to Washington county hospital for treatment.
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RTH
Et Lean
Roy Garmoe
Here
Washington County
Roger Colthurst
Crawfordsville News Highlights Local Travel and School Initiation
The Crawfordsville correspondent reports Mr and Mrs John Davidson returning from an Ozarks trip with colorful anecdotes about locals and visitors. Cedar support includes Mrs Karl Chambers’ journal gift, teachers and students at Washington area schools, and a lively initiation night for sophomores at the high school with games, pranks, and a mock ceremony for freshmen.
Freshman and Sophomore Class Activities Detailed
Students described as freshmen and sophomores enjoyed a school gathering with refreshments and games at Norene Mast's home. They learned about gym cleanup duties and prepared for next year as they anticipate entering the high school.
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Sreshian
Norene Mast
Journal's Sale Date Column
Fall sale notices list multiple auctions across Iowa communities with breeders and dates. Names include Knotek Tires River Side Keota Washington Haskins Yar mouth Mediapolia and sellers such as Mike Trier Ld Forest Embree Allen Walker Paul G Peterson Son Det. Lt Robert G Sheets HL J Oak and Sona Col. Details mention fall sales of Duroes Polands and purebred Hamp shire hogs with dates from Oct 7 to Oct 29 and locations near Brighton road paved road 161 and 04 miles southwest of Keota.
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Knotek Tires
Riverside
Mike ‘Trier
Keota
Duroe Boars and Gifts
Forest Embree
Iowa
Hampshire
Brighton Road
Wart
Robert G. Sheets
Polands
John Wagner
Washington
L. Underwood
Haskins
Allen” Walker
Yarmouth
HL J
Oak and Sona
Paul G. Peterson Son
Mediapolia
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