Chicago Livestock Market Report October 7 Prices Listed
Chicago livestock and produce market summary shows hog receipts of 17 000 with direct 3 000. Hogs range 4 00 to 6 65 per hundredweight with various weight categories. Cattle receipts 11 000 with steers yearlings and bulls offered. prices from 7 50 to 10 60 for mixed weight groups. Sheep 15 000 with steady killing classes and lambs 5 75 to 6 60. Produce markets note eggs steady with 2 808 cases, butter mixed, poultry weak, and potatoes on tracks with regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota H Dakota
Idaho
Minnesota
Red River Ohios
Colorado McClures
Towa Livestock Market Report from CINES Ia
Combined receipts at 22 concentration yards and seven packing plants in interior Towa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8:00 A M show 4 800, down from 19 800 a week earlier. Market strong to one cent higher, hogs 200 lb and up lift, light shipments, weights 140 to 160 lb good and choice 3 75 to 4 50, higher weights 160 to 180 lb 4 35 to 4 75, 180 to 200 lb 4 60 to 5 10, 200 to 220 lb 4 75 to 5 10, 220 to 250 lb 4 70 to 5 15, heavier hogs 290 lb and up 4 60 to 5 15, sows 3 90 to 4 40. Prices based on bulk trades. Longer shipments show weight variance. shipping-point weight hogs excluded from quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Towa
Minesota
Real life and screen worlds blend in Hollywood memories
A reminiscence recalls a Chinese girl named Anna May Wone who first watched Pearl White in The Perils of Pauline at a Los Angeles Main Street theater. The piece reflects on how real life and film heroism cross paths, noting how the acting world fuels lasting idol worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Wilby
Pearl White
Anna May Wone
Main Street
Los Angeles
Reed Declares Rain Beneficial Across State
Weather observers note rain replenished surface water while deep subsoil remains dry. Charles D. Reed cites slow corn drying due to moist soil and reports good stands of winter wheat and rye, late truck crops escaped frost, hog cholera concerns persist, and frost risk appears in northwest Iowa with temperatures dropping tonight across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Reed
State and Federal Weather and Top Bureau
Reed
Des “Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Sac City
Lamont
Ottumwa
Davenport
LaCrosse
Alexander Ward’s Barber Shop and New York Screen Features
A mixed-bag TV and cinema item layout notes Alexander Ward and his barbershop, plus Hollywood gossip on Miss Wong returning to debut with Warner Ol ind and Sessue Hayakawa in Paramounts Daughter of the Dragon. It highlights Pardon Us Laurel and Hardy at State theater with multiple language versions, and praises Fr led by Hardy, Lightner, and a strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gether
Miss Wong
Hollywood
Warner Olind
Sessue Hayakawa
Paramount
Sax Rohmer
X Theater
Scotland Yard 1
Spardon Us
Laurel
DY Peat
Laurel and Huray
Hal Roach
State Theater
Laurel Hardy
Laurel and Hardy
Fifth Annual Poultry Show At Des Moines Expo
Fort Des Moines hotel hosted the Town Poultry Improvement Association event from September 28 through October 2. A smaller crowd attended, yet exhibitors and visitors competed for prizes and showcased their birds amid steady interest in the local poultry scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoe Town Poultry Improvement Association
Fort Ds Moines
Des Moines
News Notes From Around Our Neighboring Communities
In October at Ainsworth Jesse Pearson unloaded a fine carload of Herefords headed for Chicago after feeding. C K Clapper and sister Miss Accie Clapper are thanked for journal checks. Ira Nordyke, Ainsworth station agent, notes better conditions if complaints stop. John Rath works east of Ainsworth near the junction of No and 161, visiting with a mother and a gentleman driving in from Waterloo and two men from St Louis. Richards at the cemetery keeps acres in neat order, while Dr Bassler plans a motorized golf setup once roads improve. Henry J Koehler lights his home with new electric fixtures. Jesse Marr, Jon Dut, and others are mentioned in passing, with WF Gardner improving after a shut-in period. Mist Bessie Busby cares for Mrs Thomas near Cotter, praising the home as one of America’s best for meals and hospitality. Nan Richey, nurse at the Thomas home, took a three week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rath
Ainworth
A. Gentle
Waterloo
St. Louis
Davenport
St Louis
Bessie Busby
John ‘Thomas
Cotter
Thomas
Joan
America
Nan Richey
Case Field stadium hosts first Washington gridiron night
A chaotic era ends as Case Field at the new Washington stadium hosts a clean gridiron. Washington junior college Cardinals lose to Burlington junior college 2 0 in a nip and tuck battle before about 1 000 fans. Louus Brooks and Dale Kiesey deliver punting prowess while the Black Hawks capitalize on breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Case Field
Washington Stadium
Jane
Louus Brooks
Burlington Junior College
Washington Junior College Cadinals
Wible
Possesson
Blackhawks
F. Thomason
Cardinals
Burlington
Michael Creek Diversion to be Discussed by Joint Boards
Purpose of session is to discuss the Michael Creek diversion project. The joint boards of Louisa and Muscatine counties will meet Thursday at the Muscatine courthouse to review plans and potential impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Michael Creek
Joint Board of Supervisors
Louisa and
Muscatine Counties
Muscatine
Journal's Fall Sale Dates and Listings for Purebred Polands
The Keota area hosts a series of fall sales for purebred Polands and Durocs with dates from October 4 to October 29. Sellers include Mike Trier, Embree Keota Toway, Robert G. Sheets Keota, John Wag ington, L Underwood near Haskins, Allen Walker Yar month, J Oak and Sons Col. Jet, Reed Spencer in Washington, and Paul G. Peterson & Son Mediapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike ‘Trier
Keota
Duroc Bearn and
Embree Keota
Toway
Hamp
Robert G. Sheets
Keo
Poland
John Wagington
Polands
L. Underwood
Haskins
Allen” Walker
Yar
TL J. Oak and Sons
Col. Jet
Spencer Reed
Washington
Paul G. Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Towa Livestock Market Cines
Witting
Harness Shop
United States
Lars
Wittiig
Dream
Robert G. Sheetz
China
Bob Sheetz
Paul J. Gorham
Bis Id Represe
Per & Macon
Walter Stoutner
Keota, Iowa
Keokuk
Sioux City
Poday
Ariss In
Alexander
Jearme Ward
Wards
Alexander Hamilton
Tucker
Arliss Lous
Ee Tage
Hardy
Vinnie Lightner
Charles Sterworth
Evalyn Knapp
Donald Cook
Guy Kibbee
Morhew
Fred W
Ainsworth
Jesse Pearson
Jesse
C. K. Clapper
Miss “Accle Clapper
C. K
Ira Nordyke
Miung
Condidions
Richards
Mr. Richards
Henry J. Koehler
Jesse Marr
Jon Dut
Bee
WF. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Vacu Happy
Heck
Talkies
Peck
Bayliss
Ayliss
Fine News
Ington Senve
Burlington Stadium
Fred Wolf
Waverly
A. H. Wardy
Independence
V. C. Ramseyer
Oskaloosa
A. H. Ward
Tamsoy Tary
Carl Ket
Henderson
Town State College
Harry Balmer
Newton
Romberg
Ruring Jowrie
Harry Fraks Adel
Fred Wagner
Eureka
Chas
Ni Ola
Boa
Midway Sale Pavilion
Stisiie
Duncan
Paul Klotz
Ernie Dunlap
Wapello
Yetioneers
Columbus Tunction State Bank
Haskins Presby
George R. Stapp
Washington Count Hospital
West Liberty
Milton Darrow
Herbert
St. Pa
T. F. Tonmensen
Faith
Mis
Carol Tenichsen
Cedar Rapids
Jame Smith
Norris € Dickey
East
Molin
Sadie
Martha T
Evening Journal
Washington County
di Watson
Gilt Edge Security
Bureau of Standards
Tripoil Refining
Schmodller Bro
Naif
Shropshire Mauford Rabenold
Chester White
Duroc Jersey
Acheson & Dunsmore, Ainsworth iybtGeod
Hampshire
Tamworth
Henry Trier
W. R. Gamon
Frank Pearson
Times In Manufacturing Co
Richard Farrell
Don Darbyshire
Crawfordsville
Angel
McCormick Deering Corn Pleker
Deligiou Wa
Tacit Iceturies Cme
Old Durford
Call Journal A
Baptist Hhureh
Green
Hide
Brighton
A. J. Johson
N. Ave
B. Call
West Chester
Lucy
Dempsey
Marion
Geo. W
Aetna
Frank
Phone 601
Blue
Walter Little
Hesseltine
Dinty
Fred Goodwin Shoe Repairing
W. S. Reister & Sons
Reister Creamery
Washington Butter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!