Chicago Live Stock and Produce Market Report
Chicago market notes show hogs at around steady with most porkers 200 to 250 pounds at 5.40 to 5.85. cattle mixed with best fed steers and yearlings up 25 to 50 cents, prime yearlings reaching 10.35. sheep 12,000 head with finish easing 25 to 50 cents. Produce steady with butter 31 to 33 cents, cheese around 14% to 14½ cents, poultry weak with various fowl prices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Strictly Choice
Colorados
Civil Action and Interference With Cattle Tests
Henry county farmer Mills faced a hearing on interference with cattle testing. He was released on bond. hearing set for next week. County Attorney Vance said witnesses left. guardsmen stationed in the park as a precaution while state veterinarians continued testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT Pleasant
J. 3. Mills
Henry County
Clifford Vance
Mr. Pleasant
Seites
Donald Law
Corning
Mount Pleasant
Oct
James
Mille
Mills
Hie Peace
W. F. Coles
Carnahan
Busawa
Iowa Hog Market Quotes From Des Moines Auction
Combined hog receipts for 24 hours ending 8:00 A M total 17 700 across interior towns and southern Minnesota yards. Market steady to strong with active trading and moderate volume. most hogs 200 to 300 lb at 4.75 to 5.00 dollars per cwt. lighter and heavier weights shown with varied price ranges. Shipping point weight excluded from quotations. corn and oats car counts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
CS. P. A
Town
Minnesota
International Sunday School Lesson in Thessalonica and Berea
Fragmented notes cover Paul preaching in Thessalonica and Berea with focus on his methods, Jewish response, and Gentile interest. The text outlines his approach on the Sabbath, Scripture-based proof of Christ, and the character of his ministry including courage, honesty, and gentleness. It also references opposition, riot, and later Berea reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Thessalonica
Sus
Christ
Tesus
Crist
Dows
Suneday
Jesus
Tresson
Pte
Rite Tomalan
Aegis
Ti Paul
Berea
Sally ONeil Plays The Brat At Fox Theater
Sally ONeil stars in The Brat at the Fox theater on Monday and Tuesday. A dangerous scene required her to crawl from a third story window and slide down a rope, prompting director John Ford to hire a double until ONeil protested and mastered the stunt herself. Virginia Cherrill and June Collyer also feature in the comedy drama drawing attention for its humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally O'Neil
Fox Theater
Miss O'Neil
John Ford
Frank Albertson
Aula Dinehart
William Collier
Virginia Cherrill
June Collyer
Marx Brothers rise to fame in early film era
A fragmentary history sketches the Marx brothers path from stage monologues to forming the famous quartet. It notes Groucho and Harpo joining with Gummo and Zeppo, tracing their evolution into the Four Marx Brothers and a stint in show business and later cross dressing ventures in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx Brothers
Grouch
Grummo
Harpo
Navy
Groigho
Uiey
Groucho
Grammo
Haryo
Graimmo
New York
Zeppo
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
A fragmentary column notes nearby towns Crawfordsville Washington and L. detailing storm damage building changes and ongoing projects. It mentions farms and residents Pete Berdos Rob Mitchell Earl Simpson and more, plus a funeral for Mr McNeil and local shop activity in Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hering Farm
TD. Woodburn
W.W. Twinam Farm
Rob Mitchel
Crawfords Ville
Earl Simpson
Washington
Pat Moriarity
Mr. Tait
Berdo New House
Harmony area farm and social notes mix with sales and club news
Harmony correspondence covers weekend visits on the McKinstry estate and local farm activity. Joe Chemlar assists, corn busking resumes, and Hill Chemlar seasons cubbs torn. Also notes on a dental visit, sewing circle, callers, and local gatherings. For sale apples and Romanites offered by Gano. Shellbark club officers elected. Columbus Junction rep to state assembly. Auctions held near Colun on farm three miles west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schiebel
Hon Wilson
McKinstry
Joe Chemlar
St. Louis
Bill Chemlar
George Kurtz
JE. Griffith
Pauli
Ed Lukavsky
Mary
Waller
Sune
Chas Schiebel
Chemlar
Delbert Darnell
Eos WA
Wt Thomas
J J Grimm
EH. Weigner
E. E
Aledo
Til
Pant
Columbus Junction
RS. Johnston
Calan
City
Local Kans Items Highlight Honoring Sir Haney Heruiave
A Kalona community event held in honor of Sir Haney Heruiave drew guests including Mr and Mrs Eluer Vincent and families from Washington and nearby towns. Attendees included Gertrude Lakes, Miss Anna Kositz, and Mr and Mrs Ted Lakes, with visiting relatives from Washington and Jew City. Local attendees and business visitors, such as Kermit Ehrenfelt and Tim Grady, spent time with residents during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
An Mia Frank Crebrl
Ted
Gertrude
Mie Tay Bheenfelt
Washington
M. Teithrenfelt
Will Jenneman
Monet Youter
Kone
Kermit Ehrenfelt
Tim Grady
Jews City
Mra Yoty
Mra Hostetter
Hostetter
Mev
Roy Krotz
Near Washington
Obituary Notices From Columbus Junction Area
Funeral services for Mrs Rebecca Tancroft 84, a former Columbus City resident, are set for 9 20 Saturday at her daughter's home near Richland with graveside rites at Columbus City cemetery at 11. She widow of Delos Bancroft, a Baptist minister who died in 1918. Survived by son Joan Tallant of Chicago, daughter Mrs W C Beauchamp, five grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and four brothers Charles Avingdale Columbus City John Avingdale Dr James Ardale Council Bluffs George Aringdale. Also note funeral for Arista Jennings at Met Morris? church with grave service by local Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Rebecca Tancroft
Columbus City
W. C. Beaucham
Richland
Bancroft
Delos Bancroft
Brighton
Joan Tallant
Chicago
W. C. Beauchamp
Charles Avingdale
Uibuis
John Avingdale
James Aridale
Council Llutis
George Aringdale
St. Augustine
Arista Jennings
Metindist
Wo A. Lamp
Fall sales and household goods advertised in journal
Listings show horse sales by Katona W Thomas Anon Walker and J Oak and Sons with Polands and Duroes at Oct 21 24 and Oct 20 21, plus Purebred Polands from Spencer Reed Washington and Paul G Peterson & Son Mediapolia, and goods from the late Mrs Margaret Hull Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Katona
Thomas Anon Walker
Yare
Polands
J. Oak and Sons
Col
Jet
Pall
Duroes
Spencer Reed
Washington
Paul G. Peterson & Son
Mediapolia
Margaret Hull
Crawfordsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Livestock
Allen Walker
Poland
China
Yarmouth
Eli Nuggett
Buster B. Boy
Moulder
Oler
H. Cooper
Olive Walker
Paul Gorham
Evening Journal
Washington, Ia
J. M. Nesbitt
Drover’s Journal
Duroc Jersey Sale
Bears
Aga Wave
Lle
Fieldman
Gorham
H.J. Oak & Sons
Towa
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Iowa Livestock Market
Internationa Unday
Schoolesson
Thessalonica and
Hathed
Bron
Burfalo
Jack Fuller
New York City
Charlie Dawson
Keota
Frank L. Stantas
Dart
Cota
Pscica
Sally Onin
Double
Pip
Improv
Cal Teemblosson
M.M. Flynn
Geo. Weston
W H. McConnell
Kyle Orvis
Deam Cherryholmes PLC
Comple
Pete Berdos
Pete
Berdo
Herman Meyers
Herman
Ien McNeil
Harry Pascal
Harry
J. Crawfordsville
Bob Williams
John Hamil
Milt White
Hugh Jones
Bob
Inaitte
Junior
KEW
Howard Darnell
E. Barber
Dan
Omeone
Miller Pho
Mrs. Frank
J. J. Crile
Iowa
Coppock Town
K. J. Edmondson
Atty Brighton
Jayner
Court
S. Jersey
Arejanieal Corre
SA TS
Bros
Meatrola
Hampshire
Glen Davis
Ainsworth
Quality Feed & Seed Co
Ladesdale Coal
Rock Island
Durst and Johnson
Call Journal
Baptist Thureh
P. Thome
Marion Isett
Noor
Vequare A
Neaat
Brighto Post
Safety
Frank J. Wilson
Journal
LW. Marie
Peterson Produce
Fred Goodwin Shoe Repairing
W. S. Reister & Sons
Reister Creamery Manufacturers
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