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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1930

Page

2

Receipts and Prices for Cattle and Sheep Market Report

Receipts 1,000 cattle with steers and heifers showing mixed demand as prices stay high for in-between grade yearlings. Slaughter cattle graded good to choice range 12.00 to 13.25 for heavy steers, with common and medium 6.50 to 10.25. cows 5.00 to 23.00. Stocker feeders and vealers vary by grade. sheep receipts 14,000 with lambs generally 9.65 to 9.40, feeders 8.7 to 9.5, and lamb feed costs noted with weights and grades.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Prarkyt Wetlve

Hog receipts show mixed demand at Des Moines yards

Department of Agriculture reports hog receipts at 20 concentration yards and packing plants in interior Town and Southern Minnesota for the 24 hour period ending 10:00 am today totaled 8644, with 7,039 previously noted. Buyers reluctant to higher prices, mostly steady to higher, 210 to 300 lb weights advanced. Packing weights 180 to 200 lb steady, quality plain, highlights include 140 to 160 lb and 160 to 180 lb ranges with varying prices, several weight classes showing price movements between 8.75 and 10.60 per cwt.

JOA Investoer Des Moines Minnesota

Cubs Cling To Narrow Lead In Tight National League Race

The Cubs lead the National League by a half game as Chicago, St Louis and Brooklyn push for first place. Robins and Cards beat the Cubs and Giants 2 to 4, with Dizzy Dean striking out 11 in the Robins’ win. Wilson homered for Giants. Phillies upset Reds 13 to 7 as Indians topple Yankees 9 to 5. White Sox win in 12 innings over Red Sox. Browns beat Washington. pitching and offense highlight a busy slate.

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Chicago Grain emen range and cash market close

Grain market update shows Sept wheat at 81 1/2 with nearby contracts and cash prices mixed across corn oats rye and lard. No. 2 yellow corn and various wheat grades trade around mid 90s while oats and rye post varied quotes and carload totals noted for delivery channels.

Mrs McCall sale notes and small town chatter

Notes from a Mrs McCall sale recount a young girl Vern to Rose Tellin and locals from Wellman to Kansas City at the auction. Headlines mention Reverends Robins and Wenger bidding, Otha Huber from South English, and families from Havre to Conesville. Mentions a breakfast dinner at a Big Dinner, school and church events, and a Sunday visit by Clarence Nelson.

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Grain futures and prices listed for Toledo market update

Toledo seed market reports assorted prices for seeds and crops including timothy and clover, with contract months and price per cwt noted. Prices show varying futures values across October December and March contracts, reflecting old and new prime grades and cash options.

Toledo Ohio F Alsike Cash Jes Timothy Rusty

Wayland social roundup and local visits

Wayland residents hosted and visited relatives across Fairfield Edena and nearby towns. Families included Stortz, Stier, McBeth, Barr, Baldind, Koehles, and Wirnberg ties with church youth outings to Havre and a conference return for Rev. Pritchard. Edith Wenger extends Sunday visit. plans shift to Burlington for a commercial course.

Wayland Harry Stortz Fairfield Lawrence Stort Max Sinclair Maxine Betty Emil Stier Ira McBeth Edena Geo, Barr Ray Baldind Pete Koehles Ainsworth Aneediss Mise Gertrude Miner Vivian Rien Edith Sehaifer Christine Schlatter Eudora, Roth Ina Wilna Boshart Grace Erb B'cher Havre S.C. Wittmer Pritchard Helen Graber Watkins Peter Graber Crawfordsville Lucile Maxine Vina Cantwell Mt.Pleageant Delbert Troutman Joan Blaine Ain Winfield DO. Davison Cappock Witmer Fara Witmer Vere Goff Donald Jacob Graber Gollen Irvin Rich Orville Meyer Raid Boshart Cedar Fall Tsunday

Paving progress and school notes from Ainsworth report

Ainsworth correspondent reports road work on No 161 and the overhead bridge completed, paving crews departed, and dry weather aiding progress. JH Krenmyre returns to the M E church for another year. reception for minister and family and teachers planned. Local students and staff assignments noted at Ainsworth School under FR Butterworth.

Minsworth Toston Ac Rey JH. Krenmyre M. E Dasne Champaign

Electives Tangle With Oath and Old Family Ties

Plainfield high school will offer electives in bookkeeping sociology and advanced algebra in the second semester. Miss Marjorie Foster teaches multiple courses while Mrs Swan directs the orchestra and glee club. The Coulter family previously lived here before moving to California. Aug 25. Mrs Coulter and husband later resided in Long Beach, California after visiting Ft. Morgan, Colorado. She died of a heart attack in an elevator at a store in Denver. Mr Coulter receives condolences from local friends. Juary Utterback.

Sow Grim Marjorie Foster Plainfield Aitho Swan Joseph Coulter California Augie Fishback Couler Malvern Iowa Robert H. Coulter Ainsworth Denver Colorais

Watering Hor and Horse Water Needs

There is a diversity of opinion on whether a horse should be watered before during or after feeding. Water can be given at any of the three times without injurious effect, but it is best to establish a habit after observing the individual horse. The average water consumption of a horse is from ten to twelve gallons daily.

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