Market summary Chicago hogs cattle and sheep notes
Markets report from Chicago shows hogs under 180 pounds firm to 15c higher week, over 200 pounds steady to 15c lower, late top 8.00, week's high 8.25. Cattle demand weak with mixed steers 11.40 to 11.50 for heavy stock and cows down 25c, vealers up. yearlings 11.44, loads 10.75 to 11.25. Sheep 200 head, spring lambs strong to 16c higher, yearlings higher, native springers 4.50 to 9.50, good to near choice yearlings 7.90 to 8.65, slaughter for down around 3.00 to 4.00.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices for Corn and Oats
Chicago market notes show corn bids with multiple grades and percentages including 1 yellow 56 to 57 percent, 2 yellow 56 to 57, 3 yellow 56, 1 white 65 to 68, sample 54. Oats samples listed at 34 percent and 2 white at 7 dollars, 3 white 36 to 36.
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Chicago
Casa
Grain table reports corn receipts at 304 cars
Chicago grain table shows opening and closing figures for wheat corn oats and rye with May July and December positions. The report notes 304 corn receipts in the session and lists mixed price movements across the grain futures contracts.
Market Steady as Chicago Produce Receipts Report
Chicago market news notes steady prices with 6 739 cases received. Fresh graded firsts comprise 18 percent and extra firsts 184 percent while current receipts total 1644 and dirties 14.
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Chicago
For Sale and Lease Notices with Local Classified Items
Classified items include sale of 445 ewes and 340 feeding lambs with part sales possible. Also offers for sale studio couch two cheap work horses and apples. Leased Super Service Station on highway requires small capital. Iowa notices mention village establishment permits and Johnson county decisions affecting tavern locations and revoked or denied permits for several named individuals.
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M. Miller
Halavia
Iowa
West Monroe
Iowa City Roadhouses Could Close After Opinion
Des Moines reports an attorney general opinion may lead to the closing of nine roadhouses on Iowa City's outskirts. The inquiry by Harold W. Westermark aimed to define county boards of supervisors authority to issue class beer permits. The ruling states the county board may issue permits.
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Fred Kyerel
Johnson County
Randall
Butluff
The
Green Gables
Victor Oliva
Raymond Pertweek
Wilbur Conn
Arthur Smith
Ernest Smith
J M Brown
Mr. Rosenberger
Len Stimmel
Des Moines
Iowa City
Harold W. Westermark
County Boards of Supervisors
Horse Jumps Astride Radiator and Is Killed
A horse ridden by Vandiad Wilson, 36, of Van Horne, reportedly jumped onto a radiator and was killed after the rider appeared frightened. The incident occurred in Edar Rapids and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident.
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Edar Rapids
Vandiad Wilson
van Horne
Wilson
Iowa Child Dies After Traffic Crash In Front Of Home
Barbara Jean Evans three died from injuries hours after she was struck by a car in front of her Iowa Des Moines home. Police report she stepped from her uncle L E Morris’s car and ran into the path of a car driven by William A Taylor seventy six.
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Des Moines
Barbara Jean Evans
Barbara Jean
Thomas Evans
L. E. Morris
William A. Taylor
Carter Denied Retrial In Morals Conviction Case
Iowa supreme court denied Archie Carter former Dubuque labor paper editor the petition for re hearing. The court had upheld his 10 year sentence on a morals charge and Carter appealed citing jurors claims they feared reprisals if they voted to convict.
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DBS Moiies
Iowa
Supreme Court
Archie Carter
Dubuque
Carter
District Court
Farm Owner Dies In Fire Destroys Taylor County Home
Ella Hoover seventy seven an extensive land owner in Taylor County died in a blaze that consumed her ramb ling two story farm house Maya Hoover lived alone in the structure Neighbors found the first floor on fire and called upstairs where the flames were already raging The body lay face down beneath a iron bed frame in the wreckage
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Arrseevs
Ella Hoover
Taylor County
Maya Hoover
Advocates Call for School Fundamentals and Honesty
Cameron Spencer reports Beck, former personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, urged 700 teachers from four northwest Iowa counties to restore core values in schools. He cited honesty, teamwork, punctuality, and getting along with others as essential for future success, noting up to 72 percent may lie on job applications and that people lose jobs for poor interpersonal skills.
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Spencer
Cameron
Beck
New York Stock Exchange
Iowa
Methodist Delegates Plea to Congress on Neutrality Law
In Clinton a Methodist conference voted to urge Congress to remove the profit motive in neutrality law deliberations. Some members framed the vote as a request to avoid repealing the current neutrality statute. War and peace topics followed a social service committee report.
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Clinton
Congress
Social Service Committee
Planes Roar Over Town But Not an Air Raid
Cedar Rapids city leaders protest the Inman Brothers flying circus, after a telephone briefing with Adjt. Gen. Grahl and numerous resident worries about air raids. City Attorney Don Hines plans action against the operation four miles north of Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Adjt
Charles Grahl
Des Moines
Don Hines
Luman Brothers Flying Circus
Hines
Inman Rothers
Jury Criticizes Care at Iowa Orphans Home
The Levit county grand jury criticized methods used for mentally and physically deficient orphans at the Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home. It urged action by the state board of control and noted calls for specialized training, amid other local proceedings.
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Levit County Grand Jury
Iowa Soldiers’ Orphans
State Board of Control
Iowa employment service reports strong year for hires
Iowa employers used the state employment service to place 90 855 workers in the year ending June 30 with interviewers making 41 398 calls to study jobs and requirements. Veterans account for 18.1 percent of placements in the high month. total male placements reached 7 789. Des Moines notes average unemployment benefits 10 65 for men and 6 41 for women based on 9 597 claims, with mining transportation manufacturing utilities and insurance highest earning industries.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State
Presbyterian Aid Groups Hold Friday Meetings
Group 1 hosted eleven members and one guest Stella Donaldson with devotions led by Mrs. Robert Wead and a secretary treasurer report by Mrs. George Clapper. Group 2 met at Mrs. Bessie Wead with Tina Shields and Mrs. B. H. Van Meter as co hosts. sixteen members and Dr. F. W Kartwood attended the Group 43 session.
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Clarence Goff
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Robert Wead
George Clapper
Charles Barthelow
Goff
Bessie Wead
Tina Shields
B. H. van Meter
Stella Donaldson
Preston Wolfe
J. O Klder
Wahneetak Ingalls
Rider
BK. A Ralston
Ingalls
F. W Kartwood
Victor Masson
Eastwood
Ed Carris
Maseon
Watson
Local residents visit and travel plans noted
Mrs. John Custer will spend next week in Ottumwa with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pacitt. Mrs. Pagitt and Mrs. Custer will travel to Fairfield tomorrow. Fairfield visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Holland and Norma Lee. Mrs. Ray Blankenhorn of Iowa City and Mildred Willlane of Columbus Junction stopped by. The Dains of Indiana and Melita Beth Dain of San Francisco visited Dr. and Mrs. W. Kyle and discussed the local electric fountain.
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John Custer
Ottumwa
Arthur Pacitt
Pagitt
Custer
Mee
Fairfield
Mervin Hollander
Norma Lee
W. F. Messer
Mre
G. A. Dain
Indiangla
Melitabeth
San Franccisco
Calif
Mrs. Earl Ried of Columbus Jct Dies at 36
Mrs. Earl Ried 36 of Columbus Junction died at Memorial hospital Mount Pleasant after an operation. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. at her father John Knarr’s home and 2:30 p.m. at Hitchie funeral home. Burial in Columbus City cemetery. Pauline Knarr born September 21 1903 in New York, survived by husband son John daughter Mildred father and two brothers. Rev KE R Mitchell will resign in Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
Earl Ried
Here
Memorial Hospital
Mount Pleasant
John Knarr
Letts
Hitchie
Reno R. Frovenius
Grace Lutheran Church
Muscatine
Americans Spend Half a Billion on Foreign Travel in 1938
In 1938 Americans spent 525 million dollars on foreign travel reflecting rising leisure travel and outbound tourism during the late interwar period.
Catholic paper opposes neutrality law changes in era
In Dubuque Iowa the witness organ of the Dubuque archdiocese charged that big business interests sought to drag America into a European war. It warned that without a peace drive the movement could draft the nation into a European Holocaust and urged opposing any neutrality law changes that might bring remote war risk. The archdiocese covers Nebraska Iowa and Wyoming.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Witness
Archdiocese of Dubuque
America
Nebraska
Wyoming
Control Station Lights 1,009 Moscow Street Lamps
A centralized system operates 1,000 automatic street lights in Moscow. The control station manages the network, ensuring timing and coverage for public illumination.
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Moscow
Journal Sale Date Column
Sept 28 closing out public sale at 1:00 p.m. Clayton BE Smith 6 miles NW Fairfield. Sept 25 fall sale 80 head Poland China Koars Gilts Robb farm 5 miles south and 4 miles east of Morning Sun Robb and Robb.
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Clayton BE. Smith
Fairfield
Poland
Robb Farm
Morning Sun
Robb & Robb
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Washington, Ia
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Aine Aworth
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