Indiana Lamb Finishers Move Thin Lambs to Chicago Markets
Indiana lamb finishers were active in mid July buying thousands of thin lambs across states, with Chicago purchases reaching 38,400 head by July 25 and prices around 12 to 12.25 dollars, briefly to 12.50. The market showed underlying feeder strength with Omaha thin lambs at 12 dollars, despite recent declines.
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Ier
Chicago
Michigan
Illinois
River
Farmers Aim to Perfect Early Market News System
The co operation of the farmers expects to perfect a system that will give their members news of abrupt jumps on the market as early as it is now available to the buyers.
Local Social Notes From Lebanon and Nearby Areas
Lebanon residents and visitors are listed in a string of weekend calls and visits. Shippers, families, and relatives from Jolietville, Jamestown, Shannondale, Ward, and Old Union called on friends and kin, sharing greetings and updates. Mrs. Virgil Pitman recovers from typhoid fever as friends call and extend best wishes.
Family gathering closes with August reunion plan
A noon pitch-in dinner followed by music and conversation brought relatives together at the Shannondale home of Mr and Mrs C A Graham. They planned to meet again on the second Sunday in August 1925 at the Graham home. Virginia Lee and family attended.
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C. A. Graham and
Porter Calls Farm Marketing Key To Fair Prices
Boone County Farm Bureau secretary A W Porter argues that farmers lose on rising markets as country buyers act fast, while on falling markets buyers retreat. He urges daily patronage of shipping associations to ensure farmers ship when bids peak, citing market records from Indianapolis over two years. The analysis highlights the advantage of rapid market information for country buyers and the need for farmers to use shipping channels to get fair prices.
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Producers’ Association
Indianapolis
A. W. Porter
Boone County Farm Bureau
Porter
Shipping Association
Birth Month Celebrants Gather at Godfrey Home
Guests toasted a birth month at Mrs. John Godfrey’s home near Hazelrigg. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brock with Miss Mary Louise Beeman of Brown's Wonder, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Smith and son John, Miss Katherine Styers of Noblesville, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Godfrey and son David Charles of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Logan Sloan of Hazelrigg, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Graham and sons Alfred and Francis of Max, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Court.
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John Godfrey
John
Hazelrigg
Albert Brock
Mary Louise Beeman
Brown’s Wonder
Nate Smith
Katherine, Styers
Noblesville
Alva Godfrey
David Charles
Indianapolis
Logan Sloan
C. A. Graham
Alfred and
Francis
Max
Russell Court
Fienry's Stock Barn Offers Pure Bred Draft and Mule Stock
Fienry's Stock Barn advertises sound pure bred Belgian stallion OXTAIL, pure bred Percheron EROW, and a Morgan jack MORGAN MCKINNEY JR. with enrollment numbers and breeding notes. Prices listed for enrollment and insurance, terms require stand and suck. Located on West Main Street Jamestown Indiana with day or night service and visitors welcome.
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Brownie
Morgan McKinney JR
Boxer
West Main Street
Jamestown
Ind
Telephone
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