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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
17
Today's markets note Sus Poultry and Egg prices with limited legible data on Leghorn hens ducks and guinea fowl, followed by a Kansas City cash grain update. Wheat receipts total 160 cars with unchanged to 14 cent gains, oats 11 cars unchanged. St Joseph dispatch begins noting tinting and market tone.
States department of agriculture reports hogs steady to strong with a top at 9.90 and weights 180 to 3820 pounds. cattle receipts around 2,000 with varied grades, beef steers and yearlings steady, grass cattle around 10.00 for better grades, cows 6.00 to 7.25, vealers 13.50 top, stockers unchanged. Sheep, 3,000 head, fat lambs strong to 250 lower, feed lambs around 13.25 and 12.10, natives 12.00 or lower, fat ewes to 6.25.
Kansas City stockyards report hogs 3500 head mostly steady to 110 higher than Wednesday. top 225,240 lb hogs around 140 180 lb numbers. cattle 4500, calves 1000, beef steers slow and lower. yearlings up to 14.00, most short fed steers 11.25 to 13.00. sheep 2000, lambs steady, best natives 13.50, best westerns 13.40, 92 lb lambs 13.25, lighter natives down to 11.50.
Kansas City notices Nov 1 show egg prices at first 42 cents and seconds 26 cents, creamery butter 49 cents, large quantity 45 cents, packing 29, butterfat 38 with premium. Poultry values include heavy hens 20 to 21 cents, light hens 13, roosters 10 to 13, ducks 16 to 18, geese 9, turkeys 27 to 34 and springs 19 to 23 cents.
Town and country people are invited to remember that the old reliable John B Ostertag is doing everything in blacksmithing at his shop on Kan sim avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets Atchison.
Special to The Globe reports Kansas ready to back Senator Curtis for a possible presidential nomination at the 1928 Republican national convention. Curtis has defined his stance, drawing wide support from Western leaders and Eastern delegations, with Kansas urged to deliver a loyal delegation. The piece notes his leadership in the Senate and potential as a compromise candidate if deadlocks occur, while describing geography and rivals in both parties.
Paris report from the Associated Press notes honey is costly and scarce in France after a wet summer. Bees could not gather enough nectar to stockpile for winter, and beekeepers say the stores are barely enough for personal use.
The Moscow people's court issued a divorce decree for famous bass Feodor Chaliapin and Yelle Ignatievna Chaliapin. They married 29 years ago and had been separated for 21 years. The notice appears in Associated Press dispatches from Moscow dated November 3.
A reflective note recalls a man reacting with swearing whenever he contemplates the expense. The line captures frustration about cost and its impact on mood.
Collection of news paragraphs and advertisements mentions a Savings bank Top coats Overcoats Self s Cure sore throats Trainmasters Deer Creek Eskimo pies Phone 230 and promotes the newspaper’s classified section for results.
Classified column item from a local paper listing work and housing notes. Includes solicitations for child care, apartment rentals, room and board, and sales like foods, horses, and poultry. Notable entries mention phone numbers and addresses such as 1027 Kansas Ave and 111 North 7th St, plus items for sale and jobs at a hospital and repair shop.
Local items include Leff's offering men's oxfords at 3 to 5 dollars and rapid economical window glass service by J. H. Thaden Co. Mrs. Charles Terry is critically ill at her home on South Fifth Street. W. A. Linsacum of Mayetta, Kansas bought a granite memorial from Atchison monument works.
Classified ads show multiple rental offerings including furnished and unfurnished rooms and a neat four room house at 209 N 7th with contact numbers. Also listed are sales notices for seasoned oak wood and dry oak and hickory block wood from various sellers.
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