Grain and Livestock Markets Summary
In Omaha hogs moved 25 to 50 cents higher with 200-240 lb Nos at 17.35 to 17.50 and 300 lb sows firm to higher. Cattle and calves held steady in cleanup trade as steer and heifer gains were modest. top 975 lb steers at 22.00 and 960 lb heifers at 22.25. Chicago hogs up 25 to 50 cents with 200-225 lb at 17.75-17.85. steers 21.00-22.75, some 23.50 bids. Des Moines receipts 45,000. barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, sows steady. Additional grain notes show mixed futures with soybeans up, wheat down, and oats mixed. A cartoon and a note on a 21-year old burial appear in the same page.
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Sunday Visitors and Moves Cover Several States
Extra EX1takA notes guests traveling from Westport Connecticut to visit Rendleman and Stenstrom families. Others travel from Oakland California and Bloomington Indiana visiting relatives and heading to Yuma Arizona and Minneapolis for work or study. Bap tisms at Federated church include Carter Mapes and Lensch children. Edward Jayne joins the State Auditor staff as examiner of court house records starting June 9.
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Conn
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Leona Vargas
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Ken <Ullings
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J. S Set
Leroy Poulsen
Yuma
Ariz
Ruth Wahlert
Hazelurst
Wis
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Houston
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Thomas Toft
Loren Wheeler
Louise
John Carter
Jack Halbert
Craig Allen
Franklyn Mapes
Bradley James
Bill Lensch
Federated Church
John Wilson
Tha Jayne
Ed Bengaard
Hackensack
Minn
Mary Beth Petersen
Columbus
Neb
Maude Oldaker
W. W. Russell
Crete
Midwest Synod of the
Evangelical & Reformed Church
Doane College
Congregational Christian Churches
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Edward Jayne
Chet Akers
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