Hog and cattle market overview shows mixed weekly results
Receipts and prices point to lower hog values while cattle demand holds. Friday’s hog average around 35.05 with prior declines, cattle receipts estimated at 20 cattle, 42 hogs and 9 sheep. calves plentiful and young cattle trading at mixed rates.
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Armoire Dravn
Chicago
Alden Rwitt
Wardell
John Cook
Oaka
Bag Tata Neo
Erloga
Larga
Citiare
Fico
Wael
Ftrong
Andere Halite
Mello
Big Sho
Chicken Chatter on Nesting and Egg Care Guidelines
Guidance on breeding and egg handling stressing clean nesting, regular egg collection twice daily in warm weather, and care for late batches. States infertile eggs store better, and advises culling the rooster after the breeding season. June-hatched chicks to share roosts with older birds.
Better Cultivation The Ottvar No 1 Imposed Cultivator
The article highlights favorable conditions for efficient farming this year and notes that high prices will reward efforts to maximize corn crops. It describes the Oliver No 1 Improved Cultivator with parallel gangs and a seat guide, designed for easy operation and thorough cultivation between rows.
Advances in Hog Prices Steady Amid Broad Market Lift
The market shows continued hog price advances with higher quotes noted across feral categories. Heavies and mid weights posted gains, with steady demand from buyers and strong volumes at the Toledo Union Stock Yard and Interstate Stock Yard. Cattle, calves, and sheep also moved higher with improved ready-to-sell prices and robust receipts.
Dairy Wisdom for Calf Raring and Feeding Practices
Advice on not sacrificing quality calves from dairy cows. Emphasizes giving each calf water twice daily, providing hay before pasture, placing cows on low ground with lush coarse grass, and notes calves can be raised on skim milk. Awareness of pasture quality and feed impact on growth.
Grains Trade Mixed With Advances and Frost Reported
Chicago and Midwest grain markets showed uneven moves with July corn and other futures higher on the day while wheat slipped in places. Reports of frost in Minnesota and weather hints affected prices as traders watched shipments and visible supplies. activity remained brisk on old crop deliveries with country bids and export interest noted.
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Chicago
Kansan
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Grassire
Nelling
Shorts
Ws Idlel
expMl
Seaboard
Tom catKe
Holland
Armour Grit Company
Barnett Frazier
Harrin-Winthrey
Trite
Teny Paints
Noel
Warner
Mample
Iereana ix
Remyrseens Ty League
Inekron Brothers
Martel
Alert
Black
Maloney
Fly
Nelli
Owhlia
Lge Uxport
Toimhela
Penhiard
Minneapolie
Becal
Yale
Buffalo live stock prices and notes from market report
Calvea Reerlple 100 steady. Buffalo live stock market totals include 2,700 head with bids around $18.61 to $16.75 for various cattle. Report notes steady demand for cows and steers, with prices and trading activity showing limited change and several listings for troughs and alfalfa products.
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Vane
Abe Thad
Miner
Joriar
Stoner
Indiana live stock market report summary
Indianapolis stock market notes show cattle receipts around 7 600 head with veal calves in the 8.76 to 18.00 range and heavy hogs near 10.60 to 18.8. Sheep and lambs traded lightly while various grades of beef cattle and feeder stock commanded mixed bids.
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ciAtern
Cutters
Prima
Lille
Hulia
Chaine
Ectra
Cholver
Muir
Spa
Indianapolis
Ind
Carttle
Oalvea
FAO
Anerg
Rales
Gud Howe
Madlins
Tavaha
Searlings
apRink Lambe
Avilla News Notes Local Society and Outing Updates
Avilla News reports a Friday evening meeting fully organized with officers elected and a goal of 200 attendees. The piece covers visiting speakers from Kendallville, local residents' news, graduations, hospital updates, and social events, plus a job ad for turret lathe machinists and a public drunkenness charge in county jal.
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Aviega
Ind
Stedras
Neeety
Aly Maxine Ronisheimer
Med Cross
Mra BJ. Striuse
Kendallville Xoriety
Ellzabeth Stewart
Lockhart
Tau
Fteyaix
Kendallville
Alesdames FE
J. Strause
Morsrison
Toe Stu
Maxine Tensheimer
Wheymayer
H. H. McCamber
W. Bo Stewart
Wwhara
W. al. Stewart
Milas Muiee
Mr. Stewart
Tthaca
N.Y
Linewh
Neb
I Cane
Warnock
HOA Tackhart
yoRnen
Mixa
Emma Platiman
Valnaratso
W. M. Peazey
Charlatta
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Leily Vearmey
Gail
Siter
Grace Miller
St. Joe Pris
Ada Graber
Swan Township
Garereth
Apertion
Ray Simon
Simon
Mae Chapman
Gounent
Oia
Maude Stewart
Misa Beatrie Bowers
Rell
Wen Ayente
Missex Lote
Forest Wen
Port Wayne
Dward Hooper
Avilla Neve Utiles Familly
Okwood Park
W. FP. Allman
Wiewa
Amy Reech
Coums
Mps
Broch Jan Michigan
Warsaw
Jal
Memorial Day Observed at Kendallville Church Service
June 1 report from Kendallville notes the church held an animal memorial day to honor deceased members. The morning service featured a sermon by Rev. Miller, choir selections, and floral tributes. A fundraising drive for the Red Cross was announced to support soldiers and sisters.
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Ayan Miller
Busil Needham
Ohana
Dmenense Red Cross Fund
Billy
Mra
Raver
Tate
Trienda
Sting City
Lake View
Beniteel
Purdue Man Delivers Address At Warsaw Red Cross Meeting
Professor Stanley Coulter of Purdue spoke at a biomass meeting at the Warsaw Methodist church to support the Kosciusko County Red Cross drive aiming to raise at least 14000 for the national fund. Heavy Friday night freezes damaged crops including fruit corn potatoes and tomatoes across Kosciusko County.
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Warsaw
Ind
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Kosciusko County
Red Cross Chapter
George W. Breet
Milford
Elizabeth Peck
Etna Grean
Norman Haymond
George Stephenson
A. QO. Catlin
Lou Heymond
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Norman Stephenson
Edgar Catlin
Winong Golf Links
Tila
Bogea
Unks
Huffer
Galit
Kerchinke
Epworth Teague
Mia
George W. Anglin
Ashevile
North Jaralina
Mr. Angin
Clyde Freeman
Fort Wayne
Myra
Freemann
Thomes Beedloed
Charles Rapn
Danville
Harvey Rapp
North of Warsaw
Mike Hel Mock
Misa Mary Kyle
Sewickley
Pai
Min
W. Ol
Mi Rohhina
Ois
Aahland Oto
Mrr
Fred Vanator
Lawrence Brubaker II
Winese
Annatte Baner
Han
Lanfavello
Mia Ida Cattereon
Richcreft
New York City
Orville Richer
PD. Reet
Citypeel
Len L. Hatfield
Red Cross Chautauqua Efforts Under Way in North Manchester
Joel committer and Red Cross organizers completed plans for a whirlwind Red Cross program in North Manchester. June 22 and 23 will feature booths, street booths, and posters, with 60 members expected in the township and funds raised to aid 14 poor residents. The event aims to draw crowds, with Girls in costume and Rey Scouts aiding. The summer term at Manchester College opens, attracting 181 students amid wartime enrollment pressures. Alpert Fodala is named to the school board, taking office August 1 as Samuel Hamilton retires.
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Manchester
Inn
Joel
Red Cross
Wol Shaffer
Mo Gardner
Misa Ada. Hopkine
Ita A Verry
Eich
Irachantavuana
Redpath Company
Hipfel
Moss
Vollome
Firesent
Lakes
Alpert Fodala
Travn
Kala
Samuel Hamilton
Bamittan
Hulls Superlative Praised As A Family Medicine By Lumberman
A prominent lumberman, John Steinman of Arlington, extols Hulls Superlative as superior family medicine after twenty years of use. Advertisement highlights its plant based, non toxic nature and claims it cleans and supports all organs. Pills sell for one dollar. Findlay firm supplies information.
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Hull
John Steinman
Arlington
Steineman
Andy Tynen
A. J. Hull Medicine Co
Findlay
Great Cland Tonic A Three Part Digestive Gland Remedy
The Great Cland Tonic Three-in-One Treatment acts on the liver stomach and small glands to relieve constipation and digestive issues caused by gland inactivity. It relieves headaches tiredness dizziness indigestion and blemished skin. all three treatments cost 50 cents each and are made by Gland-Aid Co in Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Glando
Gland-Aid Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Live Stock Notes Encourage Barn Visits and Hog Care
Notes suggest neighboring stock visits can aid health and cleanliness. It cites keeping hogs well fed and in clean surroundings, with roots followed by fresh greens, and warns five dollar calves could grow into higher value cows. Pigs need shelter in the pasture and trees near Well 20. Do not let young pigeons hang over high troughs or they may grow crooked.
Alfalfa Meeting Explains Planting on Kaela Farm
A county agents meeting at Kaela Farm near town discussed alfalfa planting on fifteen acres. Ame D. Harter, manager of the nig farm, described thinning methods and yield expectations near two tons per acre, noting the field is the county's second largest and highly regarded.
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Kaela
WV. A
Ame D. Harter
Nig Farm
Fire damages Warsaw building at Campfield store locale
A Sunday morning blaze alarmed Warsaw at the Campfield store on Center Street. Mr and Mrs C G F Des Val faced a serious fire believed from the kitchen stove. Water suppression reached two floors as flames damaged the building owned by W Conrad and occupied by the Des Val family.
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Warsaw
Dune Pires
CG. F. Des Val
Campfield
Center Street
W. Conrad
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