Wheat and grain markets show volatility in Chicago trading
Chicago March 11 grain report notes mixed wheat gains and losses with May delivery trading between 93 to 95 cents. Corn weak late after early strength. oats and provisions little changed. Cash demand boosts headlines, receipts rise modestly, cattle and sheep prices surge with lambs and yearlings reaching new highs while hogs steady.
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Chicago
Ill
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
May Park
Chicago and Indianapolis Live Stock Markets Report
Chicago hogs opened steady with light receipts of 35 000 as packers stayed out until outsiders filled the market. Best price 4 70. Indy hogs 4 40 to 4 75, cattle steady, lambs 7.00 down, sheep 4 75 up, buyers active near close. Bulls steady, calves firm, stockers and feeders unchanged.
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Chicago
Kan. City
Omaha
E. St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. St. Paul
Pitteburg
Buffalo
Kan
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ill
Ind
Chicago cash prices report for grains and oats
Chicago cash prices for March 11 list No 2 spring wheat at 1.08 to 1.10, No 3 at 97 to 98 cents, No 2 red 93 to 95 1/4 cents, No 2 corn 63 to 64 1/4 cents, No 2 yellow 63 to 64 1/4 cents, No 2 oats 52 to 54 cents, and No 3 white 51 1/4 cents.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Quotations Steers to Good Choice Steers
A livestock listing from Indianapolis shows steers offered with good to choice quality. Prices note market demand for 1 300 pound cattle and related sale terms. Vendors advertise steer lot details and contact information for buyers.
Buffalo Market Report March 11 Hog Lamb Receipts
Buffalo market report shows hog receipts at 8,000 with 4.60 for pigs and 5.05 for all others. Sheep and lamb receipts 5,000 with top lambs priced 7.65 to 7.75. Cattle market steady.
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Buffalo
Local Markets Price Report From Loganport Grain and Livestock
Loganport market prices listed by Bisney Elevator Co. for wheat and dry corn, oats, rye. Timothy hay price. Stock markets show hogs, steers, heifers, cows, calves, and sheep with price ranges from Logansport Union Stock Yards and McCaffrey and Co. plus butter eggs lard and potatoes quoted by J. H. Foley Co.
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Logansport
Bisney Elevator Co
Timothy Hay
W. C. Routh & Co
Logansport Union Stock Yards
McCaffrey & Ca
J. H. Foley Co
Bishop Elevator
Poultry and grain price corrections from multiple markets
Daily corrected quotes list poultry prices for Galveston and Royal Center plus hogs, steers, calves, and sheep from Royal Center and Walton. Also shown are grain prices for wheat corn oats and related products from Galveston, Walton, New Waverly, Flora, and Miller Walker listings.
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Galveston
Galveston Grain Co
L.e.miller
Royal Center
W. G. Sweet
Walton
Rich Bros
Flora Markets
Duroc Jerseys and Poland Chinas Lead Hog Breeds
The Indiana Bureau of Statistics reports Duroc Jerseys and Poland Chinas as the leading hog styles this season, with 65,340 purebred hogs statewide valued at $936,133. Mulefoot hogs number 229 in Indiana at about $4,630, while a Disko, Wabash county sale of 100 purebreds totaled $30,000. Morgan County features average values by age across breeds.
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Duroc
Poland
Chinas
Hoosier
Sid Conger
State Board of Agriculture
Mr. Conger
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Lukens
Disko
Wabash County
Berkshire
Chester White
Jersey
Essex
Hampshire
China
Suffolk
Victoria
Tamworths
Yorkshires
Duroe
Tamworth
Yorkshire
Osee
Morgan County
Local social notes and community updates reveal visits and events
Mrs. Mel Morrow and Mrs. W. H. Scott hosted calls last Thursday and Friday while Mrs. Will Morrow, Mrs. Fred Hopkins, and Will Leffel feature in home updates. Fires, rebuild plans, birthdays, funerals, and a grain of civic news sit beside travel, post office reports, and weather-related delays.
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Visitors Illnesses
Walton Fred Wingrave is ill with the grip. Mr. Rush of Peru was in Walton on business Wednesday. Boyd Bechtelheimer visited his parents this week. Henry Hurd is laid up with a sore foot from a mule kick. Mrs. Martin of Madison Nebraska visits Mrs. G. W. Bishop Sr. Frank Fair route 16 mail carrier on a five day vacation. Mrs. J. H. Penrose of Logansport visited relatives here Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mel Morrow
W. H. Scott
W. S. Scott
Will Morrow
Fred Hopkins
Will Leffel
W. A. Funk
N. B. Scott
Ivah Murden
Murden
Arabelle
David Fair
Flora Scott
J. G. Funk
Anna
Leiber
Logansport
Frank Scott
N. B
Minnesota
Riley Kinzie
Fred Wingrave
Mr. Rush
Peru
Walton
Boyd Bechtelheimer
Henry Hurd
Mrs. Martin
Madison
Neb
G. W. Bishop
Frank Fair
Route 16
Hog county rankings and political endorsements in Kentucky
The report lists top hog counties led by Dela ware with 635 Durocs, Boone with 1254 Durocs and 543 Polands, Henry with 995 Durocs and 641 Polands, Randolph with 929 Durocs, and Montgomery with 1054 Durocs and 492 Polands. It notes Perry and Ohio as nearly hogless. Delegates elected include W. J. Deboe and Adolph Weil, with Ed Thomas endorsed for presidential elector. Bradley, Wilson, Yerkes, and Rev. McGridley endorsed for delegates-at-large, instructed for Fairbanks.
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Delaware County
Boone County
Henry County
Randolph County
Montgomery County
Perry
Ohio
W. J. Deboe
Crittenden
Adolph Weil
McCracken
Ed Thomas
Fulton County
W. O. Bradley
Wilson
John W. Yerkes
W. H. McGridley
Trigg County
Fairbanks
Taft faction bolts at Paducah Republican convention
Taft delegates in Paducah form a separate convention in the First district gathering as a roll call begins. Deboe seats Fairbanks delegates from Graves county amid a temporary organization contest with Dr. Frank Boyd named as chairman. Carl Henderson elected chairman of the anti Taft faction.
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Deboe
Fairbanks
Graves County
Taft
Frank Boyd
McCrecken
Carl Henderson
Crittenden
Local Notes and Church Revival News at McMinnville
Royal Centre Mrs. O M Mc Combs has been ill. A new library is planned for the school building. Grace Evangelical church opened a revival meeting last night. Mrs Frank Fry visits with L A Day and family for treatment. Lee Shafer returned from Tennessee and expects to return next fall. Baptist meetings crowded with six baptized to join the church. Helen Thomas hosted friends for games and a dainty supper. Attendees included Walter Conn Jesse Hand Elden Kistler Lewis Kramer Lawrence Remley Dottie Reece Elizabeth Day Catherine Anderson Nellie Grant. Jeff Hornbeck returned from Tennessee and bought 250 acres near McMinnville with a sale set for the 27th and plans to move in April.
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Grace Evangelical Church
Frank Fry
L. A
Mayfield
Lee Shafer
Tennessee
The
Baptist Church
Helen Thomas
Walter Conn
Jesse Hand
Elden Kistler
Lewis Kramer
Lawrence Remley
Lucerne
Dottie Reece
Elizabeth Day
Catherine Anderson
Nellie Grant
Jeff Hornbeck
McMinnville
Warren County
Hornbeck
Galveston Letters Highlight Desire to Move for Health and Work
Mrs. Maggie Young received a letter from Mrs. George Brado stating they live in Chicago with steady wages. They express preference for moving if wages here match those in Chicago due to health concerns.
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Maggie Young
George Brado
Chicago
Brado
Riverside Couple Enjoying Healthful Visit Notes
In a letter recited by B B Richards from John Galbreath in Riverside California he reports he and his wife are enjoying themselves he has gained ten pounds and is in splendid health Harvey Thomas is rapidly improving and with his wife has gone to San Diego for a visit S B Wallace is also at Riverside
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B. B. Richards
John Galbreath
Riverside
Cal
Harvey Thomas
San Diego
S. B. Wallace
Submits to Five Operations Jay Makin Letter
A note indicates Jay Makin submitted to five operations and received a letter in response. Details on dates or institutions are not provided in the accessible text.
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Jay Makin
Strange Woman Is Dead in New York
A young woman identified as Margaret died of apoplexy on Broadway. Penryhn Stanlaws identified the body at the morgue. The notebook contained names of artists and sculptors. She claimed to have been a Vanderbilt governess and had been seen in Paris. She recalled a cafe Dudome fight with a model known as Marie Antoinette. Her sister is a nun in England. She spoke several languages and was writing a travel book.
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Penryhn Stanlaws
Cafe Dudome
Marie Antoinette
England
Brother of Leavenworth Engineer Recovers From Blood Poison
The brother of Frank Makin, an engineer corps member at Leavenworth Kansas and former Galveston student, reports he has undergone five operations for blood poisoning and likely faces a life of crippling disability.
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Frank Makin
Engineers’ Corps
Leavenworth
Kan
Galveston
Arranged Public Spelling and Ciphering Match Planned
Prof Day states arrangements are underway for another public spelling and ciphering contest in about two weeks with prizes for top participants. The event will feature special music and a literary program.
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Day
Cattle Premiums Awarded to Wash Harness on Hereford Cattle
Wash Harness received two fine silver cups and two medals Tuesday as premiums awarded for his Hereford cattle at Michigan fairs last fall. The cups are beauties and Harness has reason to be proud.
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Wash Harness
Michigan
Harness
Visitors and Travels Populate Kokomo and Nearby Towns
Local society notes show Miss Maud Douglas visiting Kokomo, several Galveston residents traveling to Marion, and many residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis, Peru, Evansville, and Chicago. Families and couples are listed with moves, weekend visits, and illness updates across regional towns.
Four Smallpox Cases Quarantined in Henryville
Four smallpox cases in Henryville, Indiana, are under quarantine and officials expect the city to be quarantined to prevent spread.
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Henryville
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