Chicago Wheat and Markets Hit By Bullish Demand on Local Exchange
Wheat futures led gains on the Chicago local exchange with May delivery up to 96 1 2 cents near session high and closing near the day’s top as shorts covered amid tight May supply. Corn and oats rose modestly while provisions rallied on strong demand from local packers and live hog buying. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices remained steady with market activity mixed across grains and livestock.
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Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Duluth
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May
Demand for hogs picks up in Chicago market
Chicago March 14 demand for hogs had a better tone with shippers and packers inquiring. Initial prices rose about five cents from the previous day with some advances up to ten cents. The best price early in the day touched 4.17 and a half dollars for prime butchers as the late market showed a six to ten cent gain with support described.
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Chicago
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Ltice
Weekwide cattle market shows steady to higher prices
Trading remained active with steady to higher quotes from early week to week end. Receipts were similar to last week with gains across steers, females, and bulls while calves fell about 50 cents from the opening. sheep and lamb prices held, with local butcher demand pushing prices higher by about a quarter.
Market Report Shows Mixed Hog and Cattle Trading
Weekly hog supplies reached 5 500 with 3 293 hogs and 452 cattle and 2 sheep. cannily, last week had 2 275 hogs and 413 cattle and 9 sheep. Opening sales were steady to 10c higher, then weakened, later rallying 10 15c as outside demand rose. prices mostly $4.75 to $4.80 for hogs. Cattle demand stayed steady with varied steers and heifers priced from $3.00 to $6.00 per 100 pounds depending on grade and weight. Overall, hogs showed heavy weights weaker late week, and lambs and sheep posted mixed ranges with Lambs at $6.25 to $7.00 for good to choice.
Buffalo Market Report Hogs and Sheep Lead Receipts
Buffalo on March 14 reports hog receipts 2 000 with mixed grades at 5.10 to 5.15 for medium and heavy pigs 4.50 to 4.70. Sheep and lambs receipts 3 000 with top lambs at 8.00. Cattle market steady.
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Logansport Daily Market Report Highlights Broad Price Snapshots
Daily market sheet from Logansport lists mixed grain and livestock prices from multiple firms and locales. Wheat around 88 to 90 cents, corn 68 to 70 cents, oats 46 to 47 cents, hay $13.50 to $14.00 per ton. Hogs and cattle vary by weight with steers 3.50 to 4.50, hogs $4.00 to $4.50, calves $4.50 to $6.00, sheep around 4 to 5 cents. Regional listings include Galveston, Royal Centre, Walton, New Waverly, and others with daily corrections.
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Bishop Elevator
W. C. Richard and Co
Miller and Walker
The Girl from Tim's Place Starts Tuesday
The Tribune will begin printing The Girl from Tim's Place on Tuesday morning. Charles Clark Munn, a leading fiction writer, crafts a Maine north woods tale about the simple life of the forefathers.
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Miss I C Campbell Visits Brother at Walton
Miss I. C. Campbell of the Private Business College is spending Sunday at the home of her brother Dr Campbell in Walton.
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Use of Money Talk At Galveston Y P C U Service
Galveston Y P C U invites all residents to Sunday evening service at 5 45 to hear a discussion titled The Wise Use of Money by ten of Galveston's prominent men. The Pennsy section workers are raising a switch through town about fourteen inches. Dr Z A Loop, Will Conner and son Paul visited Indianapolis for a specialist opinion on Pauls hearing lost during meningitis. The specialist said there is no ear problem and a nerve specialist may be needed. Otto Fenn and wife spent Sunday in Greentown. Mrs Bessie Douglas and Kokomo grandson visited Mrs Dollie Douglas and daughters Saturday.
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Riverside letter reports good health and move to San Diego
Mary Thomas writes from Riverside California that her family is doing well and will relocate to San Diego this week. Harvey has been assigned a school there and is rapidly improving in health.
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Lumber inspection by Yellow Pine rep greer delays carload
Mr Greer, a representative of the Yellow Pine Manufacturing association of the south, inspected a carload of lumber Friday for the lumber company.
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Building an Addition Project in Progress
D. L. Huls advances home improvement with a building addition underway. Construction activities include site work, framing, and interior updates as part of the planned expansion.
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Japanese Fleet Back Toward Atlantic Hopes
The American battleships now at Magdalena Bay will return to the Atlantic via the Suez Canal and Europe. Russian officials view the move as reducing the war cloud between the United States and Japan. A Russian detachment may visit European waters to observe. A grain grading and inspection plan faces opposition in Congress with a Monday hearing planned.
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Oppose the Grain Inspection Bill in Congress
Representatives of grain growers and shippers from major cities meet in Washington on March 14 to adopt resolutions opposing the grain inspection bill then before Congress. A committee is named to convey the convention’s voice to lawmakers and urges uniform wording among grain exchanges.
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Local Notes and Visits Highlight Sunday
Flora Voorheese spent Sunday in town as C Bretch plans a North Dakota trip. Mrs Furlow and daughter visited, Charles Margret saw Dr A J Cook on Saturday. Joseph Briggs expected home to visit family. Mrs Collom and son head to Lebanon to settle. Hon James Watson gains local support. Phyllis Ohaver visits grandfather W A Pruitt. mother Mrs Fred Ohaver expected today.
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A. J. Cook
Joseph Briggs
W. E. Collom
Charles Collom
Lebanon
James Watson
Carroll County
Phyllis Ohaver
W. A. Pruitt
Fred Ohaver
Camden Residents and Weekend Visits Across Town
Camden residents and visitors are noted in a Saturday round up with names and movements. John and Mrs Wharton were in Logansport while Miss Clarice Risley visited relatives there. The Camden Telephone Company bought the Bunker property and plans May switchboard move.
Assessors Back State Tax Poll to Enforce Tax Payments
Howard county township assessors urge Indiana lawmakers to pass laws denying voting rights to those lacking a poll tax receipt. They cite extensive unlisted property and half the voting population avoiding taxes, urging broader powers to locate sequestered property and enforce taxation.
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Cass County
Howard County
Moroney
Sixty-Sixth General Assembly
Indiana
Four Fish and Game Violators Apprehended in Rich Valley
Deputy Gallion of the Fish and Game Commission returned from Rich Valley with four violators of the fish and game law. Arnett Fisher and Frank Jackson have prior convictions while Henry Benhy and Frank Halcon were newly arrested. The area had lacked a commissioner for two years and violations allegedly persisted for months.
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Rich Valley
Arnett Fisher
Frank Jackson
Henry Benhy
Frank Halcon
Harry Wylie Released From Longcliff Hospital
Harry Wylie of Burnettsville was released from Longcliff Hospital where he had been treated as insane. Earlier he was arrested for destroying rural mail boxes near Young America. His mental condition was judged to require medical care, not punishment, and he was released after a brief stay.
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Burnettsville
Longcliff
Young America
Makes Fast Mile
Hy perion II won the fourth race of a mile at the fair grounds today with a quick 1 39 2 5 for the fastest mile of the winter on the race track.
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New Orleans
Lak
Hyperion II
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