Chicago Livestock Market Mixed as Wheat Rally Impacts Prices
Reports from Chicago indicate higher wheat and corn futures, lifting futures and causing firm to strong trading in cattle hogs and sheep. May corn and wheat advanced while cash demand remained modest, with prime cattle reaching about 6.60 to 6.65 and hogs near 4.80 to 5.00, per head.
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Chicago
Ill
Liverpool
Commission Houses
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Bull
May
May Park
Dk. Pr
Auction Totals Mixed Quality Horses and Stock
The sale week ended with varied prices for lambs and sheep and about 300 horses sold. Lambs brought from 5.50 to 7.87, sheep from 300 to 5.00, with extra good horses reaching around 200 or more and most good offerings 100 to 150. Attendance fell vs last week as dealers delayed for a speed sale next week.
Local Markets: Grain Live Stock and Produce Prices
Tribune notes city and county market prices for grain, live stock and produce as buyers set rates. Reports indicate current buying values and regional trading conditions affecting farmers and merchants.
Logansport Area Daily Market Prices
Local market page lists corrected farm prices from Bishéy Elevator and others. Wheat around 89c to 90c, corn about 68c to 75c per hundred, oats 46c to 47c, rye 60c, butter 15c to 24c, eggs 12c to 14c, turkeys 10c to 12%c, hogs 4.25 to 4.70, steers 3.50 to 4.50, cows 2.00 to 3.50, calves up to 6.00. Multiple yards and markets quoted for regions including Galveston and Royal Centre.
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Bishéy Elevator Co
W. C. Routh & Co
Logansport Union
McCaffrey & Co
J. H. Foley Co
Stuart and Nehr
Galveston Grain Co
Galveston—Poultry
L. E B. Miller
Royal Centre
W. G. Sweet
Bishop Elevator
Rich Bros
W. C. Richard and Co
Miller and Walker
Hog business opportunity for breeders and farmers
The Swineherd notes the hog business is a lucrative, lasting venture. It urges breeders and farmers to buy quality boars now, with prices from 25 to 100 dollars, emphasizing that good bloodlines improve herds and future profits.
Local notes from New Waverly The Tribune visit and town events
In New Waverly The Tribune reports visitors including Grandpa Evans slowly recovering from illness. Dr L L Quick made a Logansport trip. W S Anderson and wife and B E Rich with F E Giltner made business journeys to Logansport. C W Scott becomes Logansport Daily Tribune agent. Barnett Williams open as grocers at Giltner’s old stand. A church social and a band burlesque night are noted. An unknown thief entered the local elevator and stole items. W A Guard is listed as a main loss.
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Tribune
Grandpa Evans
L. L. Quick
Logansport
W. S. Anderson
B. E. Rich
F. E. Giltner
C. W. Scott
Giltner
M. BE. Church
A. W. Rush
Denver
S. W. Scott
W. A. Guard
Mrs Susan Young Dies After Sudden Stroke Near Sedalia
Flora Mrs Susan Young who lived near Sedalia and wintered in Florida suffered a stroke that left her helpless. She died Friday after a week of illness. Her remains will be brought to Sedalia. She is survived by a sister Mrs Hanna Chittick and many relatives.
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Susan Young
Sedalia
Paper Delivery Reminder At Vin's Drug Store
All subscribers must call at Hi Col vin's drug store on Sunday morning between 9 and 10 o'clock to pick up their papers.
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Hi. Colvin’s Drug Store
Local Business Growth Promises New Hog Feeders in City
Fisher and Michael establish a plant in the Odd Fellows building on Center Street and plan to produce patent hog feeders in a few days, signaling town advancement and potential parity with current local industry.
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Fisher & Michael
Center Street
Odd Fellows
Thomas Peters
Indianapolis
Walton Horse Runs Away
Dan Brough was driving cattle to Walton when his horse became frightened, upset the buggy, and ran to town on Monday morning. The incident disrupted travel and startled bystanders in Walton.
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Walton
Dan Brough
Spring Millinery Opening for Cooper and Bozell
The Walton area will welcome new milliners Mesdames Cooper and Bozell with a spring opening on Friday and Saturday March 27 and 28.
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Walton and Vicinity
Mesdames Cooper and Bozell
Osborne Farewell Reception Marks Walton Church Family
Christian church members hosted a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Levi Osborne at the Owen Dutchess home. About forty attended with games ice cream and cake. The Osbornes head to Winsdale for a two week visit as offers linger from Minnesota.
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Christian Church
Levi Osborne
Owen Dutchess
Osborne
Winsdall
Minnesota
Walton
Indianapolis
Miller
Auburn
Ind
Rural Route 1 residents share a weekend log
Several locals report Sunday visits and illness updates. Mae Montgomery and Harry Ferguson discuss a sick horse while families like Jessie Dean and Mary Walford dine together. Residents including Mrs. Feneston Mrs. Strahle and Mrs. Myers improve or tend to health as others visit relatives and neighbors nearby.
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Jessie Dean
Mary Walford
Henry Strahle
Maude Myers
Mrs Estella Dickson Finds New Home in South Dakota
Word from Mrs. Estella Dickson formerly of Concord states she arrived safely in her new South Dakota home and is well pleased with the country.
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Estella Dickson
Concord
South Dakota
Minister Barefoot After Nail Accident at Concord
A Concord minister stepped on a nail last Sunday and could not fill his scheduled appointments. He is reported to be recovering and is getting along nicely.
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Concord
Wolford and Wilson Wed in City Bridging North Dakota Move
Will Wolford and Goldie Wilson were married in the city on Saturday afternoon and will depart for North Dakota on Wednesday to establish their home. Myrtle Brammer hosted her sister Mary Hankee and children Monday, along with Mrs. Benson and her children from this city.
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Will Wolford
Goldie Wilson
Will
North Dakota
Myrtle Brammer
Mary Hankee
Concord Ladies Plan Country Threshing Dinner at Stetter
The Concord ladies will host a country threshing dinner at the Stet tiner on Saturday. Attend with friends to enjoy a good meal and support the New Concord church through proceeds from the event.
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Ladies of Concord
Stettiner
New Concord Church
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