Primary battles shape two county races and incumbents stay
Two county races will require primaries in Jackson and Williamson counties. Incumbents including Jackson County Board Chairman John Evans did not file for re election. Multiple contenders filed for board seats in districts one through seven, with Republicans and Democrats entering primaries for state attorney and other county posts. Perry County features a sole contested race with incumbent Republican David Stanton facing Democrat Matt Foster. The Southern Illinoisan notes the field includes new entrants and prior candidates, with election day set for November.
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Murphysboro
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Jim” Marlo
Marion
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Creal Springs
Robbie Rendleman
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Carterville
Glenn
Stuart Hall
Charles
Chuck” Garnall
Mike
Burke
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David Stanton
Matt Foster
Hogs Cattle Prices From Peoria Stockyards Report
Hogs traded moderately active with barrows and gilts 1.00 lower. 1-2 230-260 lb at 57.50 to 58.00, 2-3 260-280 lb at 56.00 to 57.50. Sows steady with 300-400 lb at 50.00, 400-500 lb at 50.00, 500-700 lb at 54.00. Boars over 300 lb at 21.00, under 300 lb at 27.00. Cattle 109.00-125.50. Slaughter steers/heifers: Choice 2-31000-1350 lb 122.00-125.50, select/choice 1000-1250 lb 112.50-122.00, select 1000-1150 lb 109.00-112.50. Cows 40.00-60.00, some high yield 65.00, thin 23.00-28.00. Bulls 62.00-70.00, thin bulls 55.00-60.00.
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Wall Street Stocks Close Mixed On Monday Trading
NYSE active stocks led by ExxonMobil and Apple amid varied closes. Major movers included Boeing and Coca Cola with notable gains and losses across sectors. readings show mixed momentum and firm level shifts in several large caps.
Contested Illinois primaries reshape with new districts
Voters will face multiple primary races as redrawn maps pit incumbents against challengers. Key contests include State Sen. Mike Jacobs versus Mike Boland in East Moline, Tom Pliura challenging Chapin Rose for the Senate, Barickman challenging Cultra, and races involving Forby versus Kondritz and Burzynski versus Minor. Additional Democratic and GOP nominations emerge in Rock Island County and nearby districts.
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Grain futures slip on CBOT as March wheat leads drop
Grain futures declined on the Chicago Board of Trade with March wheat down 14 cents to 6.1150 a bushel, March corn off 4.25 cents to 5.91, oats steady at 3.15, and January soybeans down 9.50 cents to 11.2625 a bushel.
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