Quality of Hogs Same at Direct and Central Markets
A 1933 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics study surveyed 132 markets in 16 hog producing states, classifying nearly 200000 hogs by quality and weight. It found direct markets sold slightly more choice hogs and culled far fewer, but overall the mix of grades was similar across direct and central markets, implying central markets still receive adequate variety and prices for all grades.
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United States’ Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Local Social Notes From Mason City and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Mark Bacon and Rosemary were in Mason City Tuesday Homer Downg attended a Mid Continent oil men meeting in Algota Tuesday night Five of the smaller Stecker children are ill with chickenpox and recovering Mrs Guido Sartor and Donna Jean of Buffalo Center visited Monday at Dr Pierre Sartor home Mr and Mrs H B Rachut of Burt were in Titanica Tuesday afternoon visiting friends and attending to business Mrs Rasmus Hansen who has bronchitis is improving and up most of the day
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Mark Bacon
Rosemary
Mason City
Homer Downg
Algota
Fréd Stecker
Guido Sartor
Donna Jean
Buffalo Center
Pierre Sartor
H. &. Rachut
Burt
Titanica
Rasmus Hansen
al Falkenhainer
Minnesota
Oscar Cellman
Toledo
E. Johnson
California
Ed Richardson
Algona
Cora Smith
Sheffields
Illinois
Weigand Dboys
Louise
Tillie Falk
Irvington
B. S. Pannkuk
Schaefers
Pannkuk
Albert Amelsberg
M. E. Church
H .D. Gardner
Lake Preston
North Dakota
Allen Wood
N. H
Ten Doliers
W. F. Gurston
Ht. P. Hansen
J. M. Butler
Denmark
Beryl
Gladys Bogges
H. I. Torgersen
Robert Clemans
Frank Meyer
Bode
Nick Heesch
Alvin Meyer
Ben Holen
Floyd Newville
Titanig
Raleigh Pannhuk
Bricelyn
Sever Pannkuk
Ben Isebrand
Woden
W. L. Patterson
Clarence Winter
Frank Newville
Charlie Newville
Earl Hunter
Clement
Albert Lea
Ed, Swiefel
August Schram
George Klenk
Julian Reynolds
Misa Florence Reynolds
Pearl Ingebretson
Thompson
K.J. Ness
Martin
Forest Ity
Ness
Clarence Cooper
Cooper
Myrna Rae
Opal Meyer
Mr. Breen
Titanita
H. Ay French
Lincoln
Nebraska
Frank Mathis
Titania
Cedar Rapids
John Oestermann Jrs
Walter Oesterman
Henry Mayland
Clara Giesking
Lee.o. Wolfe
Walter Thompson
Near
Corwith
John Keil
H. W. SchoenJein
Frank Bongartz
Christine
Hills
Kansas
Eugene Loebig
Wesley
Frank Hoff
Bongartz
Loebig
Hoff
Wheat Belt
Michael Winandy
Edward Tossloch
Richmond
Indiana
Titonka notes gather in week of small towns events
Thirty Five Years Ago Miss Hilke Geerdes visits sister in town. Thanksgiving goose from August Schram noted. Local hunting trips include J J Kirby and others at Valley Forge Garner. Clergy changes, real estate deals, schooling moves and a new bowling alley planned at the Coliseum mark a week of community life in Titonka and surrounding areas.
Radmaker Family Trips To Council Bluffs Visit
Mr and Mrs H D Radmaker and daughter of the Standard Service station with aunt Mrs Abbe Boekelman of German Valley drove to Council Bluffs Town on Saturday to visit with Mrs Boekelmans brothers O T and H B Tjaden and families. They returned home Sunday evening.
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Dick Sloper
Calvin Schuncker
Cedar Falls
Doroohy Sloper
State Teachers College
Titanica
H. D. Radmaker
Abbe Boekelman
Valley
Council Bluffs
Town
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Titonka
Titonka Savings Bank
US Dept of Agriculture
Schwen
Chet Lamoreux
Prop
Palmer
Wheaties
Hilke Geerdes
Tillie Meyer
Valley Forge
Garner
J. J. Kirby
J. J. Budlong
Myrtle Anna
Rank Mulligan
Bancroft
Totonka
L. B. Larson
Homer
Iowa
John Falk
W. IF . Hamstreet
Fort Dodge
Arlo Larson
Edward Boyken
Arlo
Lee O. Wolfe
County
Kettwich
John Osterman
Klemme
Stotts
Mrs. RR. CG
Ball and
Patricia
Everett Rippentrop
John K. Harms
Johnny
Henry P. Harrs
Henry Stecker
Beverly
Henry
Henry Stecker Sr
Oleg Mchaelson
Spokane
Washington
Court Michaelson
Court
Ackley
Anna Althouse
George
Kobus Tjaden
Larmond Intermill
J. A. Bletch
Bonacker
Monarch
Keil
Jack Sprat
Beth
J. E. Keil
Seth
Sigler Studio
Britt
Vna
Veal
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