Daily Market Reports Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 4 000 steady to higher with desirable lights leading gains. Butchers 7 36 to 7 40 top 7 45. best grades 160 to 210 lb 7 20 to 7 35. 140 to 150 lb 6 75 to 7 10. sows 6 60 to 6 85. killing pigs up to 25c higher. 120 to 130 lb 6 60 to 6 40. heavyweight hogs 7 15 to 7 46. lights 6 80 to 7 60. packing sows around 6 75 to 6 90. slaughter pigs 4 50 to 6 50. Cattle receipts 500, beef steers uneven. better 50c lower. veal calves 3c to 1d lower. top matured steers 12 50. best at close 11 25. yearlings 11 50. stockers 6 25 to 8 00. fat cattle 6 50 to 8 00. canners 2 75 to 3 85. veal calves 4 00 to 7 50. Sheep receipts 2 000. market steady to firm. fat lambs 2 00 to 2 50 lower. week totals about 6 000. fat lambs 16 50 to 16 60. shorn 13 25 to 14 75. wool and clipped ranges 8 00 to 10 50. springs 17 00 to 22 00, some to 25 00.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary April 26
Cattle receipts 3000 plus calves 25 reflect steady or mixed gains across beef steers and stockers with tops around 11.00 and feeders 6.50 to 8.00. hogs receipts 2000 with top 7.30 and packers strong. sheep receipts 1000 with fat lambs 25 to 50 cents lower and best clipped wethers 9.60.
Elegant citizen enters race with bold language
A polished figure declares his candidacy while Senator Sorghum retorts he must go further, throwing his kid gloves and cane into the ash barrel as the timing of the entry signals a heated political contest.
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Senator Sorghum
Dusons Fear Rainbow Pointing May Rot Fingers
A Malayan group in north Borneo holds a superstition that pointing at a rainbow dooms the pointing finger to decay. The belief reflects local folklore about bodily harm from gestures toward natural phenomena.
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North Borneo
Chicago Cash Grain prices and seed markets report
Chicago cash grain markets list wheat and corn bids by grade with values for No 2 and No 3 hard sections and multiple mixed and yellow classifications. Oats rye barley and minor seed prices are also shown with lard ribs bellies figures and ranges.
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Chicago
Wheat Price Rally Amid Weather and Credit Hopes
Wheat futures rise in early trading on wet cold northwest conditions and forecasts of freezing in Nebraska and Kansas. May and July contracts edge up before profit taking and late weakness pressuring the close. corn gains amid field work delays while oats track wheat and finish weak. Provisions lack support.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Professor Dill Returns From Mexico Rich in Specimens
Professor Homer Dill director of the University of Iowa Vertebrate Museum returned from a collecting expedition to western Mexico with abundant birds fishes mammals and reptiles. Financier Ernest Brown and his son Robert accompanied him and plan another trip next January to collect mammal skins.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Apel
Taden
Homer Dill
Vertebrae Museum
University of Iowa
Old Mexico
Ernest Brown
Robert
Univerisity of
Dill
Mazatlam
Mexico
Lower
California
Southern Pacific
Guayma
Matzatlam
Colorado River
Gulf of Lower California
Professor Dill
Din
Riverside High School to Graduate Seven in May
Riverside announces seven students will graduate in a May 14 commencement with Prof. Sudfundra Boxe of the state university delivering the address. The 1924 class names are Lloyd Blythe John Walton Daisy Ford Gean Doll Grace Meeks Pearl Rath and Elsie Thompson. The week includes a junior senior banquet baccalaureate sermon trade school program a high school farce Tangles a class play and a road to the city production with a teachers and patrons picnic.
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Riverside
Riverside High School
Sudfundra Boxe
The
State University
Lloyd Blythe
John Walton
Daisy Ford
Gean Doll
Grace Meeks
Pearl Rath
Elsie Thompson
8. Hose
U. 1
Potato Market Slows as Receipts Rise in Chicago
Chicago April 26 potato market shows slow trading and weakness with 70 car receipts. United States shipments total 642. Wisconsin sacked round whites selling 1.10 to 1.25 per unit, bulk 1.00 to 1.30. Idaho sacked Russets 2.00 to 2.45. Minnesota and North Dakota sacked Red River Ohips 1.35 to 1.55.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Ohips
Not the sort of girl to boast of conquests
Dialogue follows a proposal and a polite rebuke as the man asks why no engagement was announced and the woman replies she does not boast of such conquests. The line captures social restraint and wit in a Boston Transcript exchange.
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Boston Transcript
Why Not Whipping Posts for Offending Motorists
A western district attorney advocates whipping posts for motorists who offend pedestrians. The Brooklyn Eagle questions the idea and suggests harsher penalties like a thirty day sentence.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Community News Notes From Brighton and Surrounding Towns
Brighton news lists births and visits from Winfield and Washington. Activities include a Junior-Senior banquet, a Community Play, Legion home talent date change, Presbyterians services, and local visits. several residents travel to Chicago and Burlington. Mentions include Lenard Ellis birth, Mrs. Amelia Schafer's improvement, and Fr. Tracy’s business trip.
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Brighton
Doyle Shy
Winfield
Shy
Ida Seeley
Fred Wiggins
Pleasant Plain
Robert Edwards
Herman Tracy Bailey
B. C. Tracy
High School
Amelia Schafer
Edna Crile
Grace Houck
Washington
Montana
Winfield K. P.’s
Lodge
Harry Knorr
John Leffler
Chicago
Herman Johnson
Kepharts and neighbors visit Walter Gardner home
Mr and Mrs Chas Kephart and Mr and Mrs Ed Simmering with three children Helen Hazel and Charles visited Walter Gardner last Sunday. Frank Mayhew and John Pratt from Washington spent Friday at Gardner and Sam Sigafose homes. Elmer Kephart and Robert Kephart joined Frank Kephart at his home where the old cattle shed is being torn down to make way for a new one.
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Washington
Chas. Kephart
Ed Simmering
Helen
Hazel
Charles
Walter Gardner
Frank Mayhew
John Pratt
Sam Sigafoose
Elmer Kephart
Robert Kephart
Frank Kephart
Ainsworth Route 2 Local Happenings
Chas Deems drives a new Ford. Mr and Mrs Will Palmer visit with their son Chas Palmer and family. Richard Lins and Jean Kelsey have had mumps. Will Richards attends Walter Clay funeral in Galesburg Tl. John Sullivan stays at his farm this week. Margaret Black visits Hazen and Stone homes. W A Palmer and Chas Palmer families visit H Work home. Everette Palmer moves a barn for Ed Lina. Fdna Witting spends Wednesday in Washington. W A McIntyre and children visit H Rodamaker home.
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Ainsworth
Chas. Deems
Will Palmer
Chas. Palmer
Richard Lins
Jean Kelsey
Will Richards
Galesburg
Walter Clay
John Sullivan
Margaret Black
Hazen and
Stone
W. A
Crawfordsville couple wed in Crawfordsville at Methodist parsonage
Chester Cherry Holmes and Talma Sipe were married at 8 p m yesterday at the Crawfordsville Methodist parsonage with Rev Myron Hayes officiating. The couple, long-time locals, will reside in a town cottage after school closes. The wedding included a three course dinner at the bride’s home for immediate family and a few relatives.
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Crawfordsville
Chester Cherryholmes
Talma Sipe
Myron Hayes
Lawrence Cherryholmes
Fred Sipe
Clint Rhea
Lucile Sipe
Iowa City
Heth Chester
Talman
Crawfordsville High School
Felma
Cedar Falls
Chester
Fletcher and Huston Garage
Ainsworth Notice Lists Local Names for April
In Ainsworth on April 25 Mrs J J Pitegerald and Mrs Wm are listed in a local notice. The fragmentary item references residents connected to an upcoming town matter. The incomplete text omits further details or actions.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Town
J. J. Pitegerald and
Mra
Birthday celebration for Andrew Rinner in Noble
Andrew Rinner marked eighty years on April 18 with a six o'clock dinner and an eighty candle cake. He received carnations from the Scholl and David families of Austin Minnesota and many birthday wishes from relatives and friends. Attending were Henry and wife Pleasant Rinner and family A E B Rinner and family Edd Rinner and family and others. Easter visits occurred at Otto Frey’s home and Elmer Krabill, who died, was buried at Sugar Creek cemetery. The community heard Buffton college girls Glee club perform in Wayland.
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Pleasant
L. H. Rinner
A. E B. Rinner
Edd Rinner
Er. J. Frey
Ella Merchant
Ainsworth
Dave Richard
Joel Frey
Joe Mast
Arthur Mitchell
Joe Conrad
Wayland
Edd Krabill
Winfield
Otto Frey
Elmer Krabill
Zeth Roth
Sugar Creek
Gingerich
Graber
Krabill
Buffton College Girl's Glee Club
Opera House
Armory Peters conducts business in Washing ton
Cotter April 25 reports Armory Peters transacted business in Washington Friday. The Minstrel play by the Legionaire's of Ainsworth Thursday evening was a success. Mr and Mrs Hugh Morris motor ed to Washington Friday. Mr Sparks from Lemon Mo was
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Cotter
Armory Peters
Washington
Legionaire’s of
Ainsworth
Hugh Morris
Mr. Sparks
Lemon Mo
Honey Bees Die After Stinging
Honey bees usually die within a day or two after stinging due to the stinger remaining in the victim and tearing from the bee, while wasps hornets and other stingers do not cause the insect to die.
Radio Program Listings for Tomorrow Across Major Stations
A concise rundown of upcoming radio schedules and church services across U S radio stations. Listings include times for concerts organ music Bible classes and hymnals across cities like Atlanta Chicago Dallas Fort Worth Pittsburgh Philadelphia Portland and San Francisco with hosts such as Rev John Ray Ewers and station codes noted.
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WSB
Atlanta Journal
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW
Chicago
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
WDAP
WLW
Cincinnati
WFAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
WCX
Detroit
Fort Worth
WFI
Philadelphia
KGW
Portland
Broad Area Radio Schedules Highlight Classical Nightline
Listings show multiple stations from Atlantic to Pacific featuring concerts, orchestras, bands, and recitals. Notable events include oldtime music, Hawaiian quartet, violin concerts, talks, lectures, and Bach Society programs across cities like Atlanta Buffalo Cincinnati Dallas Davenport Detroit Minneapolis Oakland Omaha Philadelphia Portland Pullman San Francisco Schenectady Troy.
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WSE
Atlanta Journal
WGR
Buffalo
WLW
Cincinnati
Wprpaa
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
WCX
Detroit
Detroit News
WBAP
Fort Worth
Sta
Telegram
WOS
Jefferson City
Kansas City
WMC
Memphis
Comerclah Appeal
Apis Wlag
Minneapollatt
Paul
Minneapolis
KLX
Oakland
College Woaw
Omaha
WAAW
WOO
Philadelphia
WDAR
WFI
WIP
KGW
Portland
KFPAK
Pullman
KPO
San Francisco
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Daily Market Reports
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Livestock
John A
Chicago, Illinois
Elizabeth Ponsonby
Arthur Ponsonby
London
Shenandoah
U. 5. Navy
Norfolk Navy Yard
Ehgyns
Lenard Ellis
Adcock
Francis Drake
Charles Gray
Daryl
Wellman
Ft. Madison
Sam Stephens
John Morrison
M. Davis
Reaney
Manford Rabenold
Annie Meridith
Sparks
Gwendlyn Morse
Beulah Meridith
Kaylyn McGuire
Mildred Spathe
Rev. Thompson
Benulah Meridith
Mr. Wagenknecht
Frank van Horn
Egypt
Greece
Chiron
Hippocrates
Chamberlain
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
Mutual
East Washington St
Radio Digest
WGY
Schenectady
CKY
Winnipee
KFOA
Seattle
Bach Society
WHAZ
Troy
A. L. Griffith
R. L. Gibson
Liry
Board of Supervisors
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