Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows hogs receipts around 2,000 with many refining prices across weights from 140 to 500 pounds. Cattle and calves receipts near 21,000 and 2,000 respectively with steers and yearlings mostly steady and mid to high range prices. hogs lead with top quotes near 7.60 while beef cattle range from about 6.00 to 10.25 for various classifications. Sheep and lamb prices show active fat lamb demand with multiple weight classes and crates listed, ewes and lambs also priced across weights.
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Chicago
Hog receipts fall as market hours show limited follow-through
Combined hog receipts for 48 hours ending 10:00 a m at 23 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaled 35200, down from 60200 last week. Prices ranged from 6.20 to 7.00 for various weight classes with buyers reluctant to chase gains despite central market advances.
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Des Moines
Towa
Minnesota
Livestock Quotations By Freight Distance And Protein Size
The report lists pig prices for different weights and classes with quotes ranging from 5.00 to 6.40 per unit, noting good and choice quality. It specifies that prices are Truck and Rail delivery based with feed and water at destination, and that shipments from 50 miles or more usually fetch 10 to 25 cents above quoted prices.
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets report April 27 shows eggs receipts 59,065 cases with firsts 15 percent and extras 16 percent. butter receipts 15,194 pounds with extras up to 22 percent. Poultry mixed with fowls and springers noted. ducks, geese, turkeys and roosters price ranges listed. Potatoes on track with 430 cars arrivals 202 shipments 14. market steady to firm. Wisconsin round whites 1.40 to 1.60, Idaho russets 2.10 to 2.15, Texas Bliss Triumphs 4.00, Spaulding Rose 7.25 per barrel.
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Chicago
Américas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Florida Spaulding Rose
Grain Futures Show Mixed Moves Across Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago grain quotes list May July and Sept futures for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with scattered gains and declines. Old and new contracts mix highs lows and closes reflecting a cautious trading session in Chicago.
Cash Grain Prices Reported in Chicago Trading
Cash grain closes show widespread price ranges across wheat corn oats and barley in Chicago. Wheat bids include various hard and northern grades around 82 to 84 cents. corn ranges cover yellow white and mixed categories from about 44 to 56 cents with multiple lots cited. oats move from roughly 26 to 27 cents. rye absent. barley quoted at 28 to 88 cents. timothy and clover listed with modest shifts.
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Cash Grain
Chicago
Toledo Seed Grain Markets Report
Toledo April 27 report shows UP Grain Close with Clover domestic prime old 13 75 per unit and prime new 14.00 while prime choice new 14.25 per unit. The notice highlights prime grades and price levels for domestic Clover commodities in the Toledo market.
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Toledo
Crawfordsville Class of 1931 Plans Graduation Week Events
Crawfordsville Iowa reports the class of 1931 at the local high school finishing instruction next Friday with activities through May 14. Events include Junior Senior banquet May 2, senior play Bashful Mr Bobbs May 8, baccalaureate May 10 by Rev A N Porter, music night May 11, and commencement May 14 with Dr Coons of Ju Wesleyan College speaking. The cast features Katharine Henderson Ruth Meyer Everette Davis Helen Borders Ethel Martin Chester Spangler Kenneth Rhea Alice Holmes Joseph Jones Irene Mitchell Marie Rose and others.
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Crawfordsville
Iowa
Jlelen FP
Borders
Joseph A. Jones
Ruth I. Meyer
Wilma Marie Rose
Everette Davis
Ethel Martin
V. Irene Mitchell
Chester IL. Spangler
Alice M. Holmes
Helen M. Meyer
Kenneth M. Rhea
A. N. Porter
Coons
Jows Wesleyan College
Mr. Bobbs
Ots Tinker
Katharine Henderson
Ruth Meyer
Frederick Henderson
Htsband
Mr. Marston V. Bobbs
Kenneth Rhea
Jean Graene
Alice Holmes
Marston Bobbs
Joseph Jones
Celeste Vanderpool
Irene Mitchell
Julie
Paris
Kentucky
Marie Rose
Salvation Army Leader to America Arrives for Transcontinental Tour
General Edward J. Higgins international head of the Salvation Army will land in the United States on Wednesday for a cross country tour. This marks his first visit since succeeding General Bramwell Booth shortly before Booth's death in New York.
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Edward J. Higgins
Salvation Army
General Higgins
Bramwell Booth
New York
April 27 1931 Tampa letter mentions travel and garden notes
A letter from Tampa dated April 27 1931 covers subscription address changes to u200 Roux St Plant City Florida and names Mrs Stephens as the contact. It notes plans to return to Iona in May and comments on visiting relatives and local travel prices including round trip fares from Crawfordsville and Chicago. The writer T J Easter mentions mockingbirds flowers bougainvillea and a high 20 foot vine.
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Tampa
Florida
Macon
Washington
Iowa
Roux St
Plant City
Fla
Stephens
Iona
Southland
T. J. Easter
Strawberry College and Northwest Family News<br>
Strawberry College northwest of Washington. Jank Young and Mrs Ferrel Young from Crawfordsville. Clint Rhea from the same town. Elmer Guenther and Sam Monson families northwest of Ainsworth. Bert Dunbar of Keota. Herbert and Jesse Kolosiek returned from a Western and Southern trip visiting Delbert Davidson in Phoenix Arizona and Corpus Christi Texas with other western towns. The trip cost was justified. Al Crone and Gary Schilling helped Tom Schilling pick corn years ago. Tom loved fast horses and used his team. ran away stories told by friends. Tom was Havre merchant and refused to wear a tin half bushel on a Jersey cow. Steve Stewart at the hospital and Charley Davis of tear Haskins doing well. John McCall hosted company Sunday with Howard McCall and family, Bessie McCall of West Chester, Sara Witting of Maore, Harry McCall of Washington, and others. John felt fine. A visit to Dr. Thomson revealed him well though the schoolmarm tale had teeth trouble. Mr. Thomson tells it in his own way with his usual candid detail. Saturday William Thompson and son John were in town, home uncertain. Neighbor Mrs. Chadwick and brothers Frank and William Chandler of Danville visited their sister at the Toward Anderson home Sunday by car. Fre announces a baby snow on Monday morning. William Easter on East Washington enjoying the frosty morning. Ife and family have lived in Washington about a year.
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Strawberry College
Washington
Jank Young
Ferrel Young
Crawfordsville
Clint Rhea
Elmer Guenther
Sam Monson
Ainsworth
Bert Dunbar
Keota
Herbert
Jesse Kolosiek
Delbert Davidson
Phoenix
Arizona
Corpus Chista
Texas
Local residents gather in Washington area for social visits
Mr and Mrs Homer Kephart and Mildred stay a short time and note Buff Rock chickens fail to meet egg and chicken demand. Roscoe Robertson and family visit with Marilyn Joan Richardson in hospital. Other locals from Washington Crawfordsville Brighton and Columbus Junction join in varied conversations and social calls.
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Homer Kephart
Mildred
Washington
Grain Estimates Wheat Sf Car Read the Classified Ads
Grain estimates for wheat show 189 cars out and 48 cars in, with notes in the classified ads. The snippet cites railway yard figures and exchangeable stock, reflecting market activity and inventory movements.
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Grain
Iowa to Pay Over Five Million for Road Bond Interest
Des Moines April 27 State Auditor J W Long announced payment of 5,045,615 10 to Iowa counties for primary road bond redemption and interest with 23,503 115 10 designated as interest.
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Des Moines
Towa
J. W. Long
Counties Share Bond Installments Amid Uneven Payments
Woodbury County received the largest bond payment of 217 325 while eighteen counties did not share in the payments and totals included 1 0942 500 in bond issue funds according to Long.
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Woodbury County
Long
Bethel Church Women’s Missionary Society Meeting Planned
The Women’s Missionary Society of Bethel Church will meet on April 29 at the home of Mrs. Charles Rothlisberger, 6013.
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Womens Missionary Society of the Bethel Church
Charles Rothtlisberger
SALE NOTICE AND ENTERTAINMENT LAWSUIT SUMMARY
Classified items list various for sale offerings including a yearling shorthorn bull milk cow Remington typewriter and other items. A San Francisco suit involving Joe E Brown seeks 160000 damages over use of his likeness in circus promotional material and film publicity.
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T. J. Harvey
San Francisco
Joe E. Brown
Notion Pictures
al G. Barnes Ciicus
Brown
Warner Brothers Studios
Barnes Circus
Winter Quarters
Dairyman Barr Accused of Using Formaldehyde in Cream
Walt Barr dairyman with 75 Jersey cows faced circuit court after city health testers found formaldehyde in cream marketed in Kansas City. Samples analyzed twice confirmed poison. a bottle labeled formaldehyde was found on Barr’s farm near Independence. His milk selling permit was revoked and he appealed a $25 police court fine.
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Kansas City
Walt Barr
Jersey
Thomas J. Sheehorn
City Health Department
Consumers’ League
J. C C. Clifton
Health Department
Barr Farm
Warr Wa
Barr
Independence
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T. J. Pease
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Penney Store
West Main St
Pr. O
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Commercial Bank
Upestaire
West
Washington St
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
Iowa Ave
Johnson's Grocery
Cherry & Bell
Chas. C. Brown
Osteopathic
Preston
Etter
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Rex
A. W. Clow
D. O
Seconad Floor Journal Building
Plumbing Ream & Carson Plumbing and Heating
North Iow Ave
Prompt Servier
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance, Bonds and Abstracts
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Ball
Vy East Main St
Co. T. Bassler
Yee Yl
Chicago Grain
America
Alsike Cash
Bury Timothy
Mr. Easter
Tom Wolf
Charlie
Joe
Robert Gordon
John McCleary
John RR. Davis
Crawfords Ville
Dr. Bassler
al Crone
Gary Schilling
Tom Schilling
Tom
Gary
Havre
Steve Stewart
Charley Davis
Tear Haskins
John McCall
Howard McCall
Bessie McCall
Howards
West Chester
Sar. Witting
Maore
Harry McCall
John
Dr. Thomson
Mr. Thomson
William Thompson
Johns
Ian
Mrs. Chadwick
Frank
William Chandler
Danville
Anderson
William Easter
Ife
Roscoe
Robertson
Cloyne
Clayton
Phillis Richardson
Marilyn Joan Richardson
LeRoy Richardson
Dublin
George
Earl
Don Brown
Luther Williams
Lester Wagner
Loward
Ee Woodford
Brighton
Fred Coakley
Profesor Ayres
Collumbus Junction
Edileinberg
Baby
Marion Avenue
Highland Park
Washington, Towa
F. A. Dunbar
D. F. Macon
Eagle
Evening Journal
Busi Peed
John Dodd
M. C. Care Journal
Jay Brewer
Bolus
Dept. C
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C. E. Messenger
I. S. White
Liberty Roofing Co
West Liberty
Town
Yara Sojka
Frank L. Wilson
Journal Building
Schmoeller Bros
ED Gallagher
Bullroughs
Brown's
Con
GEO. J. Breitenbach
North Ave
Cal
Probato
Wise State of
Edna. Purvis
District Court
Edna C. Purvis
Ward McCutcheon
A. Engel
Frank Libe
A. Ruelsam
Court Howse
Hood
Krank Hl
Gray
Toulouse Goose
Remington Portable Typewriter
McCormick Deering
Kalamazoo
Harry Davidson
W. S. Reister & Sons
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