April 30 notes from Crawfordsville area farmers and locals
The snippet lists April 30 remarks on locals Dan Hesseltine Dan Kupka and neighbors near Brighton. It mentions Glen Poritz Ainsworth visiting Washington, farm work, fence building, and farm acreage. It notes Magilefrau Bros shipments of horses and cattle to Ottumwa and Vermont, plus local traders, tractor activity, illness of Mrs. J R Rees, and readers encouraged to respond to sale ads.
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Dan
Jack Kupka
Brighton
Dan Hesseltine
Local Notes From Washington R I and Surrounding Areas
A front page cropped note captures residents in Washington R I and nearby areas. Mentions Keo ta Christian church White elephant sale set for Saturday May 1 and reports Preston Wolf noting 18 inches of rain Thursday night. Eyewitness snippets mention local businesses and daily routines in Crawfordsville and surroundings.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
The
Washington Cleaners
Christian Church
Keota
Preston Wolf
Loss of 100 Chicks in Brooder Fire
Mrs Henry Reschly loses 100 week old chicks when the brooder catches fire. Chickens suffocated despite a small roof hole. The incident occurred Saturday near Wayland. Strong local details about residents and visitors accompany the brief notice.
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Henry Reschly
Wayland
Max Swartzendruber
Earl Swartzendruber
Washington County Hospital
Freddie Martin
John Martin
Henry County Hospital
J. C Ellis
Karen
D. EF. Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Lester Wyse
Midland
Mich
Raymond Wenger
Bob Mishler
Dorothy Miller
Kalona
Will Reschley
W. RB. Harper and Sons
Robert
Billy
Rover
Waterloo
Ezra Wittmer
C. L. Gerieck
Olds
Lydia Miller
Harper
W. A. Shaffer
A. B. Miederran
Markets Chicago Livestock Report April 3
Chicago market report shows hogs at about 8000 head with steady tone, top quotes near 10.30 for 200 to 300 lb hogs and 9.65 to 10.15 for 150 to 190 lb. sows 9.50 to 9.75. Cattle totaling 1500 head steady, calves 6500 steady, beef steers 14.00 to 16.75, yearlings 6.50 to 15.50, heifers 6.50 to 12.50, bulls 5.50 to 8.00, calves 7.40 to 10.00, feeders 6.50 to 9.75, stocker steers 6.00 to 8.75. Sheep 11000 steady to weak, lambs 11.50 to 12.35.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Livestock Receipts and Quotes for Tomorrow’s Market
Auction notes show cattle 8.00 to 10.50 and yearlings 10.00 to 11.00. Ewes Bho to 6.50 and feeders 8.09 to 12.04. Estimated receipts: cattle 300, hogs 5,000, sheep 5,000.
Chicago Produce Markets Report April 29
Chicago INS notes a steady market across eggs and batter with mixed receipts and varying firsts. Poultry shows steady to weak demand with price ranges for broilers ducks geese turkeys and roosters, while potatoes show on track with rivals shipments listed.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Prices and Grades Report
Chicago price report lists No 3 mixed 135 No 4 mixed 138 to 124 percent No 2 yellow 1391 percent No 3 yellow 135 to 135 percent No 4 yellow 133 to 135 percent No 3 white 137 percent No 4 white 135 percent sample grade 1232 estimated earlots 47.
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Chicago
Grain tables show mixed open prices across wheat corn oats rye
Chicago grain table reports May and July futures for wheat corn oats and rye with varied open high low and close figures. Notable values include wheat May at around 1.29 to 1.32 and corn May near 1.30 to 1.32 while oats and rye display smaller ranges and shifts.
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Harold WU. White
Alnsworth
J. D
Rat
FORD
Cook
LeRoy Richardson
Cloyce Stewart
H. P. Ingraham
Iuilder
RE. D. Rayburn
Harwood Shoe Store
Ncotice
Crawfordsville Rendering Service
Ralph Beauchamp
Crawtfords
Globe Heauty Shop
F. Abel
Veterinary M. PD. C
Columbus Junction
Crawfordsville
North Marion
E. van Buren
Jurging Tin Shop
Journal
City
Midway Sale Co
Ainsworth Produce
Ilengs
Ford Peat
Tracy
Studebaker
Mace Motor Company
WN Lawa Avenue
Chas. McCleary
Presbyterian Church
Wat
Africa
Haighta
South Marion
S-T-P
Fordson Taylor Auto Parts
East Madison
Washington Oil Company
Durg Automatic
Carson Plumbing Company
John Deere Gang
Harold White
Sweden
J. C. Stoutner
Fordson
Harvey Barnes
Howard M. Stewart
Crawfordaville
Kaybee
Magnus Model Laundry
Earl McGraw
Ainsworth
Eico
Wim. Sink
Columbus Junctiion
Eclipse Lumber Company
McCormick Deering Store
Vincent Hatchery
Este
Claude Flynn
Riverside
Chas. Marek
Hamshire
Red
W. I. Gallagher
Heenblescom
Fuller
J. WR. Gallagher
Puller Brush
Hitbeod
Frank H. Gravy
REIDS
John C. Mitchell
Ohdeod
Reed
Eldin Pauer
West Chester
D. F. Macon
Glen Poritz
H. M. Stewart
Jim
Carl Stites
Robert McCleary
Howard
Gale
Magilefrau Bros
Galesburg
Vermont
Ottumwas
Wayland News
Clarence Lowe Merch
Crawford Sv
Floyd Blankeshorn
J. N. Seage
J. R. Rees
Muscatine
T. H. Barnes
Howard Stewart
Roger Stout
Washington
R 2
Pletcher Motor Co
J. W. Robertson
Sam Turkington
Near Wyman
R. A. Beatlehamp
W. HH. Edwards and
George Yeager
Williams
Sam
W. H. Hagier
Henry Crooks
Lob X
Kenneth Coats
Miss Harper
Peoples Savings Bank
Clint Fletcher
Don Harper
Robert Gordon
Ngton
M. C. DeLong
Winga
North Side Cafe
Mr Delonge
J. H. Kennedy
Washington R
Harley
Roy Kl. Miller
R. 1
Cuddy
Roy
Oscar
Oo. E. Babb
Evra Wittmer
Fairfield
A. A. Jackson
Progress Club
I. J. White
Or. Fix
Federated Club
Winfield
Clair Sodergren
A. C. Wenger
Wilbur Eicher
D. E. Jones
Ors Boshart
Edw. Witting
Jacob Stauffer
Glenn
Ervin Reschleyr
CC. K. Schantz
Elijah Becher
Salem
Wolverine Work Shoes
East Side Square
Mary West
Perry
Okla
Opal West
John Burns
Mrs. Mary West
Opal
John L. Burns
Chicago Grain Table
Yton & Son Insurane
Iowa
John Patterson
Wellman Telephone
Local Produce Market
W. OS. Keister & Sone
Leshorn
Shermans Funeral Home
Legus Jollop
Raveone
Tobin Brothers
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