Chicago Livestock Market Mix Steady To Strong On Good Grades
Hog receipts reach 20 000 with best light hogs at 5 10 and heavy at 4 40 to 4 70. Cattle bright spot steady to strong for good quality, weaker for poor grades. Cows and heifers about steady, stockers feeders steady. Sheep market steady with 14 000 receipts. lambs 6 00 to 6 25, other weights and pigs listed. Holdovers 4 000. Beef steers 8 00 to 9 75, yearlings 7 50 to 9 50. calves 4 00 to 7 00. sows 2 50 to 5 00.
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Chicago
Des Moines Hog Market Report from Aug 11
U S D A market bulletin row shows interior towa and southern Minnesota hog receipts totaling 13 200 for 24 hours ended 8 am today, down from 26 400 last week. Prices range by weight from light to heavy with several categories quoted, shipments and weight shrinkage noted.
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Towa
Des Moines
Iowa
Interior Towa
Minnesota
Interior
Choice
Chicago Produce Prices Report August 11 1914
Chicago market notes show butter grades ranging 10 to 21 percent for extras standards and firsts, with 8 569 tubs traded. Eggs cataloged at 8 068 cases with fresh and dirty distinctions. Live poultry and ducks priced with various percentages for broilers hens toms leghorns and geese under 16 pounds.
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Chicago
Potatoes on Track and Shipments Reported in Brief
The note lists figures for potatoes with 117 cars on track 229 U S shipments 924 Missouri cobblers No 1 65 1 car 60 Kansas combination grade 60 car showing dark and spotted 54 Minn early Ohios No 1 partly graded 75.
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U. S
Missouri Cobblers
Kansas
Ohios
Chicago Seed Market Prices Report
Seed market report from Chicago dated August 11 lists red clover ranges from fair to fancy with prices between 7.50 and 12.50, including 10.00 to 11.00 for choice and 11.50 to 12.50 for fancy. Timothy prices show good at 2.65 and fancy at 2.96, with Alsike and other varieties also noted.
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Chicago
Alsike
Timothy Good
Grain Receipts Record Totals For Wheat and Corn
Grain receipts show 61 cars of wheat and 190 cars of corn in the tally. The entry notes dats YS cars as part of the station’s shipment figures.
Chicago Grain opens with mixed gains across wheat corn oats
The Chicago grain table shows Sept wheat at 55 to 63 percent, Sept corn around 32 to 34 percent, oats near 18 to 22 percent, rye around 33 to 37 percent, with values fluctuating across open high low and close figures for several contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Market Close Report
Chicago cash grain closes show wheat bids across categories with mixed ranges from 53% to 59% for various hard and spring types. Corn prices feature mixed bids around 32% to 34% and oats range 17% to 19% with rye at 9 and barley from 31 to 38.
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Chicago
Local阳 family notices and community picnic at Roy Kephart timber
Community members from Washington and nearby areas visited the Ed Simmering and Silas Caldwell homes this week. Several relatives from Kremblian Oklahoma and Chicago planned visits. A Sunday school and community picnic with basket dinner will be held Saturday at Roy Kephart's timber pasture near Pleasant Hill church, all welcome.
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Clyde Lambert
Arlene
Ruth Maxine
Glen Lambert
Ed Simmering
Henry Rathmel
Carolyn
Carlton
Marion
Kremblian
Okla
Silas
Howard Caldwell
Hazel Simmering
John Simmering
Nellie Anderson
Will” Miller
Curtis Day
Chicago
Elmer Kephart
Frank Kephart
Charles Simmering
Donna Bell Kephart
Washington
Roy Kephart
Pleasant Hill Church
Pleasant Hill
Dick Blanchard
Howard Caldwells
Anderson
John Miller
Neighboring Communities News Notes From The Journal
August notes report farm show vigor with live stock displays led by Roy Sowash of Moline and Newart of low City. J. H. Kelley’s beans amaze as a vine climbs a telephone pole. Local farming life described with fences, equipment and 400 acres farmed by Joe Klopfenstein and sons. A humorous aside recounts a court question and a colorful exchange with Soda Utterback.
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Farm Bureau
Roy Sowash
Moline
Red Newart
Low City
Joe Klopfenstein
Havre
Win Smouse
Mr. Klopfenstein
Wilfred Smith
Pirates End Long Slide With Hard Fought Win
Heinie Meine pitched the Braves to a 7 to 5 victory over Pittsburgh to halt a ten game losing streak. Brooklyn split with Cincinnati and moved within four games of first. Cardinals beat the Phillies 11 to 5 as Klein hit his 33rd homer. Yankees' Chapman's eighth inning single powered a 7 to 6 win over the Browns. Detroit took three straight from Boston 6 to 2 with Kiel adding four RBIs.
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Braves
Boston
Berger
Schulmerich
French
Pirates
Brooklyn
Reds
Mungo
O' Doul
Hack Wilson
Corn Crop Shows Increased Condition in Washington Report
Washington reports Aug 1 crop conditions with corn at 77.4 percent of normal and an implied 2.82 billion bushels. wheat at 722.7 million bushels. oats 76.4 percent with 142.14 million bushels. Farm stocks 65.4 percent of last year, apples 54.9 percent condition, peaches 46.1 percent, grapes 6.9 percent, white potatoes 76.4 percent, sweet potatoes 74.4 percent.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Unofficial Olympic Totals From Los Angeles Games
The unofficial point totals list United States leading with 405 points followed by Italy 159 Finland 124 France 121% Sweden 120 Germany 107 England 92 Japan 73 Canada 64 Hungary 37 Holland 32 Austria 31 Denmark 30 Poland
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Italy
Finland
France
Sweden
Germany
England
Japan
Canada
Hungary
Holland
Austria
Denmark
Poland
Sports Scoreboard Tally From A Global Event
The list shows final scores by country, including Czechoslovakia twenty five and Ireland twenty four, Austria twenty two, Argentina fifteen, South Africa twelve, New Zealand six, Belgium six, Latvia five, Philippine islands four, Mexico three, Brazil one.
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Ireland
Austria
Argentina
South Africa
New Zealand
Belgium
Latavia
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Brazil
Fern Cliff 4H Club Hosts Ice Cream Social Aug 18 Picnic Planned
Edna Westen hosted the Fern Cliff 4H club with the leader assistant leader and ten members present. Guests included Mrs Howard Baker and daughters visiting. families attended from Chalupa Pratt and Thompson households. A Sunset Park picnic reunion for all old club members is planned for Aug 18 with extended family attendance.
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Eli Jackson
Howard Witting
Fairfield
S. C. Wittmers
Fern Cliff
Washington
Mary
Grace
Clyde Thompson
Glenn
Harry Bishop
S. C
Hayre Edna Westen
Howard Baker
Lucille
Louise
Ss. C. Wittmer
Francis
Norene Mast
Cedar Rapids
Stella Thompson
Homer Porter
Geo. Chalupa
Schneider
Lafe Klaafenstein
Mt. Pleasant
Havre
Glenn Pratt
Sunset Park
James Chalupa
Chalupa
Helen Bishes
Hertha’ Klopfenstein
Barbara Brooks
Grace Thompson
Aaron Stafford
Will Stafford
Marjorie
Donna Chalupa
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