Hogs and cattle markets show mixed week in East St Louis and Chicago
East St Louis reports hog receipts around 3000 with mixed price movement and cattle at 600 loads with steadier to weaker tones. Chicago grain futures quote wheat around 1.60 to 1.62, corn near 1.04, oats around 40 cents, and rye improving to about 1.07 to 1.14 as lamb and sheep trade finishes with lambs at 14.75 to 15.25 and ewes around 7.5 to 9.0 amidst overall downward trends for some grades.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
East ST. Louis
Kansas
Oklahoma
Grain prices and seeds listed for Chicago markets
Chicago wheat and corn prices by grade with scattered figures for oats rye barley and seeds. The report shows No 1 hard wheat at 1.62 to 1.65 per bushel and other grades alongside corn oats rye barley and legume seeds with bid ranges and percentages.
Livestock Estimates for Monday Reported in Chicago
Unofficial figures from Chicago show Monday totals of 33 000 hogs 21 000 cattle and 17 000 sheep.
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Chicago
Toledo Seed Market Prices Report
Wheat No 1 red quotes at 1.68 to 1.69 per bushel with clover seed cash at 17.20 and futures for October and December at 15.75 and 14.70. Alsike timothy seed levels shown with December at 4a and syne cash 3.85 with September 4.10 and October 4.00.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clover Seed Cash
Alsike
Syne Timothy
Community News From Eureka Aug 14
Charley Donaldson's mother and sister Mrs. Phelps of Treston Kentucky visit extended. W R Davison family joined Sunday at Howard Wagner home. Rev John F Tracy hosted Saturday night and Sunday at Amos Stout and J J Benda homes. Mrs Lewis Duke leads Sunday school pageant preparations for Sunday night. Frank Snider and helpers repair roads in Gray neighborhood this week.
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Eureka
Charley Donaldson
Mrs. Phelps
Treston
Kentucky
W. R. Davison
Howard Wagner
John F. Tracy
Amos Stout
J. J. Benda
Lewis Duke
Frank Snider
Gray
Alfalfa Cutting Frequencies for Hay Yields and Feeding
Wisconsin expert Professor L F B Graber argues for two cuttings per season to reduce labor and winterkill risk while aligning haymaking with non interfering corn harvests. Experiments show yield gains with three cuttings but coarser hay. feeding value comparisons remain untested.
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L. F B. Graber
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Graber
Faith without works and a genius in need of ascent
Fragmentary OCR yields a pondering line about faith and works and a noted phrase about a genius needing a higher ascent. No clear people, places, or organizations identifiable in readable text. The snippet hints at philosophical contrast without concrete context.
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Moston ‘Tranmser Pt
Wry Observations on Modern Mischances and Vacations
A compact aphorism set notes how weather and fate confuse cause of damage, jokes about homemade wine turning sour with its maker, and quips on travelers returning from vacations with mixed results. The pieces reflect light humor and social observations from 1925.
30 000 Fewer Farms in U S Than There Were in Year 1923
Washington Aug 14 1924 survey by the Department of Agriculture shows 30 000 fewer farms in the United States last year than in 1923 a decrease of about 0 5 percent and an acreage in crops down 1 2 million acres with much land shifted to pasture and idle plow land exceeding 25 million acres.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Alabama
Michigan
Missouri
Coloado
Idaho
Washington
Cl Ytton Belt
Carolinas
Florida
Texas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
California
Mississippi
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Ilinois
Kentucky
Illinois
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Californian
Willamette
Orexton
Waking
Chelan
Wast
Oregon
Massachusetts
Atlantic Coastal Plain
New Jersey
Virginia
Oklahoma
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado
New England
South Atlantic
Arkansas
Kansas
Indiana
Ohio
Wa Hington
Tennessee
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Maine
Vermont
West Virginia
Indhana
Iinois
Missisippi
Louisiana
Great Plains
Estern Washington
Economical call bell system for distant distances
A simple relay based call bell can alert a chauffeur or farm hand from far away using five No 6 dry cells and about 2000 feet of No 18 wire. The setup involves a relay and alarm bell with careful insulation to withstand rain and long distances.
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Dan
Eastern and Knoxville Rail Time Tables Snapshot
Rail timetable snippet lists eastbound and westbound departures and arrivals for multiple trains including No 4 golden state No 12 Express No 50 Local Pass No 32 Local Pass No 88 Freight and westbound equivalents. Knoxville branch services show Local Pass and Freight trains with daily and Sunday patterns and agent notes.
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Golden State Lamhog
Golden State
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
Washington Chapter No 68 O B S Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Chapter No 68 O B S announces regular meetings on the second Thursday night each month. Pearle Dickergon serves as W M with Alice Rownd as Secretary. Visiting members are welcome.
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Washington Lodge
A. FP
A. M
D. W. Dayton
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Cyrus
C. J. Sloat
P. Arthur Goodin
Bethlehem Commmandery
K. T
P. J. Wallace
Washington
Pearle Dickergon
Alice Rownd
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Daily Market Reports
St. Louis Livestock
Chicago Grain
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
Washington Produce Markets
Crippled Poultry
John A. Babcock
Exchange Commission
Chicacoo Cash Grain
Jack Dempseytes
Beuta Hera
Los Angeles
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Clarke
Buccaneers
Dreyfuss
NEA Service, Inc
Journal
U. S
Porc
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
J. C. McKay
C.m
Westbo
So'west
Esdaily
Kastro
Lim
W.C. Bell
Zeredatha Council
RL & Ss. M
W. T. Carson
I. M
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Cecil Glasscock
W. Hi
P. Sarah Walker
Amos Chapter de
Order of Moose
Moose Hall
G. H. Williams
S&s. T
GO. F. Hall
North
Iowa Avenue
C. S. Baker
M. D. See
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