Chicago Livestock Market Report Aug 17
Hogs receipts 18,000 uneven with declines for 225 lb and heavier weights. Top hog price 10.90, bulk 160-200 lb 10.60-10.85. Cattle receipts 14,000 with slow market. most classes down 25¢. Slaughter cattle and calves show mixed declines. vealers 15.60-16.50. Sheep receipts 17,000, market fairly active, bulk lambs 14.00-14.25, natives around 14.99, heavies down to 12.50, feeding lambs 11.50-13.75.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Grain Open High Low Close
A line from the Chicago grain market report dated August 17 shows the Open, High, Low, and Close values for the session. The brief item records the day’s price range without further context or results.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
The Chicago cash grain markets show bid ranges for wheat corn oats barley rye timothy and clover. Wheat bids vary by red hard and yellow grades with values around 1.40 to 1.42 for various samples. Corn bids span 1.05 to 1.13 for different yellow and white types. Oats 46 to 50 cents, rye No 3 at 94 to 95.25, timothy 3.00 to 3.75 per unit, clover 18.50 to 27.50.
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Chicago
French chemist Braconnot coins pectin discovery
About one hundred years ago Braconnot, a French chemist, identified the gelling principle in fruit juices naming it pectin. He published his discovery in 1825 in the French Annals of Chemistry.
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Braconnot
Annals of Chemistry
Notice of Partition Suit in Washington County Iowa
Emily R Atkinson sues multiple Rudd heirs and Washington Loan & Trust Co for partition of Annis M Dana estate real estate in Washington County Iowa The court is asked to appoint a referee to sell the property and distribute proceeds to creditors and heirs unless defendants appear by November 7 1927 in Washington Court House.
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Emily R. Atkinson
Mary V. Post
Ralph M. Rudd
Rudd
Herbert F. Rudd
Guy V Rudd
Mary F. Rudd
Stella P. Rudd
Gerald V. Rudd
Samuel J. Rudd
Nelson C. Rudd
Washington Loan & Trust Company, A Corporation
Washington
Annis M. Dana
East Wasington
City
J. H. Wilson
Washington-Sigourney Road
Washington and Sigourney Road
Mary V
Post
Herbert Ff. Rudd
Torald ‘V. Rudd
Livingston & Eicher Attorneys
Crawford Dutch Row threshing picnic at Prospect school
The Dutch Row threshing company held their annual picnic at Prospect school on Friday with a business meeting at eleven. Families present included Lyman Johnson Effie Wittmer Dan Wittmer Will Richard Joe Schlatter and several others. Also noted are visits to Musser home Olds and various social calls and a hog delivery by Ernest Seabranch.
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Crawford
Prospect School
Lyman Johnson
Effie Wittmer
Dan Wittmer
Will Richard
Joe Schlatter
Fred Miller
David Miller
Arthur Wyse
Edwin Saltaman
Milo Kempf
Joe Roth
Henry Roth
Sam Wyse
Jake Conrad
Elmer Johnson
Levi Roth
Ed Johnson
Carl Johnson
Kiffie Wittmer
Musser
Olds
Wil! Roth
Noble
Kinner Reschley
Merrimac
Will Kauffman
Ed Roth
Ernest Seabranch
Homer Weaver
J. Wyse
Stryker
Ohio
Hugh Conrad
Muscatine
Menna Freyenberger
Elmer Boshart
John Ichristner
Washington Co Farm Bureau notes bon
Washington County Farm Bureau notes programs and remedies for calf and pig show judge Steven Stevenson Cedar County agent, hog mange control by lime sulfur dips and cresol spray, raspberry anthracnose warning, and apple pest spray timing and materials for August into fall.
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Washington CO
Farm Bureau Notes
Bon. Stevenson
Washington
Stevenson
Cedar County
Livestock Club
Local residents visit relatives and new homes in Cedar Rapids area
Mr Mayo now runs one in Washington. F. F. Ashbaugh and wife, moving from here to Sigourney thirty five years ago, meet friends and visit the Williard Tufts home though still finishing. Ashbaugh is an uncle of Mrs Tufts. Virgil Parden family spend several days visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids.
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Thomas Nycum
Klein Schmidt
Oral Mayo
Washington
Mr. Mayo
Hk. F. Ashbaugh
Sigourney
Williard Tufts
Altho
Mr. Ashbaugh
Virgil Parden
Cedar Rapids
Local Notes and Visits Across Town and Abroad
Burlington reports include Mr and Mrs Stanley McBeth of Trenton and Mr and Mrs Ed Roth with sons visiting relatives in Ohio. Simon Gingerich stayed with the David Schlatter household. Farmers Union met at Crawford school and Klotz home with the Klotz Stapp reunion at Columbus Chautauqua grounds. Mrs Paul Straight and son from Wa ton Colorado visit Cuthamp Paxton relatives Chariton. Paul Wagner of Vermillion SD visits Wagner home. Marie Phillips to teach Pleasant View school. J F McQueen returns from Aitoona.
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Burlington
Stanley McBeth
Trenton
Ed Roth
Ohio
Simon Gingerich
David Schlatter
Farmers Union
Crawford School House
T. J. Klotz
Klotz-Stapp
Columbus Chautauqua
Paul Straight
Waton
Colo
Ane
W. T. Cuthamp
S. B. Paxton
Chariton
Paul Wagner
Vermillion
S. D
C. P. Wagner
Columbus Chautauqua Opens With Concerts At Park
The 26th Columbus chautauqua session opened with a Fuson concert at chautauqua park. Weeklong attractions include Blue Danube Singers Grosjean Castard Adanae Edna Means Reno the magician New York comedy company and lectures by Dr Charles B Medbury and Edward Tomlinson. Juanita Rees leads Junior work each forenoon and appears Sunday afternoon. Officers named J Fred Huff president G W Weber vice president BE W McWilliams secretary. United States army recruiting officer to visit Aug 22.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
Edward Tomlinsen
Juanita Rees
J. Fred Huff
G. W. Weber
BE. W. McWilliams
John Duncan
Ault
Colo
Harry Stapp
Longmont
Charles Dill
Cedar Rapids
United States Army
William Pine
Lone Tree
Pine Grove Threshing Company
Guy Wylie
Burr Harrie
Chalmer Elliott
William Blender
Peoria
L. P. Palmer
Jerry
Carthage
Funeral for Mrs. Mary E. Bennett Held at Keota
Mrs. Mary E. Bennett age 71 died at Washington hospital. Funeral at the Presbyterian church in Keota conducted by Rev. C. B. Rayhill. Burial beside her husband A. Bennett who died in 1923. Survived by son Pearl Bennett and three grandsons. The note mentions local neighbors and a new grocery store in Keota.
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Keota
Mary E. Bennett
Washington Hospital
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Rayhill
A. Bennett
Pearl Bennett
Benteeo
Farmer's Union Store
Roy Melrose
Hedrick
Melrose
Nettie Schollenberger
Bruce Faris
Wm. Pawson
Andrew
Frank Faris
Helscher
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Royce Weisenberger
Hope
Arkansas
Nora Stewart
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ODEO
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Donald Penningroth
Wellman
Keith Wells
Wilbur Quinn
Joseph Jones
Ainsworth
Harold Klopfenstein
Dwight Booth
Donald Kerr
Frederick Petratz
Brighton
John Young
Nathaniel Young
Clark Wagner
Molison
Ames
United States
Evening Journal
Call Floyd Knupp
Henry
Royal Sales
Dodd Printing Co
Ft. Madison
Walter Little
Clegg Bros
John E. Griffith
T. B
Evergreen Farms
Gray and _ Pierce
S. W
Old White Way
J. Reade McCrory
Jersey
Francis Wright
S. Ave
Sarah Ingham
Boyd Berdo
Ralph Minick
Inquire Journal
Journal Office
Aoe
Crawfordsville
R. A. Beauchamp
Martha Butler
Republic
Senate
Detroit News
Washington Produce Markets
Wayne A. Limerman
Roach, Conwell & Hugill Live Stock Commission CO
Drovers National Bank
Chicago Union Stock Yards
TLE
J. Pen Roach
A. Gilly
Conwell
Walter P. Roach
Jim Beal
B. RR
Hugill
W. A. Limerman
J. J. Merrion Fach
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Pritchard Commission Co. Union Stock Yards
Pritchard Com. CO
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
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