Market News Hog and Cattle Prices Mixed in Chicago Auction
Chicago auction reports show hog receipts near 42 000 with weights from 130 to 350 pounds and varied demand. top hogs at 10 75 and many sales around 9 50 to 10 75. Cattle receipts about 20 000 with steady to slow demand. best yearlings around 14 40 and steers 12 00 to 14 55. Sheep receipts 12 000 with fat lambs 12 75 to 13 25 and ewes 5 50 to 6 50, feeding lambs 11 50 to 15 75.
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Chicago
California
Idaho
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Pritchard Commission CO. Union Stock Yards
Washington County
Chicago Cash Grain Opens With Momentum on Market
Chicago cash grain markets open with mixed bids as traders weigh futures guidance. Prices for corn and wheat show narrow ranges while barley and oats hold steady amid light trading and regional demand signals.
Reunion of War ner Pence and Carr families at Crapo Park
A Burlington gathering for the War ner Pence and Carr families drew about forty members last Sunday August 21 1927. The annual reunion featured visits and a bountiful picnic at Crapo Park with plans to repeat next year on the first Sunday in August.
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Warner, Pence
Carr
Crape Park
Burlington
Crapo Park
A. B. Carr
Theo
Edith
Arnold
Minnie
Washington
Fannie Warner
Norman Warner
Rozetta
Daniel Warner
Neil Warner
Little Rock
Ed Marble
Dexter Pence
Oquawka
Samuel Pence
Charlie Pence
Rome
Iowa
Arnold Pence
Gladys
Marion
James
West Chester
Clarence Mickey
Oltha
Alice
Lockridge
Mabel Walker
Pearl
da Mae
Robert Charles
Fairfield
George Duke
Brighton
J. F. Abdill
Joe Tagerson
H. L. Shirley
Clay
Abingdon
Hll
Floss Abdill
Chicago
Illinois
Commodity Prices In Chicago Grain Market Report
Wheat figures show varieties from 1.34 to 1.38 in Chicago trading, with several hard and red grades noted. Corn ranges include yellow and white categories from roughly 1.01 to 1.11, mixed lots around 1.04 to 1.07, and oats, barley, rye, timothy, and clover prices listed across multiple lines.
Population Increase Across the World
The text argues world population grows about 600 percent, doubling roughly every 150 years, predicting 10 000 years hence a figure 22 184 followed by 46 zeros, and suggests either faster past growth or major catastrophes reducing numbers at various times.
Whittemore High School to Welcome Miss Bertha Schneider
Riverside reports Miss Bertha Schneider will again teach at Whittemore high school and will leave Saturday to resume her duties. A group including Lawrence Yeggy and several Miss Yergys plans an auto trip west visiting Winter South Dakota Yellowstone Park and Butte Montana. A baby boy named Robert LeRoy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Soukup on August 19.
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Riverside
Bertha Schneider
Whittemore
Lawrence Yeggy
Alex Yergy
Bernadine
Anna Yergy
Louis Armbruster
Winter
South Dakota
Yellowstone Park
Mary Bernadette
Alex Yeggy
Butte
Montana
John Soukup
Robert LeRoy
Magdalene Schillig
Richmond
Wisconsin
Catherine Wieland
Ella Dautremont
Burlington
Mary J. Dautremont
Dorothy Schneider
Hobson
Grace Truxan
Chicago
M. W. Truxan
Henry Knebel
Fort Madison
Many Readers Attend County Fair and Farm News in Washington
This Sacramento style rural note recounts a busy Washington area Saturday with travelers to the State Fair and Columbus Junction fair. It mentions Henry Leffler's State Fair visit, a Berkley student relative, farm chores, corn stalks, a dog guarding a home, Journal subscriptions, a family reunion in Sunset Park, and local shop activity including Grady furniture sale the next day.
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Washington
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
Henry Leffler
Haskins
Leffler
Richard
Berkley
Cal
Stanford University
International Harvesting Co
J.P. Colton
Sherman
War
Jim
Martin Allbaugh
Martin
Frank Saladay
Timothy
Lee Nicholson
Lee
Nicholson
Wilbur Chalupa
Wilbur
Anna Krotz
Davis
Columbus City
Cotter
Sunset Park
H. R. Brinning
Homer
Scott and Hardin
Rollie Optenberg
Arthur Ruebsam
Idaho
Carl Roeder
Harry Macon
Cedar Falls
Chauncey Stripp
Price Davis
Grady Furniture Sells
Return of Pele as Kilauea lava lights up the sky
Lava returned to Kilauea on Hawaii National Park slopes drawing natives to perform sacrifices at Halemaumau firepit. The July event lit the countryside and attracted visitors as four lava fountains rose two hundred feet high and the crater brimmed with glowing magma.
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Hawaii National Park
Kilauea
Kiwalis
Mauna Loa
Pe le
Volcano House
Halemaumau
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Chicago Livestock
Cash Grain
Mos
C. C. Watson
Towa
Dee
Chicago Grain
Chicago, Ave
T. B
Claud T. McCoy
D. F. Macon
Rob't Noonan
Eddie Brown
Braves
Ante Fielder
Brown
Brooklyn
Everett Scott
Pele
Hilo Tribune-Herald
Evening Journal
Blue
K. A. Mathers
Machine Department
Washington Manufacturing Co
Inquire Journal
Royal Sales
Dodd Printing Co
Ft. Madison
GEO. J. Breitenbach
D. J. Alliman
Mangold’s
Dale Darbyshire
Walter Little
W. D. Stafford
Loyd Berdo
Acre
Chaautauqua
Crawfordsville
R. A. Beauchamp
Washington Rendering Works
Nira
J. B. Hanley
Anna Adlams
Muriel
Fordice
Opal Green
Iowa City
West Liberty
Will Edermitter
Will Eckerman
O. Hamlin
Stamp
Town City
John Dimerly
Jesse Harvey
Barnett
Chas. Rowe
Joe
Cora Evans
Will McClelland
Little Creek
Helen Hanley
Washington Produce Markets
Ise
Ose
Wayne A. Limerman
Roach, Conwell & Hugill Live Stock Commission CO
Drovers National Bank
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Ill
J. Ben Roach
A. Gilly
Conwell
Walter P. Roach
Jim Beal
B. R. Hugill
W. A. Limerman
J. L. Merrion Fach
Pritchard Com. CO
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
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