Chicago Livestock Prices Report for August 30
Hog receipts reach 29000 with heavy hogs slow and weights 210 to 240 pounds averaging 14.00 to 11.60. Priced sows and butcher hogs range 12.00 to 14.25. Slaughter pigs 12.50 to 14.60, heavy cuts 11.00 to 13.50. Cattle receipts 27000 with fed steer trade active, high bids around 10.90. Sheep and lambs show softness with fat lambs 11.59 and natives priced around 15.25 for small killers.
Early Lamb Market Report Shows Prices Risen
Early fat prices listed at 5.50 with steady feeding lambs. Light lambs sold well with prices climbing to 14.50. Choice lots remained firm, indicating strong demand in the market.
Toledo Seed Market Prices Include Clover and Timothy Seed
Market list from Toledo Ohio shows prices for Clover seed cash imported at 19.25 with October 22.00 and December 18.00 timelines. Timothy seed old 2.90 new 3.00 with September 2.00 and October 3.07 figures.
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Toledo
Ohio
Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow in Chicago
Official figures from Chicago list Hogs 20 000 cattle 11 000 sheep 25 000 for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Directors defend Charleston origins with dancing monkey proof
Fred Newmeyer the director of The Savage argues the Charleston originated from monkeys, telling how a real monkey on set danced a Charleston during filming at the Fox theatre where Ben Lyon and May McAvoy star. May McAvoy remains skeptical, while Newmeyer points to the primate as evidence.
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Fred Newmeyer
First National
Fox Theatre
Ben Lyon
May McAvoy
May
Fred
Mail order houses halt revolver sales campaign
Chicago Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck join two other mail order firms in a campaign against distributing concealed weapons by mail. Ward and Sears have stopped selling revolvers. Butler Strothers did likewise two years earlier. In other news Raymond Pott of Youngstown Ohio was elected president of the Dancing Masters of America.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Company
Sears-Roebuck & Company
Butley Strothers
New York
Raymond Pott
Youngstown
Ohio
The
Dancing Masters of America
Road talk and small town mischief in a Packwood trip
An August travel log from West Chester recounts a long drive through Packwood and Ollie visiting old friends and noting poor road conditions. The writer laments county road budgets and urges better rural roads to move farming goods and radiators. Local names mentioned include Hattie R. Green and George Rudiger with comments on visits to Geneseo and Des Moines.
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West Chester
Packwood
Ollie
Ollie News
Richland
V. W. Ward
Roy Drake
Rubio
Hattie R. Green
Ilino
Geneseo
Silino
George Rudiger
Washington
George
Dr. W. Dayton
Des Moines
Rock Island
George Foster
Wellman
Charlie Lemley
Charlie
Radio Program for Tomorrow Highlights Tonight’s Station Lineup
Radio Digest lists many stations and programs for August Tuesday night. KDKA Pittsburgh offers dinner concert and sacred song slots. WEAF New York features musicales and orchestra acts. other outlets include KMA Shenandoah KOA Denver KYW Chicago WGN and WLS Chicago with varied hours and acts.
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KYW
Chicago
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawk
Hotel Muehle Vach Orchestra
WEAF
New York
Musicale
WEE
WFI
WCAE
WWJ
WGR
WTAM
Gold Dust Twins
Woe
WJIAR
WCCO
WLIB
WCSH
KSD
Eveready Hour
WEEI
Ww4j
Wwoc
WJAR
WTAG
WGN
WSAIT
Bob Davis
Rolfe
Palais D'Or Orchestra
Weefei1
Farrell
Greenwich Village Inn
WEBH
Uptown Theater
Greenberg & Regan
Chicago Tribune
Lyon and Healy
Woman's Club
Blackstone
Sam ‘'N
Henry
the Music Box
Correll and
Gosden
WGY. Schenectady
WJZ
Pennsylvania Railroad Hour
WHO
Des Moines
14Th Cavalry Band
Koil Twins
Pennsylvania Railroad
Java
WLS
Ralph Emerson
Ford
Glenn
WMAQ
Chicago News
Volina Powers
Jack Chapman
WOAW
Omaha
Nebraska
Woc
Davenport
Speedbow
Park Quartet
WQJ
Chieago
Rainbo Gardens
Washington Markets Open Prices For Poultry and Hogs
The market lists prices for butterfat cream eggs hens and roosters per pound and dozen with variations by size and breed. Hides and horse hides are noted with a $3.00 horse hide value. A local chautauqua note follows with low attendance due to wet weather. Anecdotes compare modern prices to 35 years ago and joke about prohibition and hooch affecting corn prices.
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Epworth League
Ed Roberton
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