Chicago Market Summary Hogs Cattle Sheep and Grain Prices
Hogs receipts around 37 000 with 15 to 25 cents lower than Monday's average. lighter weights show small declines. Cattle receipts 14 000 with steady to easy quality and spots 25 cents lower. Sheep receipts 15 000 with fat lambs around steady and fat sheep fully steady. feeding lambs higher. Wheat and corn futures listed with multiple grade ranges. oats rye barley and seeds pricing noted. Advertisement line ends the report.
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Chicago
Dec
Market Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Released
Chicago officials publish official live stock estimates for tomorrow with hogs expected at 25 000 cattle 17 000 and sheep 14 000.
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Chicago
Dec
Seed Price Quote From Toledo Market
The Toledo market reports Clover seed at 18.75 for December and 15.50 for January 15.40 for February. Timothy seed cash lists 3.50 for December and 3.65 for March.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clover
Timothy
Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Livestock Prices Listed
Market listing shows pricing for eggs hens ducks geese and beef hides with notes on bird weight classes and no market for crippled poultry. Records point to regional prices and an itemized catalog of per pound rates.
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Aegee Springs
Newton Iowa boom spurs post office push and housing boom
A long feature notes Newton Iowa growing rapidly from factory gains led by Maytag and four washing machine firms. It cites rising payrolls and housing needs with 300 new homes planned, a six story hotel by Maytags, and expanding industrial output from 1922 to 1925. Census forecasts peak at about 8,673 in 1930.
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Newton
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Maytags
Maytag Company
Automatic
Woodrow Aso
Ainsworth News Roundup With Visits And Elections
Ta Dee Ainsworth and Clinton visitors noted as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash of Clinton Iowa plan rest after selling a barber shop. Jay Sands and two sons from Coyden Iowa visit the George Carson home. OES election held at Mason ic hall with officers elected. Basketball game Ainsworth High vs Mt Union postponed due to storm. Social club met at Mrs Lee Hunt's home. Mrs Ellen McCreedy visits. Methodist ladies bazaar and dinner planned at the M E church parks.
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Ainsworth
Dee
Charles Nash
Clinton
Iowa
Washington
Nash
Inton
Jay Sands
Coyden
George Carson
Masonic Hall
Mabel Bea
Wm. Richards
Rebecca Carson
Nellie Richards
Edith Richards
Melinda van Horn
Nellie Parron
Ainsworth High School
Mt. Union
Lee Hunt
Charles McCreedy of
Smourney
Ellen McCreedy
M. EK
Needed Legislation Outlined in Presidential Message
The president urges Congress to act on enforcement of national prohibition and related laws with state cooperation. He calls for stronger measures against smuggling and illegal interstate transport and supports motor-rail and waterpower development, civil service reform, and a mothers pension law pattern for states. Local notes mention Clayton Nicholson's tooth, visits, and a weather-delayed mail delivery.
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Congress
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Coast Guard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
Philippines
Customs
Internal Revenue
District of Columbia
Foster sale in poor weather draws strong horse prices
The Foster sale took place Friday with a small crowd yet brisk bidding. A horse sold for 385 dollars, the highest price heard in years. Corn brought 57 cents a bushel amid a big crop, while neighbors worked to reopen roads blocked by Friday night and Saturday’s snow.
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Glendale
Hail District
Fosters
Washington
Spread Eagle
Peterson's Ointment Praised By Detroit Man
T. G. Rockestrom of SO8 Loraine Street Detroit reports 25 years with piles improved after using four boxes of Peterson's Ointment. He hails it the greatest ointment and says it helps old sores ulcers eczema and rashes. Available as a 60 cent box from Sherman Bros. and druggists everywhere.
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T. G. Rockestrom
Loraine Street
Detroit
Peterson
Sherman Bros
Closing Out Sales and Dairy Auction Notes
A sequence of farm sale notices listing dates December to January for Havre Lexington and Washington area listings. Names include Ode Ferguson HK M McGinnis J H Baird W S Saville J H Campbell Albert Navy Knotek Bros with farm events such as closing out sales and a pure bred dairy cattle sale. An abbreviated rural commerce snapshot with multiple dates and locations.
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Albert Navy, Sr
N. EB
Washington
Knotek Bros
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