Market News Hog and cattle markets in Chicago trade report
Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 65 000 with prices around 11.40 to 11.60 for 170 to 270 pound hogs, sows down 25 cents, slaughter pigs 11.00 to 11.50, cattle receipts 30 000 with steady bulk steer and stocker trade, fat steers down 15 to 25 cents on weights over 1500, yearlings around 12.60, vealers 10.00 down, sheep receipts 20 000 with fat lambs around 25 cents lower and bulk fat ewes 6.00 to 6.75.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Report Notes January February Prices
Chicago market brief lists fresh gathered firsts for January and February with prices, plus refrigerator and butter storage standards for January February and December. No further context provided.
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Chicago
Livestock Estimates For Tomorrow Reported
CHICAGO December 13 official live stock estimates show hogs 40000 cattle 14000 sheep 20000 for tomorrow and markets watch these numbers.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago grain prices for wheat corn and oats are listed with Dec, May and July futures. The table shows open high low and close values with percentage moves for each contract. Numbers indicate small mixed changes across wheat corn and oats in early trading.
Prices and months of meat cuts and staples in mixed figures
The fragment lists monthly percentages and prices for meat items such as rye lard ribs and bellies across several months and years. It reads with inconsistent decimals and abbreviations like May July Jan and Dec alongside figures like 88% 90 887% 8.90 and 12.87. The data appears as an OCR rough ledger of commodity prices and months rather than a narrative report.
Golfers in Rhodesia Need to Carry Guns
Wild animals disrupt Rhodesian golf as sharpshooters hunt rhino and lions near Beira and Winkle course. Obstacles include a rhinoceros, two lions spotted on Beira links, and elephants crossing the line between Beira and Donde, with one elephant killed and a locomotive catcher damaged.
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Bulawayo
British South Africa
Rhodesia
Winkle
Beira
Donde
Washington Market Poultry and Produce Prices
Market report lists butterfat tests eight bogs per dozen fresh lard. Hens weighed four pounds and over priced per pound eighteen to nineteen cents, smaller hens fifteen to eighteen cents. Leghorn and black breeds show lower prices. Ducks large breeds per pound, geese per pound. Horse hides offered at three dollars each. No market for unhealthy poultry.
Samuel the Judge at Mizpah and Samuel’s farewell
The article outlines Samuel’s leadership over Israel at Mizpah under Eli’s era, his prayerful deliverance from the Philistines, and his later farewell after Saul’s anointing. It highlights his call to repentance, defense of his integrity, and urging the people to serve the Lord wholeheartedly.
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Mizpah
Samuel
Eli
Israel
Saul
Pleasure and Refreshment for the Human Spirit
The pastor reflects that seeking adequate spirits nourishment from mere pleasure is futile like gathering dewdrops and blowing on them to keep them. The quote attributed to John Andrew Holmes emphasizes deeper fulfillment beyond surface pleasures.
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John Andrew Holmes
Repentance as Sincere Sorrow and Resolve
A brief definition of repentance as heartfelt sorrow for past sins and a firm resolution to obey God’s law, encouraging diligent effort to conform actions to divine expectations.
Dead Heat Ends in Airborne Nuptials at Idyl Wyld
Miss Lillian Tompkins stages a two–beau race to her uncle’s farm and with the aviator professor, but the “dead heat” ends when she chooses the pilot. Tom and Jerry ride to the scene in a plane, plead their cases, and Miss Tompkins resolves the dilemma by marrying the aviator while sending the rivals home with a lift back to the city.
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Lillian Tompkins
Miss Tompkins
Tom and Jerry
Lillian
Idyll Wyld
Lillium
Jerry
Tom
Anise
Idyl Wyld
Algren
Tony Que-Lled
Ld Boy
Idyl
Babe Herman Shapes Up as Featherweight Contender
The article highlights Babe Herman of California as a top featherweight, noting his long run against premier opponents and recent win over Benny Bass in Cleveland. It praises his sustained success and urges readers to keep their eyes on this rising challenger.
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Samuel
Babe Herman
California
Habe
Benny Bass
Cleveland
Byss
Mabe Herman
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John A. Babcock
Land and Timber
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Riverside
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Old Red Ball Road
Norrl Farm
Ainsworth
Red Ball Road
Pordyce Bparm
D. Donohue
Chas, Brown
First State Bank
Samuel the Just Judge
Lord
Bethel
Gilgal
Ramat
God
Moses
Short Story Pub Co
Mr. Sawyer
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal
Red
J. W. Shafer
Satmon
Forrest Hawley
4Th Avenue
Ventin
Iowa
S. Fourth St
Burlington, Iowa
Boyd Berdo
Donada McLaughlin
Hampshire
Wright and Foster
S. R. Ranshaw
Paul-Helen Building
Iowa City
Paved Street
Red River
Ohio
C. A. Strohm
Tis
W. S. Eldrdge
Bailey Bldg
Washington Telephone Company
Irvin Nelson
Omaha Technical High School
Irvin
Nelson
Iowa Avenue
Bert White
Mae van Zandt
Nichols, Iowa
Win Smouse
Wellston Rendering Works
C. J. Shalla
Brighton
West Chester
W. D. Wellman
John Lvis
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Mutual
Reisters Creamery
Mfgrs. of
Pyne
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