Chicago Hog and Cattle Receipts Edge Higher on Mixed Demand
Chicago livestock market reports 43 000 hogs with prices rising 16 to 20 cents on lightweights and finished hogs, best 160 lb averages around 8 23, packers largely inactive, sows 6 90 to 7 50, pigs 7 00 to 7 50. Cattle receipts 8 000 with fed steers strong up to 25 cents, stockers steady, light yearling heifers about 11 75 to 13 25, heavies and medium weights 15 50 to 16 25, cutters 5 65 to 5 85.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Prices Across Cattle Classes
Slaughter cattle and calves show prices up to 15.50 for outsiders. Steers 1500 lbs up bring 14.50 to 18.25 for good and choice, 1000 to 1500 lbs 16.95 to 18.25 for choice, 13.75 to 17.00 for good. Smaller weights 1100 lbs and down 16.00 to 17.00 for choice, 13.25 to 16.25 for good. Medium 11.25 to 13.875, common 9.00 to 11.25. Yearling steers and heifers 850 lbs down 12.50 to 16.50. heifers 850 lbs up 10.25 to 13.50. Cows good and choice 7.25 to 11.50, common/medium 6.50 to 9.25, low cutter 5.50 to 6.50, medium to choice 7.50 to 10.50. Dealers call to 8.00 to 16.00 for choice. Feeder and stock cattle steers 8.00 to 12.50 across weights.
Livestock Estimates Reported From Chicago
Chicago cattle are put at 9000 head hogs 21000 head and sheep 13000 head in early February projections.
Chicago Grain Prices Report February Wheat and Corn Futures
Chicago market update shows Wheat futures for March and May steady around 1.28 to 1.29 dollars. Corn futures for March and May quoted in mid 90s with small daily ranges. Oats futures also listed with March May and July prices and minor fluctuations.
Grain and forage prices in a market report
The report lists corn prices across grades from yellow to mixed and white, oats readings, rye No 2 at 1.08, barley at 0.88 to 0.96, timothy from 5.75 to 8.00, and clover from 20.50 to 28.00. Prices show wide variation by type, quality, and grade with percentages and ranges across multiple items.
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S. G
Toledo Seed Market Clover Prices and Melbourne Tragedy
Toledo Seed Market reports cash and improvised prices for Clover Timothy and Alsike with February and March figures. Melbourne notes Mrs. Dan Yordy aged 70 escaped from a nurse and jumped into a distern and drowned.
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Melbourne
Dan Yordy
Roads Praised Across Area by Local Residents
February 7 report shows residents from Pleasant Hill to Washington and southwest of town saying roads are in good condition. Fred Telford buys a Journal, Clyde Fishburn brings a package and praises roads from 10 miles NW to gravel, Frang Leeper, and Geo Hotle also comment on travel conditions.
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Fred Telford
Journal
Pleasant Hill
Clyde Fishburn
Washington
Clyde
Mrs. Fishburn
Frang Leeper
Geo. F. Hotle
Burham
Hog butchered and plans for a ride to Beverly Hills
A group including Ralph Dough erty and friends drove Willis Todd to see Antho Van Sickle in Beverly Hills California. They discuss a hog slaughter for Ode Ferguson and await guidance as rain falls. A Tennessee man worries about summer meat while the group plans a Ford trip and gas to recover the hog.
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Ralph Dougherty
Ralph
W. P. Wells
Joe Link
Jesse Marr
Willis Todd
Antho van Sickle
Beverly Hills
California
Harry Bishop
Ode Ferguson
Tennessee
Hog kill under heavy rain shocks Havre area
Harry Bishop and relatives from Havre faced a hog killing spree despite heavy rain. Harry, Guy McCall, Claud McCall and Harry's son Igglaw killed six hogs and planned two more before completion.
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Harry Bishop
Havre
Harry
Guy McCall
Claud McCall
Igglaw
Chamber to study state and local taxes nationwide
The U S Chamber of Commerce announced a nationwide study of state and local taxes to ensure the public gets a dollar's value for each tax dollar. President Lewis E Person appointed a committee led by Felix M McWhirter an Indianapolis banker with economists tax experts and government officials from finance industry and agriculture.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Lewis E. Person
Fleix M. McWhirter
Indianapolis
Weather and social highlights wedding race night parade
Unseasonal weather disrupted butchers yet did not dampen spirits at a social at the U P church where Mrs Dr Boice spoke. A Crawfordsville parade featured Alexander the Great impersonator and a clown reading by William White, drawing cheers and nostalgia for 70 years past with Abe Lincoln likenesses.
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Crawfordsville
Alexander the Great
Abe Lincoln
Geo. Alexander
Morning Sun group shines with singing in West Chester
Morning Sun members put on a lively show with singing and a standout one son in the home stretch. West Chester presented a strong program as Miss McFarland impressed as a reader and Fort Sherman led the audience in songs.
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Morning Sun
West Chester
Funeral crowds honor Earl Haig in Edinburgh
Thousands of mourners pass the coffin of Earl Haig as his body arrives from England to St. Giles cathedral. The crowd exceeds 65,000, delaying the cathedral’s closing. Burial is planned today at a cemetery near Bermerseyde house, the Haig residence.
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Nevada
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank of
J. A. Dutton
J. A. Mills
Edinburgh
Earl Haig
England
St. Giles
Haig
Bermersyde
Doctor Osborne Dies of Heart Attack En Route
Dr FF Osborne aged 51 chief surgeon at Hampton Lutheran hospital died instantly from a heart attack while driving from Fort Dodge to Hampton. His wife stopped the car safely. He owned the Iowa Brown Swiss company in Hampton.
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Hampton
Fort Dodge
Hampto
FF. Osborne
Hampton Lutheran Hospital
Osborne
Osborns
Iowa Brown Swiss Company
Los Angeles
E. A. Packard
Long Beach
Manila
Iowa
Packard
J. K. Packard
Sioux City
Charles Packard
Chicago
Lowden Campaign Chair Hints Chicago Visitor
Major Frank Lund of Webster City chaired the Iowa Lowden for president committee in Des Moines. He met an unidentified Chicago Lowden headquarters representative who could not be reached, and the Chicago visitor’s identity remained unknown.
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Des Moines
Frank Lund
Webster City
Lowden
Chicago
Lund
Poultry and Livestock Prices Market Notice
Listing of poultry prices per pound including hens leghorn and black at 11c, young roosters 12c, ducks 16c, geese 40c, eggs one cent more per pound for delivery, beef and horse hides listed, no market for sick or crippled poultry.
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Chicago Livestock
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Washington County
A. H. Herbold Hog Salesman
R. L. Gibson
W. S. Reister
E. 3Rd St
Eggs and Poultry
Reister
E. Wash
Chicago Grain
Cash Grain
Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Alsike
DUROC
Jersey
Busby Manufactuing Company
June Farrow
H. M. Cruise
Knotek Bros
Riverside
Paul L. Gorham
Federal Farm Loans
T. Ralph Miner
Mt. Pleasant
Lowa
U. P
Ainsworth
Dr. Boice
William White
Fort Sherman
Snyder and Hayes
Sanitary Dairy
the Evening Journal
Evening Journal
Journal Office
Fred Burger
Glenn Q. Hayes
Quaret
Fairfield
Russel Smith
Gladys Williams
St. Marion Ave
Wilmur Lauderman, Crawordsville
J. A. Kolesick
Sargents
Sargent Fed
Towa
SHELL
Lewis Jones
Warren’s Seed Store
Washington, Iowa
Washington Produce Markets
I. B. Rabenold Ainsworth
Oscar Trughes
Warren’s
Call
H. J. Mangold
Ww. I. Gallagher
Fritz
North Second Ave
Roger Jones
W.M. Darbyshire
David Durst
K. A. Fishburn R
Brighton
J. A. Porter
Olds
I. W. Schenefelt
Kalona
Caldwell & Kephart
R. M. Godfrey
J. M. Stoops
Duroc Jersey Bred Sons
Busby Sale
Geo
Will Schatter
Wayland
Lyle O’connor
Mac Beenblossom
A B. Moore and Sons
John Brinton
J. W. Widmer
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