Chicago Livestock Market Mixed But Strong for Cattle
Cattle receipts 21000 up and down markets with better fed steers 10 to 15 cents higher than Friday. Bulk steer prices 8.25 to 10.00 with shestock steady. hogs 39000 receipts show strength to a dime higher in places capped by end of day softness, top at 12.00 and tailing off to 11.70-12.00 in mid ranges. Sheep receipts 22000 slow, fat lambs near steady, woolled offerings 12.00-12.75, fat ewes 5.00-6.25, fed lambs 11.25-12.00.
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Chicago
Livestock Estimates For Chicago Tomorrow
estimates released in Chicago show cattle at 10 900 hogs 35 000 and sheep 16 000 for the next day.
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Chicago
Toledo Seed Market Prices Bulletin
Toledo market notes show cash and futures for seeds and hay. Cloverseed cash 23.00 and 20.50 for imported, Feb 18.10 and Mar 18.10. Timothy cash 2.65, Feb 3.00, Mar 3.30. Alsike cash 21.00, Mar 21.25. hay 25.00.
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Timothy Cash Ald
Alsike Cash
Hay
Grain and commodity quotes from early market session
Wheat, corn, oats, rye and fat lard with price and percentage figures listed by futures month. Includes January May July data and occasional rounding or decimal quirks. Ribs show a nominal January value.
Whatsoever class hosts jolly New Year gathering
In Crawfordsville on January 1 the Whatsoever class of the Methodist Sunday school and guests enjoyed a very merry evening at the host’s home, sharing music refreshments and friendly fellowship.
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Crawfordsville
Methodist Sunday School
Wedding and social notes from Stringtown area
Mrs J A Moorhead leads teachers and helpers in a party with about 30 attendees. Rodney Gormley of Fairfield visits relatives for several days. A Thursday night shower at Mr and Mrs J Lease celebrated daughter Maxine Davis’s recent marriage with gifts. Mazie Davis wed Howell, Wednesday, and they will live on Mr Daviss farm. Ellen Work Helen Borders and Margaret Marion Davidson visited Stringtown school where Miss Mary Borders teaches.
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J. A. Moorhead
Lewis Herring
Jay Orris
Rodney Gormley
Fairfield
Eld Thure
J. . Lease
Maxine Davis
Mazie Davis
FE. R. Davis
Howell
Helen Borders
Margaret and
Marion Davidson
Stringtown School
Mary’ Borders
Local Notes From Crawfordsville January Roundup
Miss Lois Davidson returns to Minneapolis after holidays with Clarence Moorhead. Mr and Mrs John Wooley depart Columbia Missouri after visit with J H Lease. Hazel Anwyl returns to Fremont after school vacation. Ralph Borman hosts New Year dinner with Everette Borman and family from Columbus Junction. Charles and Hallie Strow mar of New London stay several days with Morrds Twinam and Frank Gpit. United Presbyterian Church hosts annual New Year dinner with 100 attendees and holiday decor. John and Paul Barnes back to Monmouth after visit with H Barnes. Rob Roberts and Miss Rees wed at bride's parents home. Hugh Davis and daughter Manda attend. Mina McCleary visits Winfield. Harold Graham and daughter Jane with relatives in Burlington. Lisle Maxwell and daughter Jane visit Grundy Center with the Ruppelt families.
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Crawfordsville
Lois Davidson
Minneapolis
Mint
Clarence Moorhead
John Wooley
J. H. Lease
Columbia
Missouri
Hazel Anwyl
Fremont
Iowa
Ralph Borman
Everette Borman
Columbus Junction
Lowa
Charles
Hallie Strothmar
New London
Morrds Twinam
Frank Gpit
United Presbyterian
E’cher
John
Paul Barnes
Monmouth
H. Barnes
Rob Roberts
Miss Rees
Roland Rees
Hugh Davis
Manda
Mina McCleary
Winfield
Elis Kensable
Harold Graham
Jane
Burlington
Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Maxwell
Grundy Center
Ed Ruppelt
Ernest Ruppelt
Farmers Mutual Insurance Directors Election Meeting
Notice to policy holders of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Washington County Iowa announces a meeting at Woodman Hall on January 7 1927 at 11 a m. to elect directors from Highland Franklin Marion Clay and Lime Creek townships and to address other business. Jas J Benda secretary. 26813 Dec 29 Jan 3-4
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Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Washington County
Iowa
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of
Woodman Hall
Highland
Franklin
Marion
Clay
Lime Creek
December 31 closing sale feats at McElhinney and local shops
The article reviews year end sales by McElhinney Furniture and H A Hopping with heavy effort from staff, notes busy hours, and praise for workers. It lists upcoming auctions by Earl Buck, George Chalupa, Wilson D Martin, and George Wiegman with cattle, hogs, cows, and household goods, plus meals at local eateries and church events.
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McElhinney Furniture
St. James Church
U. P
Earl Buck Sale
Keota
George Chalupa
Verdi
Wilson D. Martin
Progress Report of 1926 State Highway Commission Progress
Des Moines Iowa January 3 The highway commission reports eight recommendations by Governor Hammill. Two surfaced cross state roads complete federal No 12 and No 20. 1926 primary work: paving 91.1 miles gravel 407.5 miles grading 496.01 miles.
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Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Hammil
Fred White
McGregor
Mason City
South Dakota Line
Dubuene
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Iseas
Shipstead's vote may swing Senate balance in 1933
Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota, lone Farmer-Labor senator, looms as the pivotal figure in the next Senate with 48 Republicans, 47 Democrats, and 1 Farmer-Labor member. Republicans court him for party switch or bloc votes, while Shipstead declines firm commitment and says he will decide when the new Congress convenes.
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Sy Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Henrik Shipstead
Minneapolis
Farmer-Labor Party
United States
Senate
Congress
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
White House
Hut Shipstead
Tam
Fmer-Labor
Conos
Andy
Minnesota
Public notices of sales near Washington and Kalona
A sequence of public sale notices lists multiple dates and locations around Washington and Kalona including closing out sales at 1 12 miles east of Kalona and 2 miles northwest of Washington, farm and dairy sales, and a Poland China Bred sow sale. Named individuals include Geo Nelson Jay Brewer M Humble Meint Koehler H E Busby and Charles F Bush with dates from January 4 to January 26.
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George Chalupa
Washington
W. D. Martin
Son Bae
Highland Dairy
Jay Brewer
M. Humble
Charles FF. Bush
Meint Koehler
H. EB. Busby
Poland
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Chicago Livestock
Toledo
Ohio
ChicaGo Grain
Misa Nellie Manners
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
D. J. Patterson
Sound
Bay Chunk
Fairbanks
Concord
Brighton
Frank Stewart
Bain Brothers
Klondike
George A. Chalupa
D. F. Macon
WM. Longer
Ladies’ Aid of
Eureka Church
Nellie Manners
Jas. J. Benda
Cook's Cafe
H. A
Wanttaker
Howard
Trood Song
Joe Wright
George Wiegman
George
Prmary Roads
County Boards of Supervisors
Capitol Dome
Congres
James A. Reed
Miouri
Evening Journal
Call City
Red
J. W. Shafer
Satmon
Howard Skinner
West Dhester
J. E. Wright
Inquire Journal Office
Buerkens
Frank H. Gray
Livingston
RR. L
Esther Bassley
Dempsey
Breitenbach
Thomas Simpson
John Erlenbush
Glenn Sands
Ringworth
Marcus Kuhn
Call Journal
J. H. Thompson
Reed
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Mutual
Reisters Creamery
Mfgrs. of
Singer Shop
Bill Fold
East Main St
Journal
Wellston Rendering Works
C. J. Shalla
West Chester
Oolong
Congo
Henry Clow
Hanover County
Virginia
Washington Produce Markets
Knotek Bros
Duroe
Hill’s
Bill
Hill
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