Daily Market Reports Highlight Hog Cattle And Grain Prices
Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 64 000 with mixed to steady trends across weights 10 16 to 10 75 for top hogs and up to 9 76 for bulk weights. Cattle receipts 17 000 with demand steady to firm for select beef. sheep and lambs also noted with gains and strong spots. Wheat and corn futures range across several No 2 to No 6 grades with oats rye and other grains listed alongside seed and feed values.
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Chicago
Sesiradie
Public sale listings near Washington and Crawfordsville
A sequence of farm and household sales posted for January and February with buyers and locations. Entries include H. E. and C. W. Busby near Poland China in Washington area. George W. Brush at Elville. Albert English near Washington. J. E. Wright and Mrs. Emmett Hamm near Washington. Mrs. Selma C. Sommer near Brase Bowhasele. Joe Soukup north of Washington. Farmers Cooperative at Soukup farm northeast of Washington. James Boyd farm at Haskins. Dan Rohrer north of West Chester. J. E. Wright again near Washington. Tipton and Simmerman near Washington. M. C. DeLong south of Washington. Homer Jarrard north of Washington at Ball farm. Fred Sipe near Crawfordsville.
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Joe A. Soukup
Washington
Homer Jarrard
Ball Farm
Washington Produce Markets pricing list summary
The page lists market prices for poultry and livestock. Fresh butterfat per eyes, various weights for hens and pullets, young roosters, old roosters, ducks, geese, swans, and beef and horse hides. No narrative, just per pound rates and note on market conditions.
Grain futures mixed with small daily changes in Chicago
Chicago markets show mixed moves in May July and Sept contracts for wheat corn oats rye lard ribs and bellies with slight gains and losses across open high low and close figures. Trading activity centers on nearby and deferred contracts as prices narrow in narrow ranges.
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Chicago
Wheat in Downward Swing In Chicago Trade
Wheat futures opened 1.5 to 2 cents lower as Liverpool quotes sank on Argentina supplies and Santa Fe district yields. May wheat touched 1.77 1/8, July 1.53 1/2, corn followed with a partial recovery, oats eased then firmed, while provisions weakened with grain declines.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Santa Fe
Argentina
United States
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Court Referee
A court appointed referee in Washington County Iowa will sell by public outcry the described real estate in section 35 township 75 north range 7 west of the St. Paul meridian. The sale is set for February 7 1925 at 1 30 p m on the premises. W E Swift Referee.
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Eaid Court
P. Arvilla Swift McCall Et al
Georgia Ettenne Swift Keating
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
St. P. M
Iowa Implement Dealers Gather For Annual Convention
Des Moines speaker Towa Night News Summary reports Des Moines and Iowa City events including a National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers president addressing the Iowa Implement Dealers convention. Other items note manslaughter grand jury holds, a retrial denial request, a notable death in Chariton, a shooting in Forest City, a missing boy found, and a will contest in Sioux City.
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Des Moines
Finley P. Mount
Chicago
National Association Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Iowa City
Marvin Novak
John Kinney
Ralph Deming
Trade union power questioned by British official
Sir R Burton Chadwick, parliamentary secretary to the Board of Trade, warned unions may act as combines and restrict a good workman’s output. He urged inquiry into union administration and political funding while noting seven and a half million workdays lost to strikes in six months.
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London
R. Burton Chadwick
Board of Trade
London Chair King Sells Two Pence Park Rentals
M. W. Shanley, known as the chair king, placed thousands of chairs in London parks for two pence a day. He rents them in groups of two to match crowds, claims his business is unique in England, and notes a penny letter from America as a souvenir. His father started the venture 89 years ago, and Shanley now oversees over 150,000 chairs with workers hiring and collecting receipts.
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London
M. W. Shanley
America
Hyde Park
Betting and Gambling Rise Among English Women
London conference reports a sharp surge in betting among English women with a claim that gambling runs in the blood of the people. J C Meggitt of Barry blames newspapers for promoting gambling as a sales tactic, noting ten papers contained 21 gambling contests offering nearly 100000 in prizes.
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London
England
J.C. Meggitt
Barry
Young People’s Department
The
Congregational Union of England and Wales
Lights Being Installed in Y Building Improves Gym
Electricians work to install ceiling fixtures in the gymnasium of the Y Building with other areas like the swimming pool slated for lighting this week. Painters near completion and carpenters finish up minor tasks as furnishings approach.
Testing seed corn and oats and a pyrotoI explosives offer
The notice advises testing corn and oats for seed germination, warns of poor seed quality from last summer, and highlights an Ames Iowa distribution of 80 000 lb of surplus war explosive pyrotol for blasting stumps and rocks with first come first served ordering.
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Ames
Iowa
A. W. Clyde
Cedar Rapids
Brighton Lodges Install Officers in Joint Meeting
Green Mountain Lodge No 205 L O F and Brighton Rebekah No 269 held a joint installation at Odd Fellow Hall with Grand Master W W Wacamon and District Deputy President Mrs Bernice Lee present. Officers installed include A J Johnson W S and Clara Bennett V G, with a covered dish luncheon to follow.
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Brighton
Green Mountain Lodge
Brighton Rebekah No
Odd Fellow Hall
W. W. Wacamon
Wellman
Bernice Lee
Washington
Richland Lodge
A. J. Johnson
W. S
Dennis Hessel Tine
E. B. Bennett
J. W. Jones
Treas
M Farrier
L. A. Guy
N. G
Dr. W
Parka
V. G
Joe Seaton
Tom Hoover
T. B. Davison
L. S&s
S. Boyd Hicks
Fred van Winkle
Chas
Stamp Fakers Flourish in Germany
Counterfeiting of rare postage stamps has become a highly developed art in Germany with many followers. It is lucrative and punished only if the counterfeit is sold as genuine or used in Germany, and enforcement is difficult.
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Berlin
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Market Reports
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
H. E. and
C. W. Busby
Poland
China
George W. Brush
Pubel Sale
Albert English
J. E. Wright
Emmett Hamm
Selma C. Sommer
Brase, Bowhasele
Joe Soukup
James Boyd
Haskins
Dan Rohrer
West Chester
T!pton
Simmerman
M. C. DeLong
Fred Sipe
Crawfordsville
Washington Produce Markets
Chicago Grain
W. E. Swift
John A. Babcoceke
Ermie
Riachange
CWI
Towa
Roald Amundson
Forest City
John Soals
William Nelson
Soal
Burlington
Ray Ashen
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Samuel Larsen
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
Washington Do
Farm Bureau
Dar Rapids
Grace Keasel
Grace Vanerus
A. Polis
Gladys Koch
Rose Howeh
Dorothy Johnson
Hattie Jones
Wellston Savings Bank
Wellston
Total
Capital Stock
Federal Reserve Bank
State of Iowa
Jacob Hotle
R. A. Whitacre
A. Whitacre
Jacob
Ralph W. Thompson
Notary Public
JW McClelland
W.H. Brinning
W. E. Augustine
Dt Ofelon
JE Wright
Hampshire
Concord
Hayes
John Deere
Emmet Hamm
Charles Brown
Ralph Dougherty
Clayton Bear Lunch
Elmabeth
Jordan
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