Chicago Livestock Market Report Prices by Weight and Type
Receipts: hogs 33 000 including 7 000 direct with prices mostly steady to lower across weights from 3.80 to 4.40 for heavy hogs and 4.00 to 4.40 for light to medium bounds. Cattle receipts 3 500 calf and veal lines showing steers 7.00 down to 6.00 and top near 9.00. vealers 6.00 to 8.00. cows 3.25 to 5.50. bulls 3.00 to 4.75. Sheep receipts 25 000 with lambs 5.25 to 6.00 and ewes 1.75 to 2.50. slaughter sheep 4.25 to 6.65. feeding lambs 4.50 to 5.60.
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Chicago
Market Report Tracks Mixed Veg and Dairy Prices
Eggs show weak receipts with varied firsts and extras. butter volumes high with rising extras and varied grade prices. Poultry markets steady with mixed leg species and modest price ranges. Cheese prices move unevenly with twin and young Americas noted. Potatoes on track with arrivals and shipments, regional russet notes.
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Wisconsin
Idaho
Michigan
Grain Shipment Totals Reported
Wheat four cars, corn ninety six cars, oats twelve ears accounted for in the latest shipment report.
Chicago Grain Market Update
Grain listings show Wheat for March and May with fluctuating figures, including open high low and close values. Currency-like symbols and OCR garble obscure precise numbers but indicate activity in CHICAGO trading for grains.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Jan. G
Mar
Grain futures activity and rate figures across crops
The fragment outlines continuous price or percentage figures for CORN OATS and RYE with monthly data points in May July and September. It includes percentages around 0.40 to 0.57 and notes ABW values, indicating futures or basis movements for corn oats and rye across several months.
Sin of Madelon Claudet debuts Helen Hayes on stage screen
State theater opens The Sin of Madelon Claudet highlighting Helen Hayes screen debut. The film features Lewis Stone Neil Hamilton Robert Young Cliff Edwards Marie Prevost and Jean Hersholt with Karen Morley Alan Hale and others in strong supporting roles. Edna Hardy and Dixie Layer also perform on stage.
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Madelon Claudet
State Theater
New York
Helen Hayes
Miss Hayes
Paris
Lewis Stone
Neil Hamilton
Madelon
Robert Young
Cliff Edwards
Jean Hersholt
Marie Prevost
Edwards
Karen Morley
Charles Winninger
Alan Hale
Halliwell Hobbes
Lennox Pawle
Russ Powell
Edna Hardy
Dixie Layer
New Year Celebrations and School Reopen in Brighton
Brighten area notes six o clock dinner hosted by Marjorie Wanerus with old school friends from Wayland and nearby towns. A Harmony Club potluck and a New Year watch party hosted by the American Legion featured games and a 12 o clock salute. School resumed after a two week break with teachers returning to duties at various towns including Lone Rock Red Oak Dallas Center Reinbeck Pella and Manchester.
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Brighton
Marjorie Wanerus
Wayland
Ethel Knerr
Omaha
Helen Irwin
Ames
Bonnie Bereiter
Cedar Falls
Mary Estelle Anderson
Ixalne Wellems
Glenwood
P. J. Harkin
Vee
Edna Vanerus
Esther Jenkins
Harmony Club
Cora Pringle
Ora Hoskins
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Blanchard
Lone Rock
McAfee
Minnie Larson Wirene
Chariton
Miss Beggs
Miss Morgan
Red Oak
Miss Beard
Dallas Center
Mathie
Stanhope
Graham
Reinbeck
Miss Petratz
Washington
Vogelaar
Pella
Robison
Manchester
Minnie Larson
Weather, visits, and small-town notes from Olds Iowa
January 8 diary and letters detail sunshine and a chilly day in Olds area. Residents such as Mrs Reaney in Washington and Emmett Frame of Ainsworth are mentioned, plus road conditions complicating trucking and local farm work. The piece records wedding news, travel between Washington and Chariton, school changes, and community greetings among families and businesses.
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Mrs. Reaney
Ainsworth
Washington
Emmett Frame
Frank Macon
Evening Journal
Olds
Chas
Faulkner
Iowa
Card of Appreciation for Neighborly Kindness and Floral Tributes
We express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy in our bereavement over our mother Mrs. E. J. Lyle of Keota Iowa. Gratitude goes to the clubs friends and neighbors who offered help and sent floral tributes during our sorrow. Mrs. B. A. Munson and Husband
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E. J. Lyle
Keota
Iowa
A. Munson
Tourists pulled into Indian boycott during Bombay visit
American tourists aboard the Empress of Britain faced indirect pressure in a nationalist boycott in Bombay. A 17 year old girl persuaded many to skip a large British store and return to the ship. One American woman insisted on shopping and was escorted by police as spectators watched. A Sikh woman was arrested for urging Americans to join the boycott.
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Bombay
India
Philadelphia Man Arrested Over Threatening Mail Letters
Federal agents arrested James Edward Smith of Philadelphia on charges of sending threatening letters by mail about bombings. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner J Howard Patterson and held on $20,000 bail for a further hearing. Smith denied any link to the Easton bombing that killed three men.
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Philadelphia
James Edward Smith
U.S
J. Howard Patterson
Haston
Smith
George P. DeGeorgue
A. E. Mehl
Mehl
Father of 29 Dies in Train Accident
Leander Do Gentle a Georgia champion father with 28 children and later a 29th was killed by a train in Atlanta after being introduced to President Coolidge and Congress in 1926. The loss follows a double marriage history.
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Atlanta
U.P
Leander Do. Gentle
Coolidge
Congress
Georgia
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