Market Summary Beef and Pork Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts total 4,000 with varied weights and grades. Trade on lower grade steers weak to 25 cents lower. yearlings and mixed lots show declines. Steers 500 to 1100 pounds range 10.80 to 14.25, 1100 to 1500 pounds 9.75 to 14.00, 660 to 1200 pounds 6.25 to 10.00. Heifers 550 to 860 pounds 8.00 to 12.00. cows 5.50 to 7.50. Packing sows and slaughter pigs quoted across weights. Swine prices 6.00 to 8.10. Sheep receipts 14,000 with varied prices and weights. General note: quotations based on rail deliveries with destination water and feed considerations. truck deliveries shown with lighter shipper terms.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Uae
Seib Asdlon
Ne Seni Nets
Market Report Shows Hog Receipts Down in Minnesota
Town Livestock Market reports hog receipts at 5200 dollars for the 24 hour period ending 10 40 am, down from 15500 a week earlier. Friday's market was weak to mostly five tones lower, with receipts heavy in most sections today.
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Interior Town
Minnesota
Grain market chatter from Chicago shows mixed open and close
In Chicago cash grain trading, early quotes show slight volatility across contracts with opening bids around 80 and highs near 84. Prices move through May and other months with modest gains and losses, reflecting typical day’s fluctuation in futures activity.
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Cash Grain
Chicago
Jan
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago area markets see firmer butter and mixed produce tone. Receipts and price ranges for hogs butter poultry cheese potatoes and branded russets show steady to higher tendencies with regional variation. Wisconsin and Colorado potato varieties listed with per sack and per hundred weight pricing in a compact district bulletin.
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Wisconsin
Colorado McClures
Wrong Side Out By Mary Carey
Beth plans a perfect dinner for the Clarke family but a wardrobe mishap reveals the outfit is worn wrong side out. Peter and Beth laugh as Clarke’s misread signals, and a dream of a better job ends with a playful kiss and talk of future promotions.
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Tim
Timmy
Peter
Clarkes
Beth
Clarke
Kim
Bet
Re. Garke
Jim Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Allege
Dawn
Boston
Toran
Broad Street
Jim Clare
Peter Blythe
Cement and highway work sustain large U S output
The article notes that more than 44 million barrels of cement, worth about 120 million dollars, are used annually for highway construction and maintenance in the United States. It states this production employs around 100,000 workers.
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United States
Local Journal readers share January farm notes and visits
A January letter from readers near Coppock and Wellston recounts mild weather and busy farms. The piece highlights farmers buying timber, sawmills in operation, cattle and horses on Stout country farms, and visits with neighbors at Frank's store and Dearing Bros. It notes Joe Lambert, S H Henderson sale in January, and continues with community exchanges and a brief aviation milestone.
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Ralph Kauffman
Chip Esstey
Coppock
Stout
Sandy Hook
Nicola and Sons
Stout Bros
Hesseltine Bros
Guy Hoys
Town City
Muscatine
White Rock
Chalmers
Joe Lambert
S. H. Henderson
Ainsworth
Radio Pictures sets distance record during film shoots
Radio Pictures filmed a railroad drama at the Fox Danger theatre using three special trains, exceeding 31 000 miles around the globe as the troupe toured twelve states including California Nevada Utah and more. Louis Woleim Robert Armstrong and Jean Arthur led the cast amid diverse weather and locations across America.
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Radio Pictures
Ight
Fox the
Withree
Louis Woleim
Robert Armstrong
Jean Arthur
Technicans
America
California
Nevada
Utah
Kaho
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mlinois
Nebraskeal
Wyoming
Closing Out Sale Remnants Across Several Towns
Journal sale dates list multiple closing out sales near Ainsworth Wayland and Washington with firms Magdetran Bros and Chas Maple. Entries include January dates from 12 to 27 and percentages such as 4 and 7. Local closings occur 5 to 7 miles from towns with various buyers and vendors named.
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S. HL Henderson
Aineworth
Chas. Maple
Washington
Rickey
J. K
Ainsworth
Ian
Magdetran Bros. N. Lante
Wayland
Grain price updates from Chicago market report
Chicago market note shows bid ranges for wheat and corn with mixed percentages and several grade labels. Prices listed include hard red, yellow and white varieties, along with forage items such as timothy and clover. The fragment hints at fractional and percent changes, but details are incomplete.
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Chicago
Jan
Marley
Timothy
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