Seed barley and seed wheat closing out sales near Washington and Ainsworth
New varieties and early maturing wheat offered. Auctions list sale dates January 16 near Dne, January 22 near Ainsworth, and February 1 Duroc bred gilt sale by Knotek Bros and Timm. Includes auctioneers Bill Bruty and Milton Birka.
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Oetjen’s
Whittaker
Midway Sales Company
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Walter E. Anderson
Mt. Pleasant
Crawfordsville
Oldis
Cheney and van Syce
S. W
Washington
George W. Brown Batate
Brown & Bruty
Washington, DC
W. Shaffer
Bill Bruty
Ainsworth
Milton Birka
Klotz & Duncan
Duroc Bred
Knotek Bros
Timm
Chicago Market Report Hogs Steady Near 14.75 Ceiling
Markets show hogs 18 000 head with 14.75 ceiling for good and choice barrows and gilts 180 lbs and over. Cattle and calves 8 000 and 1 000 respectively with fed cattle steady to stronger, and sheep 6 000 with early sales steady and load lots at 15.60 and above for good Western lambs. Includes details on weights and price ranges.
Chicago Produce Roundup Reflects Unsettled Eggs Market
Chicago January 9 eggs market unsettled with prices unchanged and receipts at 16 164 cases. Extra firsts 42.1 to 44.6 cents, firsts 39.6 cents, current receipts 29.6, dirties 32 to 35 14 cents. Poultry receipts 5 trucks with market firm and unchanged.
Chicago Cash Grain Oats Prices Lead Decline
Chicago cash grain report shows oats at 81 for mixed heavy and 1 for White heavy, reflecting a cautious market in early January. The brief note records price levels as of Jan 9 with UP service attribution.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table from January market report
Open high low close figures for WHEAT, CORN, OATS, and RYE across May July Sep Dec contracts. The table lists 166% to 159% in wheat, 113% to 114% for corn, 70 to 69 for oats, and 39 to 44 for rye with varying contract months.
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Chicago
Beer Funeral Held for Daniel Beer 81
Funeral services for Daniel Beer 81 were held at the Lower Deer Creek Mennonite church near Wellman with Rev. George Miller and Rev. Nelson Kauffman in charge. Burial followed in the Lower Deer Creek cemetery. Beer died Sunday night after a lingering illness. He was born in Switzerland and came to the United States at age four. He married Rachel Kauffman in 1887. she died in 1917. The family moved to Wellman years ago. Survivors include a son Noah and daughter Katie, both of Wellman.
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Wellman
Daniel Beer
Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church
George Miller
Nelson Kauffman
Lower Deer Creek
Noah
Katie
North Dakota and South Dakota Join Union as 39th and 40th States
The states of North Dakota and South Dakota were admitted to the Union as the 39th and 40th states, expanding the nation westward and reshaping political boundaries. Their admission marked a milestone in 1889, reflecting rapid settlement and statehood progress.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Union
Ainsworth Girl Suffering Spinal Meningitis and Local Moves
Ainsworth Jan 3 report Bon nie Jean Simpson taken to University hospital Iowa City Friday afternoon with spinal meningitis. Mrs Meacham resigns and Joyce Linn will teach 8th and 4th grades. Mrs MiioArthur to teach 3rd and 4th grades. Gene Visser mails navy update from San Francisco. Hilda Olds to Arizona for a stay. Jane Mahin returns to Muskeegan Heights school. W Visser to be committee secretary for A Earl McNeill. Dor othy Vernon noted as former page in 1937 Iowa legislature.
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Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Bonnie Jean Simpson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Meacham
Joyce Linn
MiioArthur
Stella McCaleb
Gene
Peter. W. Visser
Bussey
A. Earl McNeill
Iowa
Dorothy Vernon
Sioux City
Girl Who Wanted to Be Page Lands a Clerk Job
DES MOINES Miss Visser daughter of a Democratic Iowa legislator did not win a page post in the Republican dominated assembly yet secured a clerk position at age 19 and will serve in the legislature.
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Des Moines
Jo Visser
Iowa
Miss Visser
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Rob Marson
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T J Walling
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