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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
2
Market news from Chicago shows hog receipts at 82 000 with steady to strong tone across weights. Cattle receipts 18 000 with fed steer trade less active but generally steady. vealers and calves priced, feeders scarce. Sheep receipts 17 000 with fat lambs firm and feeding lambs strong. prices listed for multiple weight ranges and grades.
A 1926 Washington Iowa notice to Mr. Arthur Ruebsam of Ainsworth Iowa requests seed corn details or action. The brief missive dated December 28 1926 opens a correspondence channel for seed supply.
Forecast shows large cattle, hogs, and sheep runs with 10 000 cattle 14 000 hogs and 16 000 sheep expected. Trade activity likely hinge on market demand and packer bids in Chicago.
Chicago grain brief shows wheat futures for May and July rising about 1.3 percent with quotes near 1.38 and 1.29. Corn bids are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate July and May activity with small gains around 0.84 to 0.85.
Toledo market brief lists Clover and Timothy hay movements with cash prices for domestic and imported goods. February and March price points shown for clover eesh, alsike, hay, and Timothy products across cash and new stock categories.
Sale dates from January 13 to January 27 show closing out and public sales for farms stock and equipment near Washington and Havre. Listings include Joseph Carson estate Keota Dodds Nelson Humble Bush Bear Coppes Koehler Pribyl Macon and others with locations like Riverside Washington Havre and Yarmouth.
Benito Mussolini describes his unending work ethic and drive to advance Italy. He credits temperament training heritage and willpower shaping a life of relentless labor and mission to restore national glory, urging discipline and continuous effort from youth onward.
The notice lists per pound and per dozen rates for butterfat and various poultry including hens of different weights and breeds, ducks, geese, and horseshoes. A disclaimer states no market for weak poultry and hints at suspended duties and personal resolve about rest and continuous work. The closing notes reference Mussolini’s upcoming article on diet and belief changes.
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