Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Commodities in Chicago
Chicago market report notes hog receipts around 70 000 with prices up to 11 05 for early hogs and mixed lots near 10.40 to 11.05 for various weights. Cattle receipts about 32 000 with steer prices mostly 25 to 35 cents lower, bulk fed cattle 8.00 to 10.00, stockers weaker, bulls weak. Wheat corn oats rye and seeds priced with distinct No 2 red wheat at 1.92 1.94 and corn values across several grades. fats and livestock products listed alongside.
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Chicago
Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Released in Chicago
Official live stock estimates show Hog futures flat with 0,000 expected, cattle 14,000 head, and sheep 18,000 head for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Local notes from Brighton and wider: travels and events
Mrs E A Mortimore travels to Los Angeles to visit daughter Gladys Logan. Brighton Masonic lodge hosts Fastern Star party with about 60 attendees and an oyster supper. The program included The Honeymoon The Street Fair and The Two Detectives. Mr and Mrs Boyd Hicks return from Fairfield. John Craft heads a fraternity house in Fairfield until June. Harper Alkire visits his mother Ella Alkire. Washington reports President Coolidge nominates George M Woodruff as postmaster at Mason City Iowa.
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Masonic Lodge
Fastern Star
Boyd Hicks
Baby
Fairfield
John Craft
Morrison
Harper Alkire
de Witt
Ella Alkire
Washington
Coolidge
George M Woodruff
Mason City
Iowa
Chicago Grain and Open Market Listings
Grain prices across wheat corn oats rye and rice values for May July and Sept futures listed for Chicago. The notice also details numerous public sales and closings in Indiana Iowa and Illinois with dates from January 13 to February 4 including Albert English J E Wright Mrs Emmett Hamm Joe Soukup and others.
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Chicago
Wheat Prices Rise on Dearth of Offerings and Export Hints
Wheat opened higher in Chicago with May futures around 1.80 to 1.82 as rumors of export demand and tight foreign stocks in Hungary Ireland and Central Europe supported gains. Corn and oats followed wheat strength with modest advances after an initially steady to slightly lower start.
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Chicago
Hungary
Ieland
ZechoSlovakia
Vienna
Residents Visit Friends Across Route Four Area
On Jan 10 several families including Walter Gardner and family Florence Elwyn, Chas Kep hart Ed Simmering, Chalupa family near Richmond, Mrs. Howard Caldwell, Sam Baker family, Bryan Swift family, Roy Kephartz Velma Alvin Kephartz, Dale Darbyshire, Dewey Coffman Davenport, Will Trotter Ainsworth, and John Wheelan gathered at multiple local homes for visits and dinners over the week.
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Washington
Walter Gardner
Florence
Elwyn
Chas
Kephart
Ed Simmering
Chalupa
Fred Chalupa
Richmond
Howard Caldwell
Ed Chalupa
Sam Baker
Bryan Swift
Lester Macon
Roy Kephartz
Velma
Alvin
Dale Darbyshire
Dewey Coffman
Davenport
Boy ordered to write dog eulogy 500 times for cruelty
In Houston on January 12 a 13 year old boy was found guilty of cruelty to a dog. Juvenile Judge Chester H. Bryan ordered him to write West's eulogy of a dog 500 times and allowed parental discipline with a spanking by his father.
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Houston
Texas
Chester H. Bryan
West
Australian Population Reaches Six Million
Melbourne Dec 2 The Australian population is now approximately six million and is rising at about two percent each year. Sydney remains the largest city with a population near one million.
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Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Norma Talmadge Crew Takes Two Trips for Secrets
In filming Secrets, Norma Talmadge's company took two journeys. Director Frank Borzage traveled to Mexico to source 3,000 longhorn steers, since Los Angeles ranges now favor bald faces. A Wyoming run aimed to capture the state’s atmosphere for the tale. Borzage paused en route to Wyoming.
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Norma Talmadge
Secrets’ Company
Mexico
Wyoming
Frank Borzage
Secrets
Los Angeles
Freshman Nebraska basketball player hurt in head injury
Harley Thiel, 18, of Hanover Kansas, a University of Nebraska freshman, lies in a Lincoln hospital with memory loss after a fall or blow to the head. Doctors say he suffers no pain and he is a member of the freshmen basketball team.
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Lincoln
Neb
Harley Thiel
Hanover
Kansas
University of Nebraska
Thiel
Secrets staged with Norma and her supporting cast
Salt Lake City visits with hometown boys and renews old acquaintances. Norma leads a cast including Eugene O Miea Gertrude Astor Clare McDowell Emily Fitzroy George Nichols Francis Feeney Winston Miller Patterson Dial Alice Day Florence Wicks Winter Hall. Gaudio photographs the production adapted from Frances Marion play.
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Salt Lake City
Norma
Eugene O' Miea
Gertrude Astor
Clare McDowell
Emily Fitzroy
George Nichols
Francis Feeney
Winston Miller
Patterson Dial
Alice Day
Florence Wicks
Winter Hall
Jaetanoe Gaudio
Frances Marion
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Daily Market Reports
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Chicago Cash Grain
Brighton
E. A Mortimore
California
Gladys Lo
Zyogn
Natarre
Washington Produce Markets
Ike Oe
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
Albert English
J. E. Wright
Emmett Hamm
Selma C. Sommer
Crawfordsville
Joe A. Soukup
Mer
Soukup
Farmers Co-op
Sale
Joe Soukup
James Boyd
Haskins
Tucker & Schantzy
Noble
Titus
David H. Kleese
Dan Rohrer, Jr
West Cheater
J. F. Duffy
Red Bull
Tipton and Simmerman
M. C. DeLong
Homer Jarrard
Ball Farm
Fred Sipe
Roy Fisher
M. N. E. Keota
Will Trotter of
Ainsworth
John Wheelan
Borzare
West Chester
Wellman
Lexington
Seys
Emerson Gang
Red Island
D. L. Rohrer
Chas. Brown
Oo. C. Patterson
Lexington Ladies’ Aid
Walter Kreese
Poland
China
Farrow
Hayes
Studebaker
Concord
de Laval
H. Kleese
RE. BE. Dougherty
Ald
Grace Hin
Farmer's Co-operative Sale
Riverside
Kalona
Mer. Brown
Beranek
F. E. Skola
Klein
Eee
John Heitnanek
Bert Cray
First Bank
Peter R. Schantz
John Deere
Tucker & Schantz
L. HW
Anet
Joe Wright
Hampshire
Mrs
Emmet Hamm
Charles Brown
Ralph Dougherty
Clayton Bear Lunch
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