Chicago Live Stock Prices Report Beef and Hogs Bid Higher
Chicago market summary shows hog receipts 33 100 with 6 000 direct and prices up 10 to 15 cents from Monday. Top hog price 8 35 with various weight classes listed. Cattle and calves receipts 6 000 and 2 000 with steady to uneven trends. steers 600 to 1500 pounds 8 00 to 14 25, heifers 7 75 to 11 75, cows 4 25 to 7 25. Sheep receipts 13 000 uneven, freights and fat lambs strong to packers 8 25 to 8 65, ewes 2 50 to 4 00, feeding lambs 7 00 to 7 75.
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Des Moines Hog Prices Rise Across Iowa Minnesota Markets
Combined hog receipts at 24 yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 10:00 am show 22,800 head, up from 17,200 a week earlier. Prices range 7.25 to 7.70 for 170 to 260 lb, with lighter weights 7.10 to 7.65 and many offerings selling near the upper end as activity remains strong.
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Des Moines
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Minnesota
Hog price quotations by weight and delivery terms
The report lists weight based hog prices for heavy weights 250 to 550 pounds with varying bid ranges and quality, noting terms for truck and rail deliveries. It states feed and water at destination affect weight and price, and shipments 50 miles or more from destination weighed without feed or water usually fetch 10 to 25 cents above quoted.
Chicago Produce Prices Journal Jan 18
Egg receipts 7 369 cases firm with mixed grades. Butter unsettled with 13 691 tubs receipts and various grade ranges. Poultry steady with carload fowls springers leghorns ducks geese and turkeys listed. Cheese Twins and Young Americas quoted. Potatoes on track with 184 cars arrivals 89 shipments 711 market steady and regional price ranges for Wisconsin Idaho and Colorado.
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Duce
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado McClures
Grain Receipts Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain receipts listed include 54 cars of wheat 88 and a half cars of corn and 14 cars of oats. The brief item notes totals by grain type without further details.
Grain Price Fluctuations From Chicago Exchange
Chicago on January 13 reports shifts in grain bids with wheat corn oats and rye futures. Old and new quotes show small gains for some contracts while others slip, reflecting a mixed market for March May and July maturity notes.
Chicago Grain Market Report Jan 13 Prices
Cash grain close shows mixed bids across wheat corn oats and small barley and timothy and clover values. Wheat ranges 1 red 82 and 2 red 92 with 1 hard 81 percent, corn bids from 65 to 68 with mixed lots, oats white 33 to 44, barley 41 to 65, Timothy 875 to 900, Clover 1475 to 1450.
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Chicago
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Royal Neighbors and Odd Fellows Install Local Officers
Oak camp No 6601 Royal Neighbors of America Conesville installs Grace McCormick as oracle Minnie Maxwell as vice oracle and other officers. Odd Fellows encampment in Columbus Junction installs Guy Lewis as chief Patriarch and other leaders. fifty attend a post meeting banquet.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Conesville
Grace McCormick
Oracle
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Margaret Mckee
Frances Buser
Mary English
Nita McKean
Neva Maxwell
Roxie Hawkins
Hilda Owen
Louella Nicholson
Anna Owen
Mina Bulliis
Ruby Wagner
Lorena Maxwell
Elvera Maxwell
Maud Dyche
Verda Westlake
Jennie Maxwell
Agnes Hawkins
Winifred Maxwell
Nettie Forbes
Ethel Curtain
Cecelia Buster
Mary Singleton
Odd Fellows Lodge
Guy Lewis
Vin Cunningham
J. E. Lukins
E. E B. Shellabarger
W. G. Roberts
Winifred Henry
Harold McCormac
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus Junction State Bank
G. W. Weber
T. N. O'Neill
January 13 Community Update At Kalona And Banks
On January 13 visitors toured Kalona seeing Dr Miller and Dr Fry sharing an office and dining at Wayside Inn. People at Farmers Savings Bank included Mr and Mrs Davis and Miss Skola while local merchants discussed weather lore from an elderly ancestor. N S Schenoeblen of Hillsboro ND was visiting.
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Farmers Savings Bank
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Magarete Skola
Mr. Davis
Mr. Eglin
Local Roundup From Kalona and Wellman Sales and News
Reports from Kalona and Wellman note a busy TeBockhorst sale with Dave Yoder auctioneering and a strong crowd. Mentions Hiumston's timber near Young America and good weather aiding upcoming sales. Word of triplets in Wellman and a reminiscence session with Jim O Loughlin in Kalona.
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TeBockhorst
Dave Yoder
Community notes from Conesville area and nearby towns
Reports show the cashier Lee Huston’s satisfactory duties and a five percent dividend paid to stockholders on December 31 raising surplus to 14000. Local visits include Gail Rogers of Freeport visiting relatives. The Conesville high school oratorical contest features Burton English and others. A infant death in Columbus City is noted with funeral details. Local sales report 2000 bushels of corn at 63.5 cents. Farm auction results include calves, cows and horses with prices. An accident on Oregon street injures a woman, with both cars damaged and the baby uninjured. Laverne Bollenbach returns to Fort Wayne after visiting family.
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Lee Huston
Anna M. Mulhern
J. D. Guinn
Rudolph Schlichting
Dale Edmondson
Jay Robertson
G. W. Weber
Roy Aringdale
T. N. O'Neil
Gail Rogers
Freeport
Lll
Kia Edwards
Conesville High School
Burton English
Burton Forbes
Donald Ramner
Orville Smith
Charles Howard
Jesse Riley
Columbus City
Lucy
Dorothy
Mildred
Jud Tunkins on speech making life hardship notion
Jud Tunkins remarks that many men endure hardship after believing public speaking is an easy way to earn a living, reflecting on the lure and reality of the craft as seen in the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Flood Conference opens in Chicago with regional officials
Left to right Arch Hurley of New Mexico on the flood centre executive committee James Reed of Louisiana and Representative William E Hull of Peoria gather at the Congress hotel Chicago for the Mississippi Valley waterway and flood control conference which opened Monday Mayor William Hale Thompson acted as host
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James &. Reed
Waterway and Flond Control Association
Louisiana
William E. Hull
Peoria
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West Chester Notes on Visits Illnesses and Help
Mrs D L Rohrer reports visitors from Mt Union to Mrs Chesley while she recovers from a long illness. Dr Stewart examined whooping cough cases and scarlet fever infections at Lester Sigmund home. Grandma Ott died last week and funeral held in Washington with many West Chester attendees.
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Virgil Weekley
Marion
Mt. Union
Washington
West Chester
Lester Sigmund
Ruth
Eunice
B. L. Rohrer
Dave Turnipseed
George Hotle
Wellston
Ola Brumback
Homer Porter
January sale notices and closings across Iowa listings
A sequence of farm sale notices from January to February lists closing out sales and horse auctions across towns near Ainsworth Wellman Washington Wayland Crawfordsville and Washington again. Notable names include Whittaker Feed yard A C Ziegler Chas Maple Ellis Rickey N Lantz Gardier and Mayhew with locations ranging from 3 to 31 miles.
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Ainsworth
Whittaker Feed Yard
A. C. Ziegler
Chas. Maple
Washington
Ellis Rickey
Wellman
Defran Hros
N. Lantz
Wayland
Frank D. Rickey
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