Livestock Market in Chicago Mixed with Steady Hogs Cattle
Chicago livestock report shows hogs steady with top at 4.35, bulk 3.75 to 4.25. Cattle steady at 2008 for beef steers 8.00 to 11.00, cows 3.00 to 5.25, calves 5.50 to 8.50. Sheep 6,000 head, lambs 4.50 to 6.75, feeder lambs 4.25 to 4.75. Receipts: hogs 10,000. cattle 2,008. sheep 6,000.
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Fair Ground
Columbus Junction
Hitch
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Paul Klots
Midway Sales CO
Iowa hog receipts show steady to lower prices in January report
Des Moines data from U S D A lists 28 400 hogs at 21 yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the past 24 hours ending 8:00 a m Mostly steady with some stations lower bidding conservatively Prices quoted cover weights from 100 to 550 pounds with ranges for light to heavy classes and sows Include notes on bulk transactions weight shrinkage and shipping point exclusions
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Des Moines
Iowa
INS
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Prices and Stocks Report
Chicago market bulletin lists butter at 10 802 tubs and creamery extras at 23, eggs at 6 978 cases with 14 percent current and 16 percent extras, cheese varieties including young Americas and longhorns at 12 percent, live poultry with multiple classes and weights, and potatoes at 66 cars with U S shipments 616 and regional russets.
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U. S
Wis
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Russets Rurals
Idaho Russets
Nebr. Triumphs
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Brief items from nearby towns reported by The Journal's subscription service. Short updates cover local happenings, events, and community notices across several districts with names, dates, and places omitted or lightly noted.
National Interest Aroused By Jessie James Tale In Washington
The clipping reports a Washington Iowa focus on a story about Jessie James and the controversy surrounding its authenticity. Local residents including Ralph Dougherty Ode Ferguson and others are noted as having seen the Elm hotel where the subject supposedly lounged.
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W. E. Barber
Los Angeles
New York
Elms Hotel
Edward W. Somers
Standard
Jessie James
Washington
Ralph Dougherty
Ode Ferguson
Elm Hotel
Mr. Barber
Grain Price and Variety Report Highlights
The report lists various grain lots with grades and price ranges. Wheat shows two red 56 percent and two northern spring 65 percent. Corn features multiple lots with mixed 34 to 36 percent, yellow 36 to 38 percent, and white 25 to 36 percent in older lines. Oats shows white lines from 24 to 26 percent and 25 percent, rye none, barley 47 to 53 percent.
Grain table shows mixed Chicago futures and crate deliveries
Open high low close quotes for wheat corn oats and rye across March May July and September contracts. Wheat leads with Mar at 564 percent, corn around 38 to 41, oats listed as none in several months, rye noted with limited bids, and rail car counts include 16 wheat cars, 70 corn cars, and 20 oats cars.
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Chicago Seed Market Prices Report
Seed market prices listed in Chicago on January 16 show red clover ranges from fair to good 11.50 to 14.60 with higher grades 15.99 to 16.50 and sweet clover 5.25 to 6.00. Alsike 11.50 to 14.50. Timothy forage prices: good 3.50, choice 2.75, fancy 4.69.
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Alsike
Timothy Good
Vanity, Kindness, Tolerance Urged to End Suffering
A Country Home quote argues that much suffering is unnecessary and can be erased through vanity absence, constant kindness, and broader tolerance. It frames these traits as the core remedy for global hardship.
Camp Fire Girls organize two camps in Wayland meeting
In Wayland the Camp Fire Girls held their first meeting at the Grade building. Two camps were formed Camp Wetomachick and Camp Checkschamay with officers elected including Mary Witting Christine Schlatter Ruth Goldmith and Dora Sommer. A social event and quilting gift followed, with multiple local families noted as participants.
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Camp Wetomachick
Mary Witting
Elizabeth Leichty
Jeanette Koebel
Helen Erb
Dorothy Hensley
Guardian
Clair Sodergren
Marjories Vanerus
Checkschamay
Christine Schlatter
Marguarite Witting
Lena McClintic
Amos Good
Emma Bain
Jesse Davison
Bain and
Daveter
Quincy
Jack Burgess
Ea MecClintic
Ottumwa
Hiram Weaver
Chris Orendorf
P. J. Roth
Harry Clark
Lockridge
Winifred Clark
Queen Elizabeth Shops, Learns She Has Own Account
In London the Queen visited a store to buy for her granddaughter Princess Elizabeth and was surprised to discover Elizabeth had an account there with recent purchases.
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Chicago
Washington
Iowa
Elizabeth
London
Princess Elizabeth
Iron Weed In Bloom At Big Laurel Va
Report notes unusually warm weather in Big Laurel Virginia with maples leafing early and iron weed blooming out of season in a field. The fragment mentions Clem Edgar and an incident near Reid’s as a pedestrian recalls a tumble but continues on.
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