Chicago Livestock Market Report
Hogs 8,000 steady with holdovers 1,000, top 9.90. Cattle 300 steady with calves 200, beef steers 11.00 to 14.00, mediums 7.00 to 11.50, yearlings 8.00 to 13.00, butcher cattle 6.00 to 10.00, cows 5.00 to 7.50, calves 5.00 to 11.00, feeders 5.00 to 8.50, stocker cattle 4.00 to 6.75. Sheep 2,000 steady. lambs 10.00 to 10.65, commons 6.00 to 9.00, yearlings 7.00 to 9.50, ewes 4.00 to 5.50, feeders 9.00 to 10.00.
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Chicago Produce Prices Reported In Early Session
Chicago market summary shows eggs market firm with 6 110 cases of receipts and extra firsts at 22 percent. Butter market steady with 6 369 tubes and various grade allocations. Poultry market steady with limited receipts and price ranges for leghorns ducks geese turkeys and roosters.
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Local Produce Market Prices from Saturday Sale
Published courtesy provides prices for eggs and assorted poultry products. Listings include sweet cream butter sour cream two percent milk, heavy hens by weight, leghorn and stagey springs, white and colored eggs, and miscellaneous items with per pound or per dozen figures.
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Horn Broilers 17 Potatoes On Track Figures
Potatoes on track with 233 arrivals 57 shipments 567 total on record for the period. Broiler item referenced as Horn Broilers 17 appears alongside the potato figures in this concise market update.
Cash Corn Prices and Receipts Report
In Chicago on January 18, cash corn prices stood at No 4 yellow 57 59, No 5 yellow 55 58, No 4 white 60, and No 5 yellow 55 57. Receipts totaled 95 cars.
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News Notes by the Journal's Subscription Representative
Subscription agent D F Macon presents brief notes on periodical deliveries and reader services. The column outlines new rates, service changes, and a reminder about renewals and contact procedures.
Frank Priebe's Poultry Advice on Choosing Chicks
Frank Priebe urges readers to buy quality chicks rather than cheap ones. He argues better chicks respond to feed and care, cost a little more upfront but yield higher future value, faster growth, and more meat for market. He notes stronger chicks raise output and profits, guiding listeners to select well.
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Public sale column lists multiple area auctions and dates
The column names a sequence of public sales and closings in January and February. Entries include Frank Soukup near 8 miles northeast, Wallace Carson west of Brighton, S R Wallace near Haskins, Hoyle and Davis west Washington, and several others with locations such as Washington Nobe Snowball Midway. A weekly community sale at City Feed Yard and a Wednesday sale at Midway are noted.
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Evening Journal
January 18 Snows and a Pair of Zippered Overshoes
In Washington Iowa on a bare sidewalk a pair of new high top overshoes with zippers drew attention. Ralph Smith asked about them and Jim Cunningham was recognized, as the writer plans to visit him first thing in the morning.
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Farmers and townsfolk share snowbound tales and poultry tips
Cal Pearson, a retired farmer from Ainsworth, is mentioned amid community notes about livestock and farm life. The column moves through snowstorm anecdotes, visits by Roy Davison and others, and a discussion on chick quality and profitability from hatcheries, citing a Kansas dealer and farmers in Des Moines and Columbus Junction.
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Livestock Sale Schedule At Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction reports strong interest across cattle hogs and sheep with horses sold on a separate day. Next horse sale set for Thursday January 30 while cattle offerings include Hereford and Angus calves feeders and breeding stock plus six Hereford bulls and several Shorthorn cattle. Hog and sheep demand remains good with 15 cows to farrow in March and April and 3 bucks among the offerings.
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Stock Man Eyes California Escape From Deep Snow
A traveler sees sunny beaches and describes Mr Stock Man planning a trip to California to escape heavy snow. The tone notes a desire to flee winter conditions and seek milder climes.
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Local notes reflect community life and farm chatter
In Friday visits, residents from Washington R1 to Brighton join discussions on crops and livestock. Frank Priebe signs a note praising good breeding in cattle hogs and chicks, with farmers like Wm McCartney and J Work mentioned among the community.
Kind Lady Opens With Clever Crookmaster Plot Twist
A Metro detective romance presents a housebound power struggle where law protects the home yet is breached by clever criminals. Abbe MacMahon and Basil Rathbone lead an elaborate cast in a Fox Sunday release adapted from Hugh Walpole.
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Republican Chase and Governor Herring Trade Quip in Des Moines
In Des Moines E P Chase a leading Republican and newspaper editor and Governor Herring exchanged witty lines. Herring displayed a Chicago author letter seeking Republicans to answer why they think Republicans will win in 1936. Chase replied with a gracious jab about the letter likely meant for Senator Dickinson.
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