Chicago hog and cattle market report with slow demand
Hog receipts 50 000 and cattle 14 000 at Chicago market. Hogs mostly 10 to 15 cents lower. heavyweights 11.65 to 12.00, sows 1.60 to 11.50, pigs 11.75 to 12.10. Cattle demand very slow. best yearling 12.15, feeders weak. steers 9.50 to 13.25 depending on weight. cows 4.25 to 7.75. calves 6.00 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 25 000. market very slow. lambs 12.25 to 12.50, ewes scarce, handyweights above 7.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. E. Davis
John P. Jones
Crawfordsville
Lester Macon
Root and Branch
Tom Darbyshire
Tingley
Iowa
Tom
Feeding Lambs and Ewes Market Prices Summary
The report lists feeder lamb grades with prices from 12.75 to 13.10. Lamb weights 84 lbs down and 10.85 to 12.85 for medium. Ewes range 5.50 to 7.75 for common to choice, with canners and cutters 1.75 to 5.50. Feeding lambs stock shows medium choice from 11.50 to 13.15.
Estimates of Livestock Receipts for Tomorrow at Chicago
Livestock receipts expected for tomorrow in Chicago include 3 500 cattle and 28 000 dogs with 9 0080 sheep.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain futures close higher in Chicago listing
Chicago market round up shows May wheat advancing to 1.40 percent with July and Sept futures near 1.28 percent to 1.31 percent. Corn contracts hold at 0.81 percent across May July and Sept. Oats steady around 46 to 49 percent with mixed June readings. Lard ribs rye and other grains appear with nominal or fractional moves and varying contract months.
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Chicago
Riverside society notes install new officers at meeting
The Riverside gathering installed new officers led by installing officer Mrs Edna Craig. Officers include Ellen Krebs president Anna Younkin senior vice president Ella Knittel junior vice president and others. A 59 guest luncheon followed. The Senior Needlework club met with Mrs C W Ingram for a pleasant afternoon with 19 attendees. A fourth Sacred Heart League card party occurred with winners named. The column also covers local social visits and upcoming sales notices in the area.
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Riverside
Robert Allen
C. W Ingram
Guy Fesler
North Liberty
Margaret Griffin
Laurel Linsley
R. ¢. Knight
St. Mary's Hall
Sacred Heart League
William Dautremont
Ed Muller
Ramey Knittel
Stella Vessy
J. M. Chittums
Anthony Vesey
Journal Want Ads Pay Trial Convince
A short note requests payment for classified ads with a promise that a trial will prove their value. The message implies a sales pitch to settle terms before ongoing advertising.
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Journal
Washington Produce Market Prices Note Poultry Rates
A historical price list from Washington Produce Markets shows various poultry and animal goods. Fresh eggs, hens by weight, springs, ducks, geese, and horse hides are listed with per pound rates. thin or sick poultry has no market.
Funeral services for William Canby held in Winfield
Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church in Winfield for William Canby who died at his son Russel Canby’s home in Winfield. He was born January 3, 1841 in Virginia and farmed in Marion township Henry county before retirement. Surviving is his son. burial was in Friends cemetery west of Winfield.
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Columbus Junction
William Canby
Russel
Winfield
Presbyterian Church
Sharp
Friends Cemetery
Mr. Canby
Virginia
Marion Township
Henry County
Community Notes and Family News From VEO District
Local residents report social visits and gatherings with the Gowey and Bray families. Births include a boy to Fred Simmons on January 15 and a boy to Mose Haskins on January 16. Events include a funeral for Mrs. Richard Van Dyke and a birthday celebration for eight year old Maxine Balderson. Snow brightens the morning mood.
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Veo
H. C. Jones
Elmer Coffin
Theodore Weenike
Merrill Gowey
Farmer's Union
No. 5
Etha Roberts
Fairfield High School
W. H. Roberts
Oz Gowey
Leona Hamilton
Merril Gowey
Richard van Dyke
Mrs. van Dyke
Gowey
Fred Simmons
Mose Haskins
C. C. Dana
Lucile
Edith Mae
George Bray
Lefern
Mildred Bmry
Gladys
Gwendolyn Miler
George Rah
Willie Calvin
Ila Mae
W. L. Bray
Dorothy
Hazel
H. A. Soeten
Carl Deering
Mt. Pleasant
Donald Gowey
Etha Jones
Harry Hamilton
Pheebe Jones
Richland
Effie
Allenrhu Rheumatic Pain Cure Adverts
Lemmon's Pharmacy and other druggists advertise Allenrhu as a money back remedy for rheumatic pains. The claim states the product reduces swelling and twinges, begins relief after first pint, and purports to expel rheumatic poisons through kidneys and bowels with universal pharmacist guarantees.
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Lemmon’s
Allenrhu
Drusgists
Effect of Scarlet Fever on Diphtheria Antitoxin noted
Medical observations suggest scarlet fever attacks destroy diphtheria antitoxin in circulation and cause the Schick test to turn positive. The finding implies a link between scarlet fever infection and susceptibility to diphtheria, highlighting immune interaction in recent clinical notes.
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Schick
Closing Out Sales List in Iowa Cavities Area
A sequence of closing out sales listed with dates and locations across Iowa. Feb 8 Hotle and Ramge northeast of Rubio. Feb 9 R F Smylie and Sons Columbus Junction. Feb 15 Jones Brothers 1 mile south of Columbus City. Feb 16 Green and Romine 4 12 miles northwest of West Chester. Feb 18 Eiler and White 1% miles southwest of Crawfordsville.
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John H. Coppes
Clina
Yarmouth
Iowa
Jones and Davis
Crawfordsville
Boyd T. Foster
Martin Koehler
Boyd Foster
William Thompson
Washington
H. F E. Busby
Poland
Busby Manufacturing Co
Gale
Havre
John Koch
Luckey & Phillips
N. E
Haskins
J. T. Swift
J. Lester Macon
Ile
J. A. Kolosick
Ainsworth
J. $. Romine & Son
Keota
N. BE. Ebner
W. D. Booth
Roy Randle
N. E. Washington
Hotle and Ramge
Rubio
R. F." Smylie and Sons
Duroe Bred Sons
Columbus Junction
Jones Brothers
Columbus City
Green and
Romine
West Chester
Eiler and
White
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Chicago Livestock
Cotter
H. E. Davis
WM. Jones
D. F. Macon
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
MR. Farmer
The
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Rubio National Farm Loan Association
Yates
Federal Land Bank
Mr. Knight
Mr. Anderson
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
L. B. Luithly
Rubio Savings Bank
Rubio, Iowa
L. B. Laithly, Secy.Treas
Chicago Grain
Henry Campbell
Silas Ross
Mr. Humble
Charlie Denison
Charlie Lemley
Charlie McKinstry
Robertson
Mrs. Porter
Grace Hill
Harve Busby
Washington Produce Markets
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Mters. of
Evening Journal
Journal Office
North
Iowa Ave
B. K. Fenton
Nina Ellis
C. Bh. Erickson Company, Inc
Des Moines, Lowa
Jack Richmond
Schneider
Chester
K. A. Mathers
Rhode Island
Good Oliver Gang
Gor
Fred
Second St
Marcus Kuhn
Studepaker Garage
Gilbert Goff
Globe Barber Shop
China
John Witthoft
Martha Butler
Wiederrecht
Hiaywood
Internationa Bible
J. A. Endsley
South Hill
Edward C. Hall
Davenport
Methodist Church
Louisa County
Letts
Lawrence Rhea
Coumbus Junction
Jean McCullough
Wapello
Elwin’ Owen
Frances Letts
Clyde Arnhood
Grandview
Marion Wibber
Pour Tours
Thos. R. Gillespie
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Dodge Brothers
Finance Co
BUICK
FORD
Verdi
Rothschild
N. Ave
H. P. Grant
Buckskin Buck
Rown Journal of Post
Bro An
Lagrove
Wellston Rendering Works
C. J. Shalla
Brighton
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