Hogs and cattle prices edge higher in Chicago market report
The Chicago market report shows hogs at 48 000 head with steady to 10 cent higher gains, top 2.60, and mixed weights from 100 to 550 pounds. Cattle and calves run 16 000 and 1 000 respectively with active demand as steers, heifers, cows, and bulls move across weight classes. slaughter cattle and feeders show broad price ranges by weight. Sheep market also active with lambs and mutton priced by weight and grade.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Briefs
Chicago January 22 eggs market steady with receipts tallying 4 227 cases. Extra firsts noted as steady with subdued demand and stable prices amid regional trading.
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Chicago
Ended life of Edward J Brundage long-time Illinois leader
Edward J Brundage former Illinois attorney general and Republican leader was found dead in the basement of his Lake Forest home with a bullet wound to the heart and a revolver beside him. Police ruled it a suicide.
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Edward J. Brundage
Chicago
Illinois
Lake Forest, Sr
Market report notes shifts in butter poultry and potatoes
Butter market shows tubs 457 with specials 20 21 extras 20 firsts 1 percent to 19 seconds 17 18 standards 19. Poultry market steady receipts 93 trucks springers 1314 broilers 10 per cent etc ducks geese turkeys roosters leghorn broilers 14. Potatoes on track with 245 rivals 146 shipments 1927 market strong.
Cash Corn Prices Mixed Across Grades in Chicago
Cash corn trades in Chicago show mixed bids with No 3 mixed 49 to 60 cents per bushel and No 2 white at 50 cents. Other grades range from 46 to 60 cents with several yellow and white varieties cited. Receipts total 17 cars.
Two Corn Hog Queries Popular in Ames Iowa
Local feed of questions to the corn hog disclosure bureau reveals two key issues. Director Cady notes sows farmed out cannot be counted unless litters were owned at farrow, and new farmers may sign contracts if they operated eligible farms in 1934 or intend to raise hogs in 1934.
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Wayland
Iowa
Wayland State Bank
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Cornhoe Information Bureau
Cady
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Iiters
News Notes by the Journal's Subscription Representative
D F Macon writes as subscription representative outlining reader notices and journal promotions. The column highlights service updates and avenues for subscription inquiries.
Local roundup notes horses mules and community news
Saturday visits report good stock in the county and spry senior neighbors Will Smith and Jesse Harvey near 94. Dr Spessard and Mrs Spessard from Ainsworth attend. Mrs Margaret Nichols dies in Minneapolis at 95. Weather remains mild. families at Washington and Pleasant Hill share social events and school updates.
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Ralph Waggoners
Clifford Snider
Will Smith
Burlington
Jesse Harvey
Washington
W. R. Gamon
John
Pleasant Hill
T, Echool
Local Notes Reflect Weekend Happenings and Health Updates
Saturday activity includes Ernest Crawford and family visiting, a threat to newspaper delivery, and various residents shopping or caring for ill relatives. Funeral of Evan L. Davis in Crawfordsville noted. hospital reports show K A Mathers, Mrs W F Gardner, and D W Reed improving. Names such as Charlie Dickinson, Fayette McConnell, and Jim Matthews appear with church and Sabbath school references.
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N. Dodder
W. L. Dickinson
Rieblane
Washington
Fayette McConnell
Ainsworth
United Presbyterian Church
J. C. Boice
Mr McConnell
Jim Matthews
Escaped Convicts Face Hoes Base Transfer Rules
A contract allows transferring a hoe base if the producer worked hoes in 1932 and 1983 and farms in 1994 while meeting terms. Transfers require neither the retiree nor recipient to farm hogs previously, and the new operator must run a farm in the same county. County corn hog control and the Secretary of Agriculture must approve.
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County Corn-Hog Control Association
Secretary of
Community Journal Sale Dates and Closings
A rough listing shows multiple estate and closing out sales with dates and locations. Alex McCreedy near Aineworth and Matt McChan near Keota have sales in January. Duncan and Harri son hold an estate sale near Ainsworth with February closing, and Wrank Vieira hosts a closing out sale 244 miles southwest of Washington.
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Ainsworth
Commonnity Sale City Feed Yard
Alex McCreedy
Aineworth
Matt McChan
Keota
Duncan and Harrison
Wrank Vieira
Washington
Southern fashion linked to common foot shape for girls
Miss Ceah Greve of the University of Texas says shaped feet are more common among southern girls. She attributes the difference to the feminine apparel worn by southern girls rather than sports clothes.
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Austin
Tex
South
Ceah Greve
University of Texas
Repeal Brings Hoarded Gold Hoard Reaches Quincy Market
The repeal of prohibition brings in varied money including hoarded gold coins. The Quincy market received in exchange for hard liquor two 14 to 860 gold pieces.
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Quincy
Mass
Quincy Market
Farm policy shift changes eligibility for hog and corn payments
The article explains transfers under Henry A. Wallace agriculture policy. The retiring farmer loses corn or hog reduction payments. The new farmer gains eligibility for corn reduction payments and can receive hog base credits, enabling hog production up to 7 percent of the hog base while still drawing corn reduction payments.
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Riculture
Henry A. Wallace
Cady Savas
Organizing County Groups to Build Buying Power
Farmers may join county corn hog control associations to gain stronger purchasing power under the corn hog reduction plan. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration directs the program but local sign ups and administration lie with the associations. Each signer becomes a member with voting rights. county boards are elected by contracting producers and communities appoint 3 to 5 member committees.
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Agricultural Adjasment Administration
County
Corn-Hog Control Association
Alee
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