Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Update
Chicago livestock receipts total 84,000 with hogs 67,000 and cattle 17,000. Hogs show fair bid by shippers traders and small packers with top at 8.40 for 170–219 lb cattle mixed. weights vary and packing hogs range 6.75 to 8.40. Cattle trading mixed. fat cows and butcher heifers weaker, best fed steers around 18.50, bulk 13.50–15.50, calves mostly 14.00–14.50 with light weights 12.00–13.00 and slaughter cattle prices 11.25–18.50 depending on weight and grade.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Steau
Livestock Market Report Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle ranged from 12.25 to 16.75 for heifers and 8.25 to 15.00 for vealers, with cows 6.50 to 11.50 and cutters 5.60 to 6.50. Sheep receipts near 15,000 with fat lambs 12.50 to 14.90, feedings 12.50 to 13.25. slaughter lambs 10.25 to 14.15, ewes 5.25 to 7.75, feeding lambs 11.65 to 13.40.
Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Reported
Chicago on January 23 reports tomorrow's livestock estimates: cattle 9000 hogs 53000 sheep 12000. The figures come from LP dispatch noting market expectations for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain quotes dated Jan 23 show Wheat at various classes around 1.41 to 1.51, Corn from 0.83 to 0.85, and Oats 0.56 to 0.67 with Rye at 1.11 and Barley near 0.87 to 0.96. Timothy 3.19 to 3.86 and Clover 21.75 to 29.50.
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Chicago
S. G
Market Seed Prices for Clover and Timothy and Alsike
Toledo Seed Market lists prices for Clover and Timothy seeds with cash and imported options. Prices shown include February March dates and variations in cash and imp formats for each seed type.
Horning Sale Called One Of The Season’s Best
The Ge Henry Horning sale drew a county wide crowd with Charlie Brown as the auctioneer. Top horse sold for 152.50 for a year old mare, sheep averaged 18.00 a head, oats sold at 6re, and machinery and cattle sold well.
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Ge Henry Horning
Charlie Brown
Horning
Country Doctor Glorified on Screen at New Graham
Rudolph Schildkraut stars as the country doctor in The Country Doctor at the New Graham theatre today and tomorrow. The veteran actor delivers a highly artistic performance, supported by Junior Coghlan Sam De Grasse Gladys Brockwell Virginia Bradford and Louis Natheaux under Rupert Julian’s direction.
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Rudolph Schildkraut
New Graham Theatre
Mr. Schildkraut
Mann Page
Isola Forrester
Junior Coghlan
Sam de Grasse
Gladys Brockwell
Virginia Bradford
Louis Natheaux
Rupert Julian
Neighbors Host Surprise Farewell for Crawford Family
Mrs Joe Schlatter, Mr and Mrs Joe Schlatter and children were honored Thursday night with a surprise farewell party. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Gugel and sons Louis and Frederick Edward Ezra Miss Anna Vae Conrad Mr and Mrs HughConra and sons Roger and Glenn Dean and many others. Music and refreshments featured peaches whipped cream cake and coffee. A cake baked by Effie Wittmer bore names Joe Stenna Max Wayne and Betty Jean. The group departs with heartfelt regret and many lasting friendships.
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Crawford
Joe Schlatter
John Gugel
Louis
Frederick
Edward
Ezra
Anna Vae Conrad
Hugh Conra
Roger
Glenn Dean
Ernest Seabranch
Lucille
Darlene
Leroy
David Schlatter
Inez
Edgar Payne
Bernard
Glenn
Robert
Evelyn
Edd Springer
Lyman Johnson
Marie
Velma
Lena Roth
Irene
Arthur Wyse
Rodger
Betty Roth
Edwin Saltzman
Glenn Kempf
Milo Kempf
Zene
Lloyd
Effie Wittmer
Pauline
Alice
Joe
Stenna
Max
Wayne
Betty Jean
Hazel Craig visits Keota teachers in Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners reports Hazel Craig, a former Keota domestic science teacher now visiting Crawfordsville with Babel Crooks over Friday night. Glenn Huston attended Cedar Rapids insurance meetings. Dr. Coons of Mt. Pleasant visited the local school. Mrs. Bentley Thomson and Mary Gale leave quarantine after fumigation. Mary Gale recovered from scarlet fever. The Presbyterian Sabbath school class held a birthday gathering for Mrs. Packer’s, John Smylie’s, Mrs. Mary McCoy, Mrs. J. Fletcher, and Mrs. Robert Evans, marking Mrs. Sarah Davidson’s 90th birthday as a guest.
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Crawfordsville
Hazel Craig
Keota
Babel Crooks
Miss Craig
Glenn Huston
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Coons
Town Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Bentley Thomson
Mary Gale
Packer
Presbyterian Church
John Smylie
Mary McCoy
J. Fletcher
Robert Evans
Sarah Davidson
Weather notes and social tidbits from Washington Iowa
January weather snapshots report 42 at 2:10 pm and 38 at sunset with 20 at sunup. Social items mention the Duffy Booth sale January 24 and the Baird dairy cow sale, plus local farm closings, letters from California, and a Lincoln family genealogy note from Mrs. S. M. McCleery in San Diego.
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The
Journal
Washington
Iowa
J. J. Baird
Jim
Col
D. F. Macon
Mrs. Chadwick
Abe
Lincoln
Mr. Miller
Howard
Floward Lincoln
Hilave
Louisa County
Grandfather Lincoln
Jedediah
S. M. McCleery
Campus Ave
San Diego
Calif
Birthday celebration among friends and cooks
A Saturday gathering of 22 guests featured birthday cakes and fine culinary handiwork. The event felt festive as several members shared treats while Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Huston and Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Smith of Mt. Pleasant attended.
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S. W. Huston
H. K. Smith
Mt. Peas
Knotek Bros Sale in Washington and Closings
The Knotek Bros offer Duroc Jersey bred sons at Bushy sale pavilion in Washington Iowa on February 9. A closing out sale by Geo Clapper occurs February 14, five miles southwest of Washington. February 15 marks W Belief closing out, one and a half years west of the courthouse.
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Joe Shradel
Riverside
Washington
Richmond
Duffy and Booth
N. BE
Geo. Ferguson
Chester
Sal
Pear I Davis
Ralph Kloppfer
W. D. Stafford
Havre
Fred Grosscup
Brighton
W. J. Crawford
Aura Jones
Columbus City
Erwin Blankenhorn
Crawfordsville
R. M. Godfrey
Knotek Bros
Duroc Jersey Bred Sons
Iowa
Geo. Clapper
South
W. Belief
Mes
Court House
Washington Produce Markets Price List Summary
Old roosters and ducks offered by the pound with prices 12 to 19 cents. Geese, hens, pullets, and young roosters listed by weight. springs at 13 cents. Beef hides 14 cents per pound. horse hides at six dollars each. Cream butterfat 44 cents per pound. Fresh eggs priced with a one cent premium for poultry delivered. No market for sick or crippled poultry.
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A. H
Harry) Herbold
Washington County
Pritchard Commission Company
U. S
A. H. Herbold Hog Salesman
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Jersey
Guernsey
Fordson
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
Roderick
Rock Island
Dain
New Perfection
Emerson
Oliver Gang
Moline
H. P. Fairbanks-Morse
Concord
Ralph B. Kloppfer
Cray & Brown
Karona Sav. Bk
Joe DD
Schlatter
Nellie Manners
Duffy-Booth
Duffy
Clarence Rtthmel
John Burham
Mr Dougherty
Ralph
Jno
Elmer's Boy
G’bors
Mr. Baird
Lee Holland
Bairds
James Duffy
Denver
California
Brindley
Sam McCleery
Wayne A. Simerman
Roach & Hugill
Drovers National Bank
Union Stock Yards
J. Ben Roach
Walter P. Roach
B. R. Hugill
W. A. Simerman
J. L. Merrion
Evening Journal
Leo Shenlango-tie
cCood Cook
Call
Howard Skinner
West Chester
Fritz
Glenn C. Hayes
D. W. Ferguson
Washington R
Fairfield
Russel Smith
Sandy Hook
Wall Brighton
Clyde Hillhouse
Shearer
Inquire of Journal
Washington Rendering Works
Dempsey & Breitenbach
Karl F. Libe
Walter
Little
Thos. R. Gillespie
Farrow
DE Laval
Ge. Ge Dodds
W. G. Barr
Methodist Church
Mr. Conant
Winfield
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
John A. Babcock
W. S. Reister
E. 8Rd St
Reister
E. Wash. St
Eggs and Poultry
Zeno Tinnes
Chas. Churchill
Myartle Frank
Jodie Zear
Ray Long
Marie Hartnell
George Klett
Lawrence Carrigs
Brotherhood
Merle Brinning
Ben
Dr. Masson
Washington Produce Markets
R. L. Gibson
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