Hog Market Receipts Mixed Across Weight Classes
Hog receipts total around 60 000 with prices 10 to 15 cents higher on the day. Top at 8 50 with most 170 to 210 lb hogs at that level. bulk good and choice 120 to 200 lbs around 8 55 to 8 60. Heavier 210 to 800 lbs ranged 8 20 to 8 45. 130 to 150 lbs 7 75 to 8 30. Most hogs 7 25 to 7 50. heavy weights up to 8 00 and better bulk. Packing sows 7 25 to 7 50. Lightweights 7 60 to 7 65. Heavyweights 250 to 350 lbs medium choice 8 00 to 8 35. midweights 200 to 250 lbs 8 15 to 8 50. lightweights 160 to 200 lbs common to choice 8 00 to 8 50. light lights 130 to 160 lbs common to choice 7 50 to 8 50. packing sows 7 10 to 7 65. Slaughter pigs 99 to
Cattle Market Receipts and Price Ranges Reported
Receipts 19,000 with early sales of fed steers and stockers mostly 25 cents lower. Slaughter cattle and calves show varied quotes. steers 1500 lbs up 14.75 to 18.00, 1000-1500 lbs 16.70 to 18.00, lighter weights 16.25 to 17.25 for older groups. Cows, heifers, and calves priced across a wide range, with cutters and low grades steady to weak and feeders mixed.
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Common
Livestock Estimates Reported in Chicago Notes
Chicago on January 30 reports tomorrow's cattle estimates at 5 000 head and hogs at 51 000 while sheep are seen at 10 000 head The brief supply outlook highlights livestock figures for traders and market watchers.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Summary
Chicago grain quotes list Wheat Corn and Oats futures for March May July contracts with opening highs lows and closes. The data shows price ranges and percent changes across wheat corn and oats for several delivery months in a concise market update.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and More
Chicago cash grain quotes list wheat, corn, oats, barley and timothy prices for several grades and weights. Prices range from about 0.49 to 1.36 per unit, with various quality distinctions and the note of mixed lots and barleys. The report reflects regional market activity in late January.
Toledo Seed Market Prices for Clover and Timothy
Seed prices listed include Clover cash 18.65 Feb 18.05 March 18.00 cash imp 15.75 Jan imp 16.45 Feb imp 16.50 March imp 16.50. Timothy cash 2.05 March 2.15. Alsike cash 16.25 Jan 16.25 Feb 16.30 March 16.45.
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Clover
Timothy
Alsike
Kirby Jury Deadlock Ends Trial in Dubuque Case
In Dubuque Iowa Emmett Kirby a gang leader was unable to reach a verdict on the murder of Charles Hos after about 30 hours of deliberation He faces retrial at the next term Prosecutors stated. Clark Troy a gang member was convicted and given a life sentence in the same case.
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Dubuque
Emmett Kirby
Charles Hos
Ilos
Clark Troy
Agricultural gains lead in Federal Reserve District 10 1927
Kansas City report shows district 10 commerce up one per cent in 1927 over 1926. Agricultural output boosts the rise with corn crop surging over 100 per cent, noted as the era’s standout farming achievement.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Community Notes From Wyman Shifts And Church Honors
Mrs E V Humphreys reports a busy Wyman scene with visitors from the area. Rev Remo Robb was ordained and installed as pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian church with representatives from Morning Sun Sharon Hopkinton and Washington. A reception for the Robbs will be hosted at the J K Dune home. Our basketball team travels to Ainsworth tonight to face Ainsworth High School.
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Homer Davis
Washington
Remo Robb
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Morning Sun
Sharon
Hopkinton
Ainsworth
Ainsworth High
Margaret Graves
Robertson
Washington Co
Crawfordsville Girls and Boys Win Doubleheader at Home
The Cyclones defeated Olds 15 to 12 in girls play and 27 to 20 in boys action before about 700 fans. Crawfordsville rises to first in the Tri-county league as Jacobson led Olds in scoring and local players delivered strong performances. Reverend E W Griffith preached at Haskins church. Miss Mina McCleary visited from Koota.
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Ruth Loveland
Mt. Pleasant
Finois
Stites
Tracy
Mr. Loveland
Cyclones
Olds
Tus
Hanna An Mitchell
Edgar
Twinjam
Holmes
Howsare
LL. Jones
Jacobson
Crawfordsville
T. Anderson
Allender
Foster
M. Anderson
Huston
Peterson
Wanna
Anwyl
Davidson
R. Patterson
C. Patterson
Lowe
Hanna
Fletcher
Moore
Iowa Wesleyan
E. W. Griffith
Haskins Presbyterian Church
Mina McCleary
Koota
Snow Folklore and Local Happenings Recounted in Washington
The report notes Saturday night snow that iced walks but left roads workable, and a new snowfall starting Monday. It mentions J. G. Moriarty in serious condition, local trades including U Young selling to Col. Jon McGraw of Keota, and Walter B. Smith gifting $4. It highlights hospital visits by Gill Brown of Ainsworth and recovery hopes for Jim Clark and family attendance, plus a local preacher and singing plans amid small-town chatter.
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Jim Clark
Thomas James Adams
Keota
Tommy Adams
Washington County Hospital
Tommy Hus
Small Town Letters From Wisconsin and Iowa Friends
A collection of short notes from Bristol Wisconsin and Washington Iowa dated 1928 recount shared weather, hospital visits, and a letter from Mrs. Howard P. Miller. The writers mention snow, family visits, a hospital stay, and a humorous exchange about being from The Cleanest City in Iowa.
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Washinton
Bristol
Wis
Washington
Mr. Walker
Iowa
Broadgate
Charley Hayes
Walker
Milwaukee
Howard P. Miller
Community Evening With Rock Music and Meals
The group and families attended a Tuesday evening gathering with rock music. Refreshments included sandwiches and cake. Local residents Hoxworth Rath Duke and Logan families were noted in visits and dinners. Several neighbors hauled corn from Washington elevators at a price of Doe.
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Lewis Rath
Ainsworth
Lewis Duke
Elizabeth
al Logan
Fred J.onfer
Walnut Club
Ralf
Hoxworth
IT. B. Hoxworth
Washington
Pleasant Plains Society meeting and lodge notice
The Pleasant Plains Missionary society will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. R. G. Chery on Wednesday. Washington lodge No. 26 A. F. and A. M. will work in the third degree Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. Visiting veterans are welcome and a full attendance is desired.
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Washington
BE. S
Alice Meek
W. M. Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
W. S. of J
Masonic Temple
Maude B. Davis
Sara E. Walker
Washington Lodge
A. B
A. M
PD. L. Carbaugh
W. M
R. W. Thompson
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
R. G. Chery
A. F
The New Graham Theatre Presents Vaudeville This Week
The New Graham Theatre in Washington hosts Lor roth y Morgan and Her Vaudeville de Vue for three days this week. The act features a sixty minute program with songs dances and special scenery and orchestra. The show accompanies the photoplay The Third Degree starring Dolores Costello which deals with police torture past and present and includes Costello’s remark on public sentiment toward capital punishment.
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Graham
Washington
Dolores Costello
Lorrothy Morgan
Gray
Geo. Brown
H. H. Club
Closing out and public sales listed across Iowa towns
A sequence of overdue sale notices lists dates from January 30 to February 18 for estates and closing out sales. Items include Herbert Harbison, Fred Grosscup, W J Crawford, Aura Jones, Erwin Blankenhorn, R M Godfrey, Knotek Bros, Geo Clapper, W Beliel, Macc Reenblossom, Th Moore and Son, and John Brinton Estate with locations near Haskins Brighton Washington Columbus City Ainsworth and Crawfordsville.
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Herbert Harbison
Haskins
Fred Grosscup
Brighton
W. J. Crawford
Washington
Aura Jones
Columbus City
Erwin Blankenhorn
Crawfordsville
R. M. Godfrey
Knotek Bros
Duroe Jersey Bred Sons
Iowa
Busby Sale
Geo. Clapper
Macc Reenblossom
Th. Moore and Son
Ainsworth
John Brinton
Dr. R. V. Pierce and His Favorite Prescription
A physician of notable humanity Dr R V Pierce left a lasting record through medical study and herbal knowledge. He developed Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription a tonic for women’s pains nervousness headaches and backaches available as tablets or liquid at local stores.
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R. V . Pierce
Doctor Pierce
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Cc R F & P
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Fixpress
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Knoxville
H. W. Russel
C. B
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Southwest Limited
Bell
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Washingt County
The
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W. S. Reister
E. 8Rd St
Eggs and Poultry
Reister
E. Wash. St
Chicago Grain
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Toledo
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John Zickefouse
Pauline
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J. E. Humphrey
Burlington
E. V. Blumphreys
Town City
Nellie Manners
Scyle Edwards
Iowa City
Mia
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J. G. Moriarty
Jack
Charlie Rogers
Oldy
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W. F. Gardner
Laskins
Sam Sands
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Evening Journal
Howard Skinner
West Chester
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Warren
Fordson Tractor
Oliver Plow
W. H. Hunt
Armsworth
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Hayes
Karl I
Jeersey Black Giant
Walter
Little
Clayde
Albert Greiner
Zygor
Fairfield
Russel Smith
Fror Sale
National Cash Register
Warren's Seed Store
Hampshire
Farrow
Floyd
Banks
C. Db. McPherson
Brookville
J. M. Simmons
Lowa
A. &. Atchison
Emerson
Westphal’s
Iowa Avenue
John A. Stewart
Gee Garage
Dempsey & Brefenbach
Inquire Journal
Mon
Ralf Hoxworth
Geo
Tlopping
Will Longer
Washington Produce Markets
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W. Beliel
Ates
Court House
Buick
Harry Maxwell R
Studebarf
Washington Rendering Works
R. L. Gibson
Wayne A. Simerman
Roach & Hugill
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Union Stock Yards
Ill
J. Ben Roach
Walter P. Roach
B. R. Hugill
W. A. Simerman
J. L. Merrion
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
John A. Babcock
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