Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Fall
Chicago market summary shows slow, uneven hog trade with early sales light. Hogs mostly 10 cents lower across weight classes. heavyweights 11.80 to 12.05, lightweights around 11.90 to 12.25. Cattle receipts 24,000 with fed steers steady to 25 cents lower and vealers down 50 to 75 cents. Sheep receipts 25,000 with fat lambs 15 to 25 cents lower. heavy lambs 12.50 to 12.75, feeding lambs 11.75 to 13.25.
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Chicago
Livestock Receipts Estimated for Tomorrow in Chicago
Estimates predict Chicago markets will see cattle receipts of 10 000 hogs 88 000 and sheep 19060 for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Market Quotes and Rates From Chicago Session
Open high low close figures for September and May contracts are listed with percentages. entries include PORN and OATS data with multiple month figures, indicating daily or intraday values across commodities and financial instruments.
Unclear Market Figures With Prices and Percentages
Compiled snippets show July and Sept figures for lard ribs rye and related commodities. Numbers include month tags such as Jan May July Sept and values like 12.60 12.3 percent and 1.0816 1.08 percent. The fragmentary text lacks clear context or complete statements.
Chicago cash grain price report shows varied futures
Wheat values list several grades from 1 red at 1.39 to 1.45 for hard 1 and 2, while corn prices range from 79% to 79 fourteen for yellow and 72% to 75 for others. Oats, barley, timothy, rye and clover seed appear with assorted quotes across grades.
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Chicago
Toledo Seed Market Prices Move on Grain and Timothy
Prices in Toledo on January 31 show cash domestic clover at 23.50 and imported at 25.15, with February and March futures listed. Timothy cash quotes at 2.85 now, with February 2.95 and March 3.00, and Alsike cash at 22.50 with March 22.75.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clover
Timothy
Alsike
Pleasant Ridge Social Rundown From January Gatherings
Pleasant Ridge correspondent notes Mr and Mrs Jacob Lambert and sons visited Sam Lambert and Mr and Mrs Gus Strum were at Harold Snider's. Anna Mae Conrad and others visited Pleasant Ridge School. Tony Kauffman family attended Cyrus Birka dance. Frank Bailey family visited John Erlenbuesch. Nelson Beenblossom works near neighbors sawing wood. Anna May Conrad works for Joe Hines north of Washington. Mrs Tony Kauffman stayed with Mrs Arthur Conrad. Horace Hesseltines have a new radio.
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Jacob Lambert
Sam Lambert
Gus Strum
Harold Snider
Anna Mae Conrad
Leah Kauffman
Helen Underwood
Olive
Tony Kauffman
Lawrence Zieglowsky
Cyrus’ Birka
Frank Baiey
John Erlenbuesch
Nelson Beenblossom
Anna May Conrad
Joe Hines
Washington
Arthur Conrad
Horace Hesseltines
Brighton Declamatory Contest Set At High School
Brighton Iowa January 28 Bright on high school hosts a declamatory contest on February 2 with events in Padlocks and Rockpiles a Man of God The Return of Regulars The Immigrant Speaks Anchored and humorous and other selections by the Girls Glee Club Judges decision noted Also report on Women’s Farm Bureau lesson at Mrs Winnie Robison home and local social and church activities including measles closings and visits in Ames Des Moines and Austin Minnesota.
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Iowa
Brighton High School
Harold Bitting
Lincoln
Evalyn Helmick
Mary Irwin
Lois MacClintic
Cowan
Boys Gee Club
Mary Estelle Anderson
Ruth Dickinson
Helen Irwin
Snow
Merna Kessel
Clarence Sinn
Girls Glee Club
Isabel Grant
Johnnie
Ethel Knorr
Lucile Mann
Jane
Threse Swisher
Nat Birt
Fairfield
Frank Hess
Iowa City
The
Presbyterian Church
RR. A. Shreves
Methodist Church
Cora
White Hawk
B. C. Tracy
Austin
Minn
Wilbur Day
Ames
Mr. Day
Albion Blinks
Des Moines
Noble Mrs J A Frey and Nearby Socials
The Helping Hand class of Eicher Sunday School met on Wednesday afternoon at the Eicher home in Wayland finishing a comfort top. Various local residents travelled to Washington and Davenport for shopping and visits.
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Silma
Margaret Sommers
Crawfordsville
Andrew Rinner
Stella
Otto
Karl Frey
Davenport
Washington
Emma Rinner
A. Rinner
Mt. Pleasant
Vere Goff
Noble
F. 8. Stockley
Cantonese Aim and Nationalist Plans Amid China’s Turmoil
The Nationalists emphasize three guiding principles in contrast to communism and pursue economic reform and administrative reorganization after moving the capital to Wuhan's Yangtze region. They argue for financial soundness and better conditions for the people while resisting unequal treaties, a stance welcomed by some and resisted by foreign observers who see labor unrest as a result of past rule.
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Wuchang
Yangtzée
China
The
Nationalists
Yangtze
Hich
Borodin
Hankow
Wuhan
First British Telephone Installed in Plymouth Home
A historic early telephone, likely the first fitted in a British house, was installed in Plymouth under the supervision of Alexander Graham Bell. The apparatus is now housed at Plymouth museum.
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Plymouth
Alexaunder Graham Bell
Tauseurm
Minister Departure Sparks Pained Farewell
In a clipped exchange, Little Mary notes with concern that the minister is to leave the church for a new pastorate. Her mother had discussed the minister’s impending departure, and Mary adds that they will soon “lose you” as the congregation faces change.
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Sioner
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