Daily Market Reports Chicago Livestock
Hogs receipts 9 000 opened active on better kinds mostly to shippers. prices 14.00 14.50 with top 14.50. sows around 12.00. heavy hogs 13.00 14.35. light hogs 13.00 14.50. Cattle receipts 2 000 dull with limited good to choice offerings. best heifers 10.00. veal calves 11.50 to outsiders, packers up to 11.00. Sheep receipts 10 000 steady. native lambs 15.50 16.75. culls 10.60 11.00. fat hogs 4.50 6.25.
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Chicago
Livestock Estimates for Monday Reported in Chicago
Unofficial figures from Chicago show Monday hogs at 38,000 head cattle 23,000 and sheep 17,000 as the latest livestock benchmarks.
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Chicago
Market Report From St. Louis Hog Cattle and Sheep Sale
Hogs receipts 6 500 market very active on light hogs most sales 25 to 35 cents higher top 14 55 bulk 160 pounds and up 14 40 to 14 50 1406 to 150 pounds 14 60 14 25 1380 to 140 pounds 13 50 to 14 00 no light pigs on sale packer sows 12 25 to 12 35 Cattle receipts 1 000 barely enough cattle here to make a market two loads 1 193 pounds steers 25c higher at 12 00 only steer sales noted beef cows and bulls nominally steady canners and good choice light vealers steady canners 2 50 to 2 75 vealers 10 00 to 10 25 Sheep receipts 750 practically no market today for lambs bidding around 1 lower good lambs offered at 14 04 no early sales
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ST. Louis, Jr
Phi Mu Sorority Selects Iowa City Chapter as Newest Unit
Charlevoix Michigan July 3 Mrs Charles Ridson of New York was elected president of the Phi Mu Sorority at the closing session of the Tenth biennial convention. Mrs Vans Hornberger of Omaha was chosen first vice president. Petitions from 188 schools seeking chapters were presented but only two were accepted the University of Iowa and Middlebury College Vermont.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Charles Ridson
New York
Phi Mu
Vans Hornberger
Omaha
University of Iowa
Middlebury College
Vermont
Washington Produce Markets Prices for Poultry and Hides
Prices list from Washington markets shows butterfat cream per pound, eggs per dozen, various weights of hens, springs, ducks and geese per pound, and hides. No market for cull sick or thin poultry.
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R. L. Gibson
Marion Ave
Cash Bayer
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago July 3 Wheat No 2 hard 1.47 percent, Corn No 2 mixed 1.00 to 1.01, multiple No 5 to No 6 mixed and yellow grades listed. Oats No 2 white 47 to 49, barley and timothy seed values noted. Lard ribs bellies market quotes included.
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Chicago
Market fluctuations in Wheat Oats Rye and meat futures
Commodity quotes show July to December futures for WHEAT OATS RYE and LARD and RIBS with varied percentages and price changes. Highlights include July wheat at 143 percent and rye at 93 percent, with oats around mid forties and meat futures nearing 22 dollars for ribs in September.
Wheat Values Recover on Market Rally and Weather Lifts Prices
Wheat futures opened lower on reports of plant damage and a large sale but quickly recovered due to forecasts of unfavorable northwest weather and possible black rust. September and December contracts showed gains before a brief pullback as crop damage news spread. Corn and oats also firmed while provisions strengthened with the hog market.
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Chicago
Dean
Onativia and Company
Vocabulary totals in modern and historic English
A note on English lexicon size states the current un abridged dictionary holds about 490000 words and, when including dead words from the Oxford Historical Dictionary, totals reach about 700000 words.
Death of N A Heacock. many relatives visit area
Relatives in the Brighton area received word that N A Heacock died last Wednesday from heart trouble in Los Angeles. Heacock, once a long time resident, is survived by his wife Florence Rhodes and their foster daughter Natalie. The notice also lists numerous relatives visiting, traveling, and local events including surgery for Elaine Heacock and various travel updates by family members.
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Brighton
N. A. Heacock
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Heacock
Misa Florence Rhodes
Natalie
BE. A. Horner
Fairfield
Mia
Edna Crile
Winona
J. F. Frain
Chicago
Jack
Ruth Friend
Des Moines
George Matlock
Ronald
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Cyril Henry
Monmouth
Albert Thurston
Kenneth
Rockford
Illinois
K. M. Elmore
Thurston
I. R. Boling
Ed Boling
Leroy
Mediapolis
Robt. Edwards
Clarence Locke
Womans’ Lake
Minn
Jonn Brier
Lone Beach
Lillis Day
Iowa Wesleyan
Roy Edwards
Iowa City
Eliza Whisler
Methodist Church
Ira Schafer
L. R Burdock
South America
Pearl Barry
Henry Lechner
Jake Courtney
Stockport
Freq Jenkins
Esther
Dorothy Helmick
Dorothy
Will Buffum
Mary Wikoff
Harry Wentworth
Eletha Hicks
London and Paris Population Gap in Early 1700s
The article notes Paris equaled London in population at the century’s start and likely surpassed it earlier. It credits England’s dominance in India and London gaining wealth from Orient trade, which helped London forge ahead in inhabitants.
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Paris
London
England
India
Maris
Porcupines Trouble Alaska Railroad Officials
The Alaska railroad battles porcupines by raising rubber fixtures on high poles in pumping stations and across facilities to prevent damage. Government reports note porcupines interfere with operations and safety measures are being implemented.
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Alaska
Sugar Refinery Quick Wash Process Described by Nature
Nature Magazine notes a rapid method to spin off and wash 600 pounds of sugar in five to six minutes. The process yields washed raw sugar and wash syrup, with the syrup mixed with the raw sugar at the refinery’s initial finishing stage.
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Nature Magazine
President Urges Moral Support for European Peace
The speech argues cooperation over conflict and calls for American leadership based on mutual trust and covenant among nations. It invokes Washington's ideals, stresses arbitration for unresolved issues, and frames peace with justice as Europe’s only path to revival and global progress.
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America
Washington
Old World
Europe
Winter’s Honest Fellow in Lowell’s Gentle Thought
The quote portrays winter as a thoroughly honest season, with no nonsense, and tolerating love in you, a comfort in the long run as observed by Lowell. It frames winter as a steadfast, trustworthy presence.
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Lowell
Warm Water Season Foreseen by Atlantic Anglers Several Species Move In
Veteran fishermen along the U S Atlantic coast forecast a warm water year driven by Gulf Stream mixing with Arctic currents. Mackerel travel inshore past Cape May while bluefish and weakfish advance toward landward waters, contrasting last year’s pattern when Gulf Stream mixing was weak. Historical notes record periodic disappearances and returns of bluefish and mackerel over decades, shaping current expectations.
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New York
Gulf Stream
Arctic
Atlantic
Sharps
Cape May
Long Island
Nova Scotia
Greenland
Garden pest tips and seed buyers from Iowa farm column
W S Broadcasting shares Henry Shields garden methods using nicotine wash on transplanted asters and lime-treated soil to control root lice and aphids. Locals visit to buy seed and supplies including rape seed egg producing equipment as a 1926 hatchery plan for Pulaski eggs.
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Henry Shields
Shields
Ramseyer
Pulaski
Iowa
Washington
Mr. Ramseyer
Railway Time Tables Eastbound and Westbound Analysis
Eastbound and westbound timetable lines list arriving and departing trains including Golden State Limited and local passes. Knoxv il e branch services show daily and Sunday exceptions with several passenger and freight movements noted.
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