Chicago hog and cattle futures mixed as receipts rise in July
Hogs receipts reach 35,000 with mixed demand from shippers, yard traders, and small killers. Prices span 13.40 to 16.00 for various hog weights, with bulk 210 to 240 pounds at 14.30 to 14.75. Cattle receipts total 18,000 with stronger yearling steers and lightweights up to 25 cents higher, heavy steers steady to a shade lower, best yearlings at 10.54, heifers 25 cents lower, packer bids 11.10 to 12.00. Sheep receipts 14,000 show weak to uneven demand, fat ewes 5.00 to 5.50, yearling wethers 11.85.
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Oo Livestock
Chicago
Ill
Livestock Estimates from Chicago Officials
Chicago July 6 official live stock estimates show Hoges 17 000 cattle 13 000 sheep 11 000 for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Market Notes on Clover and Timothy Seed Prices
Market report from Toledo lists Clover seed prices cash 17.50 imported and 22.00 domestic with October 260.00 and December 15.90 bids. Timothy seed shows cash 3.65 with September 4.00 and October 3.85 asks.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Vermi-Tex Spray Ends Insects Quickly At Local Drugstore
Phillips Drug Store promotes Vermi-Tex as an economical spray that makes flies and insects “give up the ghost” instantly. The item is advertised at Phillips Drug Store. Dave Blankerhorn and daughter Leyla visited Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Barnes in Columbus Junction over the weekend.
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Phillips Drug Store
Dave Blankerhorn
Leyla
Washington Produce Market Poultry and Livestock Prices
Market rates list cream butter fat content per pound and various poultry and livestock prices including hens by weight, springs by weight, leghorn and black varieties, old roosters, ducks, geese, and beef and horse hides. No market for damaged poultry.
Social Visits and Travel Highlights From Regional News
Mr and Mrs Hubert Krippe visit Charley Brown home. Paul Gelski and Dale Holland return to St Louis after Fourth celebrations at William Holland's home. Mrs Holland stays with her parents William and Mrs Heal. Miss Carol and Lucille Forgey depart for a eastern trip and will stop in Loutaville Kentucky to see Rev Regan and Miss Amy Edworthy. Mr and Mrs Pete Lovelett and daughter of Waterloo return home after Fourth stay with R C Keller.
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Mrs
Hubert Krippe
Charley Brown
Dale Holland
St. Louis
William Holland
Holland
William Heal
Carol
Lucille Forgey
East
Loutaville, Ky
Rev
MR. Regan
Amy Edworthy
Pete Lovelett
Waterloo
R. C. Keller
Wilbur Day
Brighton
J. €. Kilroer
Fred Rohrer
Mr. Rohrer
Illinois
Hazel McCarty
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. W. N. McCarty
Mrs. Ives McKay
Betty Jean
Ft. Madison
J. C. McKay
Boyd McKenzie
Ted Sandy
Arnold's Park
Lloyd Latta
Lake Wales, Fla
H. Guther
Des Moines
Fourth of July Socials Across Cedar Rapids Area
Local residents and visitors celebrated the fourth with family visits and short trips. People from Brighton, Des Moines, Quincy, Harper, Keota, Rockford, Omaha, Fairfield and Burlington joined gatherings, funerals, and vacations with relatives and friends during the holiday weekend.
Radio Programs Placed By Stations Across The Nation
A 1926 radio program schedule lists stations such as KDKA Pittsburgh KFNF Shenandoah KMA Shenandoah KOA Denver KYW Chicago and WEAF New York with concert orchestras vocalists and varied shows including the U.S. Army band Ibana Troubadours and opera numbers.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Mountain City
KFNF
Shenandoah
Henry Field Seed Company
KMA
KOA
Denver
Brown Palace String Orchestra
Book of Knowledge
KYW
Chicago
Congress Carnival
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
WEAF
New York
WJAR
WEE
WTAG
WCAE
WSAI
WCAP
WWJ
WEEI
WOO
KSD
Woc
WCCO
Davis
Ipana Troubadours
WGR
WSAT
Light Opera
Red Hussar
Welham Heathlin Orchestra
Funeral of Miss Kilgore
Funeral held at three o clock Sunday afternoon at the home of her brother D C Kilgore conducted by Rev Willard Wylie. Pall bearers were S D Stewart J M Godfrey Hugh H McCleery J T Matthews W A Gibson and Sam Pulver. Interment was in Woodlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kilgore
Vira Kilgore
D. C. Kilgore
Willard Wylie
S. D. Stewart
J. M. Godfrey
Hugh H. McCleery
J. T. Matthews
W. A. Gibson
Sam Pulver
Woodlawn Cemetery
Special Stockholders Meeting for Rubio Savings Bank
Notice for Rubio Savings Bank of Rubio Iowa to convene a special meeting of stockholders on July 15 1926 at 10:00 AM at the bank office to decide on renewing the bank corporate existence. Signed by cashier L B Laithly president Frank R Feltz and others with dates June 12 1926 and publication window June 15-29 July 6-13.
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Rubio Savings Bank of
Rubio
Iowa
Iit
L. B. Laithly
Frank R. Feltz
Chas. Augustine Frank R. Feltz Co
B. Morgan Marsh W. Bailey
Women rave over new French powder MELLOGLO
A new facial powder called MELLOGLO from a French process claims to last until removal. It smooths pores and lines, resists perspiration, and enhances complexion with a believable glow.
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gMarkets
Chicago Grain
Washington Produce Markets
Paul Gelski
Rock Island
W. R. McCutcheon
D. F. Macon
Jersey
Kalona, Iowa
Missouri
Iowa Line
Department of Agriculture
Kalona
T. B
Cray & Karr
D. G. Yoder
F. E. Skola
Yoder & Marner
Elmer Marner
Stanley Maxwell
Stanley “Moore
Garrett Cnossen
Olive Genkinger
Lawrence
Lola Crone
Quincy
Katherine Vogel
Harper
Irene Vogel
Keota
Dave Anwyl
J. A. Porter
Wilson Martin
Thomas Innis
Will Sampson
Rom Wyman
James Dodd
Nellie Loder
Whfield
Charles Paxson
Crossitt
Rockford
Iinois
Glenwood Bowden
Thomas Bowden
Vincent Keesey
Fairfield
C. W. Stewart
Walter Ropers
Galesburg
Co. _H. Wiitthoft
Clifford Reeves
Maxine
Ruth Palmer
Everett Palmer
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Ina McDowell
Kalamazoo
Wisconsin
Glenn Gilliland
Ward
Radio Digest
KMOX
WRZ
The
Hollywood Five
WLIT
Monteo
KGO
WRAL
WRAP
WFAA
WHAZ
WIP
WMC
WOAW
WPG
WRC
Gram
WEBH
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Lyon and Healy Artists
Woman's Club
Tea Time Music
Bam ‘N’ Henry
Musicalrogram
WGY. Schnectady
Eastman Thea
Tra
WLS
Midwest Quartet
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
Whitney Trio
Davenport
Erwin Swindell
WQJ
Rainbo Gardens Orchestra
First National Violin Quartet
BOC
Evening Journal
Boyd Berdo
Call Brewer's Dairy
Otto Walton
Warren Seed Store
Lauterbaugh
Star Garage
Earle Libe
Chandler
Paige
Motor Inn
W. R. Gamon
Sam Baker
A. Ruebram
Vincent
Dick's
ROAN
Hudson
Studebaker Garage
Fries
A. Anderson
D. J. Patterson
Washington
Eby’s
Sherman’s
Sands Bros
Ainsworth
Wellston Rendering Works
C. J. Shalla
Brighton and
West Chester
Journal Office
H. L. Dunning & CO
Union Stock Yards
A. H. Herbold
W. W. Wilson & Co
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
Mutual
John M. Lytle
Journal
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
John A. Babcock
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