Chicago live stock market rundown and price ranges
Hog receipts 18 000 market opened strong to 19 percent higher later trade slow mostly steady packing sows 10 to 15 higher top 11.60 butchers by weight price ranges for several classes listed. Cattle receipts 1 500 calves 1 000 steady grain fed stock and yearlings in demand light steers up to 15.85 slaughter classes for steers heifers cows bulls vealers with varied price bands across weight and quality.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Hit Market
The market shows cattle and sheep trading firm with varied demand. Cattle lighter and feeder classes steady to higher, feeders 11.75 to 13.00 for good and choice, common grades 9.25 to 11.75. Sheep receipts total 8,000 with fat lambs up about 25 cents, lambs 92 lb and under 16.00 to 17.00, feeder lambs 12.75 to 13.50. Ewes 4.00 to 7.00 for medium to choice, culls 1.75 to 5.25.
Grain Futures Mixed as July Wheat Holds at 1.35
Market quotes show July wheat at 1.35 with small gains, while September and December positions edge between 1.42 and 1.40. Corn, oats, and soy relate with July corn near 107, oats at 54, and December oats around 46 amid modest daily shifts.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices show corn ranges with yellow and white varieties and mixed grades, oats and barley figures, and timothy and clover values. Specific cash, futures months, and price spans cover corn, oats, barley, timothy, and clover with various grades and months listed.
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Chicago
Timothy
Asike
Livestock Receipts Forecast for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago reports tomorrow's estimated receipts with cattle at 500 hogs at 4000 and sheep at 6000. A statistic uniform in 1926 notes 29 Virginia babies slept with their mothers per Dr W A Flecker registrar.
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Chicago
Virginia
W. A. Flecker
Brighton R Helmick Reports Brighton Area News
Brighton July 3 The Brier family reunion near Perd Brier home drew about 30 attendees with a waived dinner. Numerous listed relatives from Burlington Long Beach Winfield Chicago and more noted. Also local society tea and multiple visits, travels, and family milestones across Brighton and nearby towns.
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Brighton
Brier
Perd Brier
Town
Ethel Wooten
Art Gercke
Maxine
Lorene Halgreen
Frank Brier
Holcomball
Burlington
John Brier
Long Beach
Calif
Rex Brier
Jimmie
Winfield
Hod Brier
Clem Brer
Alma Wilkins
R. H. Tracy
Mary Maxine
Dan Peters
Ann Accramanan
Chicago
Lois Ingham
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
B. V. Gallery
Heidel
Lillis Laughrnge
Mary
Evalyn Helmick
Grace Stacy
Mattie Wood
Tulsa
Okla
Dan Spohn
Roy Edwards
Merle
Eliza Whisler
Iowa City
Vance Curtis
Baby
Richland
E. S. Rudolph
Ira Schafer
Drakesville
Scott McFarland
Lloyd Welch
Yarmouth
Mr. Boling
Mediapolis
Robert Edwards
Maxine Welch
Weather Delays Plow and Animal Notice Ainsworth Ads
July 6 weather brings delays as corn grows tall and ground dries slow. Walter Smith seeks help to locate his silver gray police dog. Clem Fishburn visits from Longmont at 71 recounting 19th century travels. Several visitors plan visits from Kentucky and Virginia to summer in Bidwell and Burlington regions.
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Walter Smith
Walter
Beach wanderer stirs town chatter and sale notice
The narrator notes J F H is absent from reading it while others speculate on his beach activity. The Clem Fishburn family of Colorado plans dinner at Frank Crossley’s east Washington home. An upcoming sale at White yard on Saturday July 7 is advertised in the Journal. Local remarks mention weather for Mr. Farmer and health of James Embree. News also recalls visits to Matt Wehr’s and Jim Pulver’s family gatherings with Ike Pulver and daughters Ruth and Louise.
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Clem Fishburn
Colorado
Frank Crossley
East
Washington
Journal
White Yard
Matt Wehr
Ike Pulver
Ruth
Louise
Jim Pulver
Wellston Residents Attend Visits and Death Notices
Mrs. Ira L. Miksch of Wellston died at her home near here on June 27. Local residents and visitors include Myra Harvey in Muscatine with Dorothy Beitel, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dunbar of Minneapolis visiting relatives. The threshing ring holds a meeting. various locals and businesses report moves, calls, and travels around Wellston and nearby towns.
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Margaret Jean Rudolph
Richland
Fairfield
Harry Reeves
Muscatine
Robert Edwards
Boyd Lantz
Donald Dwain
Dale Bidwell
Chicago
J. W. Lemley
Jeanette
Des Moines
Grace Wanerus
Marjorie
Wm Koepnick
Archer
Dave McNeese
Davenport
Paul Jugenheimer
Jolly Ten
Lydia White
Tracy's Woods
Jessie O'Neill
Mt. Pleasant
Wellston
John Lewis Afetime
Here
Wm. Augustine
Myra Harvey
Dorothy Beitel
Chris Brinnings
Wm. Robertson
Aeels
Glrace Hill
Wellston Threshing Ring
D. H. Wentworth
Harry Huxworth
David
Wilbur McClelland
Harry
Fort Riley
Kansas
Chas. Dunbar
Minneapolis
Minn
Olivers
Geo. Hotle
Geo. Baker
Seed store notes and seed buys in Washington Iowa
Seedy Sayings published by Warren's Seed Store in Washington Iowa highlight Saturday purchases of rape seed millet seed and various chick feeds. Local residents including Hilton Rabenold T M Harvey Joe Hochsteller and others visit for seeds and poultry supplies as the store promotes fly chasers and mite killers.
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Warren's Seed Store
Washington
Iowa
Hilton Rabenold
E. B. Hochsteller
Kalona
Dr. Hess
Joe Hochsteller
Warren
Great Lawn Mower Offered At Cut-Price
A used lawn mower priced at 10.95 replaces a 122.00 model. The ad highlights easy pushing and reliable cutting as a special bargain for shoppers seeking value.
Notable deaths and community notices from Columbus Junction
Mrs. Don Tillma of Kansas City Kans formerly Columbus City dies after paralysis at 72. Harry H Cassabaum of La Salle Ill formerly Columbus Junction dies of heart disease at 61. Obituaries note parentage and survivors. Local visits Cedar Rapids and Hooker Gamble home. Church socials and Missionary society meetings slated for July 12. Columbus Community Club picnic at hau tauqua park 6:30 PM with 4H guests and Junction band. Community urged to attend and support. Mary Dill and family visited West Liberty and Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
Don Tillma
Kansas City
Kan
Columbus City
Lavina
Thorley
Samuel Thorley
Harry H. Cassabaum
la Salle, Jr
Columbus, Junction
Frank Parmeter
John Cramble
Cedar Rapids
Hooker Gamble
Zion Congregational Church
Dewey Jones
Missionary Society of Salem Presbyterian Church
Roland Rees
Robert Howell
Columbus Community Club
Hhautauqua Park
Junction Band
Mary Dill
Charles and
Nettie
Ray Green
West Liberty
Muscatine
War Paint features McCoy as Western Star rider in new film
McCoy, a Wyoming rancher and Arapaho ally, is cast as a Western Star in Riders of the Dark set during California pioneer days. Dorothy Dwan leads with Roy D Arcy Bert Roach Frank Currier Rex Lease and Dick Sutherland among the cast. Nick Grinde directs.
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Wyoming
McCoy
California
Dorothy Dwan
Roy D’arcy
Bert Roach
Frank Currier
Rex Lease
Dick Sutherland
Nick Grinde
Community Notes from Hardscrabble Parish
Mrs J M Pulver reports a busy weekend as Mr and Mrs A Bowen and Carlton visited B R Senft. Ottumwa guests J W Van Dyke stayed with D C Robertson. families and neighbors attended church events and birthdays. Pictured: local households, picnics, and Sunday gatherings with the Robertson and Conkity families.
Rider of the Dark Star Tim McCoy Shown at New Graham
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star Tim McCoy, known for western and historical dramas, has been on screen for less than two years. He headlines Riders of the Dark, the current feature at the New Graham Theatre, marking his first appearance in a film.
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Tim McCoy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
New Graham Theatre
Sin
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Great Homestake Gold Mine
Spearfish Canyon
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Pacific Northwest
Custer
S. C
Newcastle
Wyo
White House
Mittal As
J. C. McKay
R. Helmick
Longmont
Ainsworth
Harrison” Dodder
J.F. H. Taylor
W. W. Jamison
Robert
Merle Edwards
Glen Beal
Town City
E. W. Evans
Thelma
Ruby
Birdie Hale
Lexington
Cas
Hale
London
Bonnie MacClintic
Monmouth
Bidwell
Garce
Edith
Dorothy Zihlman
Burlington, Wis
Mr. Farmer
James Embree
O. K
Evening Journal
W. H. Crampton
Madison
C. R. Barr
City Feed Yard
5Th Street
H. FE
Berdo
Lloyd Loom
McCormick Deering
McCormick
Davidson Holw
Crawfordsville
T. M. Harvey
W. L. Bible
Mable Anderson
Frank Horn
Sargent
M. B. Horak
George Frain
A. H. Twinam
William Caldwell
C. H. Wolf
Sargent’s
O. R. Strum
West Chester
Warren’s Seed Store
Awashington
West Side
Martha Butler
J. M. Pulver
Ralph Stringer
Frank Conkity
Joe
Steve Conkity
River
John Robertson
Jim Pul
Ueen
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Washington County
Pritchard Commission Company
U. S
Dan
Chandler
James Chapman
Shaffer Motor Co
East 2Nd Street
C. V. Brown
Crandall Motor Co
High School
John Applegate
Walter Be, Smith
Lucille Mairet
Batavia
Howard
Ed Mayhew Farm
Ed Mayhew
C. J. Merrifield
Haskins, Iowa
Siciliy
Washington Produce Markets
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
John A. Babcock
R. L. Gibson
W. S. Reister
E. 3Rd St
Reister
E. Wash
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