Markets Chicago Hogs and cattle prices mixed on uneven demand
Moderately active but uneven trade with hogs steady on top loads and most classes steady to mixed. Cattle and calves show weight-based shifts with steers up to 50 cents higher under 1150 pounds, larger steers slower, cows and bulls firm to higher, and stock cattle steady with broad price ranges.
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Mos
Leon Ibs
Grain Market Snapshot From Grain Table Readable Text
The fragment lists grain futures for Corn and Soybeans with varied month contracts and percent changes. It shows Jul Sep Dec Mar May and corresponding price ticks and gains or losses, including values like 174 and 180 percent, with several stray and unclear entries.
Closing out sale notices for two households and livestock
An auction listing a closing out sale of household goods at 426 S. 2nd on Friday July 11 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs George Dowell of 7418 East Main is the contact. Also notices Clyde CC Hillhouse and Midway Sales Company in Columbus Junction advertise weekly livestock sales every Wednesday.
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S. 2Nd
Clyde CC
Hillhouse
Midway Sales Company
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Thoma elected Henry County American Legion commander
William H. Thoma of Wayland was elected the new Henry County Legion Commander at Mt. Pleasant meeting Tuesday evening. The report lists attending Wayland Post members and many local residents visiting family, traveling to events, and noting community activities around July.
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Wilmington
Del
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Mike
Suzy
Washington
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Hesston
Kan
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Posars
Wyse
A. GC
Wenge
Des Moines
Wenger
Toward Johnson
Glen Patterson
Gilman
Patterson
Grinnell College
Adeline Johnson
Dorothy
Johnson
Carol Haycock
Sons
California
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Karen Anderson
Eugene Wenger
Chris Stauffer
Forrest Rieh
Albert
New Jersey
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Camp Kilmer
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Ohio
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Harlem
New York City
Earl Berkshir
Georg Haberman, Jr
Tama
Haberman and Sons
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Henry Widmer
Mt. Pleasant Memorial Hospital
New Veter
Iowa City
Harold Graber
Morton, AL
Jacob Graber
Jitl Boshart
Edith Boshart
Ruth Johnson
Swedes
George Barr
Karl Monson
Oakland
Calil
Ray Baldosier
Pete Koeller
Crawfordsville
Robert Geret
Cotter
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Fairfield
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Hart Mons
Milton
Keith Dodds
Stockport
Virgil Linder
Winfield
Band Seeding Method Improves Alfalfa Crop
Ohio State University reports a band seeding method that boosts alfalfa yields and saves on seed costs. Seed is placed over a fertilizer band drilled 1 to 1.5 inches deep, not in contact, so roots access nutrients for stronger growth.
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Ohio State University
Summer Seeding Of Legumes Helps Grow Vigorous Forage
Agronomists note alfalfa, clover and legume grasses suit summer seeding in long growing seasons. Summer seeding removes nurse crop competition in hot, dry months. Ideal window is late July to mid August. Three essentials for sturdy growth are a good seed bed proper planting depth and adequate nutrients for seedlings.
USDA urges careful use of insecticides in bins
The USDA promotes residual sprays on bin walls and floors to protect stored grain. A joint grain sanitation program by FDA, Fish and Wildlife Service, and ISDA urges widespread use this year to kill storage insects and prevent infestations of newly harvested grain.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Drug Administration
Fish and Wildlife Service
ISDA
USDA
Self-Raising Gate for Obstacle Clearance
A stock gate with an automatic raise when unlatched lifts several inches to clear rocks and snow. With two latches it can stay raised to allow smaller animals to creep through while confining larger cones. It is built and strung with barbed wire.
Uncle Joe’s misadventure ends with a hospital check and cash return
In a rural supper scene Joe Quinn lands in jail after a mishap at the lakefront and a bottle raid. Aunt Martha frets as Mr. Morrison the minister arrives with a pocketbook showing the thief’s crime was followed by Joe’s lucky recovery of his stolen money.
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Police Department
Uncle Joe
Marha
Joe Quinn
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