Chicago Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
Chicago market report shows estimated hog receipts 42,000 with holdover 6,133 and cattle receipts 46,??? with mixed price ranges across weight classes. Prices range from top hogs at 16.35 to light weights 14.15 16.15, and cattle bids from 5.00 16.85 for light weights to 16.25 17.10 for heavy steers with cases of steady to mixed trends across grades. Official yesterday totals list hogs 5,251 cattle 1,060 sheep 7,669 calves 121. shipments 1,408 hogs 459 cattle 2,429 sheep 80.
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Chicago
Amooth
Market report echoes grain and livestock trading across several cities
Opening high and low figures show July and Sept prices for corn oats rye and barley while provisions such as Park and Lard shift. Chicago cash closes note higher oats and various No. graded prices with receipts tallied for wheat corn oats rye barley hogs cattle and sheep across multiple markets including Kansas City St Louis Milwaukee and Peoria with December futures and nearby cash quotes.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Reindeer Herds Study In Alaska By Federal Agencies
The Biological Survey and the Interior Department will jointly study Alaska reindeer herds and introduce new breeding stock. The program aims to improve the native economy by expanding meat supply and herd numbers from about 150,000, with substantial enhanced production costs expected for 1920 due to higher inputs.
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Alaska
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Bureau
United States
Alaska Peninsula
Local News Capsule Covers Purchases and Visits
A small item highlights neck bands for shirts at Crail's and Curity gauze. Minneapolis visitor Harry Taylor sees family in town while Mr. and Mrs. Warren camp near Wellston. Baptist Sunday school plans Sunset Park party for youngsters Tuesday, weather permitting. Mr. and Mrs. McCarty and son of Chicago visit Paul Gelski’s home. Mrs. McCarty is Gelski's sister.
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Crail's
Harry Taylor
Minneapolis
Mrs. W. J. Taylor
the Baptist Sunday School
Sunset Park
T. J. McCarty
Chicago
Paul Gelski
McCarty
Mr. Gelski
128 Enter Corn Contest Shows Statewide Interest
The Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association runs the first statewide corn contest with 128 leading farmers submitting top yielding strains. Entries hail from all regions, with Reid's Yellow Dent leading in the south and Silver King strong in the north. Samples are tested on three farms per entry across eastern to western Iowa. Wheat growing costs in 1919 averaged $2.15 per bushel per USDA data.
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Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association
Iowa
Reid
Iowa Ideal
Legal Tender
Learning
Boone County
Calico
Howard Frick
Iowa County
P. M. Peterson
Cherokee County
L. N. Nason
Hamilton County
M. Soules
Buchanan County
County
Sioux City
Kossuth
Charles Niles
Chickasaw County
Ainsworth Social Roundup Includes Many Visits
Ainsworth and nearby towns boast a busy social scene with Irene Parizh visiting in Iowa City, Miss Helen Stewart in Davenport, Miss Tressa Quin and Miss Rosa LeGill traveling to Pleasant Plain and Muscatine respectively, and Mrs. Sperling visiting her daughter in Hemmings family circle. Nearby moves include George Scott’s Batavia visit, Nelson as Co operative store manager, restaurant sale to Asel Olds and Samuel Richardson, and multiple Sunday visits and travel between Riverside Letts Richland and Cedar Rapids.
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C. A. Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Co-Operative
Nelson
Baby
Mr. Nelson
J. A. Trotter
Tipton
W. T. Trotter
James Letts
Clarendon
Texas
Mary Brockway
FE. W. Blettner
Florence Agtoed
W. C. Whitebone
Arthur Hazen
Ottumwa
N. L. Burris
Washington
Chihak
W. H. Ross
Letts
Trotter
J. W. Simpson
Lee Norris
Meeting of the Farmers Union at Woodman Hall
Regular monthly Farmers Union meeting set for Wednesday July 14 at two o'clock in Washington. All locals urged to be represented. Wim. Sutherland president I. B. Rabenold secretary treasurer 2313.
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Farmers Union
Washington
Woodman Hall
Wim. Sutherland
Pres
I. B. Rabenold
See'y & Treas
Iowa corn never yet was a failure
Knoxville July 12 The corn outlook has improved after a week of welcome rains. June brought little rainfall, while July has seen three times that amount in Knoxville with a week left. The wet weather harmed wheat and oats some, but corn gains offset losses.
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Iowa
Knoxville
Moonshiner Lovell Fined $500 In Lamoni Court
Lamoni reports prompt action against Hiram Lovell the moonshiner arrested on the Fourth. He received a $500 fine plus costs, with ten days to raise $250 to compel immediate payment of the balance. otherwise the federal authorities may intervene.
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Lamoni
Hiram Lovell
Uncle Sam
Every Farm Home Needs A Good Road Slogan
Manchester Iowa July 12 Farmers in Colony and Mallory townships Delaware and Clayton counties adopted the slogan a good road by every farm home after a survey found road issues underlie community life Four committees on gravel rock finances and road laws will report and a road policy will be outlined before winter with principal roads in the district slated for attention funded by donated work and money The farmers reject letting George do it as a path to progress
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Manchester
Farm Bureau of
Colony
Mallory Townships
Delaware
Clayton Counties
Colesburg
Consolidated
George
Oildag Lubricant Promises Superior Engine Benefits
Oildag combines Acheson Graphite in neutral oils to claim increased power, reduced wear, decreased fuel and oil consumption, less carbon deposits and valve pitting, and twice the car service before overhaul. The promotion asserts graphite as the world’s only manufactured form and guarantees performance when used in engines.
Shortage in the Colt Crop Hits Wellsburg Area
Wellsburg Iowa July 10 says veterinarian C Graham that the local colt crop is about half of last year, which itself had fewer foals. Observers expect higher horse demand and substantially reduced supply nationwide, foreseeing profit opportunities for breeders as markets brace for tighter availability.
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Wellsburg
C. Graham
Miss Eugenia Longwell Visits Davenport and Returns
Miss Eugenia Longwell returned home Saturday after visiting Davenport for several days. Mr and Mrs L F Henderson and their baby are visiting friends in Chicago for a few days.
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Mrs. L. F. Henderson
Baby
Chicago
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Chicago Reader
A Chicago woman Ida Owenstein reports four years of pains and backache eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She attributes improved mobility to the remedy and recommends others try it. The ad invites readers to write for confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ida Owenstein
Marshfield Ave
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Winkham
What Is the Condition of Your Blood Supply
What Is the Condition of Your Blood Supply did you know that ninety per cent of all human ailments depend upon the condition of your blood. You should recognize the importance of promptly cleansing out the system and keeping the blood supply pure and robust. S.S.S. the fine old blood purifier that has been in constant use for more than fifty years. Get a bottle of S.S.S. at your drugstore today for new strength and vitality. Free literature and medical advice available from Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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Market Report
John
Babcock Commission
G. Yard
Illinoow
Close OF Grain Futures
Beach Wickham Grain CO
Morrison
Washington, Iowa
St. Louis Cash
Toledo
Peoria
Journal’s Farm Department
Taylor & Taylor
What Cheer
Poland
China
Crail’s
Kellys
Bevins Motor Co
J. H. Warren
Wellston
Rhea Warren
Louis Warren
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ainsworth
Irene Parizh
Iowa City
Blanche Fouchek
Helen Stewart
Davenport
A. L. Syverud
Tressa Quin
Pleasant Plain
Rosa LeGill
Muscatine
E. L. Sperling
Middletown
J. F. Hemmings
Oskaloosa
J. F. Hankammer
Maxine and
Lawrence
Des Moines
Frank Hiller
Leona and
Richard
Rock Island
G. T. Downs
Town City
C. W. Walker
Irma
Mabel
Charles
Morse
Siders
W. H. Webb
Riverbank
Calif
Col. Nicola
J. C. Marshall
Burlington
Arlo Meredith
Mrs. L. Todd
Ft. Madison
Mrs
Oliver Todd
Mae
Lulu Patterson
Crawfordsville
Columbus Junction
Sam Dwinnell
Loretta Walker
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Miss Carpenter
Maxine Jones
Mrs. Cleo Seger
John C. Endean
Mrs. Cox
George Scott
Batavia
Lamoine Stephen Home
C. R. Stearns
J. W. Parrow
H. A. Montgomery
Lucile
Harry
Bank Ward
Richland
Mrs. Manton Hebner
Frank Tinsley
Gertrude Ward
Oklahoma City, Okla
Will Dupuis
Baby Ruth
J. C. Olive
Keota
H. J. Dupuis
James Nicholson
Omaha
Neb
Nita Bidwell
Red Oak
Mary
Martha Borders
Riverside
Menefee Borders
J. L. Tucker
Havre
Clarence Randal
Verlee Reece
Leigh Foster
Winfield
C. W. Kiein
St. Paul's
Charles Stafford
Roxie Criss
Walter Stafford
Rosa Criss
Conesville
Lchriber
William
Robert
Pierre
South Dakota
M. H. Feddersen
Leefer
Feddersen
R. E. Shannon
John Bailey
Meeting OF the Farmers Union
B. C. Carlson
Oildag
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Keokuk
Mahaska Counties
Cream Station
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Chichester
Ovenstein
Zemo
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Net Se Ieurance Company
Peliciqus
Tateau
Gardite
Bruns Seed Store
Blue
Mutual
Call Central
Lemley Reduction CO
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