Chicago market report hogs cattle and sheep prices
SeMarkets CHICAGO July 14 hog receipts about 11 000 with most at 14.20 to 14.60 per 100 lb for 210 lb averages and top 14.69. cattle receipts 10 000 with best yearlings at 16.50 and vealers mostly 12.50 down. sheep receipts 14 000 with fat lambs steady to strong and fat ewes 5.00 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Idaho
Washington
Livestock Estimates Released by AGO Party Officials
Officials from the AGO party release livestock estimates amid public concern over hog and cattle markets. The figures cover hogs and cattle introduced for sale, with officials citing market projections and regional demand.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices July 14 Wheat and Corn Tabs
Wheat sample grade 1.41 Corn prices No 2 mixed 78 TH No 3 mixed 77 No 4 mixed 74 75 No 6 mixed 69 14 70 g No 2 yellow 79 79 77 78 No 3 yellow 77 78 No 4 yellow 76 No 5 yellow 74 74 No 6 yellow 69 70 No 2 white 79 No 3 white 77 78 No 6 white 79 No 3 white 77 4 78 No 6 white 69 70 sample grade 66 67 Oats No 2 white 41 41 No 3 whitest 41 No 4 white 40 Rye not quoted Barley 69 74 Timothy seed 6.00 7.00 Clover ered 12.00 Ge 28.00 Lard 16.17 Ribs 18.00 Teellies 18.50
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Chicago
Timothy
Ats
Toledo Seed Market Seed Prices Report
In Toledo Ohio on July 14 Clover seed cash prices shown include domestic 22.00 imported 17.75 and October 21.25 December 16.00.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lambert Stunel and Henry VII Pardon After Stoke
In 1487 Lambert Stunel, a claimant to the English throne, fell into Henry VII’s hands after the battle of Stoke. The king spared him and granted him a pardon and a position at court.
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Lambert Stunel
Henry VII
Stoke
Tuenspit
Tuter
Fulconer
Washington Produce Markets price list and dairy enforcement news
Reads like a market price sheet listing per unit prices for cream eggs hocks and poultry products with notes on prices for hides and geese. Includes a policy quote on cow testing urging test rather than guess and reports a deputy director of prohibition not yet appointed replacing Brunsen who moved to enforcement duties in the region.
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Lew Maines
Prohibition
Glen C. A. Bruneson
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Radio Program for Tomorrow in July 1925
Radio Digest lists tonight programs across networks and stations. Featured include Baltimore Municipal Band, Whitney trio, Cooper's Hawaiians, Collegian Serenaders, and WEAF chain listings with detailed time slots and station identifiers across cities such as Pittsburgh Denver Chicago New York Des Moines Omaha and Davenport.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
KENF
Shenandoah
KOA
Denver
Brown Palace String Orchestra
KYW
Chicago
Congress Carnival
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Adair’s
Campbell’s
Coleman
WEAF
New York
Serenaders
WEEL
WGR
WCAE
WTAM
WWJ
WOC
Harvesters
WEEIL
WEI
WSAL
Chequet Club Eskimos
WEEI
WJSAR
WTAG
WFI
WGK
WCCO
KSD
WGN
Goodrich Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Weefei
WJAR
WOR
WSAI
WADC
WCSH
Buuffalo d
Chicago Tribune
Lyon and Healy
Tea Time
Drake Ensemble
Chcquot Club Eskimos
S. Goodrich
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Sam
Henry
Ensemble
Grand Pera
Way
Schenectady
WRC
Stephen Rboisclair
WHO
Des Moines
Tea Room Orchestra
Banker's Life Trio
Wiz
Judge, Jr
Royal Orchestra
Swanee Dance Orchestra
WLS
Rose Sherman
Marie Ludwig
al Melgard
Maurie Sherman
Mu Phi Epsilion
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Theater
Whitney Trio
WOAW
Omaha
Davenport
Plow Boys
WQJ
Camilla Lays
Rainbo Orchestra
Kecks and locals share Midwest social visits
Lexington notes from July recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Keck to Don Huber and others. Washington excursions, picnics on English River, a nail injury to Marion Timmins, a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs. John Patterson, and a family reunion at Tra Huber’s are listed among small town happenings.
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Lexington
C. M. Keck
Don Huber
Hulda O'ds
Lyle Oldfield
G. C. T. Timmins
Albert Paul
Washington
Everette Young
Wesley White
Creston
Thau White
Ira Huber
Thelda Freel
Mra
Warren Matthess
Everett Fleming
Doc
English River
Tommy Harvey
Chdren
O. C
John Patterson
G. C. Timmins
Mildred Patterson
Roy Turnipseed
Tra Huber
Mrs Catherine Twift Holds Victorian Inn License Fifty Years
Miss Catherine Twift, proprietor of the Victorian Inn in Dymchureh Kent, has retained the license for half a century, marking fifty years of ownership and operation.
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Catherine Twift
Victorian Inn
Dymchureh
Kent
Lcense
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Altoona Mirror
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Ford
Tandard Oil Company
Washington, Iowa
Radio Digest
Whal— Municipal Band of
Bal
Wmaq-Whitney
WMC - Cooper
KFAH
KMA
KMOX
WCAP
WHIAZ
WLIT
WSBT
W8m
WTIC
Evening Journal
Call Brewer's Dairy
Care Journal
Chas. Vincent
Evergreen
Kay
Pierce
Columbus Junction
Mel Don McLaughlin
Holstein Bulls
R. Lins
Ainsworth
Baysain
Marr
R. C. McKernon
Ann- Rust
W. T. Trotter
Boston
Glen Jacobs
Earle Libe
R. Gillespie Dodte Trothers
McCormick Deering Twine
Geo. W. Stewart
David McCartney
Green
H. L. Dunning & CO
Union Stock Yards
A. H. Herbold
W. W. Wilson & Co
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
Mutual
H. M. Nelson
Moorman
Jackson
John FE
Mutual Insurance Companies
Nottingham
England
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Mfers. of
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
John A. Babcock