Market News Hogs and Cattle Prices Move Across Weights
Market news shows hogs trading mostly 10 higher or steady from Friday averages with top loads about 11.60 for around 190 lb choice. Butchers report varied bids across weight ranges from 9.60 to 11.60 for light to heavy hogs. Cattle receipts total 15 000 calves 4 000 with a brisk market for light yearlings and steers firm to higher. heavy yearlings around 16.40 and heavies 16.25. Slaughter classes steers.
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Fiiday
Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Dressed Meat Prices
Prices for cream butterfat per ib, fresh lard per dozen, various weights of hens Leghorn and others, springs under and over two pounds, ducks large breeds, geese, and horse hides listed. One cent extra per pound paid for poultry delivery. No market for sick, thin or crippled poultry.
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Wiencaeoss
Treasury offers new 3 percent 12-15 year bonds in exchange
The Treasury proposes a 3 percent 12 to 15 year bond in exchange for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. Interest starts July 16, 1928 and holders receive full interest to September 15, 1928. Third Liberty bonds maturing September 15, 1928 stop interest on that date. Consult banks for details of the offering.
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Treasury
Market Report on Live Cattle Sheep and Lamb Prices
Livestock prices show ranges for good and choice cattle and vealers across weights, with common and medium lots also listed. Cattle juice includes fed yearling, bulls, and stocker figures while sheep and lambs see a strong bias toward fat lambs and a firm overall market, with feeder lambs quoted at 13.00 to 18.75.
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Good & Choice
Chicago Grain Open Report for July to December
The Chicago grain table shows July Wheat at 1.29 with a 1.28 close and Sept at 1.22 with 1.31. Corn July at 105 with 1.04, Sept near 96, and Dec 81 with 0.81. Oats July at 48 with Sept around 0.41 and Dec 0.43.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Mix of Wheat Corn and Oats
Market notes show bid quotes for wheat and corn with multiple grade and color designations, including yellow, mixed, and white varieties with percent ranges from mid to high 100s and lower 60s for oats. Also listed are barley timothy and clover values with wide price spans reflecting grain market activity.
Clover and Timothy Seed Cash Totals by Date
A dated financial note lists Clover with cash 1800 in Oct 1910 and cash 1425 for cash imp. Dec 1900. Timothy shows cash 285 and Dec 290. Alsike records cash 1650 in Aug 1789 and Oct 1700.
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Timothy
Alsike
Livestock Receipts Forecast for Tomorrow
Chicago reports estimated receipts for tomorrow include 7 000 cattle 24 000 hogs and 12 900 sheep.
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Chicago
Marine First in Peking Opens Gates for Uprising
Wreck Kelly of the United States Marines became the first person to enter the Forbidden City during the Soxer uprising in China. He crawled under the gates and opened them from inside, enabling Marines to gain access and secure the area.
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Forbidden City
Peking
China
Norma Shearer stars in The Latest from Paris at New Graham
Norma Shearer headlines at New Graham Theatre in The Latest from Paris a MGM vehicle with George Sidney Tenen Holtz and Bert Roach supporting. She plays a traveling saleswoman for a New York coat and suit firm with Ralph Forbes as rival firm representative. The Manhattan Musical Comedy Company offers The Lingerie Shop and Emmett Pap Lynn delivers comic acts during a two week engagement.
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Paris
New Graham Theatre
Norma Shearer
George Sidney
Tenen Holtz
Bert Roach
Sidney
Holtz
New York
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Shearer
Ralph Forbes
Manhattan Musical Comedy Company
Emmett “Pap” Lynn
Tunney predicts finish before 15 rounds in Heeney bout
Gene Tunney and Tom Heeney fight set for Yankee Stadium on July 26. Tunney says the clash will not reach 16 rounds, expects to be stronger and faster, and believes Heeney will be stopped before the limit. He cites his Dempsey bouts and Greb in supporting his endurance and punching power.
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Speculator
N. Y
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Yankee
Stalin
United Press Today
Heeney
Tunney
Han
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Harry Greb
Greb
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Jeff Smith
Harold Mays
Rayonne
N. J
Ear Tunney
Stroudsburg
Tex Rickard
Wee
Chicago
Rick
New York State Athletic Commission
Bright evening Chautauqua dates set for Brighton
Brighton Indiana correspondent reports this year’s Chautauqua dates range August 20 to 25. A July 4 Crown Point wedding united Rex Rinabarger and his Chicago based bride, who will reside with her husband as a book keeper for Loose-Wiles. Family members from Chicago and Washington attended the reunion.
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Brighton
Brighton Chautauqua
C. M. Leeper
Rex Rinabarger
Crown Point
Ind
Rinabarger
Chicago
Ft. Madison Business College
Business College
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co
Worth Noecker
Clyde Dawson
Washington
Pleasant July Days Bring Visits and News from Burlington Areas
The community notes a string of visitors from Winfield Wayland and Cedar Rapids. The piece mentions Mr. and Mrs. McCall and family guests, Mrs. Pierce and sister, plus Clad Pierce of Burlington, and others from Winfield and Tingley. Virginia Macon recovers from illness as Griff Clark rests better.
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C. H. Pierce
Visit to Clarence Locke Home Noted in Fairfield Area
Mrs. Christine Waktman traveled to Fairfield on Friday morning to visit at the Clarence Locke home. She was accompanied by her niece, Mrs. Ad McCarty, for the social call in a local community note.
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Ad McCarty
Christine Waktman
Fairfield
Clarence Locke
Passenger Busses Collide Injuring Nineteen in Chicago
Nine teen persons were injured, several seriously, when two passenger busses skidded on wet pavement and collided. All injured were taken to hospitals. Weather outlook for July 16 to 21 calls for normal temperatures with likely one or two precipitation periods in the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys and the northern and central plains.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plaines
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 O EK 8 Regular Meeting
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 announces regular meetings on the second Thursday night each month. Alice Meek serves as W M and Della McBride as secretary. Visiting members are welcome.
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Washington
O. EK
Alice Meek
W. M. Della McBride
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
D. L. Carbaugh
W. M
W. Yard
Rail timetable shows eastbound trains and local passes
Eastbound schedules list No 4 Golden State Limited departure 3 43 am No 12 Express 1 15 am No 60 Local Pass 8 35 am No 30 Local Pass 6 50 pm No 8 Golden State Limited 9 20 am No 29 Local Pass 5 30 pm No 11 Express 12 14 am No 87 Local Freight 10 16 am Daily No 60 Local Pass 6 30 am No 430 Local Pass 5 39 pm No 336 Local Freight 5 00 pm Leaves 9 30 am No 49 Local Pass 6 25 pm No 835 Local Freight 8 30 am Daily except Sunday Information for Knoxville branch includes Nos 60 336 430 49 835 and local freight times.
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Golden State Limited
Acann
California
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
J. c. McKay
Southwest Limited
Melo softens water for cleaner washing
The writer notes hard water leaves a dirty scum ring around basins and ruins woolens and blankets. Melo water softener is recommended to soften water, improve soap efficiency, and create a finer cleansing agent. A can should be bought at the grocer's.
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Melo
Local Family Notes From Ottumwa Visit and Farming Aids
River area residents share a week of visits with friends and relatives. Junior Anderson stayed with James F. Smith this week while Mrs. Lynn's father Mr Liones helped with corn plowing. Dorothy Lynn visited her grandparents. Bert Smith Milford Pohern and Ray Walton traveled to Ottumwa on Monday for business.
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Green
Val
Bert Smith
Gail
Jim McCaleb
Dublin
Lucille Smith
Washington
Milford Pohern
Gerkey
Wolcomb
Burlington
Perd Briers
Edgar Lynn
Brighton
Stanley Smith
Medford
Oregon
Wanda Smith
Lucille Zihlman
Nina Crile
Junior Anderson
James F. Smith
Mrs. Lynn
Mr.Liones
Lynn
Dorothy Lynn
Liones
Ray Walton
Ottumwa
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A. W. Ellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Blue Ribbon Gas
Mangold’s
Tucker & Eicher
Blue Ribbon
Valvoline
Washington Oil Co
Chicago Grain
Chicago Cash Grain
Toledo
OWA Live Stock Commission Company
John A. Babcock
Leland Barricklow
Pine Bluff
Ark
Harry Barricklow
Aberdeen
Waldon Savage
Walden Savage
Linnie Savage
Robbins Bros
D. F. Berry
Homer Fichtner
Dora Saunders
Anna Shafer
Elsie Fichtner
Beauchamp
Raymond Kessel
Dan Pringle
Effie Keegan
Clem Brier
L. EB. Helmick
Wes. R. J. Armstrong
Lizzie Brinton
Maude Br
Calla Woodford
Iowa City
Victor Stacy
W. S. Gardner
Vernon Coffman
Vinton
Fred Vanerus
H L. Gordon
Mary Gowey
Mary Snyder
J. WH
Senhart
H. W. Helmick
Mary Fox
Bruce Ox
Harold
Oskaloosa
Harry Wentworth
Ft Riley
Kansas
Pierre Tracy
B. C. Tracy
John (. White
C. H. Pauls
Mollie Fitch
Pacific Grove
Calif
R. Helmick
Harry McCall
N. J. Kicher
Kate Cgaimball
Winfield
Clara Kicher
Wayland
Ed Wickers
H. M. Eicher
Oscar Haight
Virginia Macon
Virginia
Griff Clark
Lester Macon
Marilyn Ann
Cedar Rapids
Henry Breckridge
Tingley
Iowa
Mrs. Atwood
Damascus Shrine
Mason Temple Rooms
L. A. Jones
W. C. Bell
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Evening Journal
Journal Office
Davison
Olney
Geo. W. Stewart
Breitensach Celery
Conner’s
Cunningham’s
Lytle’s
Jersey
Green Vale
N. Avenue C. Listz
E. van Buren St
C. J. Karel
Madison
Savage Washing Machine
Scott Furniture Company
Mangold's
Ford
Crandall: Motor CO
John Applegate
J. J. Davidson
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Washington County
Pritchard Commission Company
U.S
A. H. Herbold Hog Salesman
R. L. Gibson
W. S. Reister
E. 3Rd St
Reister
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