Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 19 000 including 5 000 direct with values from 5.75 to 7.75 for various weights, cattle receipts 2 000 to 6 500 with steer and heifer price ranges, and sheep receipts 12 000 with natives around 7.75 to 8.25. Slaughter cattle and vealers price bands span 3.75 to 9.00, while stockers and feeders range 4.25 to 7.00, with lambs and pork notes as bids shift by weight and class.
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Chicago
Iowa Hog Market Report From Des Moines
Combined hog receipts at 22 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8:00 A.M. show 14,800 head against 18,400 last week. Prices mostly steady to higher as well finished hogs $240 per cwt and down faced demand, light lights 140 to 1660 dollars per hundredweight.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago Market Reports Mixed Produce and Dairy Prices
Chicago market daily notes firm receipts for butter with 10 024 titbs and several extra firsts. Pro duce shows firm overall with mixed firsts seconds and ages while poultry is weak with varied car loads and item prices. Potatoes on tracks show weak market and scattered regional price ranges across states and varieties.
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Chicago
Roosters
Grain futures mixed as Chicago open high low close data shown
Chicago market update lists grain futures with July and Sept contracts for WHEAT CORN OATS RYE and LARD. Prices shown include open high low close and percentage changes though OCR yields irregular digits. Notable readings include WHEAT July 92 63 3 63 and CORN July 60 61 24 4 with varied Dec marks and LARD July tied near 7.
Modern Way To Treat Broken Varicose Veins
Advertises Emerald Oil as a quick home remedy for varicose veins and ulcers. Claims nightly dressings with rotten gauze or linen cured with the antiseptic, offered at 85 cents with money back if no results. Also promotes use for skin blemishes and acne.
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Lemmons Pharmacy
Moone
Radio proves a powerful weapon in Chicago crime fight
In Chicago the radio era enhances police efficiency as squad cars receive instant trouble alerts, guiding faster responses. Officials cite thousands of arrests daily via radio and call boxes, with law enforcement praising the new technology as a decisive tool in the ongoing war on crime.
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Cimcago
Erie
Chiesa
J. Alcock
Price
Radio Enueie
Prictor
Chicago
Elbe
Vuere
Crimam Ule
Fuet ‘Ial Chienzo
Elver
John H. Alcock
Grain Market Summary with Various Wheat and Clover Prices
A fragmented OCR listing pricing and grades for grains including wheat, oats, rye, timothy, and clover. Entries mention category numbers, quality indicators, and prices such as wheat red No 4 and several futures-like codes. values range around 1. to 245 with assorted fractions. The text also references miscellaneous feeds and forage, with multiple missing or unclear items.
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Rye
Nirley
Timothy
Clover
Wheat, off curs Corn-101 care
Reading from an uncertain clipping, the article fragment notes crop terms with unclear context. It mentions wheat and corn alongside a cryptic phrase about care and a reference to rat infestation concerns, but no coherent event or names are readable.
Col umbus Junction Notes On Local Movements And Events
Martha Butler reports in Columbus Junction with scattered notes from families and friends. Residents travel to Billings Montana and Chicago for relatives and teaching posts while funeral attendance in Letts gathers for the Klotz family. The local button factory reduces hours to five and a half per day as spring schedule changes take effect. An ice cream social is planned at Mrs J B Gray's home.
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Columbus
Mrs. J. Be, Gray
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Subscription representative D. F. Macon reports brief items from nearby communities. Short notices cover local events, meetings, and small developments affecting residents and businesses alike.
Alfalfa Harvest At Hugh Morris Farm Near Ainsworth
On July 16 Hugh Morris cut his second crop of alfalfa and loaded it with a tractor driven loader. Three men assisted on his farm at the edge of the county line east of Ainsworth. John Anwyl and Blake Spencer of Ainsworth were observed preparing for a hot day nearby.
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Hugh Morris
Hugh
Ainsworth
John Anwyl
Blake Spencer
Friendly golf banter and a large rural sale crowd scene
A lighthearted exchange about a lost ball frames a description of Mrs. A. Ee. Cunninghams household goods sale drawing bidders from Wayland Ainsworth Crawfordsville and surrounding countryside. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stephens Mrs Reaney Miss Stephens Mr. Clark and his daughters Talma and Marie Mrs Ezra Wittmer and family and Mr. Roth. Local bidders and Washington citizens participate as the sale proceeds.
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A. Ee
Mr. Cunningham
Goshen outing reveals old farms and a paving road memory
A Wednesday night trip from Goshen Indiana with a 76 year old companion visits former farms around Havre and Pleasant Hill. The group views fields of shocked grain and corn at Melo Kallous and red Palmers then returns to town to check on ill neighbor Bill Taster. The ride recalls a time when the No 11 corner was safe to navigate and ends with thanks and a caution about using a parasol.
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Havre
Pleasant Hill
Andy
Bill Taster
Mr. Foster
Mr. Kullous
Fred
Gun Smoke at Fox theater Friday and Saturday
The Fox presents Gun Smoke a modern Western on the talking screen. Richard Arlen stars as the mustang hunter leader facing off against raiders from the city with Mary Brian as the ranch owner and William Boyd as the gun mob head.
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Fox Theater
Idaho Badlands
West
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
William Boyd
Eugene Pallette
Brian
Visitors and club activities in Shellbark area
Friday evening in Shellbark saw girls from the L Y M C of Columbus City township hosting activities. Mr and Mrs Royce Johnston and son Robert from Chicago visited Mr and Mrs J R Johnston and Lloyd Sparrow of Lomax. R J Reaney named delegate to the Methodist conference in Muscatine in September.
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Shellbark
L. Y M. 4-H Club
Columbus City Township
Royce Johnston
Robert
Chicago
J. R. Johnston
Lloyd Sparrow
Lomax
Orville Sparrow
R. J. Reaney
Methodist Churches
Musciatine
Salem couple socials with Busy Bee club meet
Mr and Mrs John Dukes of Salem Iowa visited the D E Miller home. The Busy Bee club met Thursday afternoon July 9 with 14 members present and a visitor Mrs Leona Hamilton. The next meeting will be July 22 with Mrs Mande Harken.
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John Dukes
Salem
D. E. Miller
Busy Bee Club
Stella Gowey
Leona Hamilton
Mande Harken
University to Sponsor High School Contests Again
The University of Iowa will sponsor five annual high school contests in 298 t, including the fourth academic contest expected to draw about 70 000 entrants from over half of the state's schools. Events cover fourteen categories with state championships and individual titles in debate extemporaneous speaking and play production among others.
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Iowa Ciy
Universty of Iowa
Law Belor
Art contest opens with five schools entering
Five schools entered the event as artists prepare to paint and draw in the art contest. The schedule is set for a forthcoming competition at the seeds SC 4SOT venue.
Bandits Sought After Assault and Robbery in Tama
Police seek two men accused of assault and robbery. Victim C. Johnson reported being beaten and robbed of 200 dollars and locked in a hotel room before escaping down a rope. State leaders plan a meeting on unemployment relief chaired by J. W. Long to discuss future plans.
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Tama
C. Johnson
Des Moines
J. W. Long
Dan W. Turner
Despondent man ends life in Centerville
Despondency over ill health is cited as the cause of Julius Heck's suicide at age 24. He shot himself through the heart with a shotgun yesterday, according to reports from Centerville.
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Centerville
U.P
Julius Heck
Number Iowa Cars Decreases
A decline of 17 073 motor vehicles was recorded in Iowa during the first six months.
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Iowa
Des Moines
W. A. Stevens
Motor Vehicle Department
Funeral held in Keokuk for Charles Banks
Charles Banks son of George W. Banks of Keokuk had funeral services in Keokuk after his body was found in the Mississippi River Tuesday. Death declared unexplained and under investigation in Davenport dispatches. OSKALOOSA announces the Knapp Electric toy factory opens for capacity production. Kenneth Roberts, local manager, says about 100 workers will be employed as 175000 units are produced.
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Davenport
U.P
Keokuk
Charles Danks
Mississippi River
George W. Banks
Oskaloosa
Knapp Electric Company
Kenneth Roberts
Joyful England Foot Bath Promises Quick Corn Relief
The ad touts Radox foot bath as a new method to remove corn roots and callouses. It claims sore feet will feel better after 3 to 4 nights of soaking, with easy rubbing of hard skin, and urges readers to ask S Lemmon's Pharmacy for a pack.
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England
S Lemmon's Pharmacy
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East Shore
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Moore
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CIA
Taxine Radio
Police Broadcasting Station
Foe
Fily
Clover Prime
del Att Pere
Aleile Euxsh Sete Atneuet Fon
Tees Miber
Fay
Timothy Per Rart
Voltaire
Columbus Junction
Martha Butler
D. F. Macon
Newell
Marjorie
Goshen
Ind
Evening Journal
Lady and Child
Red
Arlen
WEO
A. Gry
University
Janet Gaynor
Poker Face
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Iowa Briefs
Peterson
Horn Springs
John Riggs
Majestic
West 2Nd St
Benteco
Greggs
Frank L. Wilson
Poultry City
W. S. Reister & Sons
Washington
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