Daily Market Reports Chicago Livestock July 23
Hog receipts 19,000 slow demand desirable grades 26 to 60c higher than Tuesday. Slaughter hogs 50c higher. light and medium weights 9.386 to 9.35. heavy weights 8.60 to 9.35. Cattle receipts 12,000 better grades grain fed steers and yearlings strong to 10c higher. stockers and feeders more numerous 8.75 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 16,000 dull with fat lambs about 50c lower. natives around 13.00 with feeders steady.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Bologna
Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Announced in Chicago
Chicago on July 23 reports cattle forecasts at 10 000 head hogs 26 000 and sheep 14 000 for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Discovery of Gold in Black Hills Marked by Pageant
Custer South Dakota prepares a two day celebration July 28 29 marking the 80th anniversary of gold discovery in the Black Hills The pageant Gold Discovery Day will recount General Custer s scouting expedition and the first pan of pay dirt from French Creek The event honors H N Ross and the discovery on July 27 1874 and recalls the region s pioneer era with a parade and scenes of Indian cowboy and wagon life in early Black Hills settlement
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Custer, & D
Black Hills
Sutter
California
H. N Ross
Custer
Little Big Horn
Pioneer West
General Custer
Free Lance
French Creek
Dakota
Lead
Deadwood
Ross
Annie D. Tallant
Chicago Grain and Commodities Prices July 23
Wheat prices range No 1 hard 1.28 to 1.33, No 2 hard 1.27% to 1.29. Corn bids No 2 mixed 1.09, No 3 mixed 1.08% to 1.09, No 4 mixed 1.08, No 2 yellow 1.09% to 1.10, No 3 yellow 1.08% to 1.09, No 4 yellow 1.08% to 1.08, No 6 yellow 1.68 and 1.07. White corn No 2 1.09% to 1.10, No 3 white 1.08% to 1.09, No 4 white 1.08%, No 6 white 1.05. Oats No 2 white 55 to 66, No 2 white 63 to 53%, No 4 white 52% to 63%. Rye No 2 84. Barley 77 to 86. Timothy seed 6.75 to 8.75. Clover seed 12.00 to 20.50. Lard 12.87. Ribs 11.00. Bellies 12.25.
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Chicago
Wheat Price Advances Amid Record Seasonal Lifts
Wheat and corn rallied as Manitoba black rust news spurred a broad market upturn. Wheat closed 6 to 8 cents higher with September at 1.30 and December at 1.32. Corn followed, closing 2 to 4 cents higher, with December at 92. Oats gained on cereal strength and provisions rose 1 to 2 cents with September at 47.
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Chicago
Manitoba
Potatoes Trading Dull In Chicago Market Report
Chicago July 23 potatoes trading dull and weak with 35 cars receipts on track 198 total United States shipments 642. Irish cobblers 1.30 to 1.45. poorer Ohio 1.25 to 1.49. North Carolina barreled 1.75 to 2.50. Virginia barreled 2.50 to 2.80.
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Chicago
Aotal
United States
Missouri
Kansas
Police to Carry Radio Sets in Cleveland
Cleveland police chief Graul announces wide use of radio casting to prevent crime and aid in detection of criminals.
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Cleveland
Graul
Wellman Notes and Local Social Plums
Wayne Lewis a sick boy from Wellman is recovering after fluid on the lungs required tapping. A Lansing trip group including Dr McIntosh and Mrs Waters plans a month to six weeks touring Yellow Stone Park and Colorado. Eardley Bell Jr., announced as library president, with Sam Huntsperger and Ella Weller, speaks of a growing library and space needs. Laundry and visiting relatives pass through, and Eardley Bell Jr. yields to a Republican convention in Des Moines with a split among Hemmill Haynes Anderson and Burbank.
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Wellman
Iowa
Wayne Lewis
Jim Lewis
Iowa City
McIntosh
Leaslie Waters
West Liberty
Yellow Stone Park
Colorado
Eardley Bell Jr
Des Moines
Tuesaday
Hemmill
Haynes
Anderson
Burbank
Roy Sho
Dave Kilpaterick
Prof Knowlton
Decorah
Sam Huntsperger
Ella Weller
Ike Bradford
Dr. Dowing
Cedar Rapids
Bradford
Clara Topping
Downing
A. J. Nichols
Pythian Sisters
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertised Diet Aid
A testimonial from a reader recounts spending $1 800 over seven years seeking medical help for stomach issues before using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. After a few doses the pains disappeared and the writer stayed well for three years. The ad claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and lists Lemmon's Pharmacy as a supplier with a money back refund offer.
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Mayr
Lemmon
Local residents and travelers gather for visits and trips
The article lists numerous trips and visits around Keota and nearby towns. It notes H L Karr, Fred Schroder, Mr and Mrs Huntsberger, Ralph Hamilton, L E Bidwell, G I King, Jim Hitting, Carrol Durian, Attorney McDownell, H B Knight, Elmer Berry, E F C Hambright, J N Gardner and family, A M Nichols, Mrs Downing, Mrs Roupe, and Mrs Merida Murphy visiting relatives, traveling to Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls and other points. It also reports crop concerns from hail and rain, and a broader analysis of farm price versus manufactured goods improving farmers purchasing power and potential political effects.
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H. L. Karr
Washington
Will Butterbaugh
Fred Schroder
Fairfield
Oklahoma
Lew Palmer
of Moines
Jim Hitting
California
Lee Cummings
West
Los Angeles
Carrol Durian
Cedar Rapids
McDownell
Iowa City
Kinross
Elmer Berry
EF CC Hambright
South English
J. N. Gardner
Jess
Sioux Fall
South Dakota
Yankton
A. M Nichols
Dr. Downing
Keota
Albert Roupe
Frederickburg
Milo
Byers
Bellplain
Merida Murphy
Department of Agriculture
Burlington
Washington Do Farm Bureau Chooses County Judging Team
Judging work for a Washington county boys club begins with beef cattle horses and corn. Four judges plus an alternate form the team to compete at the state fair. Participants include Harold Booth Dennis Jones Leonard Vides Walter Harter Raymond Rathmel William Darbyshire Clarence Booth Wendell Booth and Marshall Grosecup. The top four scores advance to represent the county at Des Moines. Moving pictures on poison spray and tuberculosis eradication efforts were also shown.
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Joel Wolf
J. B. Griffith
Washington
Harold Booth
Dennis Jones
Leonard Vides
Walter Harter
Raymond Rathmel
William Darbyshire
Clarence Booth
Wendell Booth
Marshall Grossecup
Des Moines
Clay township Farm Bureau meeting at Woodford home
A large turnout attended Clay township Farm Bureau at A W Woodford's July 11. Local talent provided music and readings. J H Jones, new state Farm Bureau executive committee member, spoke praising the bureau. He noted small dues support a strong, valuable organization with broad farmer involvement.
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Clay Township
A. W. Woodford
J. H. Jones
State Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Farm Bureau
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