Chicago Livestock Market Report July Chicago
Hogs receipts 14 000 with 2 000 direct. prices up 10 to 15 cents on top bacon hogs under 250 pounds. Sows up 10 to 25 cents. Cattle and calves receipts 5 500 and 2 000 respectively with steady to higher竺 best steers 8 35. Slaughter cattle by weight ranges 7 00 to 9 75 with varied quality. Sheep receipts 10 000 as market fairly active to packers, natives 7 00 to 7 40, yearlings about 6 25, muttons weaker for light weights. Feeding lambs 5 00 to 5 75.
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Chicago
Iowa hog market reports steady gains in mid July.
Combined hog receipts for 24 hours ended 8:00 a m at 7 200 across 22 yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota show pricing up 10 to 15 cents for weighty hogs and sows. Prices varied by weight class with top 7.00 for 180 210 lb buyers and ranges between 5 00 and 7 10 for heavier classes. light weights fetch 6 25 to 7 10 depending on size. Pigs 100 180 lbs unquoted. packing sows 4 50 to 4 00 340 424 lb 4 15 to 4 65 425 550 lb 3 75 to 4 25.
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Des Moines
Market Report Highlights Mixed Dairy and Poultry Goods
Firsts and seconds show varied ranges with butter weak and high extras. receipts listed. Poultry prices move with fowls and springers up while ducks and geese edge higher. turkeys and roosters mixed. Cheese markets show twins and Americas up modestly. Potatoes in track with 298 cars. Irish cobblers priced by region. market dull in general.
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Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
East Shore
Grain price report from Chicago market update
Chicago July 23 grain figures show WHEAT CORN OATS and RYE values with July Sept and Dec contracts. Prices listed in mixed fractions and percentages reflect open high low and close ranges with notes on lard and related commodities.
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Moke
Cash Grain Chicago Update Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes
Grain prices in Chicago show mixed results with wheat listed around 53 to 58 and corn trading in the 56 to 57 range. The report notes several lots labeled as hard and yellow varieties with varying bids and calcium notes.
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Chicago
The Mystery of Geraldine Case Unfolds in Detective Tale
In a Christmas Eve disappearance, Geraldine Foster is linked to a crime scene at Dr Maskell's office. Thatcher Colt coordinates a downtown search, discovers a brutal scene with seven dead pigeons, a bloody pillow case, and a buried nude body. Family shock grows as investigators question suspects and seek the house on Peddler's Road.
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Geraldine Foster
Umphrey Maskell
Colt
Betty Canfield
Geraldine
Dougherty
Thatcher Colt
Hogan
Colt Agreeante
Haberorn
Phatehar Ool
Thatcher
Golt
Phattaix
Commissioner's Office
Hague
Mr. Colt
Clesleck
Peddler’s Road
Wisner
Doctor Clesleck
Dr. Clesleck
Dr. Clesleek
Clesleek
Tony
Peddlers Road
Mr Colt
Edmund L. Foster
Mr. Foster
Mr. Footer
Peddler's Road
Harry Armstrong
Doctor Maskell
Fostering Grief and Family Secrets in a Death Probe
Thatcher Colt questions Geraldine Foster's father about friends and finances as he reveals a one hundred thousand dollar estate and the alleged inheritance for Bruce. The father insists Geraldine died penniless but hints at potential motives and family tensions. The Medical Examiner orders the parents to report to the case update tomorrow.
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Thatcher Colt
Thatcher Cat
Bruce Foster
Harry Armstrong
Geraldine
Betty Canfield
Bruce
Foster
Henry
Grain price ranges and varieties listed in brief
A compact price list shows oats, rye, timothy, clover and other forage grains with old and new pricing. Entries include oats at 27 to 24 percent, rye none, timothy 450 to 475, clover 13.50 to 20.09, and multiple white and old varieties with varied percentages.
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Jarley
Grain and hay prices shift in market notes
The item records fluctuating prices for grain and hay commodities. References include October and December figures with prices per ewt, noting Alsike at 13.75 and Timothy around 1.25, with other values like 8.65 and 65 cents in context of cash and futures.
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Toledo Lead Tey
Uup— Grain Close Clover Prime
Alsike Cash
Grain Receipts Wheat Cal Carn 428
Grain receipts record shows Wheat Cal Carn 428 on the market ledger with quantities and pricing details. The entry notes warehouse location and date, reflecting standard grain trade accounting practices of the period.
Local Lodges Schedule Regular Meetings Across Chapters
Washington area fraternal groups list monthly meeting times. Lodges Ve 9s 6 Ida McDaniel WM Ernestine Denison secretary welcome visiting members. Damascus Shrine No 10 meets fourth Wednesday at Matone Temple. Chloa Spies WPL Hazel Haven Scribe. Washington Lodge No 26 meets first Friday. Yard Secretary Cyrus Chapter No 18 meets second Friday. J W Enslin Pi Ay We Yard secretary.
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Washingtonm
Ida McDaniel
Ernestine Denison
Damascus Shrine
No. 10
Wls
Matonte
Chloa Spies
Hazel Haven
Washington T Lodge
Harry C Ward
W. My
Aoa
Cvrus
J. W. Ensling
Ay We Yard
Rail timetable highlights for Golden State Limited and Apache routes
The railway schedule lists departures and arrivals for No. 4 Golden State Limited 3700 and No. 12 Apache, No. 50 Local Passenger daily except Sunday with several morning and afternoon slots, No. 40 Local Freight daily, No. 11 Apache, No. 29 Local Passenger 9 05 a m, and various westbound and eastbound mixed trains. Agent signatures include L. Foodlander and W. C. Rell.
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Golden State Limited
Mmn
Apache Pro. Bw
Galden State Limited
A. Tin
California
L. Foodlander
Acr
McKay
Ce AL SP
Cos Westhound
S'wesat Lim
Sthwest
W. C. Rell
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Subscriptions representative D F Macon compiles brief items from nearby towns. Short notices cover local happenings, small civic updates, and community updates typical of a rural newspaper column.
Residents write letter from California about Lincoln growth
A July letter from W. A. Harper and family, formerly from Washington and Crawfordsville now in California, describes rapid local building, new businesses a drug store and a Piggly Wiggly, and hopes Lincoln will attract new residents. The note also recaps visits, farm activity, and townsfolk like Clark Eckerman and C. J. Godwin, plus farm work, threshing, and local reunions.
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Bil
Coleen
Clofields
Washington
Lincoln
Nobi
Clark Eckermans
Mrs. Eckerman
Bill Sare
Harper
East Washington
Bates Family Attends Kane Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Clifford Bates and children spent Sunday at the John S Kane home. Threshing progresses well and a rain Sunday evening aided corn and young clover. Statler hatinger Mr and Mrs E J Statler announce the marriage of their daughter.
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Clifford Bates
John S. Kane
Brighten social and farm bureau notes from Black Hawk county
Neva Jones hosted the Black Hawk community ladies farm bureau club on July eighth with Clara Brown directing entertainment and prizes won by Mada and Nannie Dickinson. The gathering featured ice cream, wafers, and a late-afternoon departure. Threshing activity spread across Clay and surrounding farms, with multiple crews operating machinery and noting recent rain easing conditions. Newton Robinson and others faced minor accidents and progress reported. Mr and Mrs Clarence Morehead and daughter visited Carson home, recalling old neighbors near Olds. Clark Pieffer delivered shoats.
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Brighton
Neva Jones
Black Hawk Community Ladies Farm Bureau Club
Clara Brown
Mada
Nannie Dickinson
Carrie Oswalt
Maxine
Robert Waterhous
Ray Woodford
Chariton
Swales
Clay Church
Meacham Girls
John Mann
Robinson Farm
Keokuk County
Stannard Farm
Jake Rudolph
Rubio
Clay Street
Will
Farnest Stout
Bari Barnett
George Marshal
Gabby
Pepper Farm
Meacham Farm
Stones
Ralph Reliel
Black Hawk
Pleasant Plain
Matt Brinton
White Hawk
Newton Robinson
Clarence Morehead
Carson
Carson's
Olds
Clark Pieffer
Wellman Visit And Road Work Highlight County News
Mrs George Lemley and her son and Junior Nelson are visiting relatives in Wellman. A new county road project between Hagan corner and Primary No 1 is advancing quickly with substantial dirt moved. Homer Brinton shipped a carload of hogs to Chicago.
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Ton
George Lemley
Junior Nelson
Wellman
Hagan Corner
Homer Brinton
Chicago
Genius in Poverty and Steak Inspires Critics
A Spec tator columnist argues that genius may thrive in poverty yet concedes inspiration can come from simple meals like steak and onions. The piece weighs a proposed authors subsidy and notes provocative contrasts in creative sources.
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Hamilton
Spectator
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Victor Masson
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Mr. Young
Kenneth Wendell
Ton Thompson
Mary Mott
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Mary Margaret
Evening Journal
Broadgate Electric Shop
East 2Nd St
Ainsworth
Muscatine
A. R Stokka
Register and Tribune
Robert Jd. Patterson
Wilson Coal Co
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Tucker & Bicher
Harold Mangold
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Paul Barton
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Alexander Magyar
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C. C. Reeves
John W. Applegate
West 2Nd St
Frank L. Wilson
Eod
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Tip Tracy
Daryl Robertson
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