Chicago Live Stock Receipts and Prices Report
Chicago Livestock market notes receipts 38 000 including directs with steady top hogs 9 50 to 9 64 and good to choice 8 90 to 9 50. Slaughter pigs 100 to 130 pounds 9 00. Cattle receipts 10 000 slow mostly 9 00 to 11 00 for good to choice steers 900 to 1100 pounds 9 00 to 10 75. Sheep receipts 10 000 weak to slower lambs 40 to 50 pounds 9 50 to 9 75. Wheat and other grains listed with nominal figures and ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Recap From July 28 Auction
Chicago grain summary lists cash wheat bids with mixes of hard and yellow varieties, including 2 hard and 4 yellow grades, plus corn and sample grades. Estimates show numbered lots and percent ranges, with references to white and yellow samples and car counts.
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Chicago
Athletics Appear Sure of Pennant as Lead Holds
New York July 28 The Athletics command a two thirds lead in the majors with a possible pennant in sight. Brooklyn and Chicago chase in the NL while Washington and the Yankees slip. Recent doubleheaders boosted Brooklyn and Cincinnati’s Reds press Cubs, Giants, and Robins in a tight race. Local results include Browns’ late-inning surge and Cleveland’s 7-4 win over Philadelphia as maritime of standings shifts unfold.
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New York
Philadelpha Athletics
Brooklyn Robins
Chix Cubs
Rinler
Giants
Rames
Tobian
Athletics
Washington
Connie Mack
Hhington
Browns
Tigers
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Senators
Brooklyn
Ebbetfeld
Cubs
Robins
Toxton
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Wrigley Field
Cube
Cincinnati
Chicago
Reds
Brooklsn
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Beston Braves
George Fisher
Hick Hates
Fishers
Stowls Browns
Boston Red
Stex Metzier
Philadelpha
Community Notes From Crawford Washington Saturday
A neighborly column recounts threshing near Crawford Washington with names such as Fra sen Gene and William Darby shires. It notes visits from Wickham in a Studebaker, various neighbors in Washington, and local social exchanges including a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Jesse Seydel and Mrs. Lee Grime.
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Auly
Ms. Frasen Gene
Crawford Washington
Glock Fred
William Darbyshires
Lexington note misspellings and visitations summary
A brief Lexington item notes July 24 in the town and visits by Mrs Phil Warner at Jan Sehutty's Sunday evening. Paul attended Friday gathering, and Evestone spends several days in Washington visiting grandmother Walt Patte. Ar visited a son and family with Charlene I Matt involved in the Sunday night activity.
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Lexington
Phil
Warner
Jan Sehutty
Paul
Washington
Walt Patte Ar
Ainsworth
Charlene
Matt
Riverside Lodge Elects Officers for Remainder Year
Riverside July 25 lodge held its regular meeting electing officers for the rest of the year. Installing officer Everett Youmkin led the installation with Noblerand Harold Younkim as vice grand Paul Yansky warden Allan Younkin conductor Dr G W Younkin chaplain John Younkin inside guard Fred Sina outside guard Elmer Meeks recording secretary Dr Geo W Godlove treasurer Alvah Car. Frances Younkin of Iowa City visited with Mr and Mrs Froure. Clifford Watton arrived from New Sharon to visit his parents. Miss Paulson O Loughlin went to Davenport for a few days. Needle Club hosted by Mrs Robert Tobin with eight guests including Mrs Roy Carr and sister Alice.
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Everett Youmkin
Noblerand
Harold Younkim
Paul Yansky
Allan Younkin
G. W. Younkin
John Younkin
Fred Sina
Elmer Meeks
Geo. W. Godlove
Alvah Car
Violet Kephart
Frances
Iowa City
Froure
Clifford Watton
New Sharon
A} Walton
Paulson O'Loughlin
Davenport
Robert Tobin
The
Needle Club
Roy Carr
Alice
Birdie Godlove
Brighton Social News From Tehuia Helmick Visit
Brighton Thursday evening at the park featured Tehuia Helmick and guests including Camp from Des Moines, Myron Oswalt, Marjorie Waserus, Virginia Barker of Chicago, and Mrs. Theodore Horton of Wyoming visiting relatives. Others present were Nedord Prizer from New Jersey, C W Knappe party from Beardstown, Ray Conrad home visits, and relatives planning trips and gatherings. Dayton threshing operations continued, grain outlook good, and extended visits to Town City and Ames noted among locals and out of town guests.
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Phe Kromy Krew
Brighton Park
Aia Camp
Des Moines
Myron Oswalt
Marjorie Waserus
Virginia Arker
Chicago
Theodore Horton
Wyoming
Ray Conrad
Town City
Ottemina
Local residents visit relatives and attend funeral notices
Mrs Edna Welle of Derby Iowa visits at her daughter Mrs Claire Conrad. Mrs Brain of Ollie spends a couple of weeks with her daughter Mrs Karlin. Mr and Mrs Randell of burg I were here to attend the funeral of her uncle Mr Wood. Tuesday Mrs Randell formerly Miss Nettie Townsley Robert Reece who formerly lived here visited friends en route lowe Winfield from Colorado Mrs Tuell Taylor has returned to Grass Creek Wye BN Nee Me hen ca WGreand stnacitcee wesawont a Cresco are here visiting at the home of their sister Mrs Raymond Spe
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Derby
Iowa
Claire Conrad
Brain
Ollie
Karlin
Randell
Burg
Wood
Nettie Townsley
Robert Reece
Friends
Lowe Winfield
Colorado
Tuell Taylor
Grass Creek
Cresco
Hom
Mra
Raymond Spe
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