Chicago hogs and cattle prices in midweek market report
Hog receipts total 28 000 with bids generally 5 to 10 cents higher and top at 9.60. Cattle and calves show steady to higher prices with best fed steers around 14.25 and yearlings near 12.25, while vealers and calves hold 6.00 to 12.25. Sheep and lamb receipts 11 000 with fat lambs active and native lambs around 16.00 to 16.50, feeding lambs 13.25 plus.
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California
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Pritchard Commission CO. Union Stock Yards
Washington County
Chicago Grain Market Prices and Open High Low Close
Chicago June 1 grain figures show Wheat and Rye quotes for July and September. Wheat July at 1.49, Sept around 1.47 to 1.45. Rye July 1.16, Sept 1.08 to 1.057. Volatile midday readings reflect fluctuating supply concerns.
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report
Chicago June 1 grain prices including Wheat at 1.45 to 1.54 for various hard and white grades, Corn from 1.00 to 1.04 for yellow and mixed lots, Oats 0.48 to 0.56, Timothy ranges 4.00 to 5.25. Grades noted include hard yellow mixed white and oats classifications with varied price points.
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Timothy
Tildy Ann at Neale Helvey Players features
A local theater review extols Tildy Ann by Rob ert J Sherman as a standout, promising a pleasant evening of clean entertainment. The cast includes Neale Helvey as the film star with a strong climax, plus a new musical and vaudeville features for the week.
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Missouri
Tildy Ann
Neale Helvey
Robert J. Sherman
Broadway
Middle West
Corn Planting Nears Finish as Local Residents Travel
Corn planting is nearly finished this week. Chas Green's took Opal to Iowa City for Irish business college. Frances Curl visits Brigh ton at Nip Small's home. Lucille Hanley and Edna Rowe depart for Cedar Falls Normal training for 12 weeks. Shafer and Roy head to Denver to visit Harry. Zelma Herr Bernice Gislain go to Cedar Falls for schooling. Vern Longwell to summer school at the State University next week. Mr and Mrs John Reber visit Willis Reber.
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Nira
Chas. Green
Opal
Iowa City
Irish Business College
Frances Curl
Brighton
Cedar Falls
Lucille Good
Kinross
Vern Longwell
The
State University
John Reber
Willis Reber
Farmland Journal Entry Notes in Havre Area Fields
A long day’s diary describes corn status near Havre and Wyman, with Karl Berkshire, Frank Hesseltine, and Donald Smith planting and tending 86 to 105 acres. It recounts visits to farms of H F Hesseltine, Lewis Herring, Jim Long, Oral Long, and others, noting goats, horses, lime rock use, a broken ladder accident, and a postponed household goods sale.
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Havre
Wyman
Donald Smith
Karl Berkshire
Earl
Frank Hesseltine
H. F. Hesseltine
Washington
Guy Hesseltine
Frank
Lewis Smith
Herman Twinam
Herman
Gery
Lewis Herring
Lewis
Rob Wells
W. F. Lemon
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Merle White
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M. O. Huston
Marion
Harry White
Washington Evening Journal
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Sam Hill
Harold
Sam
Frank Knutson
Herbert
David Johns
Crawfordsville
Prudence
Columbus Junction
Denver
Salt Lake City
Clarence Herring
Senator Cameron
Relph H
New York
Evening Journal
Yaro Sojka
J. W. Shafer
Floyd Phillips
West Chester
Chas. Zieglowsky
Iowa
J. A. Handel
District Mer
Iowa St
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Wellman
Sere
Aladdin Lamp
O. F. Haight
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A. R. Smith
Charles Zieglowsky
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Dempsey & Breitenbach
W. W. McFarland
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Winfield
Old White Way
Ainsworth
L. G. Roberts
Ananias Club
Cinetooatl Enquirer
T. H. Will
Philip Gerdes
Irene
Tren
H. R. Baer
Irene Gerdes
W. I. Duncan
Philip Gerées
H. R. Baker
R. A. Beauchamp
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Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
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