Daily Market Reports Chicago Cattle Hog Prices June 4
Hogs and cattle markets show mixed movement with heavy receipts. Hogs steady to lower with pork cuts steady. select weights 120 to 130 pounds 5.75 to 6.25, heavy weights 7.20 to 7.50. Cattle receipts 12,000, demand broader, values steady to firm. mature steers near 11.25 and up to 10.36 for lighter lots. cows slow but steadier. Sheep receipts 16,000, generally slow with best lambs steady. Idaho spring lambs around 17.25 and native springs 16.00 to 16.25.
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Chicago
Idaho
Official Livestock Estimates for Chicago Markets
Official estimates for tomorrow list hog receipts at 36 000 head, cattle 11 000, and sheep 10 000 as of Chicago June 4. The figures guide dealers and traders in preparation for daily market activity.
Promoter Rio Aims for One Heavyweight Bout This Year
Rio The Associated Press reports promoter Tex Rickard abandoned two big heavyweight plans for the year. He will focus on a Firpo versus Wills bout or a Wills versus Dempsey title match, with the Firpo clash possibly serving as an elimination test or championship bout.
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Rio
Preas
New York
Tex Rickard
Luis Firpo
Harry Wills
Wills
Jack Dempsey
wille-Firpo
Chicago cash grain prices and seed values report
Wheat No 4 hard 1.04 to 1.08. No 2 hard 1.09 to 1.10. Corn mixed prices from 73% to 79% with multiple grades. Rye No 2 68. Barley 71 to 82. Timothy seed 5.00 to 7.26. Clover seed 16.06 to 18.64. Lard 10.25. Ribs 10.00. Bellies 10.37. Sample grade 70. Date specifics not provided.
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Chicago
Wheat Opens Higher on Winnipeg Demand and Farm Bill Hints
Chicago wheat rose as buyers in Winnipeg fueled a broad upturn, with July and September futures advancing over a cent. Traders cited the McNary Haugen bill substitute and weaker weather as supportive, while near term prices held firm despite mixed signals from farm policy discussions. Corn and oats also gained modestly on expectations of continued replanting and favorable cash demand for cattle and hogs.
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Chicago
General Commission
Winnipeg
McNary-Haugen
Coolidge
Potato Market Shifts as Receipts Rise in Chicago
In Chicago on June 4 potatoes show stronger receipts with 70 carloads and 699 shipments by United States traders. Wisconsin and Michigan sacked round whites bring 1.75 per sack as new stock strengthens demand. Alabama and Louisiana noted without prices.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
Louisiana
Promoter weighs Labor Day boxing at Boyle's Thirty Acres
Promoter Rickard cancels early September title plan due to Firpo's fight timing and weather concerns. He may stage Wills-Firpo or Wills-Dempsey later, barring conflicts, after signing Wills for both bouts and negotiating with Firpo and Jack Kearns.
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Labor Day
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Firpo
Dempsey
Rickard
Wills
Jack Kearns
New York
Kearns
Boyle's
Clubwomen Report Surge in Members Over Four Years
The General Federation of Women's Clubs reports adding over 2,000 new member clubs, expanding from 2,000 to about 5,000 clubs and totaling more than 1,000,000 affiliated clubwomen. President Mrs. Thomas G. Winter outlines headquarters in Washington, universal membership in 14 states, junior membership, club institutes, and stronger links among officers. The federation's seventeenth biennial convention in Los Angeles opens with new initiatives and planned national officers.
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Associated Press
LOG Angeles Lune
General Federation of Women's Clube
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Federation
Des Moines
Iowa
Winter
Washington
Club
The City of Palaces and Vienna’s Lost Grandeur
The New York Times notes Genoa as The City of Palaces while Vienna once famed as The City of Harmweny endures in memory of a vibrant empire. It reflects on music and dance as enduring legacies amid postwar decay.
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Genoa
Vienna
Harmweny
New York Times
New Comparator Measures Millionth of Inch at NP Lab
A new machine at England's National Physical Laboratory can accurately measure the millionth part of an inch. It eliminates guesswork in dividing an inch into a million parts.
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National Physical Laboratory
England
All Were Rotten Laughing at a Lancashire Mill Joke
The foreman asked a worker to test incandescent gas mantles in the weaving sheds and report how many needed renewing. The apprentice found 97 mantles were required but quips that there are only 97 nights. He says every mantle squeezed broke apart as rotten though he tried them all.
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Lancashire
Sacked Bliss Triumphs No 1 at 2.35 2.50
The horse named Sacked Bliss won as the top pick in a list of priced runners with 2.35 and 2.50 odds. A second horse with fancy shade finished No 2 at 1.10 and 1.20.
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Bliss
Auto Drivers Urged to Park Outside New York During Convention
New York traffic officials appeal to tourists and commuters to park outside Manhattan for the National Democratic Convention. About 200,000 expected in the city by various transport means, with 50,000 more commuting from nearby areas. The campaign urges parking near rapid transit terminals and outer garages to ease congestion around Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Manhattan
New York City
Stanley J. Ouinn
National Convention Committee
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Park
Home Market First for Produce Says Iowa Expert
C V Holsinger of Iowa State College urges growers to advertise to local neighbors. Superior produce, proper packing, and clear communication boost demand through newspapers, phone notices, and signs. He notes a small display can move hundreds of bushels and newspapers draw customers from distant towns.
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C. V. Holsinger
Iowa State College
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy advertised as lifesaving cure
A testimonial claims a housewife suffered 16 weeks bedridden with yellow skin and stomach pains until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured her. The ad promises relief from catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation affecting stomach liver and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Mayr
Lemmon
Drake outlines Hessian fly control at Wheat Assoc meeting
Dr. Drake head of the entomology department at Iowa State College spoke at the Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association meeting in Kansas City on Hessian fly and chinch bug control. He highlighted Iowa Station findings, urged seed inspection by June or July for certification, and noted certified seed commands better prices.
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Drake
Iowa State College
Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association
Kansas City
Southwest
Kansan City
Iowa Experiment Station
Dayton Grove Social Roundup Highlights Community Visits
Samuel Henderson visited at the A F E Knotts home on Sunday. G K Hartman and Edna Mae spent Sunday with George Ferguson. So and Sew club met Miss Jennie Strum May 29 with Mrs Frank McClelland in attendance. June meeting with Mrs Jas Walker. Dorothy Disney visited sister Mrs Orval Rife near Wellman. Jennie and Lucile Strum shopped in Washington on Saturday.
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Dayton
Grove
Samuel Henderson
A. F E. Knotts
G. K. Hartman
Edna Mae
George Ferguson
So and Sew Club
Jennie Strum
Frank McClelland
Jas. Walker
Dorthy Disney
Local berry grower sells majority of crop to neighbors
A farmer in Iowa sold about 65 percent of a $12 000 crop of berries and cherries to neighbors last season. The practice shows local avenues of publicity and reduced need for distant markets, with many fruits absorbed locally across the state.
Tanlac a Blessing Says Mrs Dietz
Mrs Geo E Dietz of Lincoln Nebraska praises Tanlac as a life saver and credits it with restoring health strength and lifting her weight by 16 pounds after months of indigestion heart pains dizziness and weakness. She urges others to try Tanlac and notes over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Geo. E. Dietz
11Th St
Lincoln
Nebr
Tanlac Vegetable Pills Ad Offered For Constipation
An advertisement promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills as a constipation remedy made and recommended by the Tanlac manufacturers.
Local Notes From Crawfordsville June 4
Miss Prudence Johns returns from Cedar Falls where she attended the state teachers college. The Borders sisters Twila Mc Neill and Dora Maxwell joined a Cedar Falls summer school trip. Mr and Mrs Lisle Maxwell Will Wooley and Miss Jeannette Wooley visited in Washington. Mrs James Kelsey celebrated her 80th birthday with about 30 friends bringing eats for a cheerful gathering.
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Crawfordsville
Prudence Johns
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Borders
Twila McNeill
Dora Maxwell
Lisle Maxwell
Will Wooley
Misa Jeannette Wooley
Washington
James
Family heads to Ohio and Iowa on visits and new position
Mrs. Sweet and her son David left yesterday by car for Jackson Ohio to visit her parents Mrs. Clara Sweet her daughter Alice and her mother Mrs RB F Brown. They moved to Yarmouth Iowa yesterday where Mrs Sweet will run the telephone offices. We are glad Mia Sweet secured the job though sad to see them leave town.
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David
Jackson
Ohio
Clara Sweet
Alice
RB. F. Brown
Yarmouth
Iowa
Sweet
Mia
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Francis
Henry Witt
Ing
Noble
Colt
Ben Leichty
Lowna
Dayton Grove
Mrs. Dietz
R. L. Gibson
Uee
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third Se
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