Market report shows cattle and hog prices up and down
Chicago market notes today include hog receipts about 7,000 with holdover 9,793 and hogs advancing up to 25 higher. cattle receipts around 4,000 with steers 75 to 1 lower and fat cattle 50 to 75 cents lower. lambs weak to lower with spring lambs down 25 to 50 cents.
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Chicago
Grain futures close with mixed results in markets
The grain report from Iowa City shows 250 corn cars trading with No 2 yellow corn at 1.72 to 1.74 and 150 oat cars at 0.68 to 0.69. Clover futures shift with October at 21.60 and December at 21.50 as of the close.
On the Green Diamance Standing of the Clubs
Standings roundup for golf clubs showing leaders and position changes in the club ranking. Highlights top teams and their scores with brief notes on momentum and next fixtures.
Friday's Results National League Baseball Scores
National League results show Boston 1 Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 7, New York 0, Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 5. American League reports 7 to 1, with no other games. American Association notes Laureville 2 Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 1 Toledo 4 Kansas City 6, Milwaukee rain. Three League results Peoria 4, others unlisted due to weather.
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Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnai
Mioooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lente
Laureville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kanes City
Milwaukee
Atumbua
Peoria
Rein
Miller farm sells for 20600 over prior sale
The A C Miller 80 acre farm on White Way near Washington sold yesterday through J F H Taylor to W L Jackson. The sale price exceeded the 22 year old previous sale by about 20600, roughly 1000 a year in advance.
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A. C. Miller
White Way
Washington
J. F. H. Taylor
W. L. Jackson
Making Alfalfa Hay Requires Exact Handling Methods
Alfalfa hay requires precise handling and rapid curing to retain leaves and value. Weather, region, and timing affect cutting, raking, and stacking practices with extra ventilation and protective thatches advised in humid areas.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Montana farm bureau forms state farm management group
A large Montana farm bureau membership organizes a state farm management association and will offer over 300 in cash prizes for advancing this work. Prizes include 100 for best kept and most accurate farmer’s account book 100 for best organized farm shown by the book and 100 sweepstakes trophy. a 25 shield will go to the county or club showing the most results.
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Montana Farm Bureau
State Farm Management Association
Mutual 12 W S Reister & Sons Cash By Butter Eggs Poultry
The butter and egg markets are demoralized though prices hold higher than many years. May receipts totaled 78 856 19 dollars, averaging over 3000 daily, the largest May in 25 years, showing Washington county's strong produce economy. Cash prices today list butter 48 cents per pound, turkey and goose values, and hides at varying rates with horse hides priced at 10.60 each.
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Washington County
United States
Ak. S. Custer
Washington
Cow testing boosts dairy returns at Dover creamery
Twelve percent of patrons are cow testing association members who receive about three fifths of the money paid by the Dover creamery. In January members averaged 14.19 dollars per cow versus 5.95 for nonmembers, and yearly returns would rise by nearly 100 dollars per cow. From 1914 to 1917 butter output grew from 243000 to 320000 pounds with roughly the same herd size, reflecting higher production per cow and better patron satisfaction.
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Cooperative Creamery
Dover
Minn
Asso
Ciation
Greenwood farms offered for sale near Lincoln Nebraska
Woods Brothers Co advertise 4320 acres with 19 improvements near Lincoln. The Greenwood farms are described as historic and fertile, once owned by M Fitege and later run by Fitzgerald, boasting a mile race track, monumental barns, and exceptionally rich clay soil capable of yielding large corn ears from a 25 foot well.
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Journal
Woods Brothers Companies
Lincoln
Nebraska
Greenwood Farms
Fitzgerald Farms
M. Fitege
Burlington Railroad
Omaha
Hastings
Mr. Fitzgerald
Mammoth Barnes
Ancient Egyptian Saw Precedes Bronze Age Tools
A notched bronze knife dating five thousand years before the Christian era is identified as the earliest form of the Egyptian saw. Later specimens extend to the seventh century before Christ, with iron saws used by the Assyrians.
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U. S. Yard
Illinois
Ss. B. Watson Veterinarian
Ainsworth, Iowa
Close OF Grain Futures
E. W. Wagner & Co
Iowa City
Iowa
B. Hunt
Isenehena
Journal’s Farm Department
Antho van Sickle
la Crosse
Wisconsin
van Sickle
Wis
Gus Rhodes
West Salem
J. H. Benson
Benson
Rhodes
Washington, D. C
Mutual
W.S. Reister & Sons
Washington, Iowa
Ady
Lemmon
J. E. Lemmon
Noah
Wise Old Boy
Isis
Charley Kron
Kalona, Ia
M. J. Delacy
Davenport
Davenport, Lowa