Chicago Livestock Market Report From June Trade
Chicago June market roundup shows 4 000 hogs active and steady with barrows and gilts at 14.85 ceiling and sows at 14.10. Cattle 10 000 with fed steers and yearlings strong, top steers at 18.00 and yearlings near 17.85. Sheep 2 000, lambs sold steady with clipped lambs 16.50 to 16.85 and medium grades 15 to 17.35.
Chicago Produce Market Report June 19
Chicago market round up lists poultry receipts including 1 car and 3 trucks with steady prices. Hens and fryers vary from 25 to 28 dollars, ducks and geese priced, turkeys quoted, and wholesale items on mercantile exchange noted with specific extras and standards.
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Mercantile Exchange
Grain futures mixed with small ranges in Chicago market
Chicago June 10 grain market shows light activity with wheat and corn futures all posting modest moves. Trade centers on nearby contract levels and slight shifts in July and September positions amid limited demand signals.
Exotic French Indochina in Photographs and Dance
The article describes French Indochina with Indian and Chinese heritage featuring pho togenic costumes festivals and diamond Buddhas. It notes gilded temples classical ballets shown worldwide and Cambodian dancing girls performing Angkor Wat gestures reflecting ancient carvings.
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India
China
Angkor Wat
Walnut Locals notice of visits and family gatherings
Walnut residents and relatives are reported visiting relatives in Pleasant Plain East Pleasant Plain Muscatine and surrounding areas. The column lists numerous visits including Jean Nelson with her grandmother, weddings at East Pleasant Plain and social visits at several homes throughout the week.
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Walnut
Sevilla
Jean Nelson
John Kurtz
Clarence Statler
Pleasant Plain
Roscoe White
Iowa City
Sylvester Mineart
Roman Gevock
Evelyn Mineart
East Pleasant Plain
Mary Lou
Frankie Lukavesky
Hubert Evans
Jay Darby
Howard Darnell
Vivian Darnell
Muscatine
Carl Nelson
Marion Robertson
A. J. Robertson
Hubert Evan
Frankie Lukovsky
Joe Melinski
Elizabeth Crish
Jim
Betty
Joe Drish
Chas
McKay
Ollie
Tracy
Brighton
Ed Nelson
Ed Kauffman
Alvin Hesseltine
Lloyd McKay
Jean Brower
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Homer Brower
Miss Brower
Noise trapping ceiling with 484 holes per square
A cork company introduces a noise trapping ceiling made of a fibrous material containing 484 deep holes in each 12 inch square. It is claimed to absorb up to 75 percent of noise, reflect light well, and accept repainting without reducing acoustical efficiency.
Amok Behavior Reinterpreted as Self-Directed Death
In Malaya the so called running amok is now viewed as a form of death by own action rather than a sudden loss of sanity. Triggers include domestic jealousy or gambling losses. The Malay may rush into the street slashing at people until killed.
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Malaya
Why Strawberries Got Their Name And Mulching Use
The department of agriculture notes the name strawberry likely stems from runners resembling scattered straws rather than straw mulching. Yet straw mulch is widely used to protect berries from cold and keep fruit clean in spring, especially in southern regions.
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Department of Agriculture
DC Park Employees devise mower attachment for cultivation
Two national capital parks employees in Washington DC designed an attachment for power driven lawn mowers that converts them into cultivators and seeders. One machine with the attachment can seed as much lawn as 30 laborers.
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National Capital Parks
Washington, D. C
Plant Tying Tip Uses Cello Phane to Prevent Damage
A growing tip suggests using cello phane instead of cord thread or twine to tie plants. This method aims to prevent stems from being cut or damaged during cultivation.
Fristedts Visit as Family Ties Span Decades
Burlington visitors Mr. and Mrs. A E Fristedt aged 82 from Sweden. their daughter Mrs S W Kaster hosts them with a large family circle note one death in the immediate family in 57 years. Also mentions relatives, travels, and local visitors across communities.
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A. E. Fristedt
Burlington
S. W. Kaster
Kaster
Fristedt
Sweden
Midway Sales Co cattle and hog consignments noted
On Wednesday June 12 Midway Sales Co offers Hereford cows with calves and springers plus stock steers totaling 525 lbs all from one brand. Cattle are viewable at yards and hogs include feeder shoats and light pigs in broad demand amid light supply.
Draft and Shipping Horses Sell Steady at Auction
Auction report shows all classes of drafters and shipping horses sold fully steady to somewhat stronger. Big buyers confirmed for this week, with plans for only one more draft sale. Buyers warned not to hold horses past the season as market will close and not return to this locality.
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