Markets cage Livestock Chicago Hogs Cattle Prices
Chicago market report shows hogs at 4 000 direct sales within a 7 85 to 9 90 range for various weight classes and light to heavy categories. Estimated hog receipts Wednesday 11 000. Cattle and calves totals 6 000 and 2 600 respectively with steers and yearlings steady and best grades in ample supply. Slaughter cattle and feeders list price bands by weight from 550 to 1 500 pounds with heifers cows and other categories shown in scattered ranges.
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Chicago
Local Produce Markets Prices From W. & Reister & Sons
Delivered prices for Wednesday list Brown Eggs at 21 cents per dozen and No 2 Eggs at 17 cents. Heavy hens 4 1/2 cents per pound and under 4 pounds at 12 to 18 cents per pound. Leghorn hens and broilers have various rates with broilers under 3 pounds at 16 cents per pound and over 3 pounds at 13 to 12 cents per pound. Old roosters not priced.
Market Notes for Cattle Sheep and Lambs
Live cattle prices by grade and weight range from good to common and medium with figures from 3.25 to 9.50. Steers 500 to 1050 lb move 7.25 to 9 for good and choice. 0.25 to 7.25 for common and medium. Spring lambs 8.15 to 9.50, yearlings 25c off, ewes 2.10 to 3.60. Estimated receipts: cattle 8,000. sheep 4,000. Wednesday totals.
Chicago Market Reports Steady Eggs Butter Wary
Chicago notes mixed commodity action with eggs steady as receipts reach 29 246 cases while firsts and extras hold at 22 percent. Butter market weak with varied product classes and 21 986 pounds on hand. Poultry seen steady to weak with truck arrivals and product breakdowns listed. Potatoes move on tracks with steady market and 687 shipments noted.
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Chicago
Cash Corn Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago June 11 40 P corn prices listed for No 2 yellow at 87 to 78 percent and No 2 white at 91 percent with receipts of 11 cars noted.
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Chicago
Art as union of real and ideal shaping form
A concise meditation describes art as the fusion of matter and spirit, where creative act blends tangible reality with ideal vision to give form to thought. It frames art as a dynamic synthesis where perception and conception meet in tangible expression.
Journal Sale Date Column at Community Market
Community sale notice states every Saturday at City Feed Yard with a recurring date column for journal items.
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Journal
Grain price ranges and market report
Grain market notes show fluctuating price ranges across grains with cited buyer and seller quotes. The report includes regional price comparisons and indicates immediate delivery terms and supply considerations for the period.
Neighboring Notes From Journal Subscription Rep D F Macon
Notes from D F Macon the Journal's subscription representative offering news snippets and community items from local readings. Includes brief updates and notices for readers within the circulation area.
June 11 sale draws buyers from far and near
Mrs. Catherine Linnenkamp held a well attended sale of household goods on Monday with buyers from Ohio and Missouri. Mr. A. M. Phegley, father of Mrs. Glenn Hahn of Sikestown, Missouri, visited his daughter and attended the event.
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Catherine Linnenkamp
Ohio
Missouri
A. M. Phegley
Glenn Hahn
Sikestown, Mo
Knotek Bros Streamline Riverside Sale Recap
The Knotek brothers showcased livestock at the Linnenkamp Sale on Monday with Fancy Stilts and Wave Ace gaining national prize status in the Duroc group. An Ohio visitor observed the event while two Irishmen and companions met on the street. A celebrated singer survived a motor accident and performed a night later in four pieces.
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Knotek
Linnenkamp family tied to Ohio home after sale
Mr Pollock and Mrs Hayes kinfolk of Mrs Linnenkamp of Ohio City attended a sale. The Linnenkamp family will move to Ohio with their children. The Globe Trotters and Little Demons entertained Washington on Monday night at Kittenball, ending 8 to 4 in 12 innings. Charley Lemley settled the sale quickly. others note measles and local chatter. Weather talk and humor fill the rest of the item.
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Hayes
Linnenkamp
Ohio City
Ohio
Linenkamp
Globe Trotters
Washington
Sigourney
Charley Lemley
Kephart’s Dream House and Neighborhood Notes
Kephart plans a quick finish to return to Chicago for a waiting job. He stays at the Charlies Kephart home while working locally. Visitors Sunday included Helen Hazel and Charles Simmering at Louie Music home and John Simmering Sr. home. His dog Bob, a large black collie, has strayed and is slightly lame. return him if found. For any news, report to the Journal.
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Kephart
Chicago
Charlies Kephart
Helen
Hazel
Charles Simmering
Louie Music
Ed Simmering
Charles
John Simmering
Journal
Charles Kephart
Bob
Mr. Kephart
Four Farms Sold At Keota In Recent Weeks
Four Keota farms changed hands in recent weeks. Miss Frane Moon of Iowa City and her sister bought the 157 acre Ellis Romine farm for 124.25 per acre, total 19500 dollars. M A Greiner and Leonard Greiner bought the 160 acre Paul Peiffer farm for 155 per acre, with possession March 1, 1936. Everett Huber paid 90 per acre for the 120 acre N B Gardner homestead. A F Bower 180 acre homestead sold to W A Stoutmer for 145 per acre, cash deal with possession July 1.
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Keota
Frane Moon
Iowa City
Corcoran
Des Moines
Ellis Romine
Ed Jones
M. A. Greiner
Leonard Greiner
Paul Peiffer
Social Calls Made by Families Living on R 1 Washington
In Washington Ro 1 on June 11l families shared visits last Friday evening at the Ed Simmering residence. Betty Steele of Ildon Iowa is visiting at Mrs. Ralph Lytle's home. Mr and Mrs R Mayo visited Sunday evening at Ed Simmering. Eugene Chalupa called Friday afternoon with Alvin Kephart. Ed Byzeek of Chicago is doing lathing work for Frank.
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Daisy Simmering
Washington
Sylvia
Libbie
Barbara
Alois Musil
Ed Simmering
Betty Steele
Ildon
Iowa
Ralph Lytle
R. Mayo
Ekugene Chalupa
Alvin Kephart
Ed Byzeek
Chicago
Frank
First Whole Wheat Bread and Sylvester Graham
In 1835 Sylvester Graham championed whole wheat bread as a health food in A Defense of the Graham System of Living, outlining its role in his vegetable dietary regimen which drew thousands of adherents across the United States.
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Sylvester Graham
United States
Life Expectancy in Ancient Greece Settles at 29 Years
An archaeologist concludes that in ancient Greece an average individual could expect to live 29 years, compared with about 57 years in the United States today.
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Ancient
Greece
United States
Distinguishing Wild and Domestic Turkeys by Tail Band
The main difference is the tail band. Wild turkeys show a chestnut tail band, while domestic turkeys have a white band.
Formaldehyde Found in Canned Sea Foods by Norwegian Research
Norwegian researchers report formaldehyde in canned seafood as a preservative. The chemical may occur naturally in undetermined amounts in some countries and is noted as prohibited in certain regions.
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