Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago
Markets in Chicago on June 14 show hogs 26 000 head overall with direct hog sales 18 000. Prices ranged with top at 4.70 and various weights showing 3.75 to 4.70 for good and choice cuts. Cattle and calves total 12 000 with general market mostly steady and sentiment down about 25 cents. Slaughter cattle and yearlings list a wide range by weight with steers and heifers mostly 4.25 to 7.25 per hundredweight and feeders 4.00 to 6.59 for steers. Sheep around 10 000 with few sales at lower levels.
Train Schedule Fragments Show Daily Passenger and Freight Runs
A railroad timetable lists daily and Sunday train numbers, stations, and times. It includes California passengers, local freight, and mixed trains with notes on stops and destinations.
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California
County State
el Paso
Brighton Fairfield
Emidon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
Agent. Co. B. & Q
McKay
P&p. RR. CO
Washington
Lordl
Southwestern
Major League Baseball Standings and Results
National League standings show New York leading with a .625 mark and Pittsburgh at .596. Yesterday’s scores included New York defeating Boston 6 to 5 and Philadelphia 15 to Brooklyn, plus Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 and St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3. American League results list Washington 32 22 and Cleveland 2 5? etc. Today’s games feature Pittsburgh at St. Louis Boston at New York Chicago at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Philadelphia. In livestock, slaughter sheep and lambs prices range from 5.04 to 8.35 for various weights.
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National League
Ww. L
Pet
New Yor
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chienge Ncus
San Dgge
Coatee
Rogers
Philadelphia
Urday
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburch
American League
W. L. Pet
Wuehington
Coe
Cleveland J
Boston i
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Ames
Grain market report from Chicago notices mixed corn prices
Chicago traders report varied quotations for corn and yellow and white corn grades with several percent ranges. Receipts total 189 cars, indicating active delivery and trading for nearby contracts.
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Chicago
Grain and Produce Markets In Chicago Fussing Over Prices
Grain table shows mixed futures with July and Sept positions for Wheat, Corn, Oats and Rye, while produce and butter markets report unsettled receipts and varied quality grades. Poultry remains steady as market activity edges through mid June.
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Local brief from the Journal's subscription representative D. F. Macon reports on happenings in nearby towns. Items include community meetings, school news, and civic updates with brief notices from multiple neighborhoods.
Squaring Things with Mr. Purvis and Local Notes
A column mentions smoothing relations with Joe Purvis Burris misidentified, notes visits by Sam White’s wife and daughters from Leads SD to their father, and cites Beal family in Ainsworth visiting relatives. It describes local sights James Embree’s Washington home, roses trees a garden seven room house, a large mirror, and praise for Ainsworth’s baseball team winning three straight.
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Joe Purvis
Burris
Sam White
Leads
South Dakota
Mr. Purvis
South Fourth Street
James Embree
Washington
Community notes from Ainsworth and nearby towns this summer
Local residents work at a range of tasks from blacksmithing to farming. Mike Edwards now heads the Ainsworth blacksmith shop, Roger Colthurst plows corn and raises many cattle, Knotek Bros. ship Duroc hogs and grow alfalfa, and Clifford McCreedy will graduate as a doctor in Chicago. Nearby, families attend school, repair bridges, and visit relatives in hospitals and towns such as Washington, Edgar, and Brighton.
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Mike Edwards
Washington
Ainsworth
Knotek Lros
Knotek Bros
Highland Society Notes and Community Visits
West Highland reports on visits to Waterloo and Washington relatives including Coon family gatherings. Local clubs met at Olive Coon and Milford McCreedy homes with about forty to fifty attendees. eighth grade commencement noted with Victoria Canott and Eula Mae Coon graduates. Delbert Holmes married Florence Well of Riverside. social events and plantings also listed.
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West Highland
Va Coon
Luciille
Marjorie
Eula Mae Coon
Waterloo
Mr. Coon
Raymond Cross
Avalon Cross
Highland
Olive Coon
James
Visiting
Betty Owens
Harbiston
Washington
Murray Conger
Everette Coon
Walter Owens
Mary
Highland’s
Lucille Murphy
Karl Steele
William Steets
Murphy
Fyverett Coon and Son
Delbert Holmes
Lorence Well
Riverside
Bell
Piness
Milford McCreedy
Doctors Fly by Air to Serve Remote Australian Towns
Four doctors undertake medical missions by airplane in the temper of Australia. Called by telephone or wireless they fly to home stead hundreds of miles from a town.
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Ttemor
Australia
Local Livestock Shipment and Town Clerks Affairs
The Rock Island shipped four ears of cattle and a double deck of hags. Tom McGraw Don Rabenold Will Reaney Nate Grawford and Bill Brown traveled to Chicago with the livestock. Dr Bassler moved into the Frank Chihak corner building and arranged his business. The Simkins Bros Floyd and Everett run a cream and produce room vacated by Dr Bassler. Everett Shearer visits the W D Simkin home with family and enjoys cookies with Shirley and Darlene, grandchi ldren who sing well. Merle Simkin Weber, their married daughter, resides in Seattle and hopes to visit.
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Tom McGraw
Don Rabenold
Will Reaney
Nate Grawford
Bill Brown
Chicago
Dr. Bassler
Frank Chihak
Simkins Bros. Floyd and Everett
W. D. Simkin
Everett Shearer
Shirley
Darlene
Grandma
Merle Simkin Weber
Seattle
Washington
Bertha Teeler Finishes Oval Braided Rug
Mrs Bertha Teeler of Boothbay Maine completed an oval braided rug measuring 12 yards in length and 11 inches in width. She used 71 spools of thread to sew the rug.
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Boothbay, Me
Bertha
Teeler
Farm Trade Notes: Livestock Prices and Potatoes Steady
The report lists fowls at 9 to 19 percent gains and 1 to 4 in some items, springers 1 to 13, leghorn broilers 15 to 20, and turkey prices 10 to 12. Potatoes show 184 on track, arrivals 52, shipments 685, market steady.
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Eoipta
Lex Horns & Ducka
Geen
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Iowa
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Columbia University
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Elaine
Evening Journal
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M. McCreedy
Prizghton
Clifford McCreedy
Frank Salladay
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James Havel, Jr
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Mary Knotek
Callera
Nannie Dickinson
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Chas M. Denison
Gooseberries Lfc
FD Gallagher
Blau Gas
Doctor Blau
Germany
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Tel
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Evette Coon
Lewis Coon
Olive
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Cedar Rapids
Mary Dawson
Lloyd Conger
Charlie Foster
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Everette Powter
J. T. Foster
W. M. Murphy
Alton Railroad
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U. S
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Robert Worth Bingham
United States
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Princes Gate
Federal Farm Loans
McNett
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D. C. Pettit
Everette Fulton
Blue Ralph Minick
Wilbur Richardson
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Sweet Motor Co
Herman & Ambulance Service
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