Chicago livestock market report shows mixed hog cattle and sheep action
Hog receipts 20 000 with weight groups mostly steady to lower and top at 9 20. Cattle receipts 9 000 with strong fed steers and active yearling trade while grass cows slow and vealers steady. Sheep receipts 11 000 with fat lambs opening slow and Idaho lambs around 13 50 to 17 60 slaughter and feeding stock ranges noted.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Idaho
Washington
Grain futures move as Chicago markets close
Open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Lard Ribs Rye across July and September contracts. Prices shown include Wheat at 1.43 1.44 percent, Corn near 0.96 to 1.04, Oats around 48, Lard near 12.72 to 13.02, Rye about 1.16 to 1.04, with Sept adjustments.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices and miscellany report
Chicago cash grain prices list wheat and corn quotes with multiple grade and quality ranges. The snippet includes references to red and hard wheat classifications and mixed corn grades with percentages, indicating a market brief across several lots and color grades.
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Chicago
Agricultural Price Ranges and Feed Grain Values
The record lists crop and feed grain price ranges: oats white 50 to 52, 3 white 47 to 50, 4 white 43 to 47, S.G 42 to 44. barley 90 to 96. timothy 4.75 to 5.75. clover 20.00 to 35.00. low 9314, yellow 8892 and 861% to 90. S. G. 65 to 85. oats S. G 50 to 52. 6 yellow 8892 and 6 yellow 861% to 90.
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S. G
Crawfordsville Notes and Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs J H Cherryholmes returned to Kansas after weeks with relatives. Miss Pauline Edwards of Fairfield visits with her grandparents, the Grant Edwards. Miss Oma Strain attends summer school at Iowa City. Mrs H C Hull went to Burlington for several days. Presbyterian members met at the church for cleaning and renovations. Miss Jeannette Wooley traveled to Chicago for a visit.
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Crawfordsville
J. H. Cherryholmes
Kansas
Pauline Edwards
Fairfield
Grant Edwards
Oma Strain
Lowa City
H. C. Hull
Burlington
United Presbyterian Church
Jeannette Wooley
Chicago
Summer notes from West Chester on weather and church events
West Chester reports a Saturday shower boosting hopes for a strong corn crop amid cool wet spring conditions. Rev Gray travels to Des Moines for a summer course, with Education Sunday sermons noted at the Methodist church.
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West Chester
Gray
Des Moines
Ed Stoutner
76 Township
Walter Scranton
Methodist Church
Methodist
Pilot
Jesus of Nazareth
J. J. Coffey
Daryl
Oberlin
Ohio
Town City
Rock Island
Journal Want Ads Pay Trial
A brief notice promises payment for want ads and invites readers to a trial to prove the value and efficiency of placing classified advertisements.
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Journal
Winfield Visit Recalls Farm Life and Local Notables
A visitor recounts time in Winfield and nearby towns, noting warm hospitality, meals, and local figures such as John Babcock, Col Dandy Dan Wenger, and Harry Fletcher. The journal mentions cattle herds, Herefords, Angus cows, 150 acres of corn, and farm routines from post office to hotel, with a lively galaxy of neighbors and drivers.
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John Babcock
Chicago
Bill Arthur
John Rickey
Jim Green
Jack Stinson
Burekers
Fred Cannon
Col
Dandy
Dan Wenger
Mr. Ranshaw
Geo. Schneider
Washington
Winfield
Harrison
Babcock
Windy City
Cotter Bros
Harry Fletcher
Harry
Bruce Jennings
Dick Buffington
Kitchen Church
Hill Gipple
Harrison Gripple
George Gipple
Roy Fletcher
Ralph
Ralf Davis
John Cannons
John
Cannon Brothers
Waldo Wells
Waldo
Wal
Wayland
Cutter
John Rittler
Dr. Rittler
Mr. Wenger
George Brooks
Frank Magdefray
Mr. Hays
Bill Brooks
Bill Boshart
Mr. Davis
Tom Brooks
Coppock
Bill Cochran
Columbus
America
Bill
Elwood Glasgow
Henderson Brooks
Charles
Brighton
Babies and Muggins Debate Intelligence of Infants
A humorous exchange features Muggins insisting babies are intelligent to grasp mothers’ speech, while another character counters with sarcasm about the supposed brilliance of infants. The dialogue explores expectations of infant understanding.
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Muggins
Ferns Versatile: Beauty, Medicinal Use, and Economic Role
Thoreau praised ferns as nature's lace for leaves and foliage. The passage notes their beauty and long standing value in economic progress and medicinal properties, highlighting both ornamental appeal and practical uses.
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Thoreau
To Be Expected There’s Always Something
A Tribune Republican note quotes Creeley Cole about brakes and danger to rear fenders in a compact opinion piece.
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Creeley (Cole
Tribune Republican
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