Chicago Livestock Market Report Trades Steady Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago livestock prices span hog receipts of 22 006 with direct sales and active bidding. hogs 170 to 250 pounds steady for bulk at 6 80 to 7 00 while heavier and lighter weights show varied ranges. Cattle and calves see fed steers and yearlings steady to unchanged with steers commonly 7 25 to 9 00. slaughter cows and bulls mix. sheep and lambs feature vivid ranges with ewes and hoggets and price shifts across weight classes.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows eggs with strong receipts around 30 399 cases and higher firsts, butter steady with gains in extras and firs, poultry steady with fowls priced 18 to 19 cents. Details note percent changes and no car deliveries in poultry.
Agricultural market updates and live stock prices noted
The report lists prices and ratios for various poultry and livestock items including springers, leghorns, ducks, geese, turkeys, roosters, and broilers with percentage or weight figures. It also cites potato prices, arrivals and shipments, and regional price movements with Wisconsin and southern states showing steady to weaker market signals.
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Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississipi
Bliss
Texas Bliss
North Carolina Irish
Hog market reports weaker receipts at Des Moines yards
Combined hog receipts at 22 yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaled 4300 for the 24 hours ending 6:00 a m. today vs 14700 a week earlier. Trading was light and prices mostly steady to slightly higher than Monday with ranges by weight from 140 to 290 pounds.
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Des Moines
U. Ss. BD
Interior Town
Minnesota
Hog Market Quotations With Weight-Based Pricing
Heavy hog quotes list 350 lb at 5.50 to 6.10 and 100 to 130 lb at 5.50 to 6.10. Sows and feeders range 275 to 350 lb at 4.70 to 5.25 and 325 to 425 lb at 4.50 to 6.00. Prices reflect bulk purchases with note on shrinkage and shipping point exclusions.
Brighton area farming notes and local life report
A June field diary from Brighton details farmers like Dennis Broli and Ralph Kauffman working 32 to 90 acres of corn and wheat, with Amos Stout and Nicola and Sons supplying equipment. Community spotlight covers new Riverside store plans, local doctors, a mayor, and daily county news, ending with the Kaeloua funeral on Wednesday.
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Ralph Kauffman
Chip Essley
Ralph
Sept S10 Financial Notation Affects October Figures
A fragmented entry shows currency figures like £10 and 8.05 with dates or periods. The legible parts reflect a ledger style notation for September and October amounts, but key context is missing leaving interpretation uncertain.
Cash Grain Close Report For Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago June 16 leads with mixed bids across grain types. Wheat shows no sales while Corn ranges mix 54 to 58 with various yellow and white samples cited. oats, barley, timothy, and clover pricing included with multiple center figures and percentages.
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Chicago
Grain Receipts Reported for Wheat and Corn
Grain receipts show 167 ears of wheat and 60 ears of corn received. The report lists quantity by grain type with measured ears and units.
Kensington chapter holds July and August parties
The 5S chapter met Thursday at the chapter hall with many members present and refreshments served. Plans were voted for more parties in July and August. Roses are exceptionally beautiful despite continued rains. Minnie Mollinger was taken to Jefferson County Hospital in Fairfield for appendicitis surgery and is recovering well. Strawberries are of fine quality this year. Vacation Bible School opens next Monday at the high school. The Christian church is being remodeled with doors, floors, and other updates. Mrs. Glen Nordyke hosted the Poinsettia Club with 16 members and visitors. program covered presidents and White House history.
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Richland
Kensington
Cormittee
Minnie Mollinger
Jefferson Co. Hospital
Fairfield
Christian Church
Glen Nordyke
Poinsetta Club
White House
Hiatt Daughters Attend College Friend’s Wedding Outside Town
After the event the hostess served refreshments Mrs. L. BE. Hiatt and her daughter Miss Hilda drove to New Providence Town Tuesday for the wedding of a college friend of Hilda. Miss Hiatt sang at the ceremony. Packwood near us gears for a July 4th celebration as farm work stalls due to recent heavy rains.
Birthday surprise and club notices brighten Brighton day
Mrs. Charlie Johnson's birthday was celebrated at noon with a home gathering and a birthday cake. Tea towels were presented to Mrs. Johnson as friends worked together. The Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau strawberry ice cream social was rained out at the Saunders home. Dorothy Helmick returned from Des Moines after tonsil surgery. Mrs. Ruth Edwards and Betty left for Spencer to visit Robert. Gilbert George, 41, died at Columbus Junction, leaving a wife, a son, and a brother. he was well known locally. James Cagney named outstanding screen favorite by Phi Alpha Beta Sorority. he stars in The Public Enemy at State theater. Kay Francis appears in Scandal Sheet at Fox theater. other film notes include Gentlemen of the Press and The Virtuous Sin. Various local residents visit or travel, with Helen Genkins headed to Cedar Rapids for Coe College summer school.
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Brighton
Charlie Johnson
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club
Albert Saunders
Dorothy Helmick
Des Moines
Ruth Edwards
Betty
Spencer
Robert
Velda Foster
Gilbert George
Columbus Junction
George
Columbus Juncttion
Ernest
Raymond George
Philadelphia
Ella Alkire
Sororepy
James Cagnery
James Cagney
Warner Bros
Phi Alpha Beta Sorority
William Wellman
State Theater
Cagney
Kay Francis
George Bancroft
Fox Theater
Miss Francis
Gentlemen of the Press
Walter Huston
Paramount
John George
E. G. Koch
Clyde Walker
South
Tommy
Phyllis Brinton
Denver
Addie Brinton
Will Brinton
Silly Brinton
Edward Brinton
Kansas City
Helen Genkins
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Rural Letter Carriers Meet at Washington Church
A Washington County Rural Letter Carriers gathering convened at the Christian church in Washington on Saturday night June 13. About thirty members attended from Washington Wayland Ainsworth Brighton Crawfordsville Kalona and Riverside. The assembly discussed topics of interest to rural carriers and the resolution committee prepared recommendations.
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Brighton
Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association
Christian Church
Washington
Wayland
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Kalona
Riverside
Delegates Chosen for State Convention in Decorah Iowa
The report adopted names delegates from Washington county for the Iowa state convention to be held August 6 and 7 in Decorah. Delegates at large are Avery E Horton Frank D. Clark William Sims and J B Wolf. The next meeting is set for July 11 1931 in Riverside and ice cream cones followed adjournment.
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Decorah
Iowa
Avery E Horton
Brighton
Frank D. Clark
Wayland
William Sims
Riverside
Washington
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Geo. Workman
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Dickerson Bros
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Nicola and Sons
Amos Stout
Amos
Elsie S
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Ray Dawson
Bob Blair
Donald Ray
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Frank Hopkins
Clark's
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Mayor Johnson
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J. A. Johnson
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Lem Guy
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Slows
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Said County
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