Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle Sheep Data
Chicago June 18 estimated receipts hogs 53 000 holdover 6 355 cattle 19 000 sheep 10 000. Market notes include choice lights and butchers 10 higher spots up. bulk 186 260 lb hogs 7 30 7 40. 260 325 lb butchers 7 10 7 25. packing sows 6 00 6 25. desirable pigs 6 50 6 25. top 7 45. Killing classes strong with top heavy stock 11 25. long yearlings 11 10. heaviest 11 11 20. Vealers to feeders 8 50 16 00. Receipts today 10 000. mkt active and steady on all grades. best mative springs 15 00 16 25. few city butchers 16 59. Wet culls 11 00. one deck yearlings 14 25. one double medium grading Texas wethers 7 50. few heavy weight owes 3 50 4 00. Lambs now yearlings. new crop lambs as lambs. Rye 6 cars. wheat 27 cars. corn tone 2 3 lower. No 3 yellow 41 48. No 2 yellow 84 85. No 2 yellow hard wheat 1 09. No 2 rye 70 71. Tomorrow hogs 30 000 cattle 10 000 sheep good. Liverpool July wheat % lower. Oct wheat 1 lower.
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Stoc
Texas
Len Dodds Talks Hog Market Optimism and Local Conditions
Len Dodds known as Len, a hog raiser, says Iowa hogs have saved farmers recently as market scares dropped hogs to the Chicago exchange. He notes light hog crops this year due to cold damp spring, and losses from pig mortality while predicting prices will rise by fall as short pig crop tightens supply.
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T. L. Dodds
Len
Chicago
Iowa Farm Bureau weighs delay on feeder cattle co op plan
Des Moines June 18 The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation may delay acting on a proposal to represent farmers in cooperative purchasing of feeder cattle. Only a small share of 160 county bureaus have reported, creating uncertainty about extending buy and sell activities. Secretary C W Hunt says sentiment is favorable and the plan could save money and reduce herd disease, though implementation remains unsettled. Iowa farmers have historically bought feeders in many midwest markets, more than any other state.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
C. W. Hunt
Hunt
Iowa
Mid-West
Farm Bureau Picnics Sweep State As Secretary Attends
Secretary Kunt joins weekly events across Winnebago and Osceola counties as farm bureaus host picnics. Assistant Secretary J F Coupe addresses some gatherings as farmers meet in multiple counties this week.
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Farm Bureau
Kunt
Winnebago
Osceola
J. F. Coupe
Land sale at $657 per acre near Grundy Center
A dairy farm on the town’s edge owned by B. E. Doughty sold recently at a valuation of 657 dollars per acre. The transaction covered farm land shured at the Grundy Center property.
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Jrundy Center
BE. 8. Doughty
St Marys School Graduates Twelve Remain Named
Twelve graduates received diplomas at St Marys hall in Riverside on June 18. Valedictorian Grace Tremmel earned a state university scholarship. other graduates include Muriel Krebs Zelma Reha Marie Jardon Imelda Deutsch Dorothy Dautremont Irene Muller Catherine Walsh Richard Reha Martin Colbert Bernard Schnoebelen and Robert Kiefer. The program featured music recitations and a two act play The Secret Passage.
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Riverside
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Hall
Grace Tremmel
Muriel Krebs
Zelma Reha
Marie Jardon
Imelda Deutsch
Dorothy Dautremont
Irene Muller
Catherine Alsh
Richard Reha
Martin Colbert
Bernard Schnoebelen
Robert Kiefer
The
State University
Beautiful Dove of Paradise
Waller
Margaret Griffin
Lucile Sehneider
Sabin de Rev
Nie Bnivniki
Onidtwdnce Fee Sener
Clara Brugman
Local residents in town for business Saturday
M T Coon from Haskins Edgar Whetstine also from Haskins Isaac L Marr of Keota Richard Stephens from Ainsworth Dr S W Houston and wife of Crawfordsville shopped in town Saturday Farmers Union to meet at Richmond Wednesday evening June 20 Ice cream after meeting Music by Shalla orchestra Ed and Lena Mayer Mr and Mrs Nelson Thompson and daughter Dorothy moved to Muscatine Sunday to visit Mrs Minnie Hain and brought sister Mrs Walderich and her two granddaughters Helen and Maud home for a visit Joseph Richardson came from Muscatine this morning for a visit with them and other relatives
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Farmers’ Union
Richmond
Shalla Orchestra
Lena Mayer
Nelson Thompson
Dorothy
Muscatine
Minnie Hain
Walderich
Helen
Maud
Joseph Richardson
Funerals mark passing of Roth Anderson and Hancock in area
Large crowds attended the Joseph Roth funeral from Jones and McElhinney with W O W pallbearers. Gust Anderson’s burial followed a well attended service officiated by Rev M Franzen, with a Swedish quartet. Mrs N L Hancock’s service at Goodin funeral parlor featured music by local musicians and pallbearers who were her mail service colleagues. Interments occurred at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Wellman
Elm Grove
Farmers Work Holiday Pact Aims to Fill Farm Help Gap
Hamilton county farmers and Web ser City chamber of commerce promote a vacation contract to solve labor shortages. Many school boys have accepted farm work, easing the need for workers. A Missouri farmers delegation led by Howard A. Cowden visited northeastern Iowa dairies, then Wisconsin and Minnesota, planning a return through northwestern Iowa dairying regions.
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Hamilton County
Chamber of Commerce
Webser City
Missouri
Howard A. Cowden
The
Missouri Farmers Association
Cereameries
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gertrude Scott Weds George A. Elliott at Local Home
The Burlington Gazette reports the June 12 wedding of Miss Gertrude Scott to George A. Elliott at the Scott family home. Scott is a former high school teacher remembered by many in the community. The issue also details a car accident near the Palmer residence, a Children's Day program at United Presbyterian, and social visits from Columbus Junction and Chicago residents.
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Lisle Maxwell
Everette Mitchell
Washington
Palmer
Everette
United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Dorcas
Misses Macy
Spanish War Veterans Set State Meeting in Creston Iowa
The seventeenth annual United Spanish War Veterans convention and seventeenth annual auxiliary meeting will be held in Creston June 20 to 22 with national officers Entenga and Dragon attending. Comrade John Grill plans a fifty piece band, tent camping at McKinley Park, and a full schedule including a banquet, parade, and ball.
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Creston
Entenga
San Francisco
Lucile E. Dragon
St. Louis
United Spanish War Veterans
H. Ickis
John Grill
Des Moines
United States
Sons of United
U. S. W. V. Auxiliary
McKinley Park
Iowa
Towana
K. C
Elks Home
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boy Scout
American Legion
Sue Lytle Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Sue Lytle spent the weekend with her friend Miss Kate Glover and returned home this morning.
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Sue Lytle
Kate Glover
Tanlac boosts Margaret Snider after stomach trouble
Miss Margaret Snider of 55278 Wabash St Chicago says Tanlac restored her appetite, cured headaches, steadied sleep, and added eight pounds after four bottles. She praises the medicine as wonderful and urges others to buy from druggists. Tanlac is advertised with claims of 37 million bottles sold and Nature's own remedy for constipation.
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Tanlac
Margaret Snider
Wabash St
Chicago
Coal Output Range for U S Mines
Existing coal mines in the United States can produce from TUV000000 to 900000000 tons a year.
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United States
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