Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle Sheep Chicago June 25
Hogs receipts 25 000 steady to strong for desirable grades others slow demand active packers buying bulk. 170 to 225 lb hogs 6.70 7.10. 140 to 160 lb 6.25 6.50. sows 6.20 6.40. slaughter pigs 4.75 5.75. Cattle receipts 6 000 fed steers and yearlings active higher. best heavy bulls 4.65. veal calves 10.00 10.25. feeders 7.50 9.50. Sheep receipts 9 000 fairly active. native lambs 65 lb 13.60. ewes 8.00 8.50. wethers 8.00.
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Chicago
Official Estimates for Chicago Livestock Tomorrow
Chicago June 25 Official estimates list hogs 26 000 cattle 10 000 and sheep 12 000 for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Coolidge Praised For Practical Idealism In RNC Preamble
Cedar Rapids Republican notes the Republican National platform praise for Calvin Coolidge. The preamble lauds his vice presidency and presidency with praise for public welfare, integrity, vision, and single minded devotion to national needs, calling these qualities practical idealism.
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Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Cedar Rapids
American Legion July Fourth Committee Meets for Planning
A general meeting of the American Legion July Fourth committee was held to discuss the day’s program and resolve issues. Plans are in good shape as committees report strong public interest and cooperation. George Stewart will announce bicycle race details tomorrow. Jesse Miller lists pageant performers including Sailor Girls Eunice Hammer through Dorothea Nelson and Sailor Boys James Sexton to Leland Myers, with Mrs Myrtle Poole as chaperon.
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American Legion
George Stewart
Sailor Girls
Eunice Hammer
Isabel Minick
Irma Waymack
Alice Critz
Martha Jennings
Florence Rohrer
Helen Wood
Mary Roberts
Dorthea Nelson
Alice Poole
Sailor Boys
James Sexton
Hal Williams
Bob Thompson
Ralph McCreedy
Olaf Bramer
Ernie Marshall
Stanley McConnel
Francis Skipton
Leland Myers
Lyle Kepford
Myrtle Poole
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed as Wheat Corn and Feeds Move
Chicago cash grain markets report varying values for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds. Prices list No 2 red wheat at 1.15 to 1.17 per bushel and corn mixed grades around 93 to 95 with yellow and white varieties showing similar ranges. Seed and fat prices appear alongside lard bellies ribsa and timothy seed.
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Chicago
Rains Boost Corn Prices Amid Forecasts and Damage
Rains foreseen in the west and crop damage in Illinois sparked a sharp rise in the corn market. July delivery jumped to 91 percent, above 90 cents for the first time this season, with September also hitting new highs. Wheat and oats followed, while cash and commission buying supported prices as the market closed firm. Provisions remained steady, mirroring corn strength.
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Chicago
Illinois
Northwest
Canada
Americans Cleared of Mistreatment in Japan Cable
The American Association of Yokohama cabled the United States Chamber of Commerce stating there had been no mistreatment of Americans in Japan as of June 25.
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Tokio
American Association of Yokohama
United States Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Democratic Nomination Pushes Underwood and Condemns Klan
At the Democratic National Convention in New York on June 25, Alabama Senator Oscar W. Underwood was named for the presidential nomination in a keynote by Forney Johnston of Alabama. Johnston condemned the Ku Klux Klan and urged a clear stance against secret political orders, citing 1856 platform principles and urging candor to unite the party.
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New York
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Forney Johston
Underwood
Johnston
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Johnson
Democratic Party
Sue
Wall Street
Main Street
Partisan Journal
Way Side
Democratic Convention
Republican Party
Well Known Local Character Takes His Departure
Obituary notices a Washington resident A Summer Slumski dies after church service in Minnesota summer visit and California winter routine. Survived by parents and brothers Picnicinski Fishoski Golfinski, with a church funeral set at the Church of Christ. Pallbearers and flowers named humorously by enemies in an obituary with local color.
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Journal
A. Summer Slumski
Washington
Gloom Ave
Indifference
Picnicinski
Fishoski
Golfinski
Mr. Fishoski
Minnesota
California
Slumski
Church of Christ
Woman Next to Governor in New Mexico
The June 25 report notes New Mexico becoming the first state to have a woman beside the governor following the death of Lieutenant Governor Jose A Baca.
Uncle Billy Gray Endorses Tanlac After Long Constable Career
W. J. Gray of Kansas City Kansas, a constable for 47 years, declares Tanlac restored his health after two years of stomach and intestinal troubles. He says one bottle put him on the road to recovery and two years of use keeps him in good trim. Tanlac is advertised as available at druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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W. J
Uncle Billy) Gray
Arkansas City
Kans
Tanlac
Uncle Billy
Acting Governor Drift in New Mexico Line of Succession
The text notes that Mrs. Soledad C. Chacon of Albuquerque is the secretary of the State and nearest in authority to the executive. It states that if Governor James F. Hinkle leaves the state during his absence Mrs. Chacon would be acting governor.
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Soledad C. Chacon
Albuquerque
James F. Hinkle
Man Finds Hope After Ten Years of Stomach Trouble
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a decade of stomach catarrh and inflammation, allowing normal sleep and appetite after a near cancer diagnosis. The ad from Lemmon's Pharmacy includes a money back guarantee and widespread druggists.
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Mayr
Lemmon's Pharmacy
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Jesse Miller
Consign
TOUBE
John A Babcock
Exchange Commission
Chicago Cash Grain
Brutus
Otto Navy Farm
Riverside
Fairview School House
G. A. White
A.H. Gerot
Riverside, Lowa
Exhulant
Cleveland
Grant
Tilden
General Grant
Dawes
B. W. Russell
Ock Island Station
Billy
Gray
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Uce
Bie
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
East Washington St
BUICK
Tucker & Eicher
White Way Garage
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