Chicago Livestock Market Report June 25
Hog prices steady to weak with 240 to 325 pound ranges from 14.05 to 14.90. Packing sows 12.20 to 15.75, heavier hogs 13.65 to 14.55. Cattle receipts 3,000, killers active at higher prices. vealers strong at 25 cents higher. Sheep receipts 5,000, natives 15.25 to 15.60, wooled ewes 5.00 to 6.50, Texas yearlings and Idaho lambs noted in sale notes.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Texas
Idaho
Lamba
Chicago Grain Prices Reported for Wheat and Corn
Chicago grain prices list wheat and corn with multiple grades and futures style figures. Wheat values include No 2 red No 1 hard and No 2 hard while corn shows No 2 mixed through No 6 yellow and No 2 white ranges with several percent figures and a sample grade.
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Chicago
Market Prices for Grains and Provisions Listed
The report lists oats with No. 2 white at 39 to 40, No. 3 white 29 14 to 40, No. 4 white 38, rye No. 2 91 percent, barley 67 to 70, Timothy seed 6.00 to 7.00, clover seed 12.00 to 28.00, lard 16.25, ribs 18.00 and bellies 18.27.
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Chicago
Official live stock estimates for tomorrow in Chicago
Chicago on June 25 reports official live stock estimates for tomorrow with hogs at 3000 head cattle 500 head and sheep 2000 head as the main figures.
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Chicago
Market Report Clover and Timothy Seed Prices York Toledo
Market data from Toledo on June 25 shows Clover seed bids at 22.00 domestic and 17.50 imported with October 16.00 and December 15.85. Timothy seed bids appear at 3.65 for September 6.5 and 5.85 for October.
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Mazada Seer
Toledo
Ohio
First Clasp Knives Origin and Early Inventions
Clasp or spring knives became common around 1600s. They trace to Plounders, a hub of varied industries long before. A knife cleaning machine was invented in 1844 by George Kent of England.
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George Kent
Enetand
Prospective Verses on Prosperity and Adversity
A brief quotation reflecting on how prosperity and adversity test security and faith. It contrasts danger in ease with deliverance arising from hardship, suggesting resilience through changing fortunes.
Hay Promoted to Manager at WGN and WLIB
Chicago announces W. G. Hay in a promoted role as manager of WGN and WLIB with complete charge of both stations. Known as HH, he built a large listener following at KFKX WOK and now WGN WLIB. Newark will broadcast pyrotechnic Independence Day displays from WAAM, a first for microphone fireworks.
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W. G. Orin Hay
Chicago
W. G. Hay
WGN
WLIB
Newark
N. J
WAAM
South Orange Chamber of Commerce
Radio Programs for Saturday Evening June 6 1926
Radio Digest lists station lineups across the nation with KGO WFAA WMAQ WSM WBAL WCAP WCX WGR WHO WLIT WSBT WWJ KDKA KFNF KYW WIDAF WEAF WERBH WGN WGY WJZ WRC WLS WMAQ CHI Daily News WOAW WOC WQJ Rainbo Gardens and WRC program details for the night including concerts dances and contests by various orchestras singers and bands across multiple cities.
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WBAL
WCAP
WCX
WGR
WHO
WLIT
WSBT
WWJ
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Drake
Auld Sandy
Correll and Gosden
Sam ‘N’ Henry
Ensemble
WGY
Schenectady
WJZ
New York
Congressional Forum
WRC
WLS
Chicago
Ford
Glenn
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Theater Revue
WOAW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
American Legion Post
WQJ
Rainbo
Rainbo Gardens
Washington
Kitt Hour of Music
Hotel Meyflower Orchestra
Otto Beck
Work of Patient Artists On Egg Surfaces and Stone
A description of artists who inscribe or draw on unconventional materials. One artist carved 124 heads on a single cherry stone over ten years, while another spent years on egg surfaces exploring the discovery of America as depicted on a hens egg. The piece notes the unique persistence and value of such miniature artworks.
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America
Penman
Cedar Rapids athlete Murrell named to West Point
Harold Murrell, prominent Cedar Rapids Washington athlete and Minnesota football alumnus, earned an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point and will report July 1. He will likely compete in athletics under Leo Novak, former Cedar Rapids coach.
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Cedar Rapids
Harold Murrell
Washington High School
University of Minnesota
United States Military Academy
West Point
Leo Novak
Notice to bidders for Lincoln school heating plant
The Board of Education of the Independent School District of Washington Iowa invites sealed bids by July 8 1926 7 30 p m for a completely installed hot air heating plant for the Lincoln school at 604 South Iowa Avenue Washington Iowa Plans and specifications accompany each bid Bids filed with Secretary R W Thompson 221 West Main Street Washington Iowa The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted
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Board of Education
Independent School District
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
Lincoln
South
Iowa Avenue
West Main Street
Towa
R. W. Thompson
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OOO
Marion Ave
2Nd St
Washington St
2Nd Ave
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South Ave
Gray's Service Station
Ainsworth Washington Motor * Co
Iona Ave
Standard Oil Company
Washington, la
BL Hay
George D. Hay
WSM
Nashville
WMC
Radio Digest
Yune
Kgo—Philharmonic Society
WFAA
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KFNF
Shenandoah
KYW
WIDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
WDAF
President Hotel
WEAF
Lopez
Ben Bernie
WERBH
Evening Journal
Leo Shelangouski
Chas. Vincent
Inquire Journal
Inquire Journal Office
Geo. W. Stewart
Guernsey
W. F. Fleming
Star Garage
Crawford
G. Vincent
Eden Garage
Ainsworth
R. L. Badger
Brighton
Co. L. Underwood
West Chester
Mangold’s
Ramseyer Hatchery
Washington, Iowa
Pulaski
Charlé LI
H. L. Dunning & CO
Union Stock Yards
A. H. Herbold
W. W. Wilson & Co
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
Mutual
Shannon Heights
Orr Land Co
D. J. Patterson
Gott
Maxwell
Journal Office
Mephistopheles
Goethe
Faust
Uned
Marlowe
Faustus
Satan
Washington Produce Markets
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
John A. Babcock
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