Market Quotes Show Higher Hog and Cattle Prices
Hog receipts 50,000 with market 10 to 20 higher than Friday averages. top 11.20 for choice 190 to 270 lb hogs. Butcher weights and sows up to 10 points. cattle receipts 18,000 with steady to strong trade for steers and yearlings. yearlings paid 14.75. Slaughter classes show varied ranges from 13.20 to 15.00 for steers. cows and bulls priced across thirds. Sheep reach 12,000 receipts with fat lambs active and higher. ewes and feeder lambs listed with ranges from 3.50 to 13.50 depending on size and condition.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Forecast
June 25 report lists tomorrow’s expected receipts for cattle 7000 hogs 29000 sheep 7000 with holdover hogs around 1000. Market activity centers on Chicago and reflects steady demand from meat processors and wholesalers.
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Chicaiyo
Chicago Grain Summary for July to December Contracts
Chicago grain figures show Wheat July at 1.37 while Sept and Dec values trend around 1.40 and 1.41. Corn July around 1.02 with Sept and Dec near 0.97 to 0.85. Oats July at 0.54 with Sep and Dec around 0.45 to 0.47.
Chicago Cash Grain Wheat Prices Summary
Market note lists multiple wheat bids with 3 hard averaging 141, corn bids in various lots from 102% to 105% and 103%, 4 yellow 100 to 102, 5 yellow 98 to 19144, and other color coded corn values. Also shows oats bids 72 to 73%, burley 94 to 106, timothy 400 to 475, and clover 2025 to 2750 across color and mix categories.
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Burley
Timothy
Clover
Toledo Seed Market Clover Prices and Dates
Seed pricing list shows Clover cash at 1750 in October 1885 and 1830 in December 1885. Timothy price 2.80 cash in December. Alsike listed at 1550 in August and 1625 in October and December.
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Timothy
Dayton Grove Social Notes From June
Mildred Leet correspondent reports on visits and events in Dayton Grove. Mary Tureck arrives for a two month stay at Henry Bowes home while Willard Leet returns from Minnesota after a funeral and notes crop damage from drought. Betty Bowes and Lucille Fisher attend showers. Lucille to be married.
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Dayton Grove
Mary Tureck
Chica Co
Sturday
Henry Bowes
Mildred Feet
Oskaloosa
Willard Leet
Owatonna
Minn
Clarence Johnson
John Corrett
Donald Bowes
Wellman
Betty Bowes
Letha Dayton
Bernice Gardner
Clem Griffith
Lucille Fisher
Walter
Farmer's Co-operative Creamery
Roy Gardner
Durst
Pauline Gardner
Everette Denison
Asa Miller
Willumbree
Lyle Moore
Bruce Moore
Will Embree
Melotte
Valley Social Notes Highlight Hummer Visit and Royal Neighbors Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Ek Hummer of Washington spent from Thursday evening to Saturday at Francis Feltz’s. Mrs J F Deal attended the Royal Neighbors of America session in Washington with other locals including Mrs. Guy Black Mrs. Lee Henry Myrtle Frank Irma Black and Mrs Warren Carris. The two candidates initiated that evening were Myrtle Frank and Irma Black.
Local News Notes From Keota And Surrounding Areas
June 25 items show Mrs. Chas Houck of Keota sending a $4 Journal subscription to her son W T Hock of South English, plus remarks on farms in the area. The Laird Woodford farm near Clay changes ownership to Chiley Houck. A mule incident, corn belt strength near Havre, and visits by locals from Washington and Batavia are noted, with social chatter and a streetcar joke ending the column.
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Chas. Houck
Keola
W. T. Hock
South English
Wayne
Chiley Houck
Laird Woodford
Clay
Geo. L. Duke
Brighton
Wind storm leaves lasting marks near Gray Wagner Swift farm
Visitors from Columbus Junction toured town on Saturday noting wind damage from a cyclone and a new house replacing a burned one on the Sam Sigafoose property. Local residents C R Gallagher and C W Hendrickson commented on summer losses to fire and wind as 80 year old visitors from Table Grove and a 7 month old boy photographed with his parents also arrived for a look.
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Dan Peters
Columbus Junction
Gray, Wagner and Swift
C. W. Hendrickson
James Clark Sale Noted In Dougherty Rooms Thursday
An ambiguous notice mentions James Clark planning a sale on Thursday the 28th in the Dougherty rooms beside the Willard battery station. The entry references a column in the Journal for more details.
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James Clark
Dougherty Rooms
Willard Battery
Local residents conduct business and visit in Iowa towns
Gerald Pfeifer Mrs W J Pfeifer and J K Deal were business callers in Washington Thursday. The Brotherhood held a church meeting Wednesday evening. The Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday afternoon. Families visited Dublin and Wellman areas. Harriet Tinnes returned home after a week at Londen and Springville Iowa. Delegates from Valley Sunday School attended events. Charlie Churchill called on Elmer Kolosicks near Welliston. George Frank and Andy Sheets traveled to Wellman for baby chicks and dinner at Chas M Miller home.
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Gerald
W. J. Pfeifer
J. K. Deal
Washington
Chas, Churchill
Arlene
Norma Fern
Andy Sheetz
Brotherhood
Ladies Aid Society
Homer Mayer
Zeno
Tinnes
D. C
George Frank
Andy Sheets
Wellman
Chas, M. Miller
Camphor Heals Cold Sores and Soothes Skin
Camphor is praised as soothing and healing for rough skin and is used in many hand lotions. Its antiseptic spirits dry and heal fever blisters or cold sores that follow a cold or a minor system upset. It may be applied repeatedly until the sore fades.
Cork Harvest London Dominates Cork Trade
London becomes the hub of the cork world handling the bulk of Spain and Portugal bark exports. Cork oak thrives in these soils and climates, making Cork Harvest London central to the global cork trade.
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London
Spain
Portugal
Hardest Known Metals in Nature and Steel Alloys
Nickel, cobalt and manganese are the hardest metals found in the natural state. Alloys of steel containing these metals are harder than the un alloyed metal.
Children of Divorce at New Graham theatre tonight
Clara Bow and Heather Ralston star in Frank Lloyds Paramount drama. Kitty Flanders and Jean Waddington clash over love and marriage as their pasts shape Ted Larrabees future. Gary Cooper and others are featured in this sensational film debut.
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Clara Bow
Hsther Ralston
Frank Lloyd
New Graham Theatre
Kitty Flanders
Jean Waddington
Kitty
Jean
Ted Larrabee
Ted
Gary Cooper
Einar Hanson
Norman Trevor
Steel ties clash with ants on Uganda railway
The Uganda railroad in Africa uses steel ties as a defense against wood eating ants. The ants threaten the traditional wooden ties, prompting consideration of sturdier steel alternatives for track stability.
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Africa
Uganda
Cost of Food Fun to Choose Menu Versus Cooking
A San Francisco Chronicle opinion notes that food costs rise not only from prices but also from the lure of dining out. It argues menus offer convenience and variety, making meals more appealing than home cooking.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Melo water softener promises whiter clothes
The notice explains that soft water keeps clothes white while hard water deposits scum and gray items. Melo softens hard water and acts as a cleaner, preventing scum and enhancing soap effects, with or without soap. Purchase Melo at the grocer now.
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Chicago Livestock
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
John A. Babcock
R. L. Gibson
W. S. Reister
3Rd &T
Eggs and Poultry
Reister
BK Wash
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain
Chicago Cash Grain
Toledo
Mildred Leet
John Zieglowsky
Havre
Iowa
J. E. Beatty
W. J. Dea
J. Dea
Loo. Scott
Batavia
John C. Swift
Homer
Ben Brinton
R. C. McCleary
Crawfordsville
Pasing
C. R. Gallagher
Harry Ross
Mr. Coakley
Table Grove, Il
John
Hiram
Coakley
Rev. Coats
Jack Robertson
Mrs
Joe M. Wolf of
Letts
Evening Journal
City Feed Yard
John May & Son
CIRL
Dempsey & Breitenbach
Buick Garage
J. EK. Berdo
Hilda
R. L. Badger
Geo. W. Stewart
Frank Gault
Cork
Willard Battery Station
Second Street
Fairbanks
James E. Clark
F. Macon
Melo
Bes
E Stans
Hygienic Products, CO
Canton, Ohio
Frank
Thomas
Miami
Okio
Geo. L. McDaniel
South 2Nd Avenue
CC. H. Pauls
Dresser
Call
Crandall Motor Co
D. A. Chalmers
East Washington
Iowa City
Casey's Cafe
Earl Simpson
Washington Produce Markets
American Petroleum Co
Hugh A. Piper
St. Washington
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Washington County
Pritchard Commission Company
Herbold Hog
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