Chicago Markets Report Hog Prices Steady Despite Heavy Hogs
Chicago markets show hogs totaled 13 000 with 4 500 direct. overall steady from yesterday’s averages. Top 9.60 for 160 250 lb hogs. 140 160 lb 10.10 10.40. 250 350 lb 9.96 10.40. lows 8.75 9.40. Cattle receipts forecast 6 000 with calves 2 000 steady. beef steers 7.50 9.25. heifers 5.00 8.50. cows 4.75 6.50. bulls 6.00 6.50. feeders 5.25 8.00. Sheep outlook includes lambs 11.25 12.00 and feeders 10.00 11.00.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Report for Produce Butter Eggs and Poultry
Chicago market report shows weakness in eggs with receipts of 20 119 cases and 21 percent extra firsts. Butter market steady with 12 967 pounds received and a range of specials extras and firsts in the 30 to 31 percent area. Poultry market steady with receipts of 44 trucks and mixed percentages for fowls springers broilers leghorns ducks and geese.
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Chicago
Crawfordsville Weather and Market Notes Gauge Dry Early Summer
On June 25 Crawfordsville saw crop and pasture effects from dry weather with hay fields and corn progressing. Local traders and farmers like Fletcher Motor Co and Joe A Conrad noted steady markets and good livestock, while crops on Wonderly and Hawthorn farms showed fine yields and active harvests. Market: potatoes on track 250, arrivals 105, shipments 638.
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Crawfordsville
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Reported For June 25
Chicago notes corn prices with No 3 mixed at 671⁵ to 671⁄2 percent No 5 mixed 65⁄ to 65 No 1 yellow 6994 No 2 yellow 69 1⁄2 to 69 No 3 yellow 68 1⁄2 to 68 No 4 yellow 66 to 67 No 5 yellow 65 to 65 4⁄5 No 1 white 77 4 Estimated flour price 208.
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Chicago
Soybean Market Report Tiny Des Moines Prices
Chicago No 2 yellow soybeans range 94 to 95 percent moisture with Des Moines quoted at 74.
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Des Moines
Subscription Representative D F Macon
The Journal announces its subscription representative D F Macon is coordinating renewals and new signups, encouraging readers to subscribe for year round service and delivery details.
Stewart and neighbors praised for crops and local concert
Stewart families on Mae Moore farm praised for fine crops while H M raises black cattle and James T keeps Herefords. Frank Schantz traded for Evening Journal and supported the paper with O M Guddy. Washington Concert band drew a large crowd with a Wednesday program featuring a novelty trio and lively singing and dancing.
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Evening Journal
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North Iowa
Margaret Snider Delights Audience At Local Concert
Margaret Snider a tap dancer pleased the audience with a fine performance under bright lights. Forest D. Walker sang well and concerts always go over well. Attendees came from California and it was noted the concert was enjoyed. The Clarence Lowe family and George McCall with his mother visited from Crawfordsville. George McCall, in the Navy, will pursue special school work in Washington D C after six more years in service.
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Robert McCall
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Peoria Decoration Co. Endorses Young Lady Candidate
A fine young lady representing Peoria Decoration Co. gains merchant support. Merchants of all ages back her candidacy and commend her fine disposition.
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Lawrence Peters Visits Miss Harper at Crawfordsville
Lawrence Peters of Detroit arrived Tuesday evening and will spend several days at the home of his aunt Miss Essie Harper. He travels on to Wyoming to visit his grandmother Mrs Charlie Sommer and other relatives. Mrs Minnie Sprague left Wednesday for Omaha on business. Miss Mary Edgar returned home from Washington County Hospital Tuesday evening and is glad to be home despite not feeling well.
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Lawrence Peters
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Charlie Sommer
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Community Sale Set For Saturday June 27
Whitaker and Son along with Ferguson Macon Auds announce a community sale featuring stock cows fresh cattle veal calves and horse stock. The event will offer 200 hedge posts 200 white oak posts and a line of furniture including dressers highboys and a sewing machine. Not held on July 4 and notices remind buyers to govern themselves accordingly.
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Mers, Furgeson & Macon
Walker & Babcock
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