Chicago Livestock Market Report Update
Market results show 11 000 hogs with 4 000 direct, price ranges across weights and grades from 7 to 9.50 for various hog categories. Cattle and calves totals about 6 000 and 1 600 respectively with slower demand, steers and yearlings firm, heifers and cows mixed, stocker and feeder activity noted. Estimated receipts include 5 000 cattle and 3 000 sheep with spring lambs and yearlings trading slowly and slaughter grades holding steady to higher.
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Chicago
U.P
Local Produce Prices From Thursday Market Report
Delivered prices courtesy of W. & Reister & Sons list dairy and poultry items. Sweet cream no 1 sour cream heavy hens leghorns fowl eggs and poultry quarters priced per pound and per dozen with several weight classes and pack sizes noted.
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W. &. Reister & Sons
Hamilton Rules on the Chain Tax in Iowa
Assistant attorney general Clair Hamilton explains that large petroleum firms may lease gasoline stations to employees to dodge the Iowa chain store tax if ownership or control remains with the company. He cites rulings on interlinked stores and chain stock holdings as affecting tax status, with further constitutional tests anticipated.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Clair Hamilton
Hamilton
George K. Crane
Board of Assessment and Review
Market Roundup Chicago Produce Sees Steady to Strong Trades
Chicago Produce notes a steady market across segments with varied receipts. Eyes show 21 560 cases, firsts 22 23 percent, cur r ent receipts 20 percent. Butter receipts 20 324 titbs with 24 specials. Poultry moves strong to steady, 20 trucks, fowls 1614, broilers 18 percent, ducks 15, turkeys 17. Potatoes on track with arrivals 459 and shipments 845 as market stays firm.
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Chicago
Corn price report from Chicago market
Cash corn prices are listed for June 26 with No 2 yellow at 6 to 6 8 6, No 3 yellow 6, No 6 yellow 2, No 2 white 90, No 4 white 6 6. Receipts show 16 cars.
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Chicago
S&s
Col Tn
Folding Fan Origin Traced to Korea in Eleventh Century
The folding fan is believed to have been introduced from Korea during the eleventh century, marking a milestone in cultural exchange and practical tool design across regions.
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Korea
Wet weather hampers farm work in Washington region
The letter describes heavy rain and overflowing creeks near Ainsworth and Crawfordsville on June 21 1935. It notes multiple locals including Henry Whitthoft Ralph Tracy Hugh Hazlett and Clint Fletcher at the Fletcher Motor Co. and mentions the writer’s Las Vegas trip to Boulder Dam and visits to Huntington Library with detailed observations on the dam workers and a Long Beach stay.
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Washington
Henry Whitthoft
Nelson Thompson
M. Hollinger
Ralph Tracy
Brighton
Dad
Las Vegas
Boulder City
Boulder Dam
Houlder City
Colorado
Gas Pump Wonder Draws Attention At Henry Crooks
A local note describes a unique gas pump at Henry Crooks attracting much notice. A salesman mentions widespread rain from Oskaloosa to Crawfordsville via Keolta and other towns as context.
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Henry Crooks
Yeager's Crawfordsville Meats Trades Up Quality Motto
In Crawfordsville Jeo R. Yeager runs a premier meat shop promising nothing too good for his customers and showcasing top quality cuts. The store emphasizes superior service and selection in a hometown market.
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Jeo. R. Yeager
Crawfordsville
Three Quarter Century Annual Meeting Held at Country Club
In Crawfordeville Dave Sehantz reports Peter Sehantz remains about the same and plans to advance dad’s Journal a year. The group hopes for improved attendance at the upcoming Three Quarter Century annual meeting set for June 28 at the country club.
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Dave Sehantz
Crawfordeville
Peter Sehantz
Hiw
Country Club
Pack wood game set by Crawfordsville kittens
Two Crawfordsville kittenball players joined us for a Tuesday night game in Packwood. Ted Brown is favored by Clarence Lowe who believes the Evening Journal for sale column yields results. Whittaker sales Saturdays drive furniture and livestock trades around Washington weekly.
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Crawfordseville
Packwood
Ted Brown
Clarence Lowe
Evening Journal
Whittaker
Washington
Home News Reflections On Family Ties And Duty
A short reminiscence notes the pull of home and family. It contrasts a mother's constant help with a father's work, acknowledging gratitude for children, mother, and faith.
Determining age of deer by teeth and antlers
The most reliable way to determine deer age is by the teeth, with permanent teeth appearing around age three and wearing with age. Horns offer another method but are less accurate as deer may grow more than one antler per year.
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Blue Boy
Wales
Long Beach
Harry
Guy
Mr. Fleming
Warry
Dale Wales
Lois
Myrtle
Mrs. Fleming
Katherine
Gladys Wales
Henning Park
Jansson
Denmark
Terminal Island
Dale
Dms
Pedro
Fort McArthur
Margaret Harper
Supersonic waves kill mice by freezing their blood
A Collier's Weekly report notes that ultra high frequency sound waves not audible to humans can kill animals and bacteria. In an experiment these waves rapidly coagulated the blood of several mice.
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Collier’s Weekly
Kinship and Equality Share Ideas on Equal footing
A reflection defines kinship as sharing ideas with a man and equality as standing on the same intellectual footing with one’s fellows. The quote frames social bonds and intellectual parity as interconnected ideals.
Cherry Fete Queen Genevieve Pepera Crowned
Miss Genevieve Pepera of Manistee won the cherry festival queen title at Traverse City on July 17 19, in celebration of Michigan's $3,000,000 cherry crop with contestants from across the state.
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Genevieve Pepera
Manistee
Traverse City
Mich- Jan
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