Daily Market Reports Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 6000 with best 220 lb averages near 94.25 and 175 to 225 lb at 14.00 to 14.10. heavy butchers 14.00 to 14.15. light weights 13.50 to 14.15. packing hogs 12.75 to 13.15. slaughter pigs 12.00 to 19.25. Cattle receipts 500 with fed steers 10.75 to 11.?. fat cows 4.75 to 6.75. veal calves 12.50 to 13.00. feeders 7.00 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 7000 with fat lambs 17.50 to 18.00. top 18.25. fat ewes 9.00 to 16.50. feeding lambs 16.75 to 17.75.
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Chicago
Livestock Estimates Filed for Chicago Market Week
Unofficial Monday estimates show hogs 62 000 cattle 22 000 and sheep 23 000 with hogs or all next week forecast at 180 000. The numbers reflect early market projections for Chicago area livestock.
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Chicago
Bible study class organized by five churches at Keota
Keota young people form a Bible study with over fifty members. Glen Huston and Lester Smith head rival sides. Rev. C. B. Rayhill leads teaching with help from local pastors. First meeting set for Mar 4 with six o'clock supper by the Methodist Ladies Aid. A term ending banquet will be served by the losing side's mothers. Dr. E. B. Place visits from Boulder and Iowa City after Spanish lectures.
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Keota
Glen Huston
Lester Smith
C. B. Rayhill
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Aid Society
E. B. Place
State University
Boulder
Colorado
F. O Pershing
Keot
Coolidge
Washington D. C
Chicago grain and livestock futures closing figures
Wheat May 1.82 open 1.85 high 1.77 low 1.80 close 1.82 percent moves. Corn May 1.29 open 1.30 high 1.27 low 1.28. Oats May 0.52 open 52 high 0.49 low 0.51. Rye May 1.42 open 1.545 high 1.48 low 1.50. Lard May 17.66 open 17.10 high 16.80 low 16.82. Ribs May 18.70 open 18.70 high 18.55 low 18.55. Bellies May 20.80 open 26.80 high 20.75 low 20.75. Prices shown for July and Sept options vary per commodity.
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Chicago
Grain and livestock prices in Chicago market report
Chicago market update lists wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and seed prices by grade and type. Included are No. 3 red wheat at 1.90, corn mixed grades around 1.23 to 1.27, oats No. 2 white about 54, barleys near 90 to 1.01, and lard and ribs quoted at 16.62 and 18.37 respectively.
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Chicago
Liberal export boom drives wheat market rally in Chicago
Chicago reports show liberal export demand fueling an early rise in wheat prices with May and July futures climbing. Purchases by Germany, Holland, Belgium and France aided the uptick while corn and oats followed the grain advance and hog prices supported overall provision strength.
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Chicago
United States
Germany
Holand
Belgium
France
Radio Programs Mar Manners Across the Nation
A dense listing of radio schedules from stations coast to coast, detailing programs featuring choirs, organ recitals, gospel services, concerts, and lectures. Notable stations include WGN Chicago WJZ New York WEAF Boston WBAp Philadelphia and KOA Denver, with varied broadcasts from 6 to 12 o clock and multiple musical genres.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
Word Batavia
Kfdm Beaumont
Wemc Berrien Springs
Weei Boston
Roxy and His Gang
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Iowa cattle tuberculosis testing leads nation with over one million
Des Moines reports Iowa has tested 1,167,346 cattle for tuberculosis by Jan 1, the highest total among states. Forty five counties are under the county area plan with Potta watamie near accreditation. Winnebago and Mahaska counties remain accredited areas with very low bovine TB.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Department
Wisconsin
Illinois
New York
Pottawattamie Counts
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Winnebago
Mahaska County
Kossuth
Philathea class meeting held by Noble Richer Sunday school
The Philathea girls of the Richer Sunday school conducted a class meeting led by Miss Edith Wen. The session covered lessons and activities, reflecting the church group’s community outreach and youth engagement.
Local Families Share Sunday and Weekday Visits
Mrs. C C Sommers and children attended. Ottos Sutter hosted Sunday dinner at the Joseph Mast home. Raymond Nicholson and wife from West Chester visited J A Frey. Dorothy Rinner spent the weekend with home folks. Henry Rinner of Mt. Pleasant visited Andrew Rinner. Dave Richard and family joined at Nicholson home. Ruth Mitchell and Otto Frey attended in Washington. Margaret Schantz reportedly in good health amid visits.
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J. M. Rich
Edith Wenger
R. N
Sigourney
Valley Valley Society and local meetings update
The Ladies Aid Society plans a March 11 meeting with Mrs Fern Hartnell for an all day gathering. Leland Hunter started work for John Augustine on March 1. Valley reports school in session with Robert Logan commuting to Keota. Students and others listened to President Coolidge's inauguration on air from H W Franks. A Wednesday storm passed, and the brotherhood held its regular church meeting that evening.
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Brotherhood
Family Housed in Sack Tent Life Near Battle Abbey
A poor five member family was found living in sacks and straw near Battle Abbey in Sussex England. They slept under a single blanket in crude shelters, highlighting harsh rural poverty in the area.
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Battle Abbey
Sussex
England
Railway Time Tables Corrected to Date Eastbound and Westbound
The timetable lists eastbound trains including No 4 Golden State 3 29 am No 12 Express 1 18 am No 20 Local Pass 6 00 pm and 6 25 pm No 8 Local Freight 11 45 am. Westbound shows No 3 Golden State Limited No 29 Local Pass No 49 Local Pass 5 05 pm No 11 Express 12 30 am No 87 Local Friday 11 45 am. Knoxville Branch trains No 450 Local Pass No 430 Local Pass No 836 Local Freight arrival times 8 30 am 5 50 pm 5 00 pm and daily except Sundays for certain freight and passenger services.
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Golden State
Golden State Limited
Knoxville
Results That Last Proven by Washington Readers
Thousands of kidney sufferers tried remedies with limited success until Dean's Pills earned a lasting reputation in Washington. A. J. Kallous, retired farmer, reports relief from back pain and regulated kidneys after using Dean's Pills years ago, saying he has not had a kidney attack since. 60c at all dealers. FoCo Mfrs Buffalo N Y.
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Dean
A. J. Kallous
Iowa Ave
Lemmon’s
Mr. Kallous
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