Grain table and society notes from Chicago
Open high and close quotes for wheat corn rye are listed with Sept and July futures. The grain table shows mixed percent figures and a summary line notes H. Hall and Mrs. George Yates were elected members of the membership committee.
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National Woman's Party
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Helen G. Irwin
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Chicago livestock market report from March 7
Hogs 16 000 head active with prices 15 to 25 cents higher. Good to choice 190 to 350 pounds 18.85 to 1.05 top 14.10. lighter 169 to 180 pounds 13.00 to 13.76. Sows 13.35 to 13.60. Cattle 8 000, calves 1 000. Fed steers and yearlings steady with slower demand. bulk 15.40 to 16.00, top 16.90. Sheep 1 500, early clearance. lambs steady to firm, Colorado welled 16.35, Wyoming 16.00, lighter 14.40 to 12.50 per various loads. Estimated: hogs 15 000, cattle 12 000, sheep 4 000.
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Chicago
Colorado
Wyoming
Chicago Cash Grain Market Update
Chicago market notes cash grain trading with corn priced at 4 yellow 11214. details unclear due to fragmented OCR. No full figures or context available for precise summary.
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Chicago
March
Chicago Produce Market Report March 7
Chicago notes firm market with mixed receipts across items. Eggs show irregular receipts at 17 460 cases with extras at 35 and current at 32. dirties 30 percent, checks 29 percent. Poultry receipts are unchanged with nine trucks recorded.
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Chicago
Terraces Prove Safe On Slopes Up To Eight Percent
Field trials show that satisfactory terraces can be built on slopes up to 6 or 8 percent by using a tractor and moldboard plow.
Hoover and Gibson Issue Second Installment of Lasting Peace
The Problems of 5 give cents. For release Tuesday, March 7. This is the second installment of the newly revised up to date version of The Problems of Lasting Peace by Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson.
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Herbert Hoover
Hugh Gibson
United States
Poland
Belgium
Brazil
A New Approach to Peace After World War II
The article argues that traditional peace methods fail and urges a new peace-making approach after total war. It outlines postwar challenges including demoralization, reconstruction, employment, and political turmoil in Axis and Allied nations, warning against hurried, improvised solutions.
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Axis
High Derris Root Yields Reported in Mid dle America
The Derris root tests show yields of 3,000 pounds per acre the highest on record. Derris produces rotenone insecticide noted as powerful yet harmless to humans and livestock, per the Mid dle America Information bureau.
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Middle America
Caucus on Indian Word Sparks Linguistic Debate
A brief study traces the origin of the word caucus to an Indian term that entered American English. Linguists discuss how the word shifted from native usage to a political collecting term in early U.S. history.
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Caucus
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