Hog and cattle market report from Chicago gains amid steady receipts
The Chicago hog market rose 50 cents from a week ago to the highest since mid November with 10 000 head receipts. Light weights at 4.75 to 5, heavy 4.50 to 4.70. top hogs 5. Lambs up 5 to 10 cents weekly, top 7.70 with most 7 to 7.50. Cattle receipts 200, market nominal though cows and heifers up 25 to 50 cents. stockers 25 cents higher. Calves and yearlings steady. beef steers 7 to 8.50, butchers 3.50 to 6.75, bulls 3.25 to 4.50. Sheep 4,000 and steady with lambs 6.50 to 7.50.
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Chicago
Des Moines Hog Receipts Drop as Market Shows Weak Tone
Combined hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaled 41 100 for the 24 hours ending 8:00 am. Prices for light to heavy weights ranged roughly from 3.50 to 4.35 per cwt with declines noted. Packing sows sold 3.00 to 3.60, while long haul weight shrinkage affected pricing and bulk transactions under shipping point weight bases.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Report Amid Sparse Details
Chicago notes March 12 market activity with butter shipments and creamery extras percentages. The fragment mentions tubs and standards but lacks full figures and outcomes.
Market Report of Produce and Livestock Prices
Readable lines show packing stock weights and percentages for eggs cheese and poultry. Notable items include 696 eggs cases with 10 percent extras, various cheese grades around 12 to 13 percent, turkeys and young toms at 17 percent, ducks and geese prices listed, and potatoes with multiple car lots and U S shipments varying by grade and region.
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U. S
Wis
Idaho
Grain table shows mixed futures for Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago Grain report lists March 12 rates for Wheat Corn and Oats with contracts for Mar May July and Sept. Price figures include Mar Wheat 5756 for Mar and 603 for May with various percent changes. Corn and Rye also show multiple month figures and percent values.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Market Update
Chicago cash grain close details for March 12 show Wheat values across grades with red and hard mixes in the high fifties to low sixties, Corn ranges from 34 to 39% in yellow and white grades, Oats at 23 to 26% in white grades, Rye and extreme barley ranges noted, with varied sample grades and percentages.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
Chicago Seed Market Prices for Clover and Timothy
Market notes show red clover ranges from fair to good with prices 9.00 to 12.00, choice 12.50 to 13.60, fancy 13.50 and sweet clover 4.85. Alsike 9.00 to 12.50, timothy good 3.00, choice 3.25, fancy 13.50, sweet clover 4.85. Additional line lists good 3.00, choice 3.25, fancy 3.65.
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Chicago
INS
Alsike
Timothy Good
Grain Receipts Report Shows Mixed Wheat Corn Oats
Grain receipts appear, listing Wheat 29, Corn 107, Oats 34 cars. The brief item notes storage and transfer figures for the market period.
Bank Bandits Sentenced and Bank Heists Reported
Robinson Illinois three bandits captured after robbing Flat Rock State Bank of 3500 on March 4 were sent to Menard Penitentiary in Chester Illinois by Sheriff John Keller. In Chetopa Kansas four bandits robbed Chetopa State Bank after cutting wires and taking unknown cash. In Hatfield Arkansas two unmasked bandits robbed First State Bank of about 3000. In Mohawk Indiana three bandits held up Mohawk State Bank and escaped with 1500 to 2600 dollars.
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Chetopa
Kan
INS
Mena
Ark
First State Bank
Hatfield
Here
Mohawk, Ind
Mohawk State Bank
Parks sale draws buyers from multiple towns
The report covers the Parks sale held near Washington Iowa with buyers from Fairfield Wayland Crawfordville Washington Brighton and more. Generous praise for prices and quality livestock notes good bidding led by W Fleming Jap Parks and Harry Whittaker. Acknowledges the Congress fire memories and upcoming sales with local lunch by Eureka ladies and remarks on chilly conditions and strong community interest.
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Fairfield
Wayland
Washington
Brighton
Crawfordville
Frank Magdefray
W. x. Fleming
Jap Parks
Dennis Brohm
Whe
Don Witterman
Charles McKay
Washington R
Wairfield
Mr. Schafer
Freight
Harry Whittaker
W. F. Fleming
PD. Brohm
Lester Macon
Marie Dressler shines in Emma and Fireman Save My Child appeal
Marie Dressler delivers a inspired Emma performance showing humor and pathos in a story where a housekeeper becomes stepmother to a millionaire’s children who then view her differently after marriage. Joe Brown recalls having the time of his life making Fireman Save My Child and urges community support for wholesome cinema.
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Marie Dressler
Emma
Martha
Min
Bill
Academy of Motion V Picture Sciences
Marie
Joe &. Brown
Yankees
God
Drainage District Conference In Muscatine Iowa
The Muscatine and Louisa county boards met as a joint drainage district No 13 board at the Muscatine courthouse with Iowa Southern Utilities officials. They discussed Louisa County paying about $5000 owed for electric current used to run pumps. A power contract was a top item.
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Columbus Junction
Med
Boards of Supervisors of
Muscatine and
Louisa Counties
Board of Drainage
Court House
Muscatine
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Louisa County
Muscatine County
C. H. Young
English River Legion meets to form solicitors for war aid
The English River Legion met Monday to form a committee for solicitations of funds and grain to aid Dakota and northwestern farmers and famine sufferers. Stanley Vodica and Paul Welte were named to solicit help south of English River. A car load of grain will be shipped Saturday. The Homestead farm notes include school and band items and community announcements.
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Homestead Farm
English River
Washington High
Iowa City
Royal
Tome” Nash
H. L. King
Columbia
Washington
Mr. Gordon
Daily Journal
Richmond
Ad Downs
Fortnightly clubs set meetings at Kensington Masonic temple
Monday events at the Fortnightly include the Afternoon Literature Section with Mrs. C. H. Davis and the Evening Literature session led by Miss Helen Wylie at 7:48 PM. The White Shrine at Kensington and card sessions also take place Monday at the Masonic temple in the evening.
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White Shrine
Kensington
The
Masonic Temple
C. H. Davis
Helen Wylie
Pythian Sisters Meet and P T A Schedule Events
The Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple No 133 will meet Tuesday evening for the K P had. West Chester P T A holds a Tuesday evening meeting on March 15 with a school musical program instead of the regular session. A second diphtheria treatment is available next Tuesday morning March 15 at 9 30 for those who missed the first dose.
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Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple
K. P
West Chester
Wednesday club meetings and dinner schedule
The Merry Makers meet with Mrs Banks Mouser on March 16. The Rosemary club meets with Mrs Chas Casper Wednesday afternoon. The Regular Business and Professional Women's club hosts a dinner March 16 at 6 15 p m at the Y. Notify Mary Briley at 393 Blue by March 14 for excusal or guest. The EX club meets with Jay Brewer Wednesday at 2 p m at Mrs Axel Andersons home 626 East Jefferson Street.
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The
Merry Makers Club
Rosemary Club
Chas. Casper
Mary Briley
EX Club
Jay Brewer
Axel Anderson
East Jefferson Street
Wellston Social Club Plans March Meeting
The Wellston Social club will meet with Mrs. Ola Brumback on Thursday March 17. Roll call will be answered with Irish jokes.
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Wellston
Ola Brumback
Regular WK meeting notices and corn bread motif
A regular WK meeting is announced for Monday March 14. The note references J M Kelley G KK and 2313 letters in squares of difficult enigmas. A line about corn bread being brown and ready for luncheon invites Jets to eat.
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J. M. Kelley
G. KK
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Reister Creamery Manufacturers
Eazi Stamper
Riverside
Jersey
Hampshire
John Deere Disc
Roderick Lean
McCormick Deering
Moline
John Deere
Fairbanks
Hammermill
Melo Havel
Paul Klotz
Peoples Trust Savings Bank
Henry Klein
Congress
Charley Davison
John Turners
John
Charley
Prince Albert
Hiram Coakley
Jim Dawson
Mr. Hipp
Paul Leeper
Charley Scranton
Pete Kauffman
Mechanicsville
Macon
Frank
Journal
D. C. Bell
Nuch
Donald
Washington National Bank
Markus Kuhn
Mhe
Bert Marsh
Ainsworth
John R. Williams
Crawfordsville
Joe
Call
Blue
Sattus
Eod
D. I. McGinty
IGWA
Norton
Copeland
Library of Literature
Isaac Kleese
Inquire Journal
John A. Stewart
Timothy Hay
Harry Rittenhouse
Clover Seed
Black Jersey
John Griffith
Farrow
Hotle & Wells
Mtada A
East Main
Dougherty Bros
Lairge Sunny Room
L. V. Browning
No. 161
Alvin C. Hasty
Torrent
Chas
P. H. Friesen
South Ave. D
Breitenbach
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