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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1930
Page
2
Chicago March 25 cattle and calf market activity slowed by a heavy blizzard with prices largely steady to higher. Top cattle $10.60 for 17 490 pounds, with vealers and hogs showing varied gains and broad ranges across weight classes. Pigs and sows also traded weakly amid the weather disruption.
A fragmented OCR piece mentions a tanker and a mix of phrases about opponents and grading. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities to identify a definite news item or outcome.
The national football rules committee announced the codification recoding rules to 12 items. Changes include clarified ball handling rules and a new period timing standard. Separate market listings follow with livestock prices and supply figures.
Chicago grain markets opened higher on March 25 with wheat and corn futures advancing. March wheat rose 1.09 percent, while corn contracts for March gained 82 percent and May futures climbed to 95 percent. Multiple months showed modest rises amid steady trading.
A crop and life update from Crawfordsville and surrounding towns. Dr Reed Salladay, now in Chicago, visits family near Ainsworth. farmers like L B Donaldson and Harold Schneider prepare fields and crops. Reports from Ottumwa include grain prices and market chatter, plus residents’ comings and goings, moves, and local events. Weather and seed market details appear alongside travel and social notes.
Tomorrow's figures show Mogs 14000, cattle 6000, sheep 17000 in expected returns. This item records projected revenues from Mog holdings cattle and sheep, reflecting agricultural income for the period.
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