Markets Chicago Livestock HOGS AND CATTLE RESULTS REPORT
Market notes show hog receipts at 15,000 with 8,000 direct purchases and early trading mostly 1 to 25 higher while very slow at at a load around 225 weight. Hog prices ranged 1125 to 1185 for various weight groups with top packing sows 1035 to 1085. Cattle receipts around 000 with light trade, slaughter steers and choice feeders at 1250 to 1450, common and medium grades 850 to 1200, early bids soft and markets unsettled.
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Chicago
Feeder and Livestock Prices Amid Mixed Grain Market Quotations
The report lists varied prices for vealers beef and good choice cuts, lambs and stocker cattle with ranges by grade and weight. It also notes grain market figures for wheat, corn, and cash grain, plus Chicago livestock receipts projections for the next day, including 600 head for the board and 9,008 sheep nearby.
Poultry and Livestock Market Rates Listed
Market rates shown for various poultry and livestock items with prices per pound or unit. Includes cream, bees, Leghorn hens, roosters, heavy breeds, geese, beet hides, and horsehides, plus a premium for poultry delivered. No price for sick or crippled birds.
District Meets Decide Finalists in Music Contests
Iowa City plans Friday and Saturday district contests to pick finalists for the Iowa high school music festival. District champions in twenty seven events earn eligibility for the May 14 to 16 festival at the University of Iowa. Prof B H Wilcox notes class A B and other divisions and that 21 schools entered this year, with a larger turnout than 1928.
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Iowa City
B. H. Wilcox
University of Iowa School of Music
Wilcox
Hove
Wee Cluba
Spr Wa
Elise Abvid Torehestens
University of Town
Denver
Alnst Oth
Vacation at Iowa to Begin Thursday
TV Ta Marc 27 UP Chief room doors at the University of Iowa will close Thursday noon for a four and a half day vacation period. Students will work in all colleges Tuesday Iowa.
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University O I Iowa
P.B. O'Connor
Rip
Harve Porter
Mr. O'Porter
Italy
Panic at Coliseum Leaves Four Dead in Chicago
Chaos swept the Coliseum when a boxing fight sparked a deadly panic. Four spectators died and two more were fatally injured as crowds were shoved from a balcony. Alonzo Stroud and John Mahoney suffered fractures and internal injuries. Investigations by the Illinois boxing commission and coroner focus on ban on mixed fights and potential building violations.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Herman Landfield
Jackie Fields
Jack ‘Thomason
Alonzo Stroud
John Mahoney
Tha Ulinois
Coronet
Herman N
Comm!ion
Landtfield
Jnen
Newsay
No Mobbery in 15 Years in Dusinese District
In the small central Illinois community of Copfe pn, the Dusinese district has not seen a Chinese robbery in fifteen years. The town, with about 1,200 residents, prides itself on its safety record and quiet streets.
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Mlinois Wining
Dusinese
Farmers’ hard times and cattle talk in Ainsworth column
A long community note from Ainsworth describes farmers facing tight finances. It mentions Albert Janecey near Verdi sowing fifteen acres of spring wheat, Arthur Rea plowing thirty acres of oats, and local folks sharing farm tales, cattle sales, and shop talk about Short Horn cattle, prices, and farm life from Ainsworth and surrounding areas.
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Albert Janecey
Verdi
Arthur Rea
Cleggs
Bis
Clege Bros
Now for venin little wine colored bungalow begnning
Unclear fragmentary text shows a bungalow scene with a person named Bob and a quiet mood. Limited readable details prevent a solid event or outcome.
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Bob Canan
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C.V. Crull
Bol Hailey
Washington, Tow
J. Wilcox
Macon
Len
Chiesco
Toledo
Timo Hy
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Sheen
Wash Markets
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
T Am
S John A. Babcock
R. L. Gibson
Washington
Iowa
W.s.reister
Eggs and Poultry
Clegg Bros
Ainsworth
Jim
Congress
Clegg Res
McCartney
Les
Dash'ng
Nother
Hutton
Dickey Hall
Wie
Mes Hall
Dickey
C. D. Spencer
Harry Campbell
Arnaworth
W. Frame
Amd Ponttry
Bimmnett
Fran
Tal
Ptiourtte
Silo
Isa
Webb
South America
J. H. Ritson
Selary
Southwark
Eng
Man
Wayland
Sam
Pete
Lindbergh
Riverside
Fancan
Jin Parks
Poland
Eike
Trevelet
Bobicova
Fmmett Peters
Bob
Jaearnet
Runa
Ced Palven
Evening Journal
Bine
Wan
BU Lester Macon
Phon
Louisa
Rawleigh
Tvice
Ts Iner
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A. Moorman
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Havering Og
Mra
A. D. Reathmelsion
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Alg
Calleth Ross
John Hughes
Black
Block Wood
W. M Darbyshire, Oor
Yale
Floyd Blankenhorn
Crawfordsville
CE. Brown
Pon Bros
Jas
Cunningham
Washington S Street
Godan Real Rine
Dempsey & Breitenbach
Mars
Timothy cc
Chas. Vincent
Charles Ashby
P. F. Whisterseodt
Hampshire
Pohren
Brighton
Jarrow
Towa
John Rath Ainsworth
Gore
Fred Coauley
West Chester
John Rath
Schmoeller Bros. A
Sal Schulty
Breitenbach
Farrow
W. HL McConnell
ED Miller
S.C. White
Dow
Lloyd Walker
Wellman Mutual
Milt Novy
Lester Macon
Low Hauer
Harseed
Farm Bureau
A.B. Carr
Clip Thompson
General Trucking
J. M. Goodwin
W. McParland Wait
Nacre
Ely
W. D. Hesseltine
Coppock Road
Tom Swift
Patsy Call
Rim Behman
Journal
Lea
Ring
Leave At Journal
Floyd Banks
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