Market Report from Chicago Livestock Prices May 4
Livestock receipts total about 20 000 hogs 14 000 cattle and 12 000 sheep with firmer prices on hogs and cattle. Hog prices range from 11.10 to 13.75 while cattle show slow fat steer trading and higher prices for heavy Holsteins and Kosher cows weak to lower. Sheep demand steady with wool lambs around 16.00 and clipped lambs not traded much.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Commodity price table fragment
Market notes show each item with multiple month quotes. STH 88% and IBS entries list May and July values. Bellies quotes span May July with several figures.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices May 4
Wheat No 2 hard 1.62 No 2 mixed 1.60. Corn No 3 mixed 70 to 71 percent No 4 mixed 68 to 69 percent No 2 yellow 72 to 74 No 4 yellow 70 to 71 No 5 yellow 66 to 67 No 2 white 73 to 74 No 3 white 71 to 72 No 6 white 62. Oats No 2 white 41 to 42. sample grades 52 to 60.
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Chicago
Livestock Estimates for Chicago Released May 4
Official livestock estimates for tomorrow show hogs at 1.000, cattle at 1000, and sheep at 0.000. The figures were issued in Chicago and pertain to upcoming market activity.
Wheat and seed prices reported in Toledo daily market
Wheat cash advances 1.67 to 1.68. Clover seed cash domestic 21.00 and imported 14.35, October 16.55. Alsike cash 17.00, Timothy seed cash 3.35, September 3.60.
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Toledo
Ohio
Tongue Slitting to Trick Crows Deemed Cruel Practice
Pathfinder Magazine states there is no truth to the idea that slitting a crow’s tongue enables speech. The cruel method has no justification, though crows may sometimes learn to mimic speech similarly to parrots without such injury.
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Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Hides Prices
A historical market page lists per pound prices for butterfat testing, fresh eggs, hens by weight, old roosters, ducks, and horse and beef hides. Also notes no market for cut sick or thinned poultry and mentions various vendors and terms from the period.
Radio Programs and News in Chicago Gold Cup Leading Announcers
National Gold Cup awards list sixteen leading radio announcers with names and stations such as Pat Barnes WHT Norman Brokenshire WJZ and Milton Cross WJZ. The page details 19 to 11:30 pm broadcasts across Chicago Des Moines Schenectady New York and Davenport featuring orchestras, concerts, dances, and talk music programs.
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Chicago
Til
Radio Digest
National Radio Magazine
Pat Barnes
WHT
Norman Brokeneshire
WJZ
Wrap
Farl FE. May
KMA
Robert W. Griffin
G. C. Arnoux
KTHS
Henry Field
KFNF
Clyde Randall
WSMB
Phillipe Carlin
WEAF
Milton Cross
Jerry Sullivan
WQJ
EB. L. Tyson
WWI
Lambdin Kay
WSB
Louis Johnen
WLW
Leslie Joy
Edward Husing
WRC
Oriole Orchestra
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Lyon and Healy Artiste
Sam ‘N’ Henry
WGY
Schenectady
WHO
Des Moines
Bankers’ Life Symphonie
Chestra
Irene Doran
Little Symphony
Kate Miller
Whistler
Harry Lewis
New York
WLS
Ralph Emerson
WLS Trio
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
WOC
Davenport
Earl Ferrin
Erwin Swindell
Funeral Services for Mrs Limbecker Held in Columbus City
In Columbus Junction Iowa May 2 funeral services were held for 89 year old Mrs Simeon Limbecker at the Methodist church in Columbus City with Rev O E McBride officiating. Burial followed in Columbus City cemetery. She was born Amanda Fish in Henry county Indiana on April 2 1839 and moved to Louisa county with her parents. She married Simeon Decker March 10 1858 and lived on a farm near Columbus City until her husband died. Surviving are four daughters and three sons with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives were advised of the death of Joseph Tedford in San Jose California. Burial was in San Jose. Strangely carved stones have been found falling from the sky and collected in nearby areas.
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Columbus Junction
Simeon Limbecker
Ella Otto
Jefferson
Columbus City
O. E. McBride
Wapello
Amanda Fish
Henry County
Indiana
Louisa County
Simeon Sim Decker
Limbecker
Anna Henderson
Eva Heindal
Clarinda
Carrie Henderson
Lee
Clyde
Oregon
Harry
Joseph Tedford
William Tedford
San Jose
Calif
Amoret Hight
Dennis
Gene
Fybbel
John Weeding
Ortonville
Minn
Ben Briley
Washington
Ida Myers
Meda Sturms
Homer
Thomas
Casper
Wyoming
John
Paul
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Oil Industry Drives Massive Use of Motor Trucks
The oil industry is likely the largest user of motor trucks, with thousands deployed in both production and marketing activities.
Dentist Plays Jazz to Ease Tooth Extractions
A St. Louis dentist uses jazz records from a phonograph to calm anxious patients during molar extractions. He asserts the music works as well as standard anesthetics for relaxing nerves and lowering pain.
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St. Louis
Historian John Fiske Undergoes Legal Name Change
Historian John Fiske born Edmund Fiske Keen changed his name legally in 1855 to honor one of his great grandfathers. He died in 1001.
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John Fiske
Edmund Fiske Keen
Fiske
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