Chicago Livestock Market Report May 10 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Receipts hogs 29000 with prices 15 to 25 lower than Wednesday. Top hog 10.30 on a 216 lb load. Butchers and pigs declined across weight ranges. Cattle receipts 10000 calves 5000 steers uneven but steady to 25 lower. best around 14.75, bulk 12.50 to 14.00. Slaughter classes show varied prices by weight. cows and bulls ranged 6.25 to 12.00s. stocker and feeder steers 9.00 to 12.75. Sheep receipts 14000 fat lambs steady, spring lambs slow. ewes 2.00 to 7.25.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Grain Wheat Prices Up in May Trading
Chicago May wheat prices inch higher with quotes around 1.57 to 1.62 as trading opens on May 1. The report notes slight gains in early session, with prices near session highs amid market activity in Chicago.
McCoy's Tablets Claim Quick Weight Gain Guarantee
An ironclad guarantee promotes McCoy's Codliver Oil Tablets. If a thin person does not gain at least five pounds after four boxes, the druggist will refund the purchase. Advertises availability at J. E. Lemmon's and druggists nationwide.
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McCoy
J. E. Lemmon's
America
Agricultural commodity prices for corn and oats
The listing shows monthly price figures for corn and oats with May July and September values. Corn ranges around 1.02 to 1.10 with small variations, while oats run from about 58 to 66 cents per unit across the same months.
Chicago Grain Prices On May 10
Chicago cash grain prices list wheat corn oats barley timothy and clover bids and ranges in mixed quality categories. Hard white yellow and mixed corn quotes run from 1.01 to 1.19 per unit with oats and other forage crops detailed in several small lots across categories.
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Chicago
Grain Prices Reported for Toledo Clover Timothy and Alsike
Toledo grain prices show cash and futures levels for clover and timothy with varying bids. Noted figures include 16.506 for Oct, 17.50 for Dec, and 138.75 for imported, plus 2.20 cash for timothy and 2.70 for December, with alsike at 15.00 cash.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Davises Welcome Daughter. Hayley Recovers from Surgery
In Crawfordsville on May 19 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ury Davis. Mrs P H Hayley of Langdon North Dakota is slowly recovering after a serious operation. Dennis Jones traveled from Mt Pleasant to join the commencement exercises last night.
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Crawfordsville, Ta
Ury Davis
P. H. Hayley
Langdon
North Dakota
Dennis Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Death of Mrs Newt Calhoun prompts Fairfield funeral
Relatives learn of Mrs Newt Calhoun death at Jefferson County Hospital after an eleven day post operative period. Funeral services set for 2 30 PM at the M E church Fairfield with burial beside her little daughter. Mrs Verle Beauchamp with her boys visited the George Bray family. Miss Ida Givins came from Richland to stay with Aunt Phoebe Jones.
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Veo
Geo. Dickinson
Marguerite Leonard
Jose Rice
Chester Staats
Newt Calhoun
Jefferson County Hospital
M. E
Fairfield
Ida Givins
Richland
Phoebe Jones
Claud Watson
Luther Elmore
Verle Beauchamp
George Bray
Mabel McPherson
Amanda Trail
J. A. Rice
Henry Williams
Esther Johnson
Floyd
Merrill Gowery
Rosella Spalding
Ida Cheesman
Merle Macy
Richand
Wesley Watson
Zorah Balderson
A. W. Woodford
W. C.T. U. Institute
Howard Grove
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Ottumwa area
Mrs Amy Calhoun and Mrs Katie Rice return home from visits in the vicinity. Chester Staats drives in for a few days with relatives. Herman Gowey attends school, and Melvin Roberts takes Edna Roberts to Fairfield for rural exams. Families visit Ottumwa and Fairfield homes, W C T U institute planned, M E Ladies Aid to meet. towel shortage noted.
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Amy Calhoun
Katie Rice
Chester Staats
Herman Gowey
Melvin Roberts
Edna Roberts
Fairfield
E. A. Hosler
Lasa Hosler
Ottumwa
Esther Trail
Welling Waters
Edgar McClug
Charlotte Ann Macy
Aldo Watson
Local notes from Cedar Falls and advisory sale set
May 10 entry records R A Whitacre ill with flu improving and headed to recovery. A household goods sale is planned for May 15 at his home with ad in Journal Friday. The note mentions Cedar Falls visits by Professor Doughtrey and Dr Paul French, plus local townsfolk and a train joke about half fares.
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R. A. Whitacre
That Beautiful City and the Power of Women
A medley of observations on women’s capabilities and social roles. The essay proclaims women can do all things well from practical tasks to social influence, citing anecdotes and references such as Bruce Barton. It also mentions local readers sending subscriptions and notes about a Cedar Falls resident and a Vinton home.
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Lords of Creation
Lizzie
Seed seed treatment claims dismissed by Iowa experts
Iowa State College researchers warn against seed corn dust myths claiming it cures all ills. Tests show Bayer Dust Improved Semesan Jr and Merko control dry rot but do not revive dead seed or ward off pests or smut. Poor germination below 90 percent negates planting value. use ear tests to judge viability.
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Iowa
L. C. Burnett
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Bayers
Semesan Jr
Merko
Burnett
W. Milley Oo
D. B. Swartzendruber
W.W. Fleig & Son
Dean Johnson
Lady
M. W. Miller Seere
Son
Ine Miller
Gr. G
Hayes
Farm Bureau Meeting Planned in Living Lake May 11
On Friday May 11 at 8:00 p m Jackson township schedules a Farm Bureau or community meeting at Living Lake to discuss local issues and community plans with residents and officials.
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Jackson Township
Living Lake
Calyx Spray Timing For Apple Orchards
Apply Calyx spray now while 95 percent of petals have fallen to control the first brood of apple worms and apple scab. Mix 1 1 2 pounds lead arsenate and 5 quarts lime sulfur to 50 gallons and spray all apples including plums pears cherries berries and currants. Do not use on peaches or grapes.
Pleasant Hill Community Notices and Visits Highlight Week
Ed Smith funeral held in Creston It Friday attended by Claude McCall Bryan Swift Howard Witting Carl Schneider and Dale Darbyshire. Church programs in Pleasant Hill mark Mother’s Day with a short after Sunday school program.
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Pleasant Hill
Claude McCall
Bryan Swift
Howard Witting
Carl Schneider
Dale Darbyshire
Ed Smith
Creston
Bert Givan
Martin Telford
Cooper
Des Moines
Carl Beenblossom
Roy Kephart
Omar Wagner
Howard
Goiter Relief Promised by Sorbol Quadruple
Mrs Adolf Riedesel of Big Rock Iowa reports in the Davenport Times that after two days of using Sorbol Quadruple she felt relief from goiter choking and breathing issues and could do her work again. The tonic is offered by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and locally at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Big Rock
Iowa
Davenport
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