Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle and Lamb Prices
Hogs receipts 11 000 active buyers paid 15 to 2 higher with bulk 240 to 325 pound butchers 13.15 to 13.70 and heavier lots up to 14.2. packing sows and slaughter pigs also varied. Cattle receipts 2 000 uneven lower grades. light demand for heavy steers, some loads moved. Sheep receipts 11 000 fat lambs steady, California lambs 15.75, fat sheep desired with muttons and ewes exchanging at modest gains. Corners show grain activity in Chicago with college and church notices and local address.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Ill
California
Market Report Wheat and Seed Prices From Toledo
Wheat No 2 red traded at 1.62 to 1.64 as Clover seed cash moved to 21.66. Imported clover 14.75 and October bid 17.25. Alsike cash 17.00 and Timothy seed cash 3.45 with September 3.75.
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Toledo
Ohio
Timothy
Wheat and corn price quotes hover in Chicago markets
Chicago market notes on May 14 show grain prices by grade including Wheat No 1 hard at 1.68 and No 2 mixed at 1.63 to 1.64, Corn No 2 mixed at 72 percent, No 4 mixed file, and various yellow and white corn figures, with oats barley and seed values also listed, alongside lard ribs bellies.
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Chicago
Columbus Creamery to Open in Columbus Junction Louisa Gold Brand
The Columbus Creamery on North Main Street, started by Ralph Utter and Ernest Einfelt, begins operations this week with a capacity of 2500 pounds daily, to be marketed as Louisa Gold. Valedictorian Caran Gee of Anamosa High, son of Al and Mabel Gee, leads the class. Funeral notices report Mrs. D W Knight of Hamilton IL survived by husband the Rev D W Knight and seven relatives. Cottier School staff for next year includes M B Hites as superintendent and several teachers across high and middle grades.
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United Brethren Church
Columbus City
Des Moines
Vern Boulton
FE. O. Newell
Letta
Florida
B. WH. van Meter
Della Votrouheck
Columbus Junction
Columbus Creamery
North Main Street
Ralph Utter
Ernest Einfelt
Louisa Gold
Caran Gee
al. H. Gee
Anamosa
Anamosa High School
Mabel Lacey
Chas. Aringdale
Frances Buffington
D. W. Knight
Keokuk
Hamilton
L. C. Knight
Carthage
Gale Knight
Springfield
George Yocum
Spray Shane
Bettendorf
Cottér
M. B. Hites
Viola Bosch
Frances Kellogg
Violet Duncan
Margaret Paris
Carol
Community Notices and Church Schedules Highlight Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville residents host social hour with Mrs. Hayes guest Mary Graham served refreshments. Local churches promote Sabbath services, sermons on ministry and driftings, union services, and junior and senior leagues. Radio programs listed for May 15 across multiple stations.
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Crawfordsville
John McCloy
Mt. Pleasant
Hayes
Mary Graham
Janie
Kensington
Graham
Helen Bullers
Maud Lease
Betty Crocker radio show under review at Minneapolis
A study of mail from Betty Crocker fans will decide if her radio cooking program continues on the air at WQ, WRBC and WRC networks. The campaign expects to reach about one hundred thousand women weekly, amid schedules listing Rainbo musicians and Swanee acts in Chicago and Washington broadcasts. In Chicago station WBBM plans a $25,000 organ and audio upgrades under Station chief Charlie Garland as WRBM reshapes its policy to widen programming.
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Betty Crocker
Minneapolis
Minn
Todoe Gearke
Milas Crocker
Chicago
Radio Barton
WBBM
Stewart- Warner Air
Charlie Garland
WRBM
Livestock Estimates From Chicago Officials
Officials in Chicago release official livestock estimates for tomorrow. Hogs expected at 4000 head, cattle 600, sheep 3000. The figures guide market activity for traders and buyers in the coming day.
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Chicago
New American Child Health Day Honors Children's Health Progress
The essay reflects on May Day as Children’s Day and Chicago Health Day. It notes 25 years of organized efforts to save child life reducing child death rates by half and extending life expectancy by about ten years. Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot are cited on conservation and protecting children.
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Vitor
American Child Health Association
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Ofennsylvania
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