Chicago Livestock Market Mixed Hogs and Sheep Receipts Decline
Hogs receipts around 3,000 with market uneven and mostly steady to weak. top 10.00 paid for 190 to 220 lb hogs. good grades 90 to 230 priced 9.70 to 9.85. 150 to 170 at 8.75. 140 lb weights down to 8.00. Sheep and lambs see 8,000 receipts with doubles steady to 16.50, week’s highs 18.25 for fed lambs, clip lambs 16.00, yearlings around 14.85 to 25.00, ewes 8.00 to 9.00. Overall, activity mixed with weights and classes varying from week to week.
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Riday
Cattie
Chicago Grain Market Figures May 19
Chicago grain prices show modest gains with wheat advancing to 1.47 percent for May and 1.49 percent for July. Corn climbs to around 1.04 percent for May and 1.07 percent for July, while oats trade near 0.64 percent in May and 0.55 percent in July.
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Chicago
Seed market prices for Clover Timothy and Alsike
Seed price notes list Clover cash 16.50 Oct 17 50 Dec 17.45 cash imported 13.50. Timothy cash 2.25 May 2.24 Dec 2.65. Alsike cash 15.00.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Feeds Market Snap
Wheat prices show firm levels with 2 hard at 152 and corn moving between 107 and 108 percent. Yellow varieties range 106 to 107 percent with several lots noted. mixed feeds around 100 to 102 with white at 100 to 106. oats and barley included with barley near 98 to 1.00 and Timothy from 4.90 to 4.75, Clover 19.00 to 26.00.
Local residents take weekend visits across towns
Miss Dorothy Libe went to Cot Aer this morning and will spend the weekend at the Rev. Parker home. Mrs. G. A. Lieurance travels to Davenport for a weekend visit, followed by Johanna Drish returning home to Pleasant Plain. Mrs. J. H. Brown and daughter Velma depart for Des Moines to spend the summer at the Robert Darrell residence. Miss Edna Purvis visits Ainsworth on business.
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Dorothy Libe
Cot- Aer
Johanna Drish
Pleasant Plain
J. H. Brown
Velma
Des Moines
Robert Darrell
M. C. DeLong
Stanwood
Irene
Local residents keep busy with visits and travel
Alma Pearl O Conner undergoes mastoid abscess operation at county hospital. Lois Emery returns home after visiting sister Freda Emery. Mrs J R Kruser and Gweneth Kruser spend day in Ottumwa. Myra Meeks finishes laundry work and returns home. Catherine Singmaster of Keota on business. Edith Helen and Raymond Witting visit Havre for weekend. attend school here. Ida Braden visits Burlington for a day. La Verna Welsh at Gem City college Quincy spends weekend at home. Mark West at St Ambrose college Davenport spends weekend at home. Mary Dunn of Wyman visits. Frank Sage and Adrian Newans visit Linn Creek then Iowa City. Gilbert Goff returns from Fairfield. visits in Ainsworth. Mrs Charles Hayes returns from West Chester after graduation.
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la Verna Welsh
Gem City Business College
Quincy, Ill
Frank Sage
Sage
Adrian Newans
Lincoln
Nebraska
Linn Creek
Missouri
Col
R. G. Scott
Iowa City
Robert Sage
Weekend visits and travels across towns noted
Miss Mary Winters visits Davenport to see her aunt Mrs Sackfield and friends including Genevieve, Mary Bailey, and Esther Wheelan for the weekend. Mrs Robert Johnson travels to Iowa City to visit friends briefly. Anne Fairchilds of Sigourney visits near Columbus Junction. Wilbur Quinn and Woodrow Crone attend a track meet in Fairfield. Rev A T Shaw travels to Columbus Junction for a commencement address and will speak at Ainsworth next week. Church members return from California. others travel between Davenport, Lisbon, and Keota linking family and alumni events.
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Mary Winters
Davenport
Mrs. Sackfield
A. T. Shaw
Delta
Columbus Junction
Ainsworth
Lee Sitwell
Willis Todd
Miss Hazel Bunt
California
Miss Bunt
Lisbon
North Dakota
Kansas
Parade Appeal Draws Men to Participate Says Sylacauga Advance
A Sylacauga Advance quote notes men seek chances to display themselves and explains why many readily join in parades, suggesting social and personal motivation behind public displays.
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Sylacauga Advance
Oldest Iowa coal mine closes after 22 years of operation
Des Moines, May 19. Iowa's oldest operating coal mine the Saylor mine closed today as orders were given to dismantle the workings. Exhaustion of the coal vein ends 22 years of production totaling about 5,000,000 tons. At peak, 400 men were employed with 7,000 workers over the mine's life.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Saylor
Charlie Chaplin in The Circus At New Graham Theatre
A vivid crowd scene previews Charlie Chaplin's new comedy The Circus at the New Graham Theatre with sawdust smells and banners. The piece mentions elephants, tigers, Barker noise, a lost child, and a nostalgic nod to past circus greats while noting a grim family tragedy.
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Charlie Chaplin
Graham Theatre
Frank Stockton
George Washington
America
Abraham Lincoln
Coolidge
Maggie Murphy
Minnie Schwartz
Gramma
Cotter Commencement Exercises Highlight Class Eight
The Cotter school held its commencement Thursday evening with an Invocation by Rev Parker followed by a piano solo by Mrs Parker and an address by Rev J W Zerbe. A violin solo by Miss Ann Dailey and the presentation of the eighth grade were featured.
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Cotter
Parker
J. W Zerbe
Ann Dailey
Supt. Amserry
R. L. Richards
Rev. Parker
Freda Farner
Robert Hammond
Pauline Edwards
M. B. Hetes
Iowa University
Hites
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Harry) Herbold
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