Market Report Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts
The Chicago market reports estimated receipts today for hogs 26 000 cattle and calves 11 900 sheep 12 000 with mixed results. Hogs showed weak to higher trading with top sales around 14 40 while cattle and calves ranged in varied values. Sheep and lambs remained mostly steady to slow with primes touching 17 50 for lambs and ewes and feeder lambs progressing. Official yesterday totals list hogs 19 938 cattle 6 sheep 10 421 calves 2 152 with shipments and arrivals across hogs cattle sheep calves.
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Chicago
Grain and market closures and local visits in town
Grain futures show oats at 1.12 for No 2 white and 1.10 32 for No 8 white with flour prices at 26 cents off per bushel. Wheat and livestock estimates for Friday list hogs at 360000 cattle 11000 and sheep 10000. Miss Isabel Kellman of Des Moines a state nurse visited schools while Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lemsey of Washington dropped by J C Cannon home and Mrs M Yard traveled from Washington to BE Davidson home for a visit.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Toledo
Lawrence Lemsey
Washington
J. C. Cannon Home
Market optimism for honey and silage sunflowers rise
Journal notes good market for honey due to high sugar prices and consumer demand. Advises local sales, advertising, and fair pricing for 1920 honey crop. Also discusses sunflower silage value, best varieties, costs, planting methods, and harvest timing. Mentions government lease of sanatorium property and local reaction in Knoxville.
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Eorn
North Dakota Agricultural College
New York
Montana
Williston
Dickinson
Walster
Lease Knoxville Buildings Des Moines Iowa May 24
The state board of control closed a contract with Dr W Co Wittee for the federal government to take over Knoxville buildings and forty acres formerly used for an inebriate hospital. The government will use the property for its purposes.
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Séndoli
Leg‘islatit
Knoxville
Des Moines
State Board of Control
W. Co. Wittee
Washington
Property Sale and North Carolina Visit Report
A man sold his property store to Arnet Mathers. S. E. Wallin arrived Wednesday from North Carolina where he had spent the past month visiting his parents and other relatives, Cloyee Benson and his young daughter.
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Arnet Mathers
S. E. Wallin
North Carolina
Cloyee Benson
Little Daughter
Local Visitors and Winter Trips Highlight Weekend News
Mrs Orin Wallace and her children visited her sister in Glen Swails and family faced car trouble on the Washington trip causing an overnight stay. Leota Welliver, Harley Cherwinker, and W F Welliver were in town for family or business matters while Mary Bord returned home from Muscatine after wintering with kin and feeling unwell. Alex McCreedy and brother Joe shipped a carload of cattle with Endicott assisting. Further word on Mr Forner unfinished.
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Armsworth
Wilson Welliver
Harley Cherwinker
Suiday
Jim Cherwicker
W. F. Welliver
Washington
C. N. Mullen
Mary Bord
Muscatine
D. H. Boyd
Altho
Alex McCreedy
Joe
Mr. Endicott
Alex
Mr. Forner
Acheson Graphite Promoted for Engine Performance
A garbled ad claims Acheson Graphite is the only manufactured graphite in the world. It promises proper grade, increases power, prevents wear, reduces carbon deposits, decreases fuel consumption, reduces valve pitting, prevents plug smutting, lowers oil use, and offers “perfect lubrication” for engines.
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Market Report
Alogs
Sheen
Babcocke Commission
Yard
Llanois
Close OF Grain Futures
Beach Wickham Grain CO
Morrison
Washington, Towa
Isabel Kellman
Desnes
M. Yard
Journal’s Farm Department
Knonville Buildings
Mutual
Team
Green
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Washington, Iowa
Haskins
Virginia
McNamara
John &. Thompson
Joe, JR
Bethel Church
Kolosick Bros
E. Lawrence & Co
Sherman Brothers
J. B. Lemmon
John Striegel
Harper, Iowa
Keokuk
Iowa
Mahuska Counties
Waiten
S. M. Bixby & CO. Inc
Alopire
Bixby
Penae
Miller
Millers
Fabrica
White Way Garage Company
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cekocherry
Fla
I. Kanpotra
Cokesberry
Wakefield
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Junior L. R No. 1
Nebraska
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