Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Reports Currents Prices
Chicago market data shows hog receipts around 42 000 with demand broad and prices mixed. Pigs mostly 15 to 25 cents lower, sows steady, 230 to 240 pound hogs at 13 25, 160 to 200 pounds 12 65 to 13 00, 210 to 240 pounds 13 00 to 18 25, packing sows 10 25 to 11 25, pigs 11 75 to 12 25. Cattle receipts 19 000 with slaughters firmer, yearlings scarce, vealers 10 50 to 11 00, sheep receipts 22 000 with fat lambs steady to strong, westerns above 13 75, natives to shippers around 14 00.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Fees Markets Report
Chicago November 1 butter prices show lower unsettled receipts 7 497 tubs and creamery extras 47 to 46 with standards at 42 3 4 and firsts 29 1 2 to 46. Fees unchanged receipts 4 5 percent and erases firsts 42 to 45 with ordinary firsts 47 to 40 and refrigerator firsts 25 to 23 1 2 to 34.
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Chicago
Ill
Official live stock estimates for tomorrow in Chicago
Official live stock estimates for tomorrow were released in Chicago on November 1. Details indicate projected figures for cattle hogs and sheep across regional markets with emphasis on supply allocations and price indicators for traders and farmers.
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Chicago
New York Butter Prices and Grades Report
New York butter receipts reach 2 172 with creamery grades showing extras and firsts in the 41 to 48 percent ranges. Irregular receipts total 8 837 with storage and eggs prices listed, while nearby hennery whites and pullets show varied values.
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New York
Egos
Hennery
Hennery Brown
New York Poultry Market Notes and Prices
New York City poultry market report dated November 1 notes irregular live poultry prices with chickens by freight at 22 and 26 cents per pound and by express at higher quotations. The brief item lists current freight and express rates.
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New York
Poultry Prices and Freight Rates Cited in Trade List
A trade list shows prices for broilers by freight 23 27 cents per pound and by express 30 cents. Fowls by freight 16 27 and by express 12 18. Dressed poultry notes fresh chickens 25 44 and fowls fresh 20 34. Turkeys listed 30 48 and frozen 25 48.
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Freight
Express
Poultry Market Report From Chicago Til November First
Live poultry market notes in Chicago with steady conditions. Receipts show 16 cars with varied offerings including fowls, turkeys, roosters, springs, and ducks priced mainly 17 to 30 cents per pound according to grade and size.
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Chicago
Til
Roosters
Springs
Ducks
Reese
Grain price quotations spread wide across grades
Chicago November one market report shows mixed corn bids from 71 to 74 for No 3 and 72 to 74 for No 2 yellow with other grades ranging 60 to 71 percent. White and mixed samples vary with no uniform pattern across grade numbers.
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Chicago
Some Big Potatoes Shown From the North
Mrs. May Hopengardner returns from Sandstone Minnesota with potato samples from her brother Joseph Warner. Two jumbos weigh over two pounds each and a Minnesota paper notes a 40 ounce potato grown by Warner. He showcases a harvest of more than 500 bushels from 2 1 4 acres while denying expert claims.
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May Hopengardner
Joe Warner
Sandstone
Minn
Hopengardaner
Minneapolis
Warner
Winn
Det
Joseph Warner
Prest National Bank of Sandstone
Minnesota
Pineapple Plantations Spread Across Hawaii’s Valleys
The article surveys the rise of pineapple plantations in Hawaii less than 25 years old, noting Wahiawa on Oahu as a center. It describes planting methods, mulching, rapid harvesting, canning processes, and the swift journey from field to can, with boats carrying vast pineapple cargoes to global markets.
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Tawaii
Hawaiian
Hile
Hawaii
Island
Haleakala
Maui
South America
John Kidwell
Wahiawa
Oahu
Honolulu
Tropics
Halloween lodge party delights Crawfordsville residents
Crawfordsville Masonic lodge members entertained families and friends with a Halloween night gathering. Eighty six attended at the lodge rooms with orange and black decor, songs led by Clarence Moorhead, solos by Ruth Hultauist, and a male quintet.Competitions included buzz calls, a hoe calling contest, and two minute speeches by the ladies. Other events featured a Sunday school party at the Knutson home with costumes and refreshments, plus local school activities and visits from residents traveling to Stanwood, Iowa.
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Crawfordsville
Masonic Lodge
Mildred Davidson
Mabel Crooks
Prudence Johns
Selma Dean
Doris Fletcher
Myrtle Orris
Hallowe'en
Clarence Moorhead
Ruth Hultauist
Robert Noonan
Latimer Davis
Harold Graham
Clyde Huston
Buzz
Notice of Probate for Russell Davis Will in Iowa
Public probate notice states Russell Davis died before 1926 with a will dated March 16 1922. The hearing for proof is set for November 6 1926 at 9:00 A M in Washington County Iowa. Citizens with interest must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated. Full clerkly order by D C Kilgore, Clerk of the District Court.
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Russell Davis
Court House
Washington
Iowa
D. C. Kilgore
District Court
Box supper program at Spread Eagle school noted in Glendale
Mrs John Davis and Miss Sybil Southall returned to Rock Island after visiting the Thomas Gerdes home. A box supper at Spread Eagle school featured recitations scenes and songs by local youths. Miss Clarice Wenzel was named the most popular young woman. Leo Wagner plans to return home after nearly a year away working in the west.
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Glendale
John Davis
Sybil Southall
Rock Island
Thomas Gerdes
Spread Eagle School
Mark Speidel
Martha Nicholson
Eva
Mary Nicholson
Topsy
Helen Smylie
Claire Gerdes
Winifred Gerdes
Donald Jackson
Archer Speidel
Charles Simmering
Hallowe’en
Barney O'Brian
Clarice Wenzel
Leo Wagner
Corn Yield Day to Be Observed Wednesday in Washington area
Farmers near Washington will test about 28 corn strains at the John Stewart farm four and a half miles northeast. Prof. F G Churchill will lead discussions proving strains differ in yield. A sample field on the BOON, to seep farm has shown over 30 bushels per acre differences. Everyone is invited to attend and observe seed selection results. Greenfield Barney MacDonald and family were arrested on liquor raid charges including maintaining a liquor nuisance and destroying evidence.
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John Stewart
Washington
F. G. Churchill
Discas
Greenfield
Barney MacDonald
Anna
Prohibition
MacDonald
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Tiradnels
Chicago Grain
Chicago Cash Grain
Nellie Manners
The
Methodist Sunday School
Frank Knoutsen
Knutson
Ralph Beauchamp
Atkinson
W. C. Porter
Stvinetown
Mary Borders
Fairfield
Klein Klothing Ra
Theria
J. A. Moorhead
Clarence Moorheac
Mary Lillian
Stanwood
Frank McCoy
A. N. Bower
Fannie Rowan
Theodore Rowan
Ainsworth
Bentley Thompson
Tn District Court
Washington County
Evening Journal
Sherman Bros. Drug Co
Rodney Davie
Hulk Corn
John Coakley
West Chester
Fee Wee
Jay Brewer
Busby and Paine
Poland
China
J. Welsh
Rubio
Willam Reinert and
Keota
Rucker
All Profit
Radiant Strain
W. R. Gamon
Allovid Loom Reed Baby Carriage
Graham Dept. Store
Plymouth Rock
Call Adams & Son
Kalona
Sale
Sam Baker
Hampshire
Clifford Fread
Wellman
West Chester Mutual
Chester White Boars
Barred Rock Roosters
Dan Rohrer
Albert Greiner
N. Marion
Seabery
Thos. R. Gillespif
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
DODGE
FORD
Thos. R. Gillespie
Woods
Kellogg
Eviin M. Mason
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Michigan
All-Bran
Low Live Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
North 4Th Ave
Tom Brookhart
B. Crail
Mons
A. B. Schmoeller
C. F. Mayer
Clayton Hear
Wellston Rendering
J. Shalla
Brighton and
Bloomsburg
Sherman Bros, Druggista
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Mutual
Reisters Creamery
Eges
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