Chicago Live Animal and Grain Quotes November 17 Market
Hogs receipts 42,000 slow with most bids 10c lower than Monday. Cattle receipts 11,000 with fed steers up to 15c higher amid slow trading. Sheep receipts 11,000 and fat lambs strong with natives and westerns 15.25 to 16.50. Wheat No 2 hard 161 1/2 cents. Corn No 2 mixed 81 1/2 cents. Oats No 2 white 40 1/2 cents. Rye none. Barley 58 to 75 cents. Timothy seed 6.25 to 7.25. Clover seed 20.75 to 29.75. Lard 16.19. Ribs 16.25. Bellies 17.25.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Navy
Iowa State grain and hay judging team to expo
Iowa State College will send a grain and hay judging team and a livestock team to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago November 29 to December 4. Members named are Lloyd E. Arnold Kenneth E. King Carl G. Klingaman and Frank Moser with S Dorchester coaching. The grain and hay contest covers grading wheat corn oats barley soybeans clover sorghum heads timothy cotton and crop weeds and diseases. The ISU teams have placed second in the first two contests, the best average of any college team.
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Lloyd E. Arnold
Hornick
Kenneth E. King
Macksburg
Carl G. Klingaman
Waterloo
Frank Moser
Dallas Center
S. Dorchester
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State
Toledo Seed Market Prices For Timothy Seed
Toledo Ohio seed market lists cash prices for Timothy seed with November and December values at 3.45 and 3.60 for March, and 4" over seed cash 18.25, November 17.00, December 15.80, February 15.80.
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Toledo
Ohio
Over
Timothy
Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Reported in Chicago
Official figures released in Chicago estimate tomorrow's market totals of 16 000 hogs 11 000 cattle and 10 000 sheep. The note includes a Carlyle quote and a Belle Hop remark.
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Chicago
Carlyle
Belle Hop
Grain Show Contest Ties Regions to Livestock Exposition
The event spans from Oklahoma to North Carolina and from Montana to the far north and west. Sponsored by the International Grain and Hay Show, it runs in conjunction with the International Livestock Exposition.
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Oklahoma
North Carolina
Montana
German boxers rapidly rival European champions
Berlin reports German boxers narrowing the gap with British rivals as peace fosters international bouts. Notable fighters Breitenstrater Domgaerten Stein lead a growing pool across light heavy, middle, flyweight, with Berlin Hamburg clubs dominating the sport and the Sportpalast cited for its European prominence.
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Berlin
Brelitenstrater
Dome Bergen
Harry Stein
Europe
Breitenstrater
Germany
Carpentier
France
Hans
Georges
Arthur Townley
Erminio Spalla
Harry Person
Siki
Paulino Uskudum
Pyrenees
Francois Descamps
Domgaerten
Cologne
Pionnier
Paumelle
Wiegert
Cember
Doemgaerten
Stein
Army of Occupation
Samson Koerner
Diener
Magdeburg
Dickman
Hanover
Haymann
Vipsig
Warner
Dortmund
England
Koerner
Dockmann
Melling
Dresden
Smehling
Kurt Prenzel
Milenz
Domgoergen
Herse
Hamburg
Funke
Grimm
Naujocks
Ensel
Smith
Friedmann
Urban Grasa
Local Notes From Crawfordsville Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Wells and son Charles visited Sunday at the Frank Taylor home. Route Two attendees joined the father and son banquet at Crawfordsville Friday night. Rolla Hesceltine visited John Shebeck on Sunday. Roads are poor keeping people home. Mr and Mrs Fred Spangler and family spent Sunday at Sylas Finks home.
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Crawfordsville
R.R
Crawfordsville, RR
Robert Wells
Charles
Frank Taylor
Route Two
Rolla Hesceltine
John Shebeck
Fred Spangler
Sylas Finks
Ed Curtis
F. M. Woods
Willard
Washington
Frank Sands
Paul Maxwell
Wallace Carson
Dc. M
Tom Riley
Washington market prices for poultry and livestock
The column lists current prices per pound or per dozen for Washington Produce Market items including cream butterfat tests, fresh eyes per dozen, hens of various weights and breeds, springs, old roosters, ducks, geese, beef hides, and horse hides. No market exists for culled or crippled poultry.
New Baby Arrives as Harold Ross Family Visits Keota
In Crawfordsville on November 17 Mr and Mrs Harold Ross traveled to Keota to meet the newborn Robert Allen Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart Mrs Stewart is formerly Ethel Griner Relatives and friends include Mrs Ella Skinner from LaHarpe Kana8 visiting Burlington relatives Dennis Jones and Oral Conrad return to Mt Pleasant after short visits with local families
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Crawfordsville
Harold Ross
Keota
Robert Allen Stewart
Donald Stewart
Stewart
Ethel Griner
Stanley Fishburn
Henry Menafee
Burlington
Ella Skinner
LaHarpe
Local Women Take on Jobs as Mrs Hauenstein Fails Health
Nellie Krantz works at the Sam Hatenstein home to assist while Mrs Hauenstein is bedfast. Miss Leota Piper travels to Washington Friday where she has secured employment.
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Nellie Krantz
Sam Hatenstein
Mrs. Hauenstein
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Chicago Cash Grain
Ames
Iowa
1 State College
Chicago Grain
Sportpalast
Guernsey
Emmett Hayes
Clifford Snyder
KC Ae Py
Washington Produce Markets
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
T. Ralph Miner
Pleasant, la
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
H. L. Dunning & CO
Union Stock Yards
A. H. Herbold
W. W. Wilson & Co
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Mfgrs. of
Evening Journal
Inquire Journal
Harry McConnell
Inquire Journal Office
Cloyce Stewart
Frank Knutson
Crawfordaville
George Morrison
Hampshire
Glenn G. Hayes
Glenn Porter
Ainsworth
Charles Barthelow
Chester
James K. Helmick and Son
Columbus Junction
Orpington
W. D. Booth
Byron
Alex. Smith
Happines
Southey
A. Schwab
Reno Street
Iowa City
Joe Knotek
Piper
Haskins
Win Smouse
North
Iowa Ave
Dougherty Bros
Mary H. Roberts
Ford
Ralph Waggoner
Journal Office
West Fifth Street
Dennis Jones
Oral Conrad
Mt. Pleasant
Wayne
Earl Zickefoose
Charles Chrissinger
John A. Babcock
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