Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Receipts and Prices
Estimated receipts total 12 000 cattle and 40 000 sheep with a second report showing 14 000 today. Opening market slow with cattle 10 to 15 lower than yesterday while hogs posted 15 to 25 lower and top at 39.65. Calves and feeders move, fat sheep and lambs mixed with values 10.75 to 16.75 for primaries. breeders listed with various price points. Receipts yesterday 29 664 and shipments 12 718.
Grain futures report closes at town market
Futures data from EF W Waener Co shows closing activity in grain trading at Town City with L B Hunt as manager. Details include price directions and market notes from the local exchange.
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EF. W. Waener & Co
Town City
Town, L
Grain Market Report From St Louis And Chicago
St Louis grain market reports cash close with prices for red and white wheat and yellow and white corn across multiple grades. Chicago receipts show 366 cars of wheat 596 cars of corn and 212 cars of oats.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milk upsurge in dry era boosts dairy demand nationwide
Sioux City reports Chas Breun Jr cites rising milk use as beer curtailment reshapes U S food supply. Saloons turn lunch rooms boost milk and buttermilk consumption with Detroit data showing May to dry raised milk by 20 percent and buttermilk by 50 percent.
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Sioux City
United States
Chas. Breun, Jr
Woodbury County
Iowa
Mr. Breun
Food Administration
R. C. Reed
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Detroit
Reed
Breun
Longitude and the chronometer change navigation
Navigators formerly measured latitude by the sun but could not determine longitude. They relied on dead reckoning to estimate ship progress, a method that proved uncertain and led to many shipwrecks. The chronometer, introduced in 1735, finally resolved this problem.
Public Sales Schedule Listing Many October Dates
A list of upcoming public sales with dates and sellers across Iowa towns including Keota Keota Hedrick Kalona Washington Brighton Crawfordsville Mers and Wayland. Items range from farm land cattle hogs dairy cattle to timber and household goods with October deadlines and multiple joint sales.
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Mike Flander
Keota
O. L. Page
Titus
MecKenry
East Washington St
W. H. Cooper
Hedrick
Poland
China
N. F. Rice
Kalona
W. W. Burton
Brighton
Shaver
Cyrus Birka
Washington
M. C. DeLong
Crawfordsville
R. R. Shaffer
Live Stock Sale Records High Bids and Pairs
The sale tops featured Proud Colson No. 42 at 3387.50 to D F Macon of Washington. Boars topped at 150.00 for No. 1 to McReynolds & Son Hedrick Iowa. King Bob the herd boar sold for 150.00 to Henry Eckey Fairfield. Gilts top at 150.00 for Geo Lord Ainsworth for 150.00. Mike Trier added eight pigs to a total of 700. The sale saw strong local bidding led by McNurlen Putnam and Stickleman with many buyers present.
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I Am Golden
D. F. Macon
Washington
McReynolds*& Son
Hedrick
Iowa
King Bob
Henry Eckey
Fairfield
W. D. Booth
Henry Luers
Mike Trier
Mike
McNurlen
Putnam and
Stickleman
Ed McReynolds & Son
Trogtign
Tom
W. K. Webb
O'Connor
Geo. Wright
West Chester
W. W. Cherry
Howard Mangold
Keota
Jno. Simons
Humbolt
Neb
N. E. West
Wesley Bond
Richland
Chester A
W. E. Woods
Chesterfield
Orville Mitts
Harper
P. Linnencamp
Nick Schmidt
T. A. West
Will Sheetz
Keota Herd Boar
Henry
Hanks & Bishop
New Leo
Fareless
Hanks
Bishop
New Longo
Towr
New Lignmnee
Ewe
H. Lineweaver
S. English
Dave van Fleet
Bert Hartman
W. J. Dea
Geo. Klett
Joe Linnencamp
Joe Wehr
Earl Strigle
Peter Etler
Harry Green
Poland China herd sale to closeOctober sale features top bid
The notice describes a closing out sale on October 29 including about 38 pure bred Poland Chinas with nine fall and spring mates. It notes top pigs fetched 1600 dollars in a prior sale and that Carlson and Trier bought a new herd boar. Remaining details recount bids and bidders and mention high prices per head. An Army Y Hut project at Ames with $5,000 cost is also reported.
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Jake Lemley
Carlson
Trier
Bill Reed
Rose Hill
L. H. Rinner
Noble
Ames
lIa
K. of C
Army Vocational Training Detachment
Iowa State College
K. C
Student Army Training Corps
Regular Association
Poland
China
A.st. State Veterinary
Hunt
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Wayland Or Noble
Cattlemen Discuss Bulls, Cows, and Duroc Gatherings
A reader argues that paying breeder prices for bull calves is essential, lest a herd rely on inferior calves. John Clegg cites the saying poorer cows need better bulls. Bob Smylie plans another Duroc convention this fall in his private building to serve late buyers. Sturgeon Bros. from Watch Creek report Angus cows weighing over 1600 pounds on scales, a big herd seen by Mike Trier’s 17 Angus heifers, all from Cannon Bros. at Wyman forming a solid foundation.
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Washington County
Chicago
Arkansas
John Clegg
Bob Smylie
Sturgeon Bros
Watch Creek
Charles Brown
Mike Trier
Cannon Bros
Wyman
Mike
Walter Statler Expands Spotted Poland Chin Herd
Walter Statler near West Chester expanded his Spotted Poland China hog herd by adding an excellent late spring boar this summer to improve breeding stock.
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Walter Statler
West Chester
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Illinois
Close OF Grain Futures
Farm and Stock News
the Journal’s Farm Department
Jay J. Newlin
Duroc Sale
Rees Ee
Matt Wehr
John Simons
Fortaseg
E. Carlson
Ciscmus Vc
R. G. Ferguson
Angus
Cannon Bros. Man
Phong
Rawfords
Journat
WITLI
Sellt
Henry Durian
Wellman
Jon Geese
Pigeona
Bthical Co
Sherman Brothers
M. J. Wilkinson
Riverside
J. D. Duncan
Cotter
Stock Yards
Taylor & Karr
Howard Benn
Chas, W. Taylor
Rock Island
Hereford
Durham
Col. Logan Frederick
C. F. Hoover
Koebel Bros
Wayland
Mollie Longfellow
Bessie Root
Wenger Bros
L. C. Henss
East Washington Street
Isaac McKenry
Macon
Red
Mutual
Washington Rendering Works
H. L. Clark