Chicago Livestock Market Report and Minnesota yard quotes
Receipts at interior towns and southern Minnesota yards for the 24 hours ending 10:00 a.m. were 12 800, with a weak week compared to last. Prices show little movement across weights and grades as cannery sow and pig figures fluctuated. In Chicago, Oct 11 closing market barely active and mostly lower than Friday, with cattle and veal patterns showing modest gains for yearlings and declines for stockers and heavier weights.
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Tion Yards
Interior Town
Minnesota
Andy
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Market Report on Stockers Feeders and Sheep Prices
In an active market, stockers and feeders ranged from .50 to 8.75 with top yearlings and heavy feeders near 8.90. Fat yearlings topped at 13.35. 12.00 to 18.00 common for prime cattle. best heavy steers 12.60. finished terms 11.00 to 12.00. Sheep nominal at 3,500 head. week totals 16,000 direct. Fat lambs up 50 to 75. native lambs and ewes showing gains. Local trend mixed amid liberal receipts. market closed uncertain.
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Destable Rangers
Chicago Grain Market Tangles With Futures and Cash Prices
Chicago grain listings show mixed futures with March at 81.4, May 81.5, July 85.0 percent figures, and cash grain details across Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley, Timothy, and Clover. Prices and percentages vary, with shifts noted in multiple contracts and spot quotations.
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Chicago
The Past why regret me past said Al Flo sage of Chinatown
The quote from Al Flo of Chinatown reflects on the unbounded future for mending past mistakes. It appears in the Washington Star as a philosophical remark on personal growth and regret.
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al Flo
Chinatown
Washington Star
News Notes From The Journal's October 11 Visit
A field day near Pleasant Hill features corn shucking under heat with farmers recounting loads and misfires. Local residents, including Sam and Dave Witting, discuss work pace, telephone line work, and fall pigs aiding harvest while neighbors trade stories about routes, farms, and local families in Washington county.
Carlson Sells Durocs Friday October 17 in Washington
Ernest Carlson, longtime local Duroc breeder, will hold his 30th offering at the City Feed Yard in Washington on Friday October 17. He purges his herd to 15 boars and 12 Duroc gilts plus 2 Hampshire boars and 4 Hampshire gilts, claiming the top animals will be sold. Mail bid buyers are promised a full refund of purchase price and transportation if unsatisfied. An added attraction includes a Duroc gilt giveaway at sale close.
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Ernest Carson
City
Washington
Ernest
Columbus Junction News Briefs and Local Happenings
Oct 19 highlights include Willis Diller producing 2,500 gallons of molasses for Caratera, selling at 1.25 per gallon. Mrs J E Reaney hosted her daughter Marjory’s eleventh birthday party. A semi annual district meeting of agers offered stores locally Wednesday. Rev and Mrs TD Hughes of Chicago visited Belends and Cotter. A road resurfacing project from Conesville to Lone in Louisa County by McDougal Construction of Sioux City is underway. Missionary society met at Mrs Frank fet’s home. Mrs W Hall spoke on Stewardship. Oklahoma City’s Mrs Laura Gillchrist returned home after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Molsberry and daughter returned from a visit to Frank Molsberry’s in Sioux City. Wayne Swarn and Wayne Whitcomb of Wondfull, Ohio, visited Dr J Houston’s home. Miss Rena Bradwy of Chicago visited this week.
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Childroy
Marjory
TD. Hughes
Chicago
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Retheeh
Cotter
Conesville
Lone
Louisa County
McDougal Contraction Company
Sioax City
Misesionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Prank
W. ©. Hall
Laura Gillchrist
Oklahoma City
Okla
Heme
Hagens Lewis
Detroit
Myew
PM. Molsherry
Hom. Patton
Frank Molsberry
Fine City
Wayne Swarn
Wayne Whitcomb
Wondfull
Rena’ Bradwy
Tag
Phar
Columbus Junction
Louisa County Ministerial Association
C. S. Ramsile
Columbus City
Ane
RT. Kipn
Oakville
W. M. B. Lass
James Norman Hall
Hall
San Diego
Calif
Wright Hall
Fred
Colfax
W. C. Hall
Bettendorf
Janes Norman Hall
South Sea
Duncan and Sons to Sell Next Wednesday October 15
One of the oldest Poland herd herds in southeastern Town, the W. A Duncan and Sons herd west of Columbus City, will sell next Wednesday in their annual fall offering. The herd includes top winners from Southeastern Town and Illinois fairs, with breeding from three lines including The Hunstman and Silver Flash. Some top gifts will be sold with breeding privileges and a free gift is promised at sale close.
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Southeastern Town
W. A Duncan and Sons
Columbus City
Duncans
Duncan
Poland
Fieldman
Community notices from Columbus City and area events
The WM B class of the Presbyterian Sunday school elected officers with Mrs. Bert Van Meter press, Mrs. Clyde Duncan vice president, and Mrs. J F Moore secretary and treasurer. A measures committee includes Mrs. Norris Dickey, Mrs. Nettie Dill, and Mrs. Nevada Acheson. The Old Clifton club held a reunion at Columbas ehautan ia park, Friday. A community supper is set for Oct 7 at six in the Methodist church in Colum bus City. Columbus City Lodge No 147 A and AM hosted area masons. organization direction by J. Ms Wyhert and J. T. Thomas. Next meeting at Letts on Nov 12 with accredited district second degree to follow.
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WM. B
Presbyterian Sunday School
Bert van Meter
Clyde Duncan
Vie
J. F. Moore
Norris
Dickey
Nettie Dill
Nevada Acheson
Old Clifton Club
Columbas Ehautania Park
Priday
Colmabus City
Columbus City
A.M
Louisa County
J. Ms. Wyhert
J. T. Thomas
Letts
Unclear OCR listing of sales and breeders by date
Fragmentary record lists names such as Henry Oak & Sons Duncan & Sons and Paul G Peterson in Oct dates. Mentions towns Poland Col. Junction Riverside Mediaports Yarmouth Columbus Junction and animal breeds Durocs Poland Chinas. No coherent event or outcome.
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Chinas
Yarmouth
R. F. Smylie and Sons
Durocs
Columbus Junction
Iowa
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