Market Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Report
Hog receipts 21 000 including 4 000 directs with slow to steady demand and top at 300. bulk 170 to 309 pounds 975 to 995. sows 900. Butchers steady 200 to 250 pounds 935 to 1000. 160 to 200 pounds 940 to 995. 130 to 160 pounds 915 to 990. sows 775 to 900. 90 to 130 pounds 900 to ninth 5. Cattle calves 13 000, market active with yearlings and steers. bulk medium steers to 1650. yearlings 1450 to 1600. 1625 typical. Slaughter steers good and a few high 1300 to 1500 pounds 1275 to 1650. 1100 to 1300 pounds 1385 to 1550. 950 to 1100 pounds 1325 to 1650. cows 675 to 875. bulls 865 to 1225. Vealers good 1215 to 1500. Stocker steers 1025 to 1175. 800 to 1025 for common. Sheep receipts 21 000, market slow 25 to 35 cents down. native lambs 112.5 to 127.5. ewes 425 to 500. lambs 92 pounds and up 1225 to 1325. lambs 11 00 to 1225. cull and common 750 to 1100. ewes medium to choice 150 pounds 400 to 550.
Feeder Lamb Prices Range Wide in 990n to 400
Market notes show feeder lamb quotes from 990n to 400 with good selection and choize 1225 to 1340 observed in the latest run.
Livestock Receipts Forecast For Chicago Markets
Chicago issued estimated receipts for tomorrow with hogs around 25 000 cattle about 8 000 and sheep near 12 000 indicating steady market flow across livestock sectors.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Markets Open with Mixed Early Wide Ranges
Trading shows Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Rye with Dec and Mar contracts posting varied openings. Figures include December prices near 1.34 for Wheat and about 0.93 for Corn, with Rye around 1.07 and Lard near 10.7 to 10.95 depending on contract and month.
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Lka
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Across Wheat Corn and Seeds
Wheat shows 1 red 118 1 hard 128 percent 2 hard 127 to 128 2 mixed 128 4 mixed 128. Corn lists 2 mixed 95 4 96 to 96 3 mixed 96 6 mixed 98 1 yellow 96 2 yellow 95 to 6H 3 yellow 95 to 95 4 yellow 95 4 5 yellow new 85 2 white 97 to 7 percent roots 2 white 46 to 47 3 white 451 to 46 4 white 44 to 45 2 rye 103 to 104 4 rye 98 percent jarley AX to 62 Timothy 547 to 545 Clover 1150 to 1959.
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Jarley
Timothy
Clover
Toledo Seed Market Clover Prices and Timber Updates
Seed market figures show domestic and cash prices for clover and timothy with mixed old and new rates. October to December quotes list cash and date-based values, while Alsike varieties display several monthly figures and note Noe references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Alsike
Windows Show Progress of Light and Commerce
A display at Montgomery Ward stores contrasts a replica of the first incandescent lamp with modern electrical illumination. The show marks the Light's Golden Jubilee with radio broadcasts from Dearborn, Michigan, for a banquet honoring Thomas A. Edison as national figures speak on science and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Montgomery Yard & Co
Montgomery Ward
Thomas A. Edison
Dearborn, Mich
Crawfordsville Cyclones Off to Strong League Start
Anna Adams of Chardon Ohio visits Crawfordsville as the Cyclones beat Wyman High School 8 to 5 on the road. The team has three wins and one loss this season. Visitors include Mrs Buxbaum Mrs John Lease and Mrs John Wooley at Robert Noonan home in Muscatine. Watt T. A. met with Miss Mary McColl with Mrs Twinam presiding. Rev G W Pool and Mr and Mrs W K Burns of Altamont Missouri traveled from Rock Island to Washington to visit Maude Hott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McColl
Twinam
G. W. Pool
Burlington
Washington Produce Market Poultry and Hides Prices
Prices for butterfat milk per pound and various poultry and hide rates are listed. Includes hens, leghorns, springs, ducks, geese, calves hides, horse hides, and pony hides with per pound or per each figures. notes extra pay for delivered poultry and absence of market for sick or rippled poultry.
Local notes on weddings, travel, and farm sales in Wellman
October reports shared from Crawford and Wellman include a surprise wedding at Mrs. Morgans in Wellman and plans for future visits. Attendance at funeral proceedings for a local couple was noted along with farm sales near Geo Lord’s. Local residents J A Marsh and J A McFarland were seen updating business and social scenes in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Friends
Neghbors
Fredrickson
Crawford
O L. Page
Wellman
Frans Morgans
Oole
Local residents reconnect after travels and sketches
Rev Schrock of Noble and J Q Wittrig return from Freeland South Carolina to Washington. J Q G Wittrig visits his brother Peter Wittrig and daughter Mrs Anna Nelson in Washington. Ward McCutcheon remains busy farming Route. James Mavesh discusses county life and provides a 75 year sketch for the Journal readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Schrock
Noble
J. Q. Wittrig
Freeman
S. C
J. QG. Wittrig
Peter Wittrig
Anna Nelson
Washington
James Mavesh
Ths County
Journal
Early settler recalls Washington county life and growth
The narrator describes moving near Washington in 1854 and attending multiple log schools through the Civil War era. He details farming life, grain trading in the 1890s, rising crop values, bonded debt after war, rural route petitions in 1900, and the arrival of the Hur eka telephone company followed by radio access, expressing lifelong attachment to Washington county.
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Washington
Frank Horns
Salem
William
Colonel Palmer
Plaines
Eunice Ask
McCree
Bush Corner
West Road
Isaac Hartman
East Road
Marion Township
Barney Township
Hureka Telephone Company
Washington County
Freeland visit and local farm notes in Washington county
Floyd and Marshall Edmondson drive cattle to Freeland’s while Ike cooks and John Patton eats after a long dinner at Ainsworth. Ray Moore of Ainsworth praises the No 161 road grader. Mrs. Roger Colthurst thanks for Journal subscription. Jessie Pearson sells cattle at market. Spencer’s home supports the Journal. Frank Schneider visiting Mitchell South Dakota and cooking at home.
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Ainsworth
Ray Moore
Roger Colthurst
Spencer
Ana
Washington County
Frank Schneider
Mitchell South Dakota
Frank
Riverside Child Born to Miller Family in October
Riverside Indiana reports the birth of Barbara Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller on October 7, an eight pound girl. The town notes include club meetings, a Heinz station closure, and tomato harvest figures across local farms.
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Riverside
Roy Miller
Barbara Ann
Helen Critz
Robert Heitzman
H. J. Heinz Co
Charles Kinsey
John Younkin
Alphonse Libenguth
Frank Prymek
J. J. Florang
Homer Prymek
Muscatine
Walter Prymek
Ruth Morris
Richard Leiche
Burlington
Lava Lukavsky
Burd Woman's Club Plans All Day Meeting With Barthelow
The Burd Women's club will meet with Mrs. E L Barthelow Thursday for an all day gathering. Each member should bring a tape measure an ice pick a paring knife and money for reed and own lunch.
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Burd Women's Club
E. L. Barthelow
Reed
Hunting and Trespassing Prohibited North of Town
Notice states all hunting and trespassing on property north of town is positively prohibited.
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Chicago Livestock
Tooman’s Harness Shop
Sitter
George
Quality Feed & Seed Co
OWA Live Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
W.S. Reister & Sons
Reister Creamery
Washington International Company
Dan Lindblad
Met
Iowa
Chicago Cash Grain
Toledo
Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
Anna Adams
Chardon
Ohio
Walden
Washinton Produce Markets
D. F. Macon
Mrs. Cook
Mediapolis
J. L. Kennedy
Chapman
Nebraska
Geo. Fishburn
Geo. Lord Home
J. A. Marsh
J. A. McFarland
John
Ward
McCutcheon
Floyd and
Marshall Edmondson
Freeland’s
Joh Patton
Ike
Ile
Bob Acheson
Mr. Jolly
Bob
Ralph Kelsey
Ralph
Jessie Pearson
Gibson Produce
Joz
Creati
Per
Evening Journal
Yarrow Sojka
Journal Office
Charles van Doran
S. H. Wenderson
Charlie Marek
Lukavsky
Wm. Hesseltine, R. R
Brighton
Hampshire
Sam Baker
Boars Geo, Wright
West Chester
Poland
W. R. Gamon
Nicola & Sons
Buck
D. J. Alliman
Wayland
Lis
Jartholow & Son
Rhode Island Red Roosters
Roy Fread
Crawfordshile
W. R. Eicher
Wells & Crail
Blankenhorn
Inquire Journal
Thos. R. Gillespie
Boyd Berdo
East Washington Street
Virginia Shannon
Straye
Whitaker
C. W. Bushy
the Journal's
J. A. McTee
Olds
J. M. Lord and Son
Duroes
J. M. Lord & Son
South Marion
John JJ
Ernest Carlson
Durocsaje
Paul G. Peterson & Son
Durocs
J. F. Shalla
Geo, Shalla
Shalla
J. M. Goodwin
Wilson & Roth
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