Market Report Shows Hogs Cattle Sheep With Mixed Demand
Hog sales total 28 009 with 4 000 direct. most hogs 19 to 7u pounds, prices 975 top, sow ranges 800 to 875 and various weight bands noted. Cattle and calves estimate 9 000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to lower, vealers 1275 to 1550, stocker and feeder ranges 1025 to 1175, cows 675 to 1100. Sheep 13 900. natives 1250 to 1275, fat lambs 425 to 625, feeders 1225 to 1340, ewes 150 to 559.
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Choice Rangers
Livestock Receipts Report For Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show estimated receipts for tomorrow with hogs at about 18 000 head cattle around 2 000 and sheep near 9 000 as buyers eye movement in livestock trade from regional holdings.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Open With Low Close
Grain notes show wheat and corn figures with small daily changes and mixed percentages. The report lists March and May wheat prices around 1.40 and corn around 81 percent with minor fluctuations.
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Chicago
Fragmented Market Quote Surfaces in OCR Readout
Readable fragments show commodity figures with oats rye lard and monthly timing notes. The data include percentages and prices like 1.00 percent, 4935 .60, and 10.60 loss with dates and months scattered through the line.
Agricultural grain and forage price list
A dense summary of commodity quotes lists Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Timothy and Clover with varied grades and percentages. Entries show numerous color coded grades such as red yellow white and mixed with price ranges from 46 cents to 1950 across grains and forage components.
Market cash and price figures by Clover Timothy Alsike
The note lists cash values for Clover with old and new figures from October to March and mentions Timothy with old and new cash amounts including December and March. Alsike shows cash values across October December and March with an emphasis on steady figures and small increases.
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Timothy
Alsike
Mother and Baby Die in Ranch Home Fire Near New Castle
Flames belched from a stove in a ranch home 25 miles west of New Castle Wyn Octa. Mrs. Monroe Adkins sprayed kerosene to trap the fire and died after rushing to help her 15 month old daughter. With no water, the home smoldered and the baby's body could not be recovered.
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New Castle
Wyn
Monroe Adkins
Here
Fairfield Boy Hit By Auto Killed
Bruce Leech aged 10 of Fairfield was killed yesterday when an automobile struck him as he crossed a street. The tragedy occurred in Fairfield as local authorities investigated the incident and notified the family.
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Fairfield
Bruce Leech
Farmers Prep Corn Harvest and Local Notes Across Towns
October notes report Arthur Wead renting west farm land for a move, Schoonover building hay, and farmers cribbing corn while plowing and hurling clover. A desk blown from a destroyed home was found near Amery. Murphy villagers protest daylight time. River side visits include hog sales at Ernest Carlson and local business at Riverside Produces Co. with C. L. Rester in charge.
Radio Schedules Sketch a Busy Local Evening
A fragment lists city stations and times for network programs including Cities Service Orchestra on WARPAC CBS at 800 CST True Story Hour on WIZ NBC at 8360 CST Philco Theater Memories and Armstrong Quakers on WEAF NIC at 900 CST vstory House.
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Cities Service Orchestra
Warpac
CBS
NBC
Armstrong Quakers
WEAF
NIC
Vstory House
Konjola relief ends six month ailment for Mrs Lagrain
Mrs Mary Lagrain of 410 Main street Sipuqne Iowa reports six months of severe stomach trouble headaches and nervousness ending after two doses of Konjola The remedy allegedly quieted nerves and improved both her and her husband My Konjola is sold by O L McDaniel Druggist Washington and by druggists in the region.
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Mary Lagrain
Main Street
Sipuqne
Iowa
Washington
O. L. McDaniel
Riverside visitors and local notes in Lead er column
A glimpse of small town life with Mr Re ste and customers at his business. C J Karel runs a Riverside lumberyard and a weekend visit is shared. The Leader paper is praised for a novel feature. References to Mela Shalla and Esther Macon family stories and a Bedford Shenandoah football trip.
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Leader
Mr. Miller
Mela Shalla
Riverside
Lester Macon
Robert
Bedford
Town
Harry Macon
Shenandoah
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Chicago Livestock
Tooman
Sitter
George
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
W.S. Reister & Sons
Reister Creamery
Chicago Cash Grain
Toledo
X, i
D.F. Macon
Arthur Wead
Mr. Schoonover
Mr. Wead
Ben Fogarty
Amery
Wis
Murphy
N. C
Sweeden
Milt Sojka
Ernest Carlsons
God Durocs
Earnests
Riverside Produces Co
C. L. Re’ster
Schole
Claud
IDA
Producers & Satisfic Corporation
Sunshine Qil Co., Inc
J.L. Yegge
Carage
Re’ste
C. J. Karel
Miller
The
Eader
Sweden
Tom Ford
Lester Macons
Marilyn
Evening Journal
Ramseyer Hatcheries
Duroc
John A. Stewart
Journal Office
Poland
China Spring Boats
W. R. Gamon
Rhode Island Red Roosters
Roy Fread
Crawfords,the
Dan Edwards
Haskins
Irank H. Gray
Sale—C Call
A. W. Woodford and Son
Brighton
H. M. Shellabarger
Mammoth
C. W. Freel
Wellman Iowa
Hampshire
J. Forest Embree
Keota
John Baumgartner
Gene Stephens
Aipsworth
Joe Wolfe
Ben.Brooks
Congress Hotel
Ohio
Lincoln Park Lawn
Call
Ainsworth
Henry Nueffler
Wells & Crail
J. H. McCreedy
Journal
Shorthern Steers
Ward Fasiey
Sam Munson
R. Gillespir
Martin Abbe Mart
Gibson
Tyrhorn
Hetese
Jeet
Loz
Washington Produce Markets
Wm. Gerot
F. EK. Skola
Kalona
Courage
Creen
Boyd Berdo
Mart. Whitaker
Earling
Jersey
C. W. Busby
the Journal's
J. M. Lord and Son
Duroes
J. M. Lord & Son
Marion
Johnny
Witter
Ernest Carlson
Duroc Sale
Paul G. Peterson & Son
Mediapolis
Durocs
A. McBride & Son
Herefords
Columbus Junction
J. F. Shalla
Geo, Shalla
Ed Shalla
J. M. Goodwin
Wilson & Roth
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