Market News Hogs and Cattle Prices Edge Lower In Chicago
Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 35 000 with general declines of 15 to 25 cents. bids mostly 25 cents above 16.00 butcher, various weight classes listed. Cattle receipts 7 000 with steer and yearling prices mixed but largely steady. feeder and cow values range across several weight brackets. Sheep receipts 19 000 with early January trade steady and lambs in moderate supply. steer and ewe ranges noted. Grain quotes and seed market figures follow with futures mixed and cash values listed.
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Chicago
Bio Packers
Birthday Dinner Portraits A Town Remembered
Brighton and Breighton area residents gathered for a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs. Hinson’s mother, Mrs. Worley, with relatives from Richland Des Moines Marshalltown and La Harpe attending. Several local families hosted and visited, including trips to farms and the penitentiary, while others remain in town for family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brechton
Rt. W. Hinson
Clifford Chldtien
Barbra
Dorothy
Ottumwa
Mr. Savage
Sade Savage
Addie Brinton
Margaret Jean Rudolph
Rey Heidel
la Muscatine
D.C. Kilgore
Washington
Dauhter
Wilbur Day
Day
Robert Laughrize
Hobby Joe
Keokuk
Joe
Goldie Bartlett
Fairfield
Aar
Capper
Tipton
Roy Edwards
Marjorie Vaneras
Cedar Falls
Marie Bidwell Williams
Jorm
Verne Landess
Ft. Madison
Cal'a Woodford
Ben
L. D
Dea Moines
Sprighton
Ber Y
B. VY. Garbry
Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Live Stock Rates
Market summary listing per pound prices for dairy cream eggs hens pullets springs etc. plus a note of a one cent premium paid for poultry delivered and a closing line about marketing for the sick thin or crippled animals.
Grain and feed price listings from Chicago market
A fragmented OCR page shows grain and feed prices for Wheat, Corn, Rye, Timothy, and Clover with various grades and percentages, listing figures like No 4, 106 percent, and 3 northern spring. The note also mentions a Journal Want And Pay line and a line about a trial will convites.
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Chicago
Harley
Timothy
Knotek Brothers DUROC Sale Tops $262.60 Despite Stormy Day
Knotek Brothers offered 26 DUROC hogs on a stormy selling day. Top price reached 262.60 with John Thompson herd at Lake City buying the top gilt. Breeders from several states purchased mail bids averaging about 30 dollars each, with notable sales to J J Smith Winfield and Paul Peterson Mediapolis.
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Knotek Brothers
Smith
Winfield
P. J. Wamks
John Thompson
Lake City
Fred Devers
Perry ‘Tunnel
Tradyville
Iowa
Dr. Patterson
Meriden
Towa
Berry
Huda
Minois
Ernest Carleson
Dynamite
Tama Jim
Long Lady
Walt
1 Sine Jr
J. J. Smith
Paul Peterson
Mediapolis
Broadcaster
Paul G. Peterson
Local animal sales and fire scare mark Colfax visit
An Oct 18 report notes travelers from Madison recall a Colfax fire alarm as a building next door burned while guests fled. It details a large Sambor sale of Percheons with buys from eleven states and Canada, highlighting prices for mares, yearlings, and colts. J C Singmaster praised as longtime importer and seller. Community sales are listed and anticipated to exceed thirty thousand dollars.
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Canada
Matox J
California
Mr. Sin
Hert Helcher
Farmers Savings Bank Keota
C. A. Lecey
Security Bank
Reota
Nks
Carlson Sells Saturday at Busby Sale Pavilion
This Saturday Ernest Carlson sells a top offering of ducks from the Carlson herd at the Rus sale Pavilion. The sale features 20 males and 15 females, with rugged well grown birds, suitable for hogs and farmers seeking quality ducks. The event proceeds regardless of weather and marks the last local opportunity this season.
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Perry Beemblossom
East
Washington Street
Ernest Carlson
Busby
Singmaster
Ernest
Carlson
Busby Sale
Crawford Notes on Social Visits and Family News
Marie Crawford reports social notes from Mrs. Effie Pauline Crawford attending a wedding and visits by Mr and Mrs Ludwig Johnson and daughter Mae. Ezra Roth delivered a horse to Freyenberger on Tuesday. Conrad and Albert Freyenberger returned from Canada after months abroad. Joe Stauffer began husking corn for Will Richards, with further local family mentions.
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Toledo
Alsike
Brighton RH
Washington Produce Markets
Iowa Live Stock Commission Company
John A. Babcock
Perry Street
East Washington
H. A. Beenblossom
D. F. Macon
Knotek Bros
NEWS
Lauderman
Madison
Harry Laude
Sam Sands
Lincoln
Neb
Dick Wills
Colfax
Night Watch
Sam
Howard Miller
Bristol
Wis
Wisconsin
Holbert
Ray Smth
Bill McCoy
Vhrgit Fletcher
Keota
Virgil
Eve
J. C. Staxmester
J. D. Singmaster
Fred Reppert
Decatur
Indiana
Fred
Col
Kratchel
Harlow
Scotty. Milne
Albany, Mo
W. W. Cherry
Evening Journal
C. A. Moorman
Black
Stockmen Supply Company
Marion
J. D. Crawford
Thor
Earling
Riverside
Rawteig
Washington County
Rawleigh
S. C. W. Leghorn
Scivice
W. I. Gallagher
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Freeport
W. D. Boot
Sherman Bros
Sheman Bros
TS Peake Journal Susit
Dick's Furniture Store
R. E Brinning
West Chester
Brighton
Mary Marie
Lyman Jobson
Ellie Whimer
Sam Wyse
John Solman
Dave Schlatter
Dan Roth
Irene
Bara
Lyman Johnson
Marie
Velma
Thomas Lantz
Mildred
Junior
Wasland
GNM
Wil Natziger
Bile Wittmer
Olds
Duke Schlatter
Wayland
Joni
Sale Duroc
Bartholow
Spray J
Crawford
Square
J.B Crail
Taquire Journal
Duroc Jersey Hogs
Firi N
W. R Busby
Polanl China Hogsale
Arm
Farnest Carlson
Duroc Sale
MedTown
S. Seatsman
Ste Ant
McLaughlin
West Main Street
WW. L. Alcorn
Wilson Heating Co
South Lowa Ave
W. 8. Kyle
National Bank
Preston
South Town Ave
Chiropractors
Charles
Calla Neutocntometer
Washington, Iowacos
INO. W. Applegate
City Perty City Hall
T. A. Michels
LAW
Washington, Iowa
Atthcy Temple Building
Phi
Morrison & Morrison Awyers Morrison Didg
North Side
Lowe
T. L. Brookhart Federal Farm
Aloya Site
Mart Pratt
J. M. KY Willard
Livingston & Ficher Law Abstract
J.D. Stches Farms
Somers County
L. B. Lupton
Town Ave
Washington National Bank
Corbin & Barrett Shoe Store
Cole
Fred Franklin
Crawford Marie
W. S. Reister & Sons
E.rd St
Eggs and Poultry
Reister
Manufacturers of Washington Butter Telephone 66
R. L. Gibson
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