Chicago Livestock Market Notes from Chicago Cash Trade
Chicago livestock report shows Hogs 14,000 head with direct bids steady to lower. good to choice 220 to 280 pounds priced around 4.35 to 4.90 per hundredweight, sows 4.10 to 4.85, shippers hold 1,500 and remaining 2,000. Cattle largely grain fed with yearlings 25 to 50 higher, other steer and heifer categories mixed with declines for some classes, comment on strong to grassy conditions and overall softer tone.
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Chicago
Market summary of Northwestern cattle and lamb prices
About 18 000 northwestern grassers in run with extremes in prices. Prices for fed steers and yearlings ranged 11.50 to 11.00 for grain fed, grassers 4.50 to 5.75, stocker and other categories 5 to 10. Most classes 15 to 25 lower than a week ago while closing market was active and higher earlier in the week. Lambs and goats showed declines with native bucks 3 to 5.2 and white face lambs 4.75 to 5.14.
Minnesota Livestock Market Report and Prices
Combined 24 hour receipts total 26 200 head, up from 20 500 last week, with losses noted. Hogs and lighter weights sold 3.15 to 4.50 per 100 pounds. boars and packing sows ranged 2.80 to 4.10 with varied weights. quotations reflect bulk transactions and exclude long haul shipping point shrinkage and hogs bought on basis of shipping point eight.
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Minnesota
Tve
Ford
Chicago Produce Market Report From Chicago Oct 31
Chicago markets show firm trend in cash grain with varied bids. Receipts and prices for oats, barley, rye, timothy, clover, and dairy items listed, along with poultry and potato market figures.
Grain Price Tables Show Mixed Chicago Open
A fragmented Chicago grain price chart lists indices for corn and related crops with figures for open high low and close. The garbled data references commodities and percentages, indicating trading activity though exact figures and entities are unclear from the OCR fragment.
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Chicago, Ort
Frome Plots Destruction as Haste's Men Nab Fugitives
Inspector Haste and Jim Wynter foil a plotted collapse of a wall with gelignite as Frome attempts escape. Isham’s deception aids the pursuit, while Martell and Sant flee toward Monksilver seeking the hidden treasure. In the vaults at Beggars Court, Creyke’s corpse is found as detectives uncover the crime’s grim proof.
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Isham
Weele
Webber
Inspector Haste
Jim
Grayson
Wynter
Sunt
Martell
Adam
Maste
Pe Martell
Sant
Jaste
Furil
Jim Wynter
Severn
Probaly
Martel
Monksilver
Bill Grayson
Trayne
Beggars’ Court
Mrs. Martin
Scotland Yard
Amile
Peration
Loor
Creyke
Santimo
Toledo Seed Prices and Seasonal Market Figures
Seed price notes show percentages and values for clover timothy hay and other crops. Entries list dates from Dec Feb and Mar with prices like 6.20 and 8.40 per unit. Additional figures include 65 dollar totals and 28 percent context.
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Hay Timothy
Penrod and Sam at State Theater Monday and Tuesday
A lively early film featuring Penrod Schofield and Sam Passett from Beatrix Tarkington, with Herman Vermany and the playful Duke the mutt. The State Theater presents the first national production in a lighthearted picturization sure to amuse families and adults alike.
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Penrod
Sam
Ional
Jeanney
Junior Picturi
State Theater
Beeth Tarkington
Penrod Schofield
Sam Passett
Herman
Vermany
Duke
He State Theater
Seend Sammall
Peurod
Feminine blush may return with black and white film
The piece notes a trend toward feminine blush in film as Technicolor cameras blur facial tints. While William J. Craft filmed The Runaround at Fox Theater, actress Mary Brian was asked to redden for realism, though Technicolor would reveal no tint. Marie Prevost declined to test a blush, citing she never blushed on screen. Geoffrey Kerr, Mary Brian, Jo and Cawthorn, Johnny Hive and Marie Prevost are highlighted as part of the cast.
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Radio Pictures
William J. Craft
Fox Theater
Mary Brian
Geoffrey Kerr
Miss Brian
Marie Prevost
Wiss Prian
Geoffey Kerr
Joand Cawthorn
Johnny Hive
Untitled local item with scattered notes and names
NIRA notes from Titus Co. report car of sand and cement ready for corners. Hraden in charge of tied agaman. Will Long shredding fodder. Isa Meyers hosts a social at Fairview School tonight. Jake Litwiller spent Sunday with his mother near Kalona. Ellasheen of Towa coal. Will McClellen travels to North English to see brother Hunter in serious brain condition. Bond sale mentioned.
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Nira
Titus Co
Will Hraden
Agaman
Isa Meyers
Fairview
Jake Litwiller
Suni
Kalona Ellasheen
Towa Coal
Will McClellen
Hunter
Frost Forecast and Weather Notes From Des Moines
Iowa brief reports a mild fall trend with warmer temperatures returning tonight. Des Moines dispatch notes 45 in Dubuque and Davenport, lows near eight below in Sioux City and Omaha share the coldest reading, while moisture and rain were limited statewide. A Dubuque girl, San Jansen, 21, was exonerated in a death inquiry involving her sweetheart Cass Seville, Wis, with authorities stating no charge warrants trial.
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Des Moines
Charles
Omaha
Dubuque
Davenport
Sioux Ciy
Charte City
Dutuque
Ip San Jansen
Dutirl
Cass
Washington county notes from the Journal readers
A rambling October column from Washington County mentions land manager Will Pyle in Washington and farmers like Miksch of Ainsworth. It notes neighbors visiting, a newborn in West Chester, loyalty to the Journal, football talk, family letters, and memories of a killing frost without a prior record.
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Will Pyle
Aingrth
Washington
Roberts
Party scene and costumes at MeAvoy home
Miss Melba MeAvoy and Geo MeAvoy hosted a social gathering for about five youths at their Lone En party Friday night. Lavette McDonato and Helen Greiner tied for best costume while Lucile wore a pirate outfit and Helen an old lady. The house glowed orange and black with jack o lanterns as guests danced to radio tunes and played games. A fortune teller named Donald Steele divided the evening with a two course luncheon prepared by Mrs Sadee McAvoy and Lourse Longwell.
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Hallo RN Pareny
Meavoy
Geo
Lavette, McDonato
Helen Greiner
Lucile
Helen
Donald Steele
Sadee McAvoy
Melba
Lourse Longwell
Residents debate duck conservation limits at meeting
The group discusses conservation options with Maynard L. Hrown and Brown's Shop voices urging stricter limits on daily duck harvest from 15 to 3. A rival, Aa Hays of Keerster's Crea, favors a short season to address nesting sites and other factors. Speakers include Richard F. Mitchell of Fort Dodge and Otha D. Wearin of Hastings.
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Maynard L. Hrown
Brown's
Hays
Keerster
Ttichard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
National
Otha D. Wearin
Hastings
Comgressman
Wellman Defeats Richland in Wash Grid Game 39 to 0
Wellman defeated Richland 39 to 0 in a Washington grid matchup. Ilmer opened with a 30 yard TD, Gardiner racked 62 yards to the one yard line before Goodwin’s rush, and a pass from Fuller to Zillmer set up another score. Richland managed four first downs. next game is Wellman versus Kalona on November 11.
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Wellman
Richland
Illmer
Gardner
Goodwin
Wilson
Durran
Fuller
Zillmer
Bo Soodwin
Darian
Mendenhall
Iowa City
Kalona
Local Cedar Rapids Visit Notes and Travel Plans
Mrs Karl Mirney of Cedar Rapids visited her mother at the W Hill home on South Marion. Dr and Mrs Charles Brown plan a trip to Nebraska to visit Dr Browns parents. Dave Schriebiman and infant son of Rockford will supervise things in the Browns absence. Miss Frances Marie Hays went to Iowa City to spend the weekend with her cousin Mildred Noel Busby.
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Karl Mirney
Cedar Rapids
Cam
W. Hill
South Marion
Charles ¢. Brown
Nebraska
Dr. Brown
Dave Schriebiman
Rockford
Mrowns
Frances Marie Hays
Iowa City
Mildred Noel Busby
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