Market report shows mixed hog and cattle prices in unsettled trade
Hogs 4,000 head with 2,500 direct sales steady. tops at 11.00, light weights 9.00 to 11.00, sows 8.50. Cattle firm on grain fed yearlings up to 50 cents, but many classes weak. steers near 12.60 at west, heifers steady to higher, total activity limited as market drifts with feed costs.
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Cha Department of Agriculture
Ciesen
Abe Heltera
Qeite Laren
Srasa
Frome
Hera
Mont Grain Federa
Fae
Toh
Ren Weste
Heras
Tami
Rangers
Clonik Wink
White Sells Holsteins to New York Firm at $140 Each
Harold White of Crawfordsville shipped ten Holstein cattle to Weber & Briggs of Carthage New York, a leading eastern dairy breeding firm. Seven were purebred, and the ten animals averaged $140 each. The sale included two high producing cows from county cow testing, with plans to replenish and expand the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
New York
Harold White
Crawfordsville
Weber & Briggs
Carthage
N.Y
Daly Cutting
Mr Webber
Washington County
Chicago Grain Market Summary and Prices
Chicago grain prices and bid offers for wheat rye and corn are listed with bid, ask, and closing figures. The report shows Sept contracts, cash in and close notes, and assorted futures quotes across several months with daily highs and lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Seed Prices Listed for Prime and Old Stock
Market notes show Toledo seed prices with primed offerings: old stock rye oats or corn priced 14.75 to 15.10 for prime and choice stocks around 15.00. Dates in December to March referenced with variations in posted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Romestin
Dayton Grove Family News and Local Gatherings
Mrs J B Moore and family are noted in Dayton Grove updates with relatives across several households. The article mentions entertainment last Friday, guests from Galesburg Michigan, and visits by Mr and Mrs Will Moore, Bruce Moore, and others, plus local farming and tenant house activity in 76 township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Sept
Carrie Strum
Badle
Vincent
Foret
Sioux City
Caldona Ott
Keota
Bart Wyimore
Tyant Moore
Sluventa
Bruce Moore
Community Notes From Xenia Mra Ada Stephens Area
Xenia community gossip records visits to E Cook home and family gatherings. Remarks mention Mrs H Hen’s death, funeral planned at Ainsworth Methodist Church, and neighbors attending from nearby families including Stephens and Lord families. Fern Freeland and child noted as honored guests.
Local Notes and Tragedy Near Keota
Ainsworth notes mark the death of Mrs. Sam Henderson with condolences from the community. J L Colthurst finished filling silo early in the week. Mrs W J Duncan and daughter Fern visited at the Fred Anwyl home. Mrs Dora Grinstead visiting her daughter. HR Baker and sons spent Sunday with N E West near Keota. School reopens. some workers not yet ready. Neale Helvey show in Washington enjoyed by many. Donald Rabenold and daughters visited the Wil home parental. W L Duncan at his farm for a day. HR Baker word from J Le Benton of Staceyville of a fire destroying their home and belongings. Rentons at daughter’s. smoke awakened Mrs Renton, escape via bedroom window. firemen unable to control the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sworth
Sam Henderson
J. L. Colthurst
W. J. Duncan
Fern
Fred Anwyl
Dora Grinstead
HR. Baker
H.R. Baker
Keith
Dickie
N. E. West
Keota
T. H. Wil
W. L Duncan
Local residents attend funerals and fairs across towns
Mr and Mrs M M Maxwell traveled to Burlington on business while Hebbert Maxwell and Joyd Twinam attended a funeral in Mediapolis. Hesseltine visited Chicago and saw the city lights and a large fire. Claude McCoy showed a pure blood horse at the Columbus Junction fair. Mrs Mary Allen planned a visit to Washington state and California for the winter. Families Berkshire, Herkshire, Morse, Motlen and Sickles gathered for a park dinner in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Maxwell
Purlington Thurday
Mary Allen
Columbus Junction
Washington State
John Neal
Fly
California
Berkshire
Gay Herkshire
Orie Morse
Cotter
Clair Motlen
Wyman
Town City
Frank Sick
Local Social Notes Mention Visits And Birthdays In September
The item lists neighbors visiting relatives in September, with names such as Emma Allender, John roll, Mildred, Albert Montgomery, Mrs Hillman, and Mr. and Mrs. Christner attending meals and gatherings. It notes Mrs George Barr hosting M E Ladies Aid and Mrs Jobin Birchall hosting Social Hour, reflecting community life in West Prairie Center and nearby areas.
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L. H. Rimmer
Eicher
Emma Allender
West Prairie Center
John ‘Roll
Glen
Fairfield
Iis
Sple
Hillman
South
Tend
Tensies
Charles Hensley
Lucy Hollems
Ottamsen Grent
Bila Beans
Amos Goods
Charles Find
Lyle Dean
Jacob Christner
Harold
Lester Nicola
Marilyn
Church of Fe
Graceville
Fla
Manuel Sttzman
George Barr
M.E. Ladies Aid
Jobin Birchall
Community notes on PT A reception and local gatherings
Aug 27 meeting of PT A executive committee plans a Friday reception for new teachers. A daylong unit gathering featured Mrs D O Davison and others. Residents recount a Weiner roast, a birthday, and several visits and travels among locals, with a few injuries and farm chores noted.
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PT. A
Tetchers
Tie Louie Dav'son
D.O. Davison
Ella Evans
Chas. Morrow
Anna Dear
Amos Good
Lena McClintic
Eliza Kirchall
Miles Payne
Nina Payne
Lizze Henss
Sadie Henst
Russell
Tetty Low
Karawittmer
Will McCoy
Wil Wack
Chester Unaicker
Will Smith
Manel Stataman
Glen Mecoy
Rolla Kerbsey
Hen Junior
Mra Wham
Washington
Rpe eStein
Pines
Rene
Delevan
W's
Will Richer
Wellman
Louis
Davenport
John Boshart
Menno Boshart
Will Borhar
Chriss Boshart
Emery Wenger
Dave Tyvenger
Winter C Longer Correspondent Gray notes and local items
Community brief from Columbus Junction area recounts a Wein er roast near Coppock by the WH club, Gray school opening with Mary Essley Jescher, church board meeting at Ewseka, and local family updates. Theo Orer sheen sick, Joe Orer injured by a horse, and general public affairs commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Neighrhood
Glen Green
George Hopping
Fred
WH Club
Coppock
Gray School
Mary Essley
Jescher
Nicholson
Ewseka
Glen Poultry
Pringle
Brighton
James W. Longer
Will Kolosick
Mildred
Betty
Waters Home
Mr. Brown
Washington
Br. Watsons Minerals
Theo Orer Sheen
Joe
Polands China sales listed across Journal date column
The Journal lists a dispersion sale schedule with buyers and sale dates scattered. Polands and Duroes line the October and November entries including John Wagner Henry Oak & Sons and Paul G Peterson & Son with various locations in Washington Mediapolis and Yarmouth featuring Poland China and Duroc stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Bushy
Spencer Reed
Polands
Washington
John Wagner
Henry Oak & Sons
Duroes
Col. Function
Get
Ernest Carlson
Paul G. Peterson & Son
Mediapolis
Allen Walker & Son
Poland
Chinas
Yarmouth
Duroc Sale
Mike Tri Keota
Residents travel and relocation update in Havre area
Chicago visitors Braden Mrs 0 M Maxwell and SMF Davis were in town and left Tuesday morning. The Davis children visited Twinam and Elmer Mason and family moved to the Lewis Herring farm east of Havre. Carey Lane moved to the Masons’ vacated place, and Roy Sickles family of Mediapolis is noted.
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Sil Traden
Davis
Chicago
Dma
Twinam
Elmer Mason
Lewis Herring
Uth
Havre
Carey Lane
Masons
Roy Sickles
Mediapolis
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Chicago Livestock
Squibb
Magnesia
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Chicago Grain
Up—Grain
Wirs. W. R. Stryker
P. Macon
Chas. Lemeby
J. B. Moore
Xenia Mra
R. L. Stephens
Xenia
Smf
Ars Jotts
Fen
E. Cook
Gane
Maity
Viola Herr
Harold Clegg
Dick Stephens
le A. Stephens
Peat Tee
Freeland
Fern Wl Chiao
George Lord
Gro
Daird
Indiana
Astin
Tien Clegg
Che Ainsworth Methodist Church
Tammy
Waytand
the Journal's
Braden
0. M. Maxwell
The
Iowa Live Stock Commission Co
John A. Babcock
I Journal
Evening Journal
Mill. D
Davison
HAY Baling
John Lusick
Haskins, Ta
Red
Rhodesland
West Chester
Corkeres
Ramseyer
Angus Bull
Colby Au
Motor Company
Electric Por
Duroc
Cal Underwood
Ainsworth
Fannie
Marin
Gall People's Savings Bank
Vie- Scala
Fay Ste
George W. Stewart
John Deere
Welch Moore
Fox
Frank Wilson
J. B. Crail
Cam Maskine
Geo, Young
Suet
Garagh
Lear
Good Housekeeping Institute
Carter Products
Front St
Cleveland
W. S. Reister & Sons Cash Buyers
Reister Creamery Manufacturers
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