Chicago Livestock HOGS AND CATTLE MARKET SUMMARY
Hog sales total 7,000 head with 4,500 direct. markets fairly active. Weights under 240 lb rise 5 to 10 cents, heavier weights 10 to 20 cents higher. top hogs to 1050 per head for 1990–230 lb averages. Sow prices steady to strong. weights 160 lb at 885, 800–875 for good medium sows. Cattle with 300 head. fed steers 60–75 cents higher, light weight steers 15–25 cents higher. stockers and feeders strong to 25 cents up. top fed steers 1700, yearlings 1675. most grain-fed 1375–1600. stockers 925–1100.
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Chicago
Als & Od
Market Report With Wide Range For Western Sheep and Lambs
The balance of weekly prices shows about 9 000 westerns and 3 500 sheep with feeding station gains and direct sales up 50 cents for fat lambs while fat ewes hold steady. Ranges show natives 13 75 to 14 00, fat natives 4 25 to 5 25, ranger yearlings 9 50 to 19 50, feeding lambs 12 00 to 12 00, early top 13 50.
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Ranger
Wheat and oats and corn prices seen in Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices show mixed movements with wheat opening around 1.34 for September and corn near 1.03 for September contracts. Tomatoes of other harvest season notes include oats and various months with modest changes and closing ranges reported by U.P.
Chicago Grain Prices Lose Ground in Weekly Market Update
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat varying from 1.33% to 1.34 for different classes, corn ranges around 1.02% to 1.03% with several white and yellow grades listed, oats at about 49 to 51 percent, rye unavailable, barley 56 to 74, and Timothy 4.90 to 5.65 while Clover bids run 11.00 to 19.00.
Market Prices Show Grain and Feed Variations
Toledo market notes list Clover and Timothy feeds with old and new cash prices for September, including October and December figures. Alsike hay shows new prices across October and December. The report records mixed livestock feed values and seasonal price shifts in the local market.
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Toledo
U.P
Clover
Doestic
Cash
Imnor‘ed Cash
Timothy Cash
Alsike Cash
Keota News Highlights From Septembers City Briefs
Keota reports an upcoming stage show Corporal Eagle with Theva Lindhicum coaching in the gym Sept 19 and 20. The Methodist Ladies Aid to serve a dinner and supper Sept 14. Notables include M A Kite visiting Dinuba, Clarence Aller’s lightning tragedy, John and Fagen golden anniversary Sept 8, Ella Longnecker’s Kansas visit, rent of her farm to Art Stoutner, and Floyd Blacks moving to the old Randolph property on Green Street.
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Keota
Eagen
Theva Lindhicum
Creston
Methodist Church
Kite
Dinuba
California
Clarence Aller
John Fagen
Alter Fagen
Linux Falls
Ella Longnecker
Wichita
Kansas
Des Moines
Art Stoutner
Columbus Junction Community Club September Banquet Details
The Columbus Junction community reads of a September banquet at the Presbyterian church hosted by the WL M B class with Rev C F Burdine of Wapello sharing on the Constitution. Columbus schools faculty will attend and Genevieve Fedderson will lead music. Local ministers and attorneys are scheduled to address constitution week in county schools. Ralph Wood and wife of Kansas City visited, and the Rev Trevor Williams returned from Carroll Nebraska after filling Welsh Presbyterian church pulpits.
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Columus Junction
Columbus Community Club
Presbyterian Church
WL M. B
C. BF. Burdine
Wapello
Constitution
Columbus
Genevieve Fedderson
Lowish County
Elock
Ralph Wood
Kansas City
Wood
Lian ‘Allen
Columbus City
Trévor Williams
Carrol
Nebr
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Farming notes and crime quips from a Midwest issue
September 14 entries describe Glenn Anderson renting part of the W E Acheson farm near Ainsworth, with no moves needed. A clipped murder mystery exchange and a joke about an office boy follow, then Brining Bros farm near town earns praise for crops and soil quality with alfalfa and clover hay.
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Glenn Anderson
W. E. Acheson
Red Ball
Ainsworth
Glenn
Mrs. Acheson
Local Social and Sports Notes From Columbus Junction Area
Edward Jones of Des Moines visited his brother in law W O Jones this week. Barclay Miller and a St Louis visitor joined the R O Lynn family Sunday. EF Griffith visited with daughter Mrs Axel Soderstrom at Moline. Cedar Rapids residents Mr and Mrs C Turkinton have moved back nearby. Mr and Mrs M RR Alien returned from Colorado Springs and Cobly Colorado. The Whatsoever society meets at the Methodist church on Tuesday September 17 hosted by Mrs J H Wykert. West side business men beat east 11 8 in a baseball game at Columbus Junction fair grounds with proceeds for the Community club. Philip Newton and family returned from a motor trip through the Dakotas and Nebraska. Miss Harriet Cockingham from Iowa State College Ames led all day meetings in Louisa county attended by 60 women.
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Edward Jones
Des Moines
W. O. Jones
Barclay Miller
St. Louis
R. O. Lynn
EF. Griffith
Axel Soderstrom
Moline
C Turkinton
Cedar Rapids
M. RR
Colorado
Webster Newton
Philander Newton
Dakotas
Nebraska
Harriet Cockingham
Iowa Stat College
Ames
Louisa County
Crawfordsville School Moves and Local Social Notes
Miss Hope Huston left for Milford Louisiana to teach at a new school. Lyle Lowe Liste Anwyl and Helo Huston traveled to Mt Pleasant to enter Iowa Wesleyan College. R S White and his son Hare a visited Washington. Mr and Mrs Walden Smith hosted teachers with refreshments. Mr John Myers and his family, visiting from Kansas, departed for new homes.
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Crawfordsville
Walden Smith
Smith
John Myers
Kansas
Twinam
Carrick
Twit
Milking Cows and Small Town Notes From Washington Iowa
A column notes A L Duensing tending twelve dairy cows with a milking machine. Items mention fall festival plans, local shopper updates, and a recent birth at Mercy hospital Iowa City. Also cites a juror William K E Davis returning home Crawfordsville and the first frost on Sept 14 1929 in Washington Iowa.
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William KE. Davis
Crawfordsville
Washington
Iowa
West Chester Iowa School Bond Election Notice 1929
Public notice for a September 21 1929 school special election in West Chester Washington Iowa. Polls open noon to 7 pm. voters decide on issuing 45000 dollars in bonds to build and equip a schoolhouse. Notice signed by R C Ferguson secretary. Royal Neighbors meeting announced for Aug 24 Sept 7-14.
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West Chester
Washington
Iowa
Notice Prohibits Hunting and Trespassing North of Town
Legal notice stating hunting and trespassing are strictly forbidden on properties north of town. Signed by J. Shalla Meo Shalla Ed Shalla and others.
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Shalla
Washington Produce Markets Prices for Poultry and Hides
Prices list for Washington produce markets shows butter per pound at 22 cents for Leghorn Hens and other poultry rates including coco ee etc. Roosters, Weavy Springs, and chicks noted. Hides priced per pound with horse and pony hides specified. premium paid for delivered poultry. No market for sick or crippled poultry.
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OWA Live Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
W.S. Reister & Sons
Reister Creamery
Physicians and Surgeons
FE. E. Stutsman
F. & M. Bank
C. W. McLaughlin
West Main Street
W. L. Alcorn
Wilson Heating Co
W.S. Kyle
M. D
National Bank
J. M. Lloyd
Surgheon
Nicon & Fiarmion
Preston Letter
Osteopathic
South Iowa Ave
Ino. W. Applegate
Washington Street
Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
J. M. Kyle Willard
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Temple Building
Morrison & Morrison Lawyers
Morrison Bidg
North Side Sq
T. A. Brookhart Law
Joan
Opera House
Livingston & Heichier Law
Abstract Department
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
L. B. Lupton
Dowa Ave
Frank Boller
W. Washington St
DRT
Peaserve
Court House
Earle W. Corbin & Co
Chicago Cash Grain
Rye
Fred Franklin
Floyd
Randolph
Green Street
Columbus Junction
Martha Ruter
Mr. Jones
Office
Ah Jones
Office Boy
Mistress
Melissa
Landress
Brining Bros
A. L. Duensing
Wellia
Despare
John Anderson
West of
Mr Anderson
Journal
Pitt Panther
Your
Daily Journal
Mercy
Evening Journal
Cy Bush Feed Store
No Ave
Clayte Stewart
Poland
N. X
Care of Journal
Moorman
L. E.R. Care of Journal
Washinus
E. Madison
BIG Ohio Corporation
Liberal Commission
Fyr-Fyter Company
Fyr-Fyter Bldg
Dayton
Ohio
Astors
Chester
Fred Wagner
Frank H. Gray
Joe Knot- Ek
North Second Avenue
A. E. Putnam
Charlie Marek
Brooks
Congress Hotel
Shrop Buck
Homer Incent
Bey
Shropshire
Delaine
Osbert Allender & Sons
Mt. Pleasant
J. H. Baird
Joe Wolfe
Hi-Guarde
Guernsey
Springer
Roy
Miller
James Chapman
Willard Battery Station
Wea
isSatue
C. M. Booth
Wellman Town
W. Madison
Riverside
A. T. Smith
W. Boone
Marshalltown
Rubio
G. B. Thoma
15Th Street
Davenport
Iowa Avenue
O. K. Clapper
W. M. Keeley
Lorwwa
R. C. Ferguson
Board of Mdirectors
Washington Produce Markets
the Journal's
Godfrey Sommers
Kalona
Mike Mushek
Richmond
J. D Rabendld
Knotek Bros
Duroes Riverside
Chas. S. Zickafoose
Jersey
W. A. Duncan & Sons
Polands
John Jenkins
Jostans
Clip Thompson
Long’s Loan & Investment, Co
Johnson Co. Bnk
Iowa City
J. M. Goodwin
Wilson & Roth
Gibson
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