Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep and Lamb Values
Estimated receipts today hogs 15000 cattle 10000 sheep 26000. hog market mostly 18 to 25 cents higher with tops 8.40 for heavy weights. beef steers 6.00 to 10.40, veal calves 7.50 to 12.50. lambs 4.50 to 8.85. official yesterday hogs 25295 cattle 12210 sheep 20907 clipped with shipments and totals listed.
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Consign Your Livestock Direct to John A Babcock
Advertisement offers livestock consignments through John A Babcock commission merchant at 27-20 Main Floor Exchange U S Yard Chicago Illinois. It promotes direct consignments and handles various stock types for sellers in Chicago.
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Farm Sale Dates List for September and October
A sequence of livestock auctions listed with dates and sellers across Iowa and Washington. Entries include Duroc Jersey sales by John Krebs & Sons Riverside Oct 1 Knotek Bros Seattle area Oct 4 and J M Lord & Son Ainsworth Oct 12. Poland China and Duree Jersey sales noted at multiple towns such as Fairfield Washington and Ollie Oct 8 through Oct 22.
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Riverside
Iowa
Duroc Jersey Sale
Knotek Bros
Washington
Harry Leffler
Haskins
C. C. Free
Fairfield
Poland
China
E. J. Paul
Ollie Breeders
Ollie
J. M. Lord & Son
Ainsworth
Duree Jersey
P. J. Welsh
Ernest Carlson
John Wagner
Farm Bureau Notes on Kan-Red Seed Wheat and Beans
Pauley Brown sent two trucks to Henry county for Kan-Red seed wheat. Ross Van Nostrand and Will Caldwell traveled to Wayland to collect Kan-Red seed wheat delivered by H. C. Foster. Theo Orier had seed shipped from Mt. Pleasant by A. D. Hays. Edgar Porter also sourced Kan-Red from Brown. Rush Helwick reports a fine volunteer bean crop in oat stubble. hogs feast on beans left in corn, bears noted in oats. Milt Godfrey plants Black Eye Brow and Columbian beans. hogs favor the beans and he plans to use beans next to corn. Walter Brown grows Columbian beans again and praises them.
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Henry County
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Will Caldwell
Wayland
H. C. Foster
Theo Orier
Mt. Pleasant
A. D. Hays
Edgar Porter
Rush Helwick
Mr. Helwick
Milt Godfrey
Walter Brown
Seed, poultry, and cattle notes from farm desk
Farmers report Ebony soy seed and Rosen rye requests while noting recent seed sales. County agent culls over 20 000 hens as poultry prices stay firm. The Chicago Livestock Bulletin analyzes feed, market trends, and anticipated winter cattle and hog movements amid changing consumption.
Seed corn collection tips for cold weather
Seed corn quality hinges on proper storage in a dry place before freezing. A seed kept dry will germinate next spring, while badly lodged or damp seed suffers. Early freezing weather sets the stage for seed viability through to planting season.
Last Offensive Bow Duel in Edinburgh Ends Quietly
A historical note records the last bow and arrow duel in Edinburgh in 1791 between two gentlemen. Each fired three arrows without causing harm, marking the final notable use of bows in armed competition in that era.
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The First Laugh: Origins of Ha and Human Expression
An exploration proposes the first laugh began as an exclamation of triumph. Prehistoric humans after defeating a neighbor emitted a victorious ha. The sound evolved into laughter as social bonds and communication developed.
Relief measures ease farm loan strain and bank liquidity
The text describes the impact of relief on frozen loans, halting liquidation, and easing money market conditions for feeder and stock cattle loans. It urges bankers to contact committees managing the fund at established banking centers where loan application blanks are available.
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Iowa dates to make new war on booze campaign
A ten months campaign for absolute prohibition in Iowa was announced today. It begins in Lee county on October 9 and will sweep across most counties through the fall winter and spring, aiming to enforce statewide Prohibition.
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Iowa Anti Saloon League Plans Statewide Sunday Meetings
Heads of the organization announce the most comprehensive public sentiment drive yet in Iowa. Every sizable city will host Sunday meetings in churches to discuss the fight against bootlegging and liquor. Speakers will include league officers and volunteers from pulpits and colleges.
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Anti-Saloon League
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