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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
8
Lost and found ad offers reward for return of glasses. Owner may claim property at Frenian office by presenting proof of ownership and paying a fee. Includes contact details and a priority notice for collection.
A dense OCR fragment lists weights and prices for cattle and hogs, noting medians and ranges. Items include various weights from 130 to 250 pounds, with prices around 13.28 and 11.95 per unit, and references to market sections and vendors.
The article discusses farming conditions and forecasts for the spring crop year. It notes concerns over wheat and corn yields, with estimates suggesting a total production near 250,000,000 bushels. The piece compares current expectations to the 10-year average and mentions potential impacts on acreage and farm income.
The fragmentary OCR lists cattle and dairy values, dairy and meat product prices, and market figures. It mentions nitty details like per cent aid, average yield, and various stock classes, with numerous figures for beef, milk, and produce. The passage conveys a busy market page with trading notes and price ranges across several commodities.
Chicago market notes show lowest wheat crop estimates for 1817 and price shifts by noon with September futures around 1.67. Reports indicate strong trading interest and expectations of favorable yields, while buyers and sellers watch for daily fluctuations. Australian hosiery trends are noted as American-made preferred by women.
The Department of Markets forecasts 661,000,000 bushels of wheat for 1925 with production and price trends analyzed. It notes a 10-year average of 47,000,000 bushels and discusses variations from wartime output, projected per bushel prices, and shifts in related crops including barley and oats, with emphasis on the forecasted supply and price changes.
Fragmented OCR shows grain futures and prices for wheat corn and oats with confusing numbers. It hints at bid and offer ranges and trading activity in Chicago markets but lacks coherent details or full context.
Market notes indicate grain futures declined broadly with wheat and other grains dropping as speculative buyers pull back. Analysts cite government reports and harvest expectations, while traders weigh potential price support from domestic policy and export prospects.
The text describes cabbage growth, root handling, and transplant care. It mentions selecting hardy varieties like Watefield and Jersey Watefield, shading young plants, and spacing 12 to 18 inches apart with 2 to 3 foot ditches. It cautions against careless handling or overwatering and notes regional market references.
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