Grain and Livestock Market Report Chicago Future Grains
Market figures from Rumsey & Go Board of Trade cover Hogs Cattle Sheep and Cash Grain in Chicago. Hogs steady to higher with top around 10.65 and bulk near 10.10 to 10.70. cattle mostly steady with varied classes from 4.25 to 9.86. sheep and lambs mixed with losses up to 0.60. cash grain includes hard wheat around 1.07 and mixed corn and oats values. St. Joseph notes show slight shifts in hogs cattle and sheep receipts
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Chicago
Rumsey & Go. Board of Trade
St. Joseph
Hog and cattle market figures with varied receipts
Hog receipts reach 14 000 with daily sales to shippers up 5 10 higher in 10 tower. Bulk sales range 9.80 10.40, top 10.45, heavy weight 9.90 10.35, medium 10.05 10.40, light 10.25. Heaviest packing sows 8.75 9.25, pigs 10.50 10.25. Cattle receipts reported at 6 000 beef market.
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Chicago
Young Farmers Charged With Assaulting Girls
In Muscatine Iowa June 15 warrants were issued against two farmers for assaulting two girls ages 13 and 17. Ralph Mealy fled after a midday chase, while Glen Shields was arrested and bound over to the grand jury with $5,000 bond. Healy remained at large, believed to have fled toward the Cedar River.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
Iowa
Ralph Mealy
Glen Shickts
Healy
Shields
Notice to Picnic Parties About Ice Cream Service
Notice to picnic parties offering special price on ice cream. L. M. Collier invites picnic groups to patronize and be accommodated.
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L. M. Collier
Legion Jamboree Slippery Gulch Show Plans At Atlantic Legion Hall
A large Legion meeting for Legion members their Service Star counterparts and relatives will set the stage for the Slippery Gulch jamboree. The event runs July 1–8 at City Park with roles like Radner rowboys and cowgirls to be chosen at the meeting. Elks and Legion officers outline prizes including mayor and sheriff roles and trips to New Orleans and the national convention.
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Service Star Legion
Legion Club
Slippery Gulch
Junes
Radner
Atlantic
Ray
Gulch
At- Twatlie
Elks
Mays
New Orleans
American Legion
Atlantic Post
News-Telegraph
Advertising Man Says Newspaper Is the Best Ad Medium
Chicago executive K. K. Bell told the Associated Advertising Clubs that newspapers dominate advertising. He cited 30 years of experience showing newspapers as the most economical and effective medium. Bell warned against back to normalcy propaganda and noted strong May orders. plans for a 1922 advertising push exceed $1,000,000 with high distribution and heavy market appropriations.
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Associated Press
Wilwauked
K. K. Bell
Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs
Mr. Bell
Nichols Urges Renewal Of Cigarette Licenses
City expects revenue from cigarette vendors as renewals near expiration. Jilly Ist is pay day and all licenses expire on that date. State department warns vigorous prosecution for nonrenewal and will dispatch agents to investigate and check compliance. News-Telegraph notes this at the time.
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Jilly
T. E. Nichols
State Department
Rail unions vote 91 percent for strike over pay cuts
United Press reports the U S Railway Labor Board prepared a new pay cut totaling about 145 million causing disruption for roughly 1 25 million workers across clerks oilers stationary firemen marine staff and signal crews. The 91 percent strike vote among eleven big unions signals strong resolve against the latest reductions in the ongoing readjustment.
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United Press
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Shriners Gather in San Francisco for Day of Fun
Shriners of San Francisco prepare for an annual conclave with plans to clear schedules for festivities. Washington, D. C. was announced as the site for the next conclave. Earl Mills of Des Moines was elected to a key role.
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Shriners
San Francisco
Unitea Press
Francisco
Washington, D. C
Earl Mills
Des Mnoies
Imperial potentates named at fraternal gathering
A list of officials announced at a meeting includes John Fouche of Chattanooga and E. J. Schoonover of Indianapolis as tested officers, with J James S. McCandless of Honolulu elevated to imperial potentate and Conrad W. Dykeman of Brooklyn as deputy imperial potentate. A separate notice restricts water usage to four hours daily from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, issued by water superintendent T. Be Nichola.
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John Fouche
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. J. Schoonover
Indianapolis
J James S. McCandless
Honolulu
Conrad W. Dykemen
Brooklyn
T. BE. Nichola
Funeral of Captain Robert A. Shearer Saturday
Funeral services for Captain Robert A. Shearer who died in this city will be held at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at Lewis Congregational Church with Rev Mrs Jackson Smith officiating. Interment will be in Lewis Cemetery. The casket will not be lowered at the church and the remains will lie in state from 2:30 to 4:30 tomorrow at the Lewis home for viewing.
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Robert A. Shearer
Lewis Congregational Church
Jackson Smith
Lewis
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