Grain and Livestock Market Report Chicago and Omaha
Grain and livestock prices in Chicago and Omaha show mixed results. Wheat futures anchor the grain section with No 1 hard at 1.074 and various No 2 and yellow hard prices. oats range from 39 to 48 cents. Hog receipts around 8,000 in Chicago with steady to strong demand, top at 7.45, sows and pigs varied. Cattle receipts 500 with mixed shifts from week to week, fat cattle uneven. Sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs around 15.50 to 15.00 for good grades and culls down to 7.00. Omaha hogs around 5,500 with gains of 10-15 cents, top near 7.05, cattle limited with higher bellies.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock
Omaha
Visit by Lela Blanchard Drewelow to Anita roots
Mrs. Lela Blanchard Drewelow of Wesley Iowa visits Anita where her family once lived. Daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Blanchard, a former Anita resident and teacher, she is married to Wellington Drewelow bank cashier. They have two children Bobby and Betty, and plan a trip to Omaha to see her parents now in that city.
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Lela Blanchard Drewelow
Wesley
Iowa
Anita
Drewelow
Wellington Drewelow
Bank of
Bobby
Betty
Mama
Omaha
Anita Record
Beef and sheep market report shows varied cattle and lamb prices
Beef and veal prices moved up with bulls and feeders steady to strong while cows and heifers showed weaker ranges. Practical top seen at $9.86 for feeding steers and up to $11.00 for week high. Sheep and lambs were mostly lower with lambs $14.75 to $15.50 and feeding lambs about $12.76 to $13.00. ewes trimmed to around $3.60 to $4.75.
New Superintendent Elected for Anita Public Schools
At a board meeting of the Independent School District of Anita J W Garlock of Plagantville was chosen superintendent of Anita Public Schools at a salary of 2500 dollars per year. He is a family man with years of active, successful experience in school work and comes with strong recommendations.
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Board of” Education
Independent School, District of
Anita
Plagantville
Anita Public Schools
S&s
Anita Record
Garlock
Hat
Adair Lady Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday
Mrs BE Rowland mother of Mrs Wm H Wagner of this city, living with her daughter Mrs F J Patten in Adair, celebrated her 90th birthday last Thursday. Born in Derbyshire England June 14 1833, she came to the United States at age nine and settled in Guthrie county with her husband on a Grant township farm in 1860. In good health for her age, friends visited to extend congratulations.
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Adair Lagy
BE. T.rowland
Wm. HT. Wagner
F. J. Patten
Adair
Anite
Rowland
Derbyshire
England
United States
Guthrie County
Grant Township
That County
Rox
Harlan Man Victim of Sudden Heart Attack
R L Edwards a well known retired farmer and taxi driver of Harlan died suddenly at his home Thursday evening. Death was due to a heart attack. He had been a prominent farmer in Harrison and Shelby counties before retiring last March and moving to Harlan where he ran a taxi garden and poultry business and left many friends.
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Harlan, Ta
R. L. Edwards
Harrison
Shelby
Harlan
Long Time Shelby Residents Die In June Passings
Two long time Shelby residents died in June. Mary Rold wife of J Rold passed away June ? She was born in 1867 in Denmark and had lived in Shelby county since age 18. She is survived by her husband and four children. Julia E Border of Harlan died June 12 after a lingering illness. She was known as an active church worker and is survived by four children. Burial for Mary Rold was June 15 at Harlan.
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Harlan
Shelby County
John Terry
Grove Township
Laurenta Earlback
Oklahoma
Woodward
Grove
Shelby Pass
Atrs
Mary Rold
J. Rold
Den
Sie
Jehildren
Julia E. Border
Glacial Age Timelines Narrow 20 000 Year Range
A historical note discusses the glacial age timing, stating that the period has been placed at about 20 000 years, with references to a 30 000 year estimate in contrast. The article highlights debates over the duration of the glacial age and the uncertainties involved in dating its span.
Former Anita man dead Calif. former Anita man dead Calif
Jerome H. White longtime Lincoln township resident died May 18 1928 in San Francisco after a lingering illness from asthma. He left Anita in 1892 and lived in Big Timber Montana before moving to San Francisco. He married Ida Moore. two daughters. Cremation performed and ashes sent to Lincoln Center Cemetery for burial with family rites. He was 50 years old. Survived by brother S Frank White, last of ten children.
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Anita
Iowa
Jerome H. White
S. Frank White
Lincoln
Township
San Francisco
California
Cass County
Griswold News Roundup Sees Local Visits and Changes
Mrs Russell Gresnell returns from Red Oak after visiting her father A B Connick. H A Barcus travels to Omaha. Louis Rexinig, son of Mr and Mrs M Reinig, returns from Yale via Great Lakes to Minneapolis. Griswold National Bank exterior repainted. Chas Robinson of Hamburg visits Ben Brown home. Mrs A G Arrasmith and two children of Fullerton Neb visit J V Carlton family. Geo B Phillips acts mayor in Kuester's absence. Mrs James Menneally and daughter travel in Sullivan County Indiana.
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Griswold
Russell GresnellHas
Red Oak
A. B. Connick
H.A. Barcus
Omaha
Louis Rexinig
Ho M. Reinig
Yale
Great Lakes
Minneapolis
Griswold National Bank
Uct
Chas Robinson
Hamburg
Ben Brown
A. G. Arrasmith
Fullerton
Neb
J. V. Carlton
Geo. B. Phillips
Absehen
Wm. Kuester
James Menneaily
Sullivan’ County
Indiana
Local Social Roundup and Visiting Notices
Car lson visitors N R Graham and Gold Hendricks traveled to Omaha on business at the stockyards. Shenandoah pool project advances with Roy Scott stating bathers may swim today and a formal opening planned Sunday. Various locals enjoy visits, trips, and recoveries including Irvings, Morfords returning from Illinois, Burwells from Red Oak, and Emma Archer visiting from Los Angeles. Notices warn landowners to cut weeds and coordinate property upkeep.
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Cand
A. M. Burns
Carlson
N. R. Graham
Gold
Hendricks
Omaha
Roy Scott
Otto Knop
Shenandoah
Mrry Ellis Mueller
Noble
John Knoke
Roddy
William Munro
Duncan Munro
Carson
Fred Nigerson
Kate
Streator
Ill
Girard
N. A.’ Lewis
N. Ruhr
Red Oak
R. J. Mackrill
Emma
Archer
Emma Rudig
Los Angles
Calif
W. E. Stewart
Aurora
Philips
John Redding
John Shallberg
Porth Ta
Mr Davis
John
President Urges Merging Rail Lines for Farm Credit Relief
President calls for merger of rail lines to improve market access for farmers. He advocates an intermediate credit system guided by seasonal needs to stabilize prices and ease debt, arguing farmers seek fair prices and debt relief rather than deeper indebtedness.
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Aigent
Iowa Legion special to Council Bluffs trip announced
The Iowa legion group plans a special march to Council Bluffs departing October 10 over Rock Island. About 2,000 Iowa men are expected to travel via connections through Colorado Springs Denver Ridg e Grande and Salt Lake City to San Francisco. National Commander Alvin Owsley and Dr Kate Weller Barratt arrived in Iowa for addresses in Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Omaha.
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State Transportation Committee
Council Bluffs
Nortief
Towa Legionaires
Rock Island
Colorado
Springs
Denver
Grande
Salt
Lake
City
San Francisco
Iowa
Alvin
Owsley
Kate Weller
Barratt
National ‘Auxiliary
Legionaires
Siowe City
Cedar’ Rapida
Barrett
Sioux City
Cadsr
Rapids
Omaha
Bellevue ‘Vocational Thrafning School
Bluis
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NBA Service
Wolfinger Grain Co
Harlan Man
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Dan Desdunes
Stahl Roduction
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Stone
Clea
Madison
Ruth Clifford
Atlantic ‘Theatre
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