Toots and Casper Toots and Casper
Murphy reports on a playful scene featuring Toots and Casper in a lighthearted column. The piece highlights local whimsy and the characters’ humorous antics, ending with a nod to community charm and warmth.
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
6
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City
Tomorrow's cattle hog and sheep receipts mix with slower demand. Chicago counts hog receipts near 25,000 with prices easing to 10.75 to 11.50 for light to heavyweight hogs while cattle show meager supply and steadier steer and heifer prices around 12.50 to 16.25 for various weights. Kansas City reports mixed cattle and hog activity with top veal around 11.19 and stocker trades dipping, reflecting a softening market across major classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Killiz
Thea
Ila
Chicago Produce and Livestock Market Summary
Chicago shortages and price shifts for eggs and poultry. Live poultry and fowls moved to 24, while hogs and cattle saw declines or slow market, with mixed receipts across Omaha Sioux City and Saint Paul markets. Sheep and lambs weak, yearlings and vealers varied. grains faces broader volatility amid shorts and traders noted.
St Louis Livestock Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported
Cattle receipts show slow market with yearlings and heifers at 7.50, cows around 5.91, stockers and feeders 5.51 to 6.40, calves and heifers weak. Hog receipts: lighter weights 12.40 to 12.85, sows 9.59 to 10.10, pigs 11.40 to 11.85, bulk 11.50 to 11.65. Sheep and lambs market about steady with ewes 3.00 to 6.50, canners and cutters 4.00 to 4.08, woolly lambs 12.25 to 15.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaughie
Omaha
Sioux City
Tifa
St. Louis
ilLir
For Sale Spring Duroc Pigs and Hens at Vinton
A garbled listing notes pigs and hens for sale near Vinton. It mentions the American Legion, a reward, and a finder’s contact, with unclear vendor details and several fragmented phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herger
Vinton
Notice of legal action and absence for two years
Original notice describes a court matter involving Edwin Fe Besar and others. The text references a plea and a case filed, with an absence for two years and a citation of court process. Details are garbled but indicate a civil action and service requirements in Fort and related locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benten T
Glesiman
Saint Va
Edwin Fe Besar
Witanessis Irice Amd
Water safety lessons at Tow Town school
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a school activity where students and staff, including principal and teachers, engage in water safety drills at Tow Town. It mentions a turnout of pupils, some misreadings, and supervision by authorities as the event proceeds. The text references roads, a railroad, and a town setting with vague dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton
Rene TV Lee
Hacien Frink Dies Quietly Among Residents
A notice records the death of Hacien Frink, with sparse details of residence and era. The fragmentary text references Times publications and a local street address, noting Frink as a participant in the community memory without clearer dates or affiliations.
Personals Identify Visitor Stays With Greaser Family
G ce Carr arrived from Wote.co this morning and will reside with the Alfred Greaser family in Clavulttty indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Carr
Benton Holstein Breeders Elect Officers Adopt Dairy Calf Club
At a Benton county Holstein Breeders meeting officers were elected: President Matt Birker Vin ton. vice president Dale Stickney. directors A R Leffler Garrisor Harold Wehr ikan R H Dett. and Ben Olson Gl en Van Nice. The group also adopted the Dairy Calf Club and Cow Test Association as major projects and named committees for Dairy Oak Club and Cow Test. Twelve breeders have signed up with more expected. A Dairy Calf Club committee meeting is set Saturday at 1 pm October 4 at the Farm Bureau office with secretary Flor d Johnston of Iowa State Dairy Association assisting. Members urge buying calves this fall for spring wearings when prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Matt Birker
Vinton
Dale Stickney
Dairy Cale Club
Cow Test Association
Theieiajor
Dairy Oak Club
Bez Olson
Glen van Nice
A. K. Leffler
L. Trier
Robert Thompson
Matt Birzer
Dairy Calf Club
Ferm Bureau of Ice
Flord Johnston
Iowa State Dairy Association
Benton Courty
Corn Picker Quest by Scheswig Farmer Aims for Left Handed Helper
Sioux City reports Jacob Winkle man a farmer near Scheswig Jr seeks a left handed cornpicker able to keep pace with his hired girl who cribs 50 to 60 bushels daily. Winkle Man’s request was logged by J W Holmes of the state federal employment bureau. Beet Resembling a Pig Grows in Rock Falls Oct 22 a beet raised by Thomas Bartusek has freakishly matured into a pig likeness with legs tail and head identifiable, about 18 inches long. Bees and Fould Brood Disease Des Moines Oct 22 a report by state apiarist F B Paddock warns bargain bees may fail due to fouldbrood disease found in many sold hives. Farmer Drops Dead Mason City Oct 22 retired farmer Charles Torrence died of heart disease while hunting in a corn field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Jacob Winkleman
Scheswig
Winkle
J. W. Holmes
State
Federal Employment Bureau
Rock Falls
Thomas Bartusek
Des Moines
F. B
Department of Asrevitaure
Mason City
Charles Torrence
Dairymen Plan Cattle Sale Saturday at Tracer Farms
Dairy men express interest in a cattle sale Saturday afternoon hosted by Col. Dave Wilson at Tracer Farms. The event aims to showcase UK cows and attract local farmers seeking proven stock and fair market opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Wilson
Tracer
Fee
North Dakota hail loss reported by weather department
A terse bulletin from the state weather service notes hail loss in North Dakota with ongoing reports of hail events. Official data indicate damage and weather phenomena across several counties as meteorologists continue to monitor the situation and gather reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Areek NL
Bet
Yale computes time to formulate every course
A calculation estimates it would take K6 years to formulate every course offered at Yale University, highlighting the enormity of the curriculum development workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Purple Vow Blue Pige Feature in Ames Livestock Show
In Ames the Purple Vow and Blue Pige features highlight a livestock contest with a focus on shape and breed standards. Experts from college genetics and dairying explain the role of gas emissions and breed characteristics in the exhibition, emphasizing the quality of the showcased animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Ue Armory
Inimnaic
Synthetic Beef Stakes Vext Exploit Claims
Fragmentary notes describe a debate on synthetic meat and scientific achievement. Mentions Packers and individuals with garbled names. overall details are unclear but imply a discussion of bioengineering and meat production. The readable terms point to a near-mythic assertion of progress in food science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cad American
Meat “Packers
Charies
Essarch
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Casper
By Murphy
Kemp Foams
Srotche Fae Cone Haren
Din Murenyo
Chicago
Seattle
Chicago Livestock
White Red River
Wis
Minnesota
Soren St. Paul Wivestock
Beuinie Glin
Anwar Bee Culy Bueds
Becsinus
Omaesien Lower
Barler
Tiivaewy
Timecky
Gti
Clever
Peratione
Oats
Princ Ose Lisht Packers
Udder Heavy Packers
Over
Surin
Hein
Willian
Leos
Dinesa
Bisirstown
Eeaf-scrne -Omsaer
Villa SS
Poland
China
Roterz Tompson
Vinbor
Biz
Chester Waite Beests
Ray Petro, Vinton
Foe Saale
Nise Seni Guar
Witt. Hevstone
John D. Biceller
Dizistown
Iowa
Ale —Drraé
Jersey Bears
Facros
Pathfeder Sensa- Cel
Fritz Fisch
Ernest Crow
Orpingsier Roesters
S.C
Leghorn Peone
Sifeh
Merle
Henson
American Legion
Siede Office
Buroe Jerseus
Udy
Rettine
Stalin
Fo. Ie. Sk
Adi
Struisk
Charles Greenberg
Frurrier
Cedar Rapids
Hacien Frink Dies
Podey
Branden Weisz Fallezt
SSES
Frink
Benton Farm Bureau News
Ellis Lumber Ca
Shallenberger
BURCH
East
Pourih St
Waterloo
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