Late Market Quotation Summary for Live Stock and HAY
Strong demand across beef steers with best northern cattle at 11.25 and top packers at 11.50 to 12.00, mid grades 9.50 to 10.50. Cows and heifers active. first cows around 8.05. other stocker and feeder prices rising, heavy steers up to 9.50 and stockers 6.50 to 7.50. Lambs 12.75, yearlings 6.75. ewes 5 to 6.25. Hay and grain prices listed for Denver bulk and regional feeds. Eastern live stock markets show higher lambs, mixed cattle gains, hogs weaker. Continuous price ranges across categories and locations.
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Dale
Chicago
Gisinn Kraden
Nevada
F. C. Bb
Denver
Leuns
Navy
Cole
Colorado
Colo
Ghost in No Man's Land leaves a ghostly message
Capt. Osann led a propaganda leafleting mission on the Mets front and sneaked within 80 yards of the wire to call soldiers by name. Alsace-Lorraine troops whispered of a “ghost” answering, prompting reports to the Kommando and possible rifle fire orders.
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Mets
EL 1B
Osansa
Heber Blankenhorn
Harper's Magazine
Dennn
Fritz Schneider
Willy Liebmann
Oxann
Osann
Osnann
Dampintour
Boche
Alsace-Lorraine
No Man's Land
Coblenz Victory Hut Demolished Marking End Of A. E. F. Landmarks
The Stars and Stripes reports the demolition of the Coblenz victory hut, once a central eating place for 7,000 soldiers from bridge heads. After a heavy November snow damaged the roof, authorities considered repairs then converted the space into a skating venue and light lunch area for the AEF, with civilian workers serving daily.
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Rhine
First Army
Coblenz
Stars and Stripes
Sweet potatoes gain market prominence with new curing methods
The article notes sweet potatoes may become more common in markets as storage improved by new curing methods. Plants for storage have sprung up in the South, and sweeter varieties are being developed. A campaign aims to promote marketing of better sweet potatoes nationwide. The sweet potato is a yam rather than a true potato, originating in America.
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South
Kansas Woman Draws Line Over Night Revelations
The Topeka State Journal notes a Kansas divorce where incompatibility of religious temperament was cited. The wife testified she did not mind his being a devout man but objected to returning at 3am after studying the Book of Revelation with a friend.
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Kansas
Topeka State Journal
Yellowstone Park Story from Uncle Sam’s 1920 Bulletin
A long piece recounts the discovery and promotion of Yellowstone National Park, tracing 1800s explorations by Lewis Clark Colter and Bridger, the park’s establishment in 1872, and highlights from Uncle Sam’s 1920 Yellowstone Bulletin. It emphasizes geysers, fossil forests, wildlife refuge status, trout fishing, and the Grand Teton range as key features and attractions for visitors.
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Colter
Stuttmer
Uncle Sam
Yellowstone
Hell
Weill
John Colter
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
Napoleon Bomparte
United States
Mississippi
Great Britain
Jefferson
James Monroe
France
Robert BR. Livingston
Napoleon
Spain
Canada
Rockies
Texas
Lewis and Chirk
St. Louis
Columbia River
Missouri
Mintie
Manuel Lisa
Lisa
Fort Lisa
Big Horn
Jackson's Hole
Pierre
Ios
Hera
Walter
Dp Colter
Whita Clark
Ble Comomider
Kore Lis
Yellowstome
Secon
Jim Bridger
Willian B. Ashley
Rocky Mountain Fur Company
Bridger
Great Salt Lake
Seottig Crowther
Angus Ferris
Ava Tinaigh
Montana
Togo
Atelaliy
Cornelia Dledsom
Aeprenmier US
Aeljitire
Congress
Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service of
Interior Department
Wyoming
Montan
Idaho
Mount Washburn
Heart Lake
Oltying
Sonny
Rick
Herum
Peueer
Ratog Ming
YelloWwatune
Curt Nore
Norris
Thumb
Grand Canyon
The
Yellowsique
Niagara
Park
Lamar River
Lregular Heights
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone River
Teton Mountains
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Union Nova Service
Denver Live Stock Markets
Rolm
Oyoll Hany
Timothy
Cccnenenens
South Park
eNo
Mehite
Harley
Timothy Seed
Uhlenwo Dairy
NO Man’s Land
Feds
Guptis
ALACE
Mayes
Phagha Bay
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