Elgin Butter Market Shapes U S Prices Weekly
Elgin Illinois guides U S butter pricing through Monday board sessions. Buyers and sellers reach final bids before 2:30 p m and a five member quotation committee sets the fair weekly price. The region dominates corn wheat oats and barley production though its lead is waning as other regions grow.
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Eggs From Germany Reach New York Market Amid Shortage
To ease egg scarcity in New York and other cities, Germany shipped supplies that proved unsatisfactory. A tester found imported eggs smaller and shakier due to ocean transport, packed in three layers in 12 by 4 boxes and chilled en route. Local cold storage remains strained until mid February, while Toronto markets show stronger supply as weather shifts threaten price trends. A New York carload last week sold slowly with weak demand.
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Sugar Beet Results From Wiarton Growers
The Wiarton Echo lists district sugar beet growers with contracted acres, percentage sugar, and money received. Most plots were small averaging one to two acres though a few were ten to twelve and one farm had fifty acres. Returns ranged from under 10 to 80 dollars per acre with several between 30 and 40 dollars.
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Wiarton Echo
Crops in the North Central States
Crops in the North Central States occupy 25 percent of the area yet support a larger share of agricultural production, highlighting the region's high productivity despite its smaller land footprint. The passage notes the area’s significance in national farming output.
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Cabbage Trade Seen in U S Markets
Michigan and Wisconsin cabbage growers fetch about 50 dollars per ton at shipping stations. Foreign stock brings similar prices, but Denmark ships are nearly done and next month's supply looks tight. The southern crop is believed to be short.
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Intelligent study of corn yields in the central west
The Homestead urges farmers to select top ears from corn, plant seed separately in rows, and compare results to improve strains. By isolating grain from the best ears across successive seasons, farmers can raise average yields by a substantial margin and create a more productive corn stock.
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Guard Dies at Ft. Madison After Sudden Heart Failure
Leigh Richmond Jones a longtime guard at the penitentiary in Ft. Madison died today of heart disease at age fifty. A well known local citizen he arrived from Clarinda twenty years ago and later served as a guard at the state prison.
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Bank of Coin assigns assets to creditors
The Bank of Coin at Coin Iowa in Page county owned by Luther Van Arsdel has made an assignment for the benefit of its creditors. The deposit schedule shows about 60 000 dollars in assets including real estate in several states.
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Davenport Employers Organize Meeting to Fight Unions
Davenport employers will hold a meeting this evening to form an association to resist the encroachments of labor unions. The association will become a member of the National Industrial Alliance.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted in 19th Century Ad
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. It claims the product digests what you eat and strengthens stomach membranes, featuring a testimonial from S. S. Ball of Ravenswood West Virginia. Bottles are sold at $1.00 with a smaller trial size offered for 50 cents.
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Burglars Hit Iowa City Clothing Store in Late-Wourth Report
In Iowa City on March 16 two burglars entered George Spiedle’s clothing store and stole about $1,000 in goods. Homer Spiedle confronted one burglar who choked him unconscious before escaping with roughly $100 worth of merchandise. Police found no clue, and Spiedle says he can identify the assailant.
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Domestic Awarded Damages in Oskaloosa Trial
In Oskaloosa on March 10 a jury awarded Mrs. Bertha Gabriel 2800 dollars in damages against Mrs. Etta Duf fin McMullin. Gabriel, a servant arrested on theft charges by McMullin, was released after a justice court trial. A counter suit for 10000 dollars ended after a 10 day trial. McMullin, formerly of Grinnell, recently married Mr. McMullen, a wealthy retired citizen.
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Mississippi Free From Ice Reaches Keokuk
Keokuk reports the Mississippi River opened completely as far north as the city after ice cleared. The thaw ends a period of solid ice blocking river traffic and enables navigation downstream and upstream progress.
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Fine Horses Going Blind in Lake City
A horse eye disease has appeared in Lake City causing anxiety among horsemen as several fine horses have become totally blind from the illness.
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Doctor Shallenberger Promised Cure Fulfills Guarantee
J H Kirkner of Independence Iowa, a prominent Buchanan county farmer, claims the Chicago specialist cured his long kidney and heart troubles after a careful examination. He urges others to consult Dr Shallenberger for effective treatment.
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Comes Home III Dies Suddenly
Wilber Hart, who returned to Washington from Davenport ill with a cold, refused a doctor. He worsened rapidly, bedridden by afternoon and died at 3 o clock. Physicians diagnosed pneumonia as the cause.
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Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured by Pain Balm
Dennison Ohio brakeman William Shaffer says inflammatory rheumatism confined him to bed for weeks. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm from McCaw's drug store he recovered within a week and could return to work. For sale by Israel & Thoma. Mar.
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Man Drinks Acid by Mistake in Narrow Escape
Denmark Mach 12 Q Turner nearly died after swallowing carbolic acid mistaken for sweet oil. A neighbor summoned a doctor. Turner was unconscious on arrival but recovered with prompt treatment.
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Colds Linked to Pneumonia Case of Mrs Fenner Cured
Mrs. Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Ind suffered a deep seated cold that caused pneumonia and loss of weight. She attributes full recovery to One Minute Cough Cure after four bottles, saying it strengthened her lungs and restored her weight and health. Sold by all druggists. It is a good deal easier to make money than to save it.
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Marion, Inc
Mar
Washington Letter Sees Hearst Rising in Democratic Center
In Washington the piece notes anger at the president over Dawes Commission corruption reports and a pushy Hearst candidacy. It cites the Bristow post office probe, party shifts, and attacks from the New York Evening Post as fueling Hearst support among Democrats. Charles A. Edwards signs off.
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Iowa News roundup of losses, projects and local events
All over Iowa reports losses from fires and thefts, new bank and insurance clubs, public works freezes, and civic notes. Douds mill loss stands at 30 000 with 18 000 insured while Fort Dodge underwriters club forms. Des Moines delays for lack of funds. Du buque burglaries confessed. Dubuque priest? ministerial union seeks Chautauqua revival in Waterloo. Iowa building at world’s fair costs about 37 000. prison population at Ft Madison 456. Davenport church debt 25 000 cancelled. Local disputes include Des Moines campaign salaries suit. Perry dispute over horse theft. Walnut route funding.
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Proper Treatment of Pneumonia
A health note urges against self treatment for pneumonia and recommends calling a physician. It states pneumonia stems from a cold or grip and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy may ward off the attack. Dr. W J Smith of Sanders Alabama endorses its use in pneumonia. Sold by Israel & Thoma. Mar.
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Language Mirrors Wardrobe: A Girl’s Expressive Style
The phrase suggests a girl adapts her speech to suit her clothing. It highlights how fashion and language intertwine to communicate identity and mood. She uses speech that harmonizes with colors, textures, and trends she wears.
Train Schedules and Stop Notes
The timetable lists 12 Fast Train at 2 24 a m 4 Mail D at 7 14 p m 72 Freight B at 8 30 a m 44 Golden State Limited at 3 33 a m D daily B except Sunday Nos 43 and 44 stop only for through passengers.
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