Weekly Marketgram Hiay reports mixed in markets
Receipts and demand moderate in principal markets with best grades selling slowly. Timothy and grass feeds show weak demand in several cities while Chicago and Cincinnati note firmer activity for certain grades. Wheat and cottonseed meal futures and cash prices shift as reports of crop damage and export sales influence sentiment.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Timothy
New York
Memphis
Minneapolis
Hie
Glover
Philadelphia
Prairie
Minneaplis
Midland
Mneapois
Oklahoma
Winnipeg
Kansas ‘City
New Oats Treatment Advised by Experimental Stations
From Fs arm Buréau reports experimental stations state a smaller water amount than earlier will control oats mildew. The recommendation uses one pint of formaldehyde per ten gallons of water to treat eighty dustiest grains. The solution should be sprinkled over the grain, mix thoroughly, cover for two hours, then oats dried carefully.
Front Gate Farm Signs Ordered for Marshall Putnam Bureau
The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau plans standard farm signs showing farmer membership in county state and national farm organizations. A January survey reports 402 farmers covering 26 000 acres of corn 17 000 oats and 11 100 other crops. Clover acreage is only 11 percent of cultivated land, prompting notes on fertility costs seed price limestone shortages and clover difficulties.
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Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau
Marshall-Putnam—Farm—Bureau
Marshall-Putnam County
United States
Farm—Bureau
Arn Bureau Federation
Ninois
Ilinois
Winds Agricultural Association
Marshall-Putnam
Farm Bureau
Card of Thanks for Funeral Assistance
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends for beautiful floral offerings and to those who donated autos or assisted at the funeral of our beloved wife and sister. Edward Mashino, Mrs Jas Daugherty, Mrs Pat McManus.
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Edward
Mashino
Jas.Daugherty
Pat McManus
Farm Leaders Select Delegates For Grain Marketing Plan
Representatives from Missouri Farm Bureaus met in Springfield on Monday to choose thirteen delegates to the national convention in Chicago next month. The group aims to ratify the grain marketing plan before presenting it to the committee of seventeen. Attending were A. N. Holmes president, Charles Ford vice president, Charles Gordon secretary, and W. G. Gerhart director of the grain marketing department of the TA.
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Springfield
Chicago
Spraying Demonstration At Edmond Quinn Farm
Mr W S Brock from the university will present a pruning and spraying demonstration at Edmond Quinn's farm three miles northwest of Henry on Wednesday March 23 at 1 30 p m for farmers who wish to learn detailed car ine methods for orchards Quinn Bros have purchased an efficient spray outfit to perform the work Cards of refinement available at Carlson's Meaty store
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W. S. Brock
Edmond Quinn
Henry
Quinn Bros
Henry Current News Fragments From Henry Area
Alvin Brown of Magnolia visited Henry to be with his wife who underwent gallstone surgery last week. Mrs. Charles Roth of Lacon is convalescing and expects to go home later this week. Adjutant notes a Henry American Legion meeting at K P Hall on March 24, 1921. J H Henderson of Princeton, long-time Bureau County resident, died at his daughter's home. Mrs Harry Fisher of Wyoming reports illness on March 13. Masons from Henry attended a Masonic school in Princeton this week. Leland Riggs and George Riggs, sons of John Riggs, reported sick with scarlet fever.
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Alvin Brown
Magnolia
Charles Roth
Lacon
American Legion
Legion
K. P. Hall
J. H. Henderson
Princeton
Bureau County
Pp. S. Pendelton
Harry Fisher
Wyoming
Henry
Masonic
Leland Riggs
John Riggs
George Riggs
Chicago
Florida
Olive
Dawson
Grandma Leech Celebrates Ninety Years of Life
Friends and relatives honor Grandma Leech on her 90th birthday. She remains alert and engaged with current events, cared for by her daughter Mrs Mayme Deck. A Presbyterian church ladies group and invited guests will gather to extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Grandma Leech
Mayme Deck
Presbyterian Church
City Clerk Warns Dogs Must Wear Tags Or Be Killed
Public notice from Mayor Pace and Geo A Pace warns all dogs must have an identification tag. Hans Otto, city clerk, to issue tags. untagged dogs found will be killed. The matter appears in personal stationery of Carlson's and Henry.
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Hans Otto
Geo
Pace
Adv
St Patrick Day Tea for Mrs Duke’s Irish Friends
Mrs Walter Duke hosts a St Patrick's Day tea for eight friends in a room transformed to green and white. Green shamrock decor, clay pipes, green cap gifts, and a menu of tea creamed chicken patty shells rolls green brick ice cream and green frosted cake featured in a festive, cheerful gathering.
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Ireland
Walter Duke
St. Patrick's
Parker House
Dr Carlson to Attend Camp House Clinic on March 22
Dr J E Carlson will be at the Camp House on Thesday forenoon March 22 from 8 to 12 o'clock fitting glasses.
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J. E. Carlson
Burglars Target Ranta Bros Store and Metamorag Garage
Burglars entered the Ranta Bros store and stole over $200 worth of shoes on a Saturday night. The Metamorag garage was also entered with no items reported missing. A separate railroad accident near Washburn damaged two trucks driven by Ernest and John Webb. both men escaped with minor injuries. Ernest suffered a broken arm. John clung to the cowcatcher and survived with few scrapes.
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Ranta—Bros
Metamorag
Teyana
Evans Crossing
Putnam W. M. Di Drakke Hogs Shipped and Local Visits
A parade of small town notices describes Putnam W. M. Di Drakke shipping hogs on Wednesday, residents visiting relatives in Peoria La Salle Henry Princeton and Minnesota, and several calls and meetings around Henry and Putnam. The piece ends with a column on public preference for advertised gasoline and its impact on sales and consumer confidence.
Tribune and Henry Current News Offer Value Deal
The Chicago Tribune and the Henry Current News are marketed as a strong pair, offered together at 8.40 dollars per year, with an included map tree promotion as part of the bundle.
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Chicago Tribune
The
Henry Current News
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