U S Horses And Mules Survive Auto Era In Study
Data by the Horse Association of America reports over 19 million horses and mules in the United States with more than 17 million on farms and over 2 million in cities. Wayne Dinsmore says local delivery favors horse drawn equipment under 20 miles daily. Cities will need many team tracks to support continued horse use and interregional trade links show mutual profit across states despite highways.
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Chicago
Horse Association of America
United States
Wayne Dinsmore
Association
Dinsmore
Cox ¢Companies
Boston
America
Georgia
Nebraska
Pennylvania
Colorado
Classified Advertisements From Daily News
Multiple small ads list items for sale including a hotel Dixie bargain and a five pallible foods, rentals for front rooms with bath access, a lost gold fountain pen engraved R M Breard Jr, and various vehicles with prices. Addresses and phone numbers appear with each item. The mix shows typical late 19th or early 20th century local commerce and notices.
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R. M. Breard, Jr
News-Star
Cotton Market Report Card from Wednesday December 7 1921
The bulletin shows mixed upland cotton bids with spots around 16.75 and 17.50 per hundredweight, fair demand, and several futures figures for May and January. Liverpool market reports limited demand with 10.71 dollars per unit and 5000 sales. The text notes steady to quiet activity and earlier close levels.
Chicago Wheat and Corn Closing Quotes From Market Ledger
Market table shows Chicago wheat and corn prices with bid offers and settlement figures for December and May futures. Notable entries include Dee 1.10 1-8 and May 1131-8 for wheat, with corn prices around 47 461-2 and May 338-8 63 531-8 681-4.
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Coorn
L L Smith Sees Bullish Cotton Outlook Amid 8 Million Bale Estimate
L L Smith reports in New Orleans that a government crop estimate near eight million bales is likely, with trade ready to buy on any market dips. He notes lighter ginnings and demand signals from spots in the south or Liverpool may trigger renewed buying, as supply tightens toward next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Smith
New Orleans
Sninner
Liverpool
H. & B. Beer
Praise Of Social Institutions Keeps World From Going Worse
Dr. Wm. E. Barton argues that while institutions such as the state church school and courts show failures, their efforts prevent a deeper decline. He notes education lifts some from ignorance, courts prevent crimes, and churches, though imperfect, sustain hope, love, and faith, keeping humanity from total collapse.
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Singapore
Kankakee
Timbuctee
Cotton Quarantine Sought Over Pink Bollworm Risk
Wanamaker writes Secretary Wallace urging strict quarantine against Texas and Louisiana cotton areas infested with pink bollworm. In Chicago, union packing house workers strike expands with reports of reduced production. In Washington, E. E. Hindman is nominated by President Harding as U S attorney for the southern district of Mississippi.
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Columbia
Wanamaker
American Cotton Association
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Louisiana
Chicago
Washington
E. E. Hindman
Harding
United States
Mississippi
Medical Society to Meet at Bohemia Cafe Tonight
The Ouadhith Parish Medical Society will hold its annual banquet at the Bohemia Cafe tonight at 7:30 o clock. Dr. C. P. Gray, the president, will preside. The banquet promises to be an interesting affair.
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Ouadhith Parish Medical Society
Bohemia Cafe
C. P. Gray
Bible Study Class Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Bible Study class will meet at the Presbyterian church on Thursday at 3 45 p m.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Austrian surgeon to end free clinics and return to Vienna
Dr Adolph Lorenz famed Austrian surgeon said he would discontinue free clinics in the United States due to opposition from the medical profession and plans to return to Vienna as soon as possible. Community notices promote gift ideas at local shops including Woman's Exchange and Allen Electric Co with seasonal sales and services.
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New York
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Local Classifieds and Notices From West Monroe
Advertisements for daily open woman services, Christmas gifts on Grand Street, and a notice inviting inquiries about carpentry concrete wallpaper painting and general repair work by Albert Schepis and Son. Local ads promote mattresses from L W Gresham Mattress Factory, fresh milk service, Leon's home chili, Phoenix Drug Store roses, Griffin Studio stand frames, and a posted property with hunting restrictions by Mrs W B Miller.
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Albert Schepis
L. W. Gresham Mattress Factory
West Monroe
Truth and Sympathy in Practical Life Quote
A balancer of ideals and deeds, the quote emphasizes truth as root and human sympathy as guiding practice in everyday life attributed to E. H. Chapin.
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E. H. Chapin
Also Mentioned on This Page
DeSiard
U.S
Hotel Dixie
Bath
Thomas Jones
Nice
J. T. Cole
St. John
Layton Avenue
Stransky Vaporizer Co
Pukwana
S. D
Washington Street
South Fifth
FORD
Ford Coupe
DODGE
Milner Motor Company
Terminal Heights
Tron Mountain Bakery
Cyrille Pecastane
DeSiard Street
Sidney Kahn
J. F. Heard
Texas Avenue
T-Bt
Kareaen
Berton
Ascaip
Wm. E. Barton
Medical Society
Lorenz
Allen Electric Co
South Grand St
West Monroe Methodist Missionary Society
Griffin Studio
Walker
Walker Brothers Grocery Co
Miller & Hart
Leon
Phoenix Drug Store
W. B. Miller
Dainty and Postel
Scudder
Gardner
Utes
Copeland
Groceteria
Royal Confectionery
Star Brand
Smith Brothers, Ltd
Green’s Market
W. C
Lee
DeSiard St
Cash and Carry Grocery
W. L. Gordon
Old Stand
Ces
Wesson Woil
Scoco
Satford Tun
Ted ST Pras
Sixth and
Adams Streets
Monroe Feed CO
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