Market Roundup: Eggs Down Poultry Up Cattle Steady
Market review notes eggs lower while poultry prices edge higher and cattle hold steady. Hogs dip slightly and lambs show gains, reflecting mixed livestock trends.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
7
Livestock and grain prices across Omaha markets
The week saw liberal cattle and pork receipts with beef steers at 7.00 to 8.25 and top yearlings at 8.60. Hogs averaged 10.40 to 10.70 with a 10.85 top while sheep offered red lam bs with top 15.50 and ewe peak 8.75. Wheat and corn futures slipped on liquidations as farm stocks and car movements rose. early potatoes appeared in New York market. eggs and poultry prices moved higher amid steady demand.
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Omaha
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Minnesota
R. R. Ohips
Nebraska
Carrors Co
Phi Beta Kappa Founded in 1776 University W&M
Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest Greek letter college fraternity, began at William and Mary College in Virginia in 1776. The group grew from a colonial academic circle to a national honor society recognizing scholarship.
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Phi_ Beta Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa College
William and Mary College
Virginia
To Remove Spots from Hardwood Floors
Grease spots on hardwood floors can be removed by scrubbing with hot water then applying peroxide of hydrogen and allowing it to dry. The method relies on heat and hydrogen peroxide to lift stains and dry without leaving residue.
Gambie Foretells Futur Life Bets Lacking Interest
A scribbled debate on future life draws little attention as readers show no urge to place bets or speculate. The fragment hints at speculative wagers but notes no practical chance to cash in.
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Thiis
Odd Drug Store Makeover Astonishes Customer
A Chicago Journal item recalls a shopper puzzled by a white marble apothecary shop with glass doors and mirrors. The clerk later explains the space was once a barroom, a quirky architectural twist amid tincture requests.
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Chicago Journal
Gyroscope Experiments May Improve Navigation Tools
Washington Star reports on experiments using gyroscopes to correct mariner compass errors and assist submarines. The device uses a gyroscope to keep its axis fixed and a rose inside to show course changes. An electromagnetic attachment can switch it between magnetic compass and gyroscope functions independent of magnetic influences.
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Washington Star
Girl with Fiery Hair Sparks Flattering Compliments
A saying notes that a girl with fiery red hair will be told by acquaintances that her hair looks golden. The remark underscores social praise tied to striking appearance in casual commentary.
Time changes in days of old manners and powder
In a witty exchange Johnson notes women now change a lot from earlier days of powder and refuting Thomp son or Miss Sallie who says she is not painted yet but will come down shortly.
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Johnson
Thompson
Thin Ice First Fish First Fish What is that danger sign for
Two fish dialogue about danger signs on thin ice warning of risks and the art of avoiding death by not being a dead one.
Bear hunt courage story from a Mississippi thicket
A New York belle at a Mississippi bear hunt recalls a dog hunt in a cane thicket. When the dogs fail, Gus the enslaved hunter volunteers to enter and retrieve the bear. He explains he was not afraid because he knew the “old boss” and felt personally acquainted, showing frontier humor.
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Mississippi
Gus
Philadelphia Ledger
Moon Cleaning Becomes Child’s Playful Cry
Margaret, about two years old, watches the moon one clear fall evening when a light cloud slips across its surface. She calls to her mother, asking the moon be washed clean with soap and water, a charming child’s plea that ends with a giggle and wonder.
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Margaret
Louisville Courier Seals New Inevitable Move
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Louisville story about a seal or sealer project and a planned inspection or new initiative. Details are unclear but imply a civic or industrial action in Louisville. Entities include Louisville and possible public officials.
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