Washington Letter on Arms Conference in Pan American Union
Washington reports from Nov 24 1921 describe the Arms Conference at the Pan American Union in the D A R building with delegations in the Pan American building and Congress hall. It notes naval and land armament talks among US England Japan and others, plus Briand's plea for a large standing army in France, and a Thanksgiving holiday as delegates discuss policy amid market notes on hogs and bacon.
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Washington, D. C
Arms Conference
Pan American Union
Continental
Seventeenth Street
Potomac Park
White House
Executive
War Navy
Treasury Departments
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
James G. Blaine
Elihu Root
Far East
England
Japan
United States
Italy
Briand
France
Germany
Russia
Feird
America
Fat Cattle and Lamb Markets Hold Steady Into Winter
The Fat Cattle Prospect notes November cattle and long fed steers shaping a leaner supply as the season advances. Kills at $4.50 to $12.50 per cwt show wide ranges for common to prime stock, with lamb demand steady and heavy mutton less popular despite higher prices. New Zealand frozen meat stocks and current duties influence the market, while visible winter supply remains about 40 percent lower than last year.
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Noy
Sabavanhal
New Zealand
New York
Boston
Improvement in western livestock and restocking prospects
Improvement in general livestock conditions is evident as War Finance Corporation funds stimulate restocking in the West. Cattle and sheep herds recover after 1919 drought and liquidation, with Mexico and the Pacific Coast importing western cattle, and Stanfield of Oregon purchasing 50,000 head. Eastern markets remain limited to light cattle, while breeding sows have been heavily marketed, reducing oversupply and lowering gains costs to pre war levels.
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War Finance Corporation
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
United States
Stanfield
Oregon
Intrustrig Situation Improves for Livestock Producer Position
The industry notes that a fattening live stock producer will be placed in a more strategic position than any time since the European war ended. The Chicago Live Stock Exchange remarks on November 29, 1.
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Chicago Llive Stock Exchange
I am my own grandfather tale at a lunar asylum
EV Lutheran Immanuel Church announces services on Sunday December 11 with 10 30 a m divine rites and Holy Communion followed by Sunday School at noon The London Answers recounts a man visiting a lunatic asylum who explains the famous I am my own grandfather riddle in a long humorous anecdote about complex family ties
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Lutheran Immanuel Church
J. E. “Andreae
London
Divorce Petition Filed In Emmet County Court
In Emmet County Iowa January term 1922 Myrtle Holt files for absolute divorce from Walter M Holt on cruelty in human treatment with a filing deadline by November 24 1921. The notice appears in the district court.
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A. D
Myrtle Holt
Walter M. Holt
District Court
Emmet County
Iowa
Emmet County suit warns default on Jan 23 1922
Dolliver Savings Bank sues R C Brewer and wife for 1425.49 plus costs with note dated December 11 1920. Defendants must appear by noon of the second day of the January 1922 term in Estherville Iowa or a default and judgment will be entered. MORSE KENNEDY attorneys for plaintiff.
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Emmet County
Towa
Esthérville
Iowa
WM. S. Johnston
Estherville
Dolliver Savings Bank
R. C. Brewer
District Court
Morse & Kennedy Attorneys
Plaintiff -V-R
Sheriffs Sale In Emmet County Iowa Notice
Special execution from Emmet County District Court directs sale of Lot 1 Block 5 Bartletts Addition Estherville to satisfy judgment Z Shaw vs Joe Prendergast et al. Sale December 12 1921 at the courthouse front door Estherville Iowa. Sheriff Thomas Nivison announces cash bid to satisfy $1670.98 plus costs and accruing charges.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Emmet County
C. E. Shaw
Joel Prendergast
Joe Prendergast
Florence M. Prendergast
Bartlett
Estherville
Court House
Thomas Nivison
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company Ad
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company offers lands bought and sold with loans at lowest interest. Titles examined and abstracts prepared from county books, providing the only evidence of title to lands and town lots in Emmet County. Howard Espe-set, manager, office over Eagle Clothing Store.
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Emmet
Howard Espeset
Eagle Clothing Store
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B. C. Coon
Bear Party
Viel
THE
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Estherville Furniture ‘Co
Sheriff's Sale
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville, Iowa
Hansen’s Sanitary Milk Depot
L. G. Thompson’s
Libby
Kin Bowen
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