Daily Market Reports Hog and Cattle Prices Chicago April
Market notes show hog receipts 17,000 with holdover 4,098 and steady to 15 lower. Beef cattle and veal ranges. lighter weights higher variability. Lambs 16,000 receipts with lambs steady to higher and sheep steady. Official totals show cattle 849, sheep 14,835, calves 19,052.
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Chicago
Notable local visitors and departures in Crawfordsville
Loren Moorhead and Bruce Lease returned to Grinnell after spring vacation. Miss Grace Lease went to Parsons College Fairfield. Cecil Lease of Ft. Madison visited with the Lease family. Attendees at G. G. McElroy funeral included Harlan Strain Lon Cochran and many others from Wellman Burlington Wyman and Washington. Avonette Milton visited with her grandmother Mrs J E Williams. Mildred Johnson returned to Ottumwa to teach after visiting the Maxwell home.
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Crawfordsville
Loren Moorhead
Bruce Lease
Grinnell
Grace Lease
Parsons College
Fairfield
Cecil Lease
Ft. Madison
N. J. Lease
Harlan Strain
Rock Island
Ill
Lon Cochran
Clearfield
Will Orbin
Wyman
Will Fishburn
Winfield
W. J. Brown
Maurine
Wellman
al Benzinger
Burlington
T. F. Barker
Robert Rhea
Simons
N. L. Long
Washington
J. B. Dodds
G. G. McElroy
I. L. Milton
Avonette
Evanston
J. E. Williams
Mildred Johnson
Ottumwa
T. E. Maxwell
Captain Merrick Is Placed in Command of Cavalry Squadron
Ottumwa reports army orders from Adjutant General Lasher reorganize the First Cavalry. Captain Carl Spry becomes commander of the Service Troop formed from Headquarters and Company L units. Captain Merrick is placed in command of the second squadron with staff and transfer details affecting Ottumwa and several Iowa cities.
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Merrick
Cavalry Squadron
Ottumwa
Carl Spry
Louis G. Lasher
First Cavalry
Henry S. Merrick
Company L
Fourth Infantry
Cavalry Regiment
Spry
Service
Burlington
Montezuma
Washington
Sigouney
Oskaloosa
Iowa City
Des Moines
Sigourney
Britain’s Drink Bill Rises to 2.29 Billion Dollars
Washington April 5 Great Britain’s expenditure on intoxicating liquors reached an estimated 2.286 billion dollars in 1920 up from 1.878 billion in 1919 according to a commerce department report from Consul Hunter Sharp Edin burgh The total remains about 24 per cent below prewar levels despite the rise.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Department of Commerce
Hunter Sharp
Edinburgh
Scotland
United Kingdom
Look Out, Devil Short Prayer Echoes in Gallery
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt records a spirited church moment as a preacher prays and a Black parishioner in the gallery cries Amen and asks the Lord to cut the devil’s power in the community. The lively outburst reflects communal religious fervor and language of the era.
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Curta
Brooklyn Eagle
Farm department tops in February cow testing in Dallas County
Dallas County Holstein cows lead February testing with an association average of 1873 pounds of milk and 70.4 pounds of fat. Individual winner is a Leaverton and Son Holstein producing 2638 pounds of milk and 100.7 pounds of butterfat, with Monona Farmersburg second and Ringsted third.
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Dallas County
Pallas County
Leaverton and Son
Monona- Farmersburg Association
Ringsted
Monona-Farmersburg
Hardin County
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy advertised locally
A testimonial claims severe digestive and liver troubles improved after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad promises relief from catarrhal mucus and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee with Lemmon's Pharmacy and doctors of general notice.
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Mayr
Lemmon’s
Advt
Mountains Named for Indian Tribe
The Appalachian system was named for the Appalachee people. Its highest peak is Mourri Mitchell, standing at 6 711 feet.
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Appalachee
Farm Bureau Notes on Lady Bugs in cucumber fields
Iowa State College entomologist and Keokuk county agents report a trap crop method using crops near cucumbers to attract Lady Bugs and control cucumber lice. The approach aimed to winter Lady Bugs in the field and extend vine productivity from July to September with promising results.
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Keokuk County
Iowa
Burlington
Fitch
Iowa State College
W. K. Allen
Farming and orchard spraying notes in Cedar township
Farmers in Cedar township discuss planting time fines spraying and pruning. Names listed include Al LeFever, Ce dar, W. C. Richards, and others visiting offices for advice and services on fence posts pruning and poultry sorting.
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Cedar Township
F. I. Anwyl
Crawfordsville
Homer Brinton
W. C. Richards
Oregon Township
A. C. Gannon
Marion
al LeFever
O. C. Patterson
West Indian hurricane lore and warning flag termed
In the West Indies locals name the hurricane warning flag el panuelo del Trablo or the devil's handkerchief. The text notes hurricanes are named like women by church and other customs, with dates of opening and death linked to these signs.
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West Indies
Weather Bureau
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