Daily Market Report Hogs Cattle and Feeders in Chicago
Chicago markets show hog receipts about 54 000 with 3 950 carryover and cattle receipts around 22 000 with 14 000 more noted for the day. Weights 160 210 and 225 325 pounds posted, with typical shifts in bids and packing sow prices down 6 40 6 60 while steer and lamb trading signs indicate firm to higher for some classes. Estimated tomorrow hogs 28 000 cattle 11 000 sheep 18 000.
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Chicago
Cardle
Coheas
Consign Your Livestock Ad For John A Babcock Yard
Classified notice directs consignors to John A Babcock Commission Merchant at Exchange Building Rooms 27-28 Main Floor in Chicago Illinois for livestock consignments. The ad emphasizes direct consignments to the Chicago yard.
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John A
Drake Relays Field Grows Further in 14th Meet
The Drake University relay meet expands as 1 000 plus athletes from colleges universities and high schools enter. Western Conference powers Notre Dame and Michigan Aggies join Missouri Valley rivals, with special races featuring Jose Jays and Loyd Rebhben. The John L Griffith trophy will honor the meet founder and go to the relay winners.
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Associated Press
Anna- Drake
Institut
Missouri Valley
Notre Dame
Tech
Denver University
Rsity of
Florida
Washburn
Marquette
Carleton
Knox
Kansas State Normal
College, Emporia
Michigan Aggies
Cleveland
Denver
Wentworth
Shattuck
Kemper
Military Academies
Jose Jay
Illinois Athletic Club
Kay Baker
University of Chicago Divinity
Loyd Rebhben
Iowa State College
Omaha Athletic Club
Wolters
Ames Star
Phil Spink
Phil Donahue
Chicago Athletic Club
Tes
Sec
Cdl
Ath
John L. Griffith
Carnival of Track Opens As Drake Relays Near
The mile relay marks the University section with the usual prize trophy. Commissioner Griffith starts the meet and Charles A. Rawson, former U S senator from Iowa, serves as referee. Drake Stadium is ready, work crews install temporary bleachers for expected crowds. Governor Kendall and state officials will attend from special boxes, joined by midwest governors as guests. Athletic notablesT om Jones of Wisconsin Herry Gill of Illinois Steve Farrell of Michigan Knute Rockne Notre Dame Karl Schlademan Kansas George Bresnahan Iowa Indian Schulte Nebraska are slated to attend.
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Griffith
Charles A. Rawson
United States
Iowa
Drake
Kendall
Mid-West
Tom Jones
Wisconsin
Herry “Gill
Iliois
Steve Farrell
Michigan
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Karl Schlademan
Kansas
George Breshada
Indian
Schulte
Nebraska
Weather Summary Marks March Crop Damage In Iowa
The Associated Press reports March storms in Iowa brought extreme temperature swings and record lows that damaged crops. Snowstorms in the second week of March followed by blizzards disrupted rail and road traffic, with 25 to 30 inches of snow in several stations. Livestock losses included about 1,000,000 pigs, milk supplies fell, coal shortages persisted, wildlife suffered, and vegetation stayed dormant through March.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Roads to Riches and the Drive to Success
A motivational note urges readers not to envy others wealth and to focus on personal effort. It contrasts two paths to riches and emphasizes busyness as a route for those without advantages or luck.
A Reflective Quote on Beauty in La Bruyere Text
A compact quotation from La Bruyere compares intelligence in men with regular features in women as a standard of beauty. It frames beauty as a style attainable by the least vain, offering a philosophical note on appearance and perception.
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la Bruyere
Washington Junior High Pioneers Farm Visit and Spring Program Highlights
Washington Junior High pupils publish notes on a farm visit displaying busy, happy farming life with a detailed account of egg hunts, meals, and a horse ride. The issue also covers a spring program with student performances, a dramatic play, and a radio lecture, plus plans for a Boy Scout play and an eighth grade party.
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J. B
Beginning of Greater Worlds in Art and Man
A compact reflection on endless pursuit of greatness in art and life. The speaker notes that even masterworks and renowned figures imply further depths, suggesting that the voyage of knowledge and beauty never ends.
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Glover
Fragmentary Obscure Note on Theorems and Names
Fragmentary text mentions a person and a telescope motif, with unclear references to names such as Tlesdore Varker and general phrases about history and discovery. The readable content is insufficient for a full event or clear summary.
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Tlesdore Varker
Spur of the Moment By J Harvey Burham
A compact column fragment reflects on garden chores and rising living costs. The writer quips about licenses expanding in city life and notes about 25 days left of school. The piece blends seasonal observations with satirical takes on public life and prices.
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J. Harvey Burham
New Student Council Forms After Oversight
The organization of the new Student Council passed by five of six home rooms with Miss Wallace's room voting against it by one. Two meetings discussed plans for school improvement and events. Gertrude Hammer was elected Service Member to manage picnics and parties for the rest of the year.
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Miss Wallace
Gertrude Hammer
William de Mille Refuses Extras Label for Nice People Cast
Producer William de Mille tells a集hundred and fifty screen players gathered for cafe scenes in Nice People that there are no extras in his company. He praises those chosen as actors for their genuine ability and notes the hand-picked group included Wallace Reid Bebe Daniels Conrad Nagel Julia Faye Eve Sothern William Boyd and Bertram Johns with a Japanese garden setting guiding the cafe sequence. Clara Beranger adapts the screen version from Rachel Crothers stage play Bought and Paid For.
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William de Mille
Paramount
Fox Theatre
Wallace Reid
Bebe Daniels
Conrad Nagel
Julia Faye
Eve Sothern
William Boyd
Bertram Johns
Clara Beranger
Lulu Bett
Rachel Crothers
Obstinate Oven Doors Resolve With Hinges Rub
Handy kitchen tip notes that stiff or squeaky oven doors can be fixed by rubbing hinges. Regular lubrication eases operation and stops the door from sticking or squeaking over time.
Iowa American Legion Notes and Events
Iowa railroads grant one and one half fare round trips for women’s auxiliary convention delegates in Burlington with a 250-delegate attendance condition. Sioux City to host national commander Alvin M. Owsley on June 238 en route to an East engagement after Sioux Falls. Legion posts urged to promote Citizen’s Military Training Camps for the Seventh corps area at Fort Des Moines August 1 for 30 days for ages 17 to 24. enrollment by Paul Beer. War roster commission funding bill failed in Senate, hindering veterans records. Davenport proposal for a club of French-born wives of World War I veterans may be adopted.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ita
Iowa
American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Burlington
N. L. McMullan
J. W. Dixon
Sioux City
Alvin M. Owsley
Legion
Owsley
Sioux Falls
Seventh Corps
Fort Des Moines
Paul Beer
Seventh Street
University Avenue
Adjutant General's Office
House
Senate
Davenport
Tri-Cities
James Kibby
Oskaloosa Post HQ Secures Two Story Building
In Oskaloosa Iowa on April 23 the local post commanded by Dr A G Roberts purchased a two story building at First Avenue and Seventh Street and converted it into a complete post headquarters. The building cost 6500 dollars.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
A. G. Roberts
First Avenue
Seventh Street
Father and two sons found in Des Moines group
Col EF S Olmstead and his sons Jerauld and George of Argonne post were located in Des Moines. Jerault serves in the navy while George serves in the Twelfth Field Artillery at Camp Travis Texas.
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Des Moines
S. Olmstead
Jerauld
George
Argonne Post
Jerault
Navy
Twelfth Field Artillery
Camp Travis
Texas
Legion Press Association planned for national convention lead
DES MOINES IOWA April 23 Frank Miles editor of the Iowa Legionaire has taken the lead in organizing editors and business managers from 225 Legion publications for the upcoming national convention of the National American Legion Press Association.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
National American Legion Press Association
Legion
Legion committees form for Minnesota memorial stadium fund
The American Legion in Minneapolis plans to appoint a committee to raise funds for a new memorial stadium at the University of Minnesota. The athletic plant is projected at 1,000,000 dollars as Minnesota mourns 3,200 World War I dead. The Hanford post in Cedar Rapids leads Iowa in membership with a drive to reach 1,000 enrollments.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
The
Hanford Post
Minneapolis
Minn
American Legion
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Iowa to Present First Bonus Check at Des Moines Ball
Des Moines April 23 the Aud itorium hosts a bonus ball to present Iowa’s first bonus check to veteran Sarle Brownlie of Davenport as guest of honor. Argonne post stages the event with Governor Kendall in attendance to award the check.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sarle Brownlie
Davenport
Argonne Post
Kendall
Iowa ranked third in total region membership
National headquarters announces Iowa ranks third among states in total region membership. Illinois leads, Pennsylvania second, with Ohio New York Minnesota California Indiana Wisconsin and Kansas also ahead of Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Minnesota
California
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kansas
Market Prices for Livestock and Hides Listing
The notice lists prices per pound for various livestock and hides including staggy springs per Ib leghorn roosters old roosters ducks geese pigeons and beef hides horse hides each. The fragment provides unit prices but lacks context or dates.
Tanlac praised by Springfield man in testimonial ad
John L Terry of 926 North Third Street Springfield Illinois recounts six years of relief after taking Tanlac saying he felt like a new man. He notes a second course two years ago and says he has not needed medicine since. Tanlac advertised as unmatched with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Indead
John L. Terry
Third St
Springfield
Ill
Bob Clarkson
Tahlac
Mob
Bride’s Bridesmaids Spark Superstition Tradition
An old superstition holds that a bride should choose bridesmaids younger than herself to avoid bad luck. The saying reflects cultural beliefs about age, luck, and wedding customs in historical social life.
Essence of Humor by Carlyle
A compact quote presents Carlyle on humor as sensibility and warm fellow-feeling toward all forms of existence. The line emphasizes humane perception as core to humor.
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Carlyle
South Australia Develops Noted Barytes Depots
Important depots of barytes of uns surpassed potency are being developed in South Australia, signaling expansion in mineral deposits and extraction activity in the region.
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South Australia
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Homer Richardson
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John Westphal
Dora Haney
Charles Barclay
Edith Brookhart
Harold Tucker
Dorothy Thompson
Pumkin Center
Hawk Eye
Rose Ranch
Miss Brindley
Jeanette Karel
Minnie Winifred Allen
Bertha Jamita McClellan
Sadie Helen Williams
Jessie Blanche Wolary
Ella Donald Crone
Clyde Everette Wallace
Uncle John
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Jdckos
Henderson
Clifford
Pat
H. &. Gymnasium
Washington Band
Hone
R. L. Gibson
Bk Mh Ib
Ss.ve
Vi. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
Mutual
Creamery
East Washington St
Ise
Terry
Washington
North Town Ave
East 2Nd Street
OSCO
Washington, Iowa
Riverside, Iowa
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Rex McDonald
Rex Sheppard
Rex Ortiz
Denmark
Lonnie McDonald
Maxeiial
Dillan
Reform Denmark
Galloway Chief
Egalite
Rex Brees
Golden King
Squirrel King
Riverside
Iowa City
G. R. Workman
H. F. Griffin
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