Daily Market Reports Opening Report
Hogs and cattle markets mixed with receipts and bids outlined. Estimates show hogs 29 000 today with 13 000 receipts and cattle 15 000 with top steers around 10.40, while sheep and lambs see steady to firm demand and specific price ranges. Grain and cash market details accompany, including rye, wheat, oats and corn bids and shipments.
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Dover
Colorado
New Plan Aims Faster Paper Mail Service
The Postmaster General outlined a triple program to speed newspaper mail by improving wrapping and addressing, soliciting complaints, and testing new methods. He stressed daily papers must be received promptly wherever subscribers live, including those away from home.
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Washington, D. C
Pers
New
Woman Reports Health Restored by Herbal Compound
A Wisconsin woman writes of severe illness and fatigue after one child. After using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she recovers, resumes daily tasks, and attributes family well being to the remedy. The letter extols long history of customer testimonies praising the product.
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Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Saipcm CK
Zeth Street
Mil
Lydia F. Pinkhem
Convention ends at West Chester
The Muscatine district of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church held its annual meeting in West Chester April 24 and 25 electing officers for the ensuing year. Officers include President Mrs. George Bragg Muscatine and several vice presidents and secretaries from Ainsworth Wellman Columbus Junction Ladora Crawfordsville North Liberty Keota. Next year’s convention will be held in North English.
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West Chester
Muscatine
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Bragg
J. A. Chambers
Ainsworth
Emma C. Anderson
Washington
Chas. Eliason
Columbus Junction
C. F. Mayer
Wellman
Ella Weller
I. C. Thom
Ladora
H. C
Washington County Sketches Preview Rural Life in Iowa Township
The piece records a morning visit by W H Keiper on Ainsworth R R 3 noting his 13 years carrying mail on route three and his return to work after an appendectomy. It mentions neighbors and farms, including OConner Fordyce Schmidt and Gerot families, farm sizes from 60 to 260 acres, carpentry and dairy details, and local trades from produce to breeding stock. The tone reflects small town community reporting with name checks and farm updates.
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W. H. Keiper
Searcier
Ainsworth R. R
Committee On Resolutions
Keiper
Ainsworth
Jesse Mier
Jesse
Charles Davis
Armstrong
Davenport
Junction
Lisle O'Conner
Fordyce
Don Donahue
Hille
Lisle
Wisconsin
Mr. Fordyce
Washington
New York’State
Tank O'Conner
C. W. Busby
Iowa Township
L.A
Rhode Island
Farmers’ Union
State Association of Farmers’ Unions
Investigation Into Graft Claims Among Prohibition Agents
The internal revenue bureau has begun an inquiry into graft accusations involving federal prohibition agents. Treasury officials reported to Commissioner Blair that substantial data was presented, and thus far no government loss has been found.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition Unit
Treasury
Blair
Brighton Mission Meeting Closes After Busy Sessions
The W H M S district convention of the Methodist church in Brighton closes after two days of sessions with fewer delegates than expected. Officers elected for next year include president Mrs E C Gilbert and secretaries Mrs J F Rex and Mrs Frank Cridwell, among others.
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Brighton
Methodist Church
Gobble
Fairfield
Boyd
W. B. Ireland
Haliys Catarrh Medicine Advertised for Long Use
The ad proclaims HMALIY S CATARRH MEDICINE as a long trusted remedy for catarrh over four decades. It describes an ointment for topical relief and an internal tonic that acts on mucous surfaces through the blood to reduce inflammation, sold by F. J. Cheney & Talvdn of Ohio.
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Hmaliys
F. J. Cheney
Talvdn
Ohio
Riverside area Gerots shown in close knit farming cluster
A narrator visits the Riverside area near town and describes George Gerot and his brothers and cousins, including Will Gerot with 308 acres and President Will’s son, plus Alvah and Ed. The piece notes several farms, a view from the hills, animal stock such as a registered Belgian colt named Einar, Hampshire hogs, and cattle. The author praises local, hard working families and their farms, and ends with thanks to Journal editors for local coverage.
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Ed. Gerot
Oscar
Oscar Jugenheimer
Jugenheimer
Ed. Geret
Alex Bruty
Gerot
Poland
George Gerot
Einar
Peter Gerot
Mack Keister
Frank Bruty
Will Gerot
Alvah Gerot
Will
George
Riverside
Frank Kallaus
John Havel
Frank
Hampshire
Hampshires
Glenn Heyes
Kallaus
W. S. Reister and Sons Directory Entry
W. S. Reister and Sons listed with phone number 114 in the local business directory.
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