Robbers Hold Up Bank of Sandy Springs
Bank thieves seize 4500 dollars and kill the director in a Sandy Springs heist. The attempted motive appears linked to a trade promotion at Fox and Dewey's offering discounted cash purchases on shoes and garments.
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Fox & Dewey's
Jeather
Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Prices and Large Receipts
Chicago market report shows estimated receipts of 22 000 hogs and 8 000 cattle with 11 000 sheep. Hog prices peak at 15 35 per cwt with various weight categories posted. beef and veal values range from 10 50 to 14 00, while cattle and stocker items show broad spreads. Total receipts 38 986 cattle 10 593 sheep 17 330 calves 2 763 muscle
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Chicago
Siow
Market Shifts Note Oats and Clover Prices
Fragmented OCR notes show oats prices rising with percentages and a December Clover price in the range around 22.50. The entry mentions market tone and trend indicators with several numeric values and percentages.
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Clover
Sixty five year old veteran wins large damages in local case
John fe ion, a World War veteran from Sioux Falls, wins a 45000 verdict in district court against J C Blenkeron of Mitchell for seduction and alienation of his wife. Blenkeron allegedly seduced the wife Henderson while she was in the army, leading to their marriage. Blenkeron valued at 250000, he claims Henderson and former wife blackmailed him. The testimony is described as sensational.
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Sioux Falls
John Fe Ion
Disef Court
J. ¢. Bilenkeron
Mitchell
Blenkeron
Henderson
Danish Potatoes Rejected at New York Port
About 2 000 sacks of potatoes from Denmark were refused entry by the Federal Horticultural Board. The batch, arrived March 4, had 7 percent infected with scab and rot. Rejected portion may be shipped to Cuba. some good stock sold wholesale at 4.55 per 100 pounds.
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Denmark
New York
Federal Horticultural Board
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Grain Market Outlook Faces Rail Strikes and Low Supplies
Wagner Weekly notes a late season with small eastern feed stocks and rising wheat prices around 3.36 a bushel. It cites rail strikes limiting grain receipts, shows May corn and oats highs, and warns of possible wheat scarcity in 1921 as visible supplies in oats and corn shrink abroad and weaken position for fresh funds.
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Chicago
World Financial News
U. S
Oldsmobile Economy Trucks in Bank Service
A bank adopts Oldsmobile economy trucks for its collection runs to ensure reliable on time deposits. The ad asserts trucks offer dependable service, implying banks require dependable transport and suggesting readers consider the same for personal use.
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KE. W. Wagner & Co
Iowa City
Lowe
Obher
Markey
Journal’s Farm Department
Journal Office
Wallace
Vanee
Europe
Argentina
Russia
U. 8
Wagner Weekly Review
Kemp
Poland
China
E. J. Paul
Washington, Iowa
Mannhardt Brothi
Mutual
Cream Station
Green Hotel
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Ose
Ise
John E. Thompson
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Mahaska, Keokuk
Washington
Iowa
Nisco
Mason Transfer & Storage Company
Goodyear
Kelly Springfield
Goodrich
Firestone
Fred Moore
Ainsworth
Y P.S
Ana
Mystery
Golve
Jack Sprat Coffee Western Grocer CO
Jack Spratt
Sanitary Grocery
R. L. Lytle
T. B. West & Con
Wo Mo Conner
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Cervics Corporating
Holland
Moraes
RIEND
MAD Gragaists
Bret
Chichester S Pills
Hichester
Damete and Mills
Hedona
Lowes
Cios
Kansas Flour
Farmers’ Union
S. M. Bixby & Co.,inc
Bixby’s