Hogs and cattle market totals from Chicago report
Chicago August market notes show estimated hog receipts at 15 000 with 9 203 holdovers and cattle at 2 000. prices move higher with thin slaughter and varied beef and lamb quotes. Pig and feeder markets steady, official yesterday totals listed alongside cash wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Sale dates announced for W K Gamon: Sept 17
The notice schedules a sale dated September 17 for W K Gamon of Washington. It lists the sale as a public action under local notices and calls for interested bidders to attend.
Hogs From Georgia Sell Top Price In Iowa Shipment
A car load of fifty four Georgia raised barrows, finished in Iowa, sold in Chicago at 11.50 a hundredweight, near the top price. F. F. Silver of Van Buren county arranged the shipment after finding excess pigs in the south. The hogs arrived at about 201 pounds and were fed on bluegrass then ear corn.
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Silver
Arizona
H. H. Kildee
International
Mr. Silver
Keosauqua
Chicago
Georgia
Iowa
F. F. Silver
Hampshire
van Buren County
South
Real Stove Pioneer Reforming Heat in 1821 England
An early account notes stoves as a recent invention with ancient precedents. It credits Dr Nell Arnott with the first real modern improvement in heat production and agency, announced to a marveling England on November 4, 1821.
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Nell Arnott
England
Discovery of Phosphorus Unearthed by Brand in 1670
The chemist Brand discovered phosphorus in 1670 by preparing it from bones in small quantities. In that era a burning, glowing substance seen without flames sparked a mystic view of life’s principle, a sensation echoing the radium discovery 250 years later.
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Brand
Corn Silage Timing and Packing Practices
Iowa agricultural notes explain when to cut corn for silage to maximize nutrients and moisture for proper fermentation. Advice covers mower adjustments for optimal particle size, packing methods, saucer-shaped surface to reduce air pockets, and when to add water to prevent poor packing.
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Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa
Cooperation Must Save Farmers Says Iowa Expert
E G Nourse of Iowa State College argues cooperative enterprises help towns by raising farmers’ incomes. He says country towns exist for farmers and higher earnings boost local spending, but warns losses when cooperatives aren’t needed.
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Nourse
Iowa
E. G
Iowa State College
Dr. Nourse
Notice of Petition in District Court of Washington County
September Term 1921 in Iowa District Court Howard Fisher sues to quiet fee simple title to the SE quarter of section 33 in township 76 north range 9 west at Idwaytown Washington County. Defendants include numerous heirs and unknown claimants asserting interests in the described 160 acres. Petition claims plaintiff is absolute owner in fee simple and seeks relief accordingly.
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District Court of the State of
Ilona
Washington County
Howard Fisher
Levi Clark
Margaret Clark
Abner Clark
Myrtle Gavin
O. M. Cavin
Anna Colver
Frank Colver
Thomas Fisher
Art Fisher
Atty
Robert Fisher
EB. J. Fisher
John Fisher
Sue Fisher
Gladys Fisher
Herr
Gladys J. Herr
Glaira Vieher Kerr
James Millikin
Anna B Millikin
Alfaretta Matthews
J. T. Matthews
Maggie Mickle
William H. H. Ogan
W. H. H. Ogan
H. H. Ogan
F. J. Ogan
F. I. Ogan
Wiliam Spencer
Wm. Spencer
Rcabeth Spencer
Hiram Scofield
Shinaharger
Belle
F. C. Shinaarger
John Williams
Jesse Williams
T. W. Woolson
Adm
Theron W. Woolson
Maggie Wolfe
F. R. Wolfe
Washington Couny
Idwaytown
Ln Township
District Court of
Iowa
Quieting Title Petition Notice In Washington Iowa
Court notice for case MARSH W BAILEY seeks to quiet title to real estate in fee simple against defendants and unknown claimants. Respondents must appear before noon of the second day of the next term starting September 5 1991 at the Washington County Courthouse Iowa or risk default judgment.
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Pismet Court
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
Marsh W Bailey
Three Die At Fort Dodge Infantile Paralysis Toll
Three deaths in Fort Dodge over the past week are attributed to infantile paralysis. Harold Charles, 7, died after a forty eight hour illness following his infant brother’s death from the same disease. Mary Jane Kallansrud, 7 weeks old, died after twelve hours of illness. There are five additional children in the city ill with the disease.
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FT. Dodge
Harold Charles
Charles
Mary Jane Kallansrud
Oscar Kallansrud
Advertising Puts Newton on the Map
Des Moines hosts Newton club members at an Ad club luncheon. Charles M. Brown asserts Newton's 7000 population supports 35 large industries and proclaims Newton as a major washing machine center and trench digging machinery hub. Speakers praise local ads and business service.
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Des Moines
Newton
Advertising Club of
Newton Club
Charles M. Brown
Ad Club
Hotel Savery
Brown
F. B. Lawer
C. W. Wright
Cherry Blossoms Beverage Company
J. T. Gibson
One Minute Washer
W. H. Keiser
Parsons Trench Machinery Company
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W. A. Hutton & Co
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Muscatine
Chicago Board of Trade
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New York
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Davenport
Muscatine, Iowa
John Striegel, Jr
Harper, Iowa
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