Daily Market Reports Pirot Report
Chicago market round up shows estimated receipts of cattle hogs and sheep for today with holdovers. Beef and veal prices listed across weight classes with steady to higher tone and several ranges for different stock categories. Feeder and stocker activity noted along with lamb and wool trends and grain tones.
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Chicago
Poland China Sales and Farm Dispersals Listed
A sequence of closing out and dispersion sales announced for February and January in Iowa towns including Keota Crawfordsville Ainsworth and Washington. Sellers include M Pulver J C Huston W C Freeland R B Custer and F J Roush with sale dates from February 3 to January 17 and locations in Crawfordsville Washington and surrounding routes.
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John Wagner
Washington
Poland
M. Pulver
Keota
Route 4
J. C. Huston
Crawfordsville
Custer
Washingon
W. C. Freeland
Pulic
Ainsworth
Storm Against Fatty's Return Triggers Protests Across Cities
Omaha resolves condemn Roscoe Arbuckle reinstatement and condemns Will Hays. Pennsylvania club women protest in Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania against Arbuckle films. Los Angeles ministers and Mayor Cryer lead protests while church leaders urge opposition to his return. New York YMCA official objects to reinstatement citing youth influence.
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Fatty
Omaha, Neb
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Omaha Women's Club
Will H. Hays
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Club Women
8. B. Barton
Civic Department
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Roscoe Arbuckle
Congress of Club Women of
Western Pennsylvania
C. B. McFail
Arbuckle
Los Angeles
Gustave Briegleb
Te Westlake Presbyterian Church
Kele
Will Hays
Briegleb
California
Hays
Joseph M. Schenck
Fatty) Arbuckie
Cryer
Hayes
California Limited
Newton
Kans
New York
Joby R. Mott
International Committee of the
Young Men's Christian Associations of
North America
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
Young Men's Christian Associations
Toscge
Burne Brothers Sell Surety Stock in Southern Surety Shuffle
Settlement of a year long control fight at Southern Surety saw 1650 shares held by Burns Brothers transferred to a syndicate led by C. S. Cobb M. Cohen and J. H. Huck leberry. The price range was 250000 to 300000 dollars. J. R. Burns J. B. Burns and KE. B. Holland resigned from the board with vacancies to be filled at the January annual meeting.
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Des Moines
Southern Surety Company
Burns Brothers Company
C. S. Cobb
M. Cohen
J. H. Huckleberry
J. R. Burns J. B. Burns
KE. B. Holland
Jano
Hemorrhagic fever and lime use in winter farming
Rural notes discuss stockyards fever or shipping fever in cattle and sheep, vaccination guidance by veterinarians, and cautions on disinfecting yards. Lime application in winter is advised to boost spring soil conditions, with soil testing and logistics for local limestone storage recommended.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Annual meeting notice for Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Notice of the annual meeting of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Washington County Iowa to be held January 5 1923 at Woodman Hall Washington Iowa. Meeting seeks reincorporation to extend time to February 28 1946 and all members are urged to attend. James J Benda secretary. December 7.
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Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Washington County
Iowa
Woodman Hall
Washington
Jas. J. Benda
Sec
Budget allocates funds to counter Bolshevism in Japan
The budget for the next fiscal year includes 230000 yen for anti Bolshevik measures. Three councilors will be appointed in the police bureau to monitor key areas in Korea and Manchuria. The plan also calls for studying Bolshevism control methods used in Germany and Austria.
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K Korea
Manchuria
Progress and the bridge of human history
A quotation by Walter S. Young reflects on how progress dissolves barriers. It notes science spanning seas and continents while philosophy builds planes of thought for people of all races to meet in harmony of faith and purpose.
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Walter S. Young
Santa Claus Ship Will Carry Christmas Gifts to Near East
The U S S Sabatowan will depart New York on Christmas Day with food, clothes and supplies for Near East Relief. The voyage links Christmas to aid for orphans in Greece, the Caucasus, Syria, Persia and Palestine, spanning 6000 miles and many days. The cargo includes flour, canned milk and regional products, aimed at starving children and refugee camps.
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Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Shipping Board
New York Harbor
Piraeus
Greece
Near East
United States
Harding
Union
Middle West
America
Levant
Caucasus
Syria
Persia
Palestine
Near East Relief
National Headquarters
Fifth Avenue
New York
Thorne Resigns as Counsel and Comments on Public Policy
Former Corn Belt Meat Producers association general counsel Clifford Thorne spoke at a Des Moines banquet and reflected on attacks from railroads and farmers, praising Senator Brookhart, defending the Ship Subsidy Bill, and citing Kipling as guidance while noting a four hundred million dollar railroad rate reduction victory. He stressed public policy over personal disputes and pledged support where he believes right.
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Clifford Thorne
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
Des Moines
Thom
United States
Iowa
Wall Street
Brookhart
Kipling
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