Daily Market Reports Chicago hogs cattle and sheep receipts
Estimated receipts today show cattle 1 000 hogs 10 000 and sheep 2 000 with holdovers 7 5 14. Market fair to active with buyers strong to 1 percent higher on some beef cattle and steady to up for feeding lambs and sheep. top yearlings 11.75 and fat lambs 13.50 weekly totals show cattle 4 327 calves 1 326 hogs 52 885 sheep 14 162 with shipments led by cattle 28 297 and hogs 6 278. Prices listed for corn oats and wheat. Chicago cash grain and livestock forecasts included.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Rge
Closing out sales listed near Washington and Crawfordsville
A dated notice lists multiple closing out and public sales with locations around Washington and Crawfordsville including Jan 2 7 8 14 15 16 22 24 and Feb 12. Names include SALZ BATES Joe Amerine Chas Gray Ainsworth Elias Williams J E Myall Lambert Sigafoose Henry Itting Frank Gray and P W Palmer with distances from towns. The items cover farm equipment lumber and general closing out sales.
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Lambert and Sigafoose
Washington
Henry ‘Itting
Crawfordsville
Winter notes from West Chester and surrounding area
Local columns report seasonal economy and weather, with hens earning for families as prices drop. Notables include R W Tandy passing through, Oskaloosa bound, and coal dealers feeling the winter strain. News mentions hog losses from flu, corn shipments, and a coming school start next Tuesday.
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West Chester
R. W. Tandy
Oskaloosa
Coffeys
Irvin
O. C. Patterson
Huber Boys
Howard Augustine
Chicago
John Babcock
W. H. Dillon
Washington
Theodoshia Carr Recovers After Hospital Stay
Miss Theodoshia Carr is reported to be getting along fine after returning home from the hospital last Saturday. Christmas Day visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner and their children.
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Washington
Theodoshia Carr
Walter Gardner
Florence
Elwyn
Robert Tuelly
Chas
Kephart
Sam Baker
Frank Kephart
Produce and hides pricing notice
R L Gibson quotes prices for beef hides per pound and horse hides each, listing unit prices for buyers and sellers in a local market notice.
Iowa Weather Cycles Show Winters Tend To Vary
Des Moines reports from Iowa Weather Bureau chief Charles D. Reed reveal long term cycles in winter temperatures. He notes a 1892 93 cold peak, 1897 98 warm spell, and 1904 05 cold, with a current upward trend likely to crest and fall again as cycles repeat. Snowfall declines as winters warm, then increases with colder spells.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Lowa
Charles D. Reed
Lowa Weather Bureau
Iowa
Atlantic
Reed
Iowa State College
Ames
Decorah
United States
Cording
Mr. Reed
Kephart Family Visits Across Holidays
Multiple Kephart families were noted visiting various relatives over Christmas week. Gatherings included Cal Beenblossom at the Roy Kephart home and numerous Kephart households sharing meals and holiday time at the Chas Kephart Ed Simmering and Cloyce Benson homes in Haskins.
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Chas
Local Holiday Visits Reported Across Brighton Area
BRIGHTON BRIGHTON Dec 28 Mr and Mrs Ray George and son return to Chicago after a visit with Foster and Ella Alkire. Dean Johnson spends holidays with father A J Johnson and will return to Ames next week for college. Mary Garard of Wayland visits with John and Harvey Leeper. L M Shryock return from Ottumwa visit. Clarence Kessel of Fairfield visits parental home. Margaret and Mildred Morgan from Rublo visit grandmother C L Stone. Willard Lindaur returns to Ames after visit with Gowey family. Harper Alkire returns to McCausland after Christmas with mother Ella Alkire. St Hagans of Ottumwa visits relatives in vicinity. Ernest Wortman and baby return from Town City. Edith Zihiman holiday with Grace in Chicago. Milford Williams of Burlington visits Brighton. Theodore Prizer leaves for Los Angeles to visit Humphreys relatives. R S Phillips and his mother are mentioned.
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Brighton
Ray George
Little Son
Chicago
Foster
Ella Alkire
Dean Johnson
A. J. Johnson
Virginia
Ames
Mary Garard
Wayland
John and
Harvey Leeper
L. M. Shryock
Ottumwa
Clarence Kessel
Fairfield
Margaret
Mildred Morgan
Rublo
C. L. Stone
Willard Lindaur
A. R. Gowey
Harper Alkire
McCausland
Humphreys
Los Angeles
Calif
Phillips
Local Holidays and Weddings Highlight Community Notices
Unionville visitors include Mrs M J Phillips and sister Mrs Lyon while Edwin Wanerus visits Davenport. The Nortons spend holidays in Darlington Wise. Teachers visiting homes include Katheryn Frazey Des Moines Brinton Brinton Des Moines and Knerr Clarion. Two Brighton weddings surprised locals Floyd Spielman Wilma Elder in Fairfield and Clifford Savage Nina Jenkins in Frederic Pa. The couple visits Mrs Savage in Clay and plan to move to Ottumwa where he works in the railroad shops.
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M. J. Phillips
Unionville
Lyon
Edwin Wanerus
Davenport
Win Norton
Darlington
Wise
Katheryn Frazey
Dallas Center
Helle Brinton
Nyle Donovan
Des Moines
Pearl Knerr
Clarion
Maude Brinton
Paola
Kan
Orba Johnson
Magdalene Minert
Chillcothe
Brighton
Floyd Spielman
Wilma Elder
Presbyterian Parsonage
Fairfield
St. Louis
Clifford Savage
Sade Savage
Nina Jenkins
Frederic, Ta
Ottumwa
Christmas Visitors And Family Gatherings Reported
Geneva area diary notes Christmas Day visits and holiday gatherings. Names include Charlie Jackson and family, Hubert Eisley from Ames, Wilber Beenblossom and relatives, Velda Hoxworth, Mildred Genkinger, Fred Wagner and family, Howard Wagner, Charlie Davison, Roy Davison, Willi Easter home near Havre, Harry Kracaw, Ramee party from Washington, Maurice Benda from St. Louis, Genevieve Walker from Fort Worth, and Mildred Rice visiting for Helen Benda Gallagher funeral.
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Wilber Beenblossom
Lester Beenblossom
Velda Hoxworth
Arthur Conrad
Mildred Genkinger
Eureka
Fred Wagner
Howard Wagner
Charlie Davison
Roy Davison
Willi
Havre
Harry Kracaw
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Ramee
Washington
New Year Resolutions for a Progressive Home Front
A humorous call for self improvement across families and communities urging moderation in habits such as drinking dancing showing off wealth and vanity. The piece mocks overindulgence and promotes staying home reading improving temper and attending to personal affairs while hinting at social reform themes.
Weekend Visitor at the Herman Potratz Home
A weekend visitor stayed at the Herman Potratz residence, with no additional circumstances reported. The note records the visit as a minor social detail without further events or outcomes.
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Herman Potratz
Local Visits and Christmas Gatherings Reported
Havre hosts Mr and Mrs Qoscar Gardner near Wellston at Will McBride s. Hillsboro couple Lloyd Foster spends Christmas with Will Easter. John McCall travels to Chicago with a hog shipment. News notes include several families and friends visiting for the holiday season and plans to move to Ainsworth.
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Glennie
Polish and Nuseia Jews Seek US Entry Fence Split Across Mexico
Jews from Poland and Nuseia who arrived in Mexico two years ago to attempt entering the United States have been turned back at immigration stations. A prominent El Paso Jew says they remain in Mexico, settling in towns with no prior Jewish residents and are now supporting themselves.
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Poland
Nuseia
Mexico
United States
el Paso
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Washington Resident
Washington resident Mrs A L Dusenberry testifies to kidney pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes backache dizziness nervous spells and sleep disturbance improved promptly with the product. Over ten years later she notes lasting relief and recommends the remedy priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the pills.
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Washington
Dean
A. L. Dusenberry
Second St
Local Visitors See Family in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville, Dec. 29. Mr and Mrs Ora Fletcher and daughter of Sheffield Illinois have been visiting his mother Mrs J Tr Fletcher and his siblings. Elwyn Davidson and wife returned from Des Moines and Iowa City. Miss Hazel Anwyl came home from Iowa City and Washington noting grafting experiments and a wormwood grafted on chrysanthemum releasing a strong perfume.
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Crawfordsville
Ora Fletcher
Sheffield
Tr. Fletcher
Elwyn Davidson
Des Moines
Iowa City
Hazel Anwyl
Washington
French Professor Finds Grafting Creates Scented Flowers
A French professor reports a grafting method that enables perfumed flowers to be produced from plants that previously lacked any scent. The process promises new fragrance varieties by combining scent-bearing tissues with odorless species.
Smugglers Move Foreigners Across Rio Grande for Fees
Immigration inspectors in Federal District No 22 report organized smugglers ferry thousands of foreigners into the United States from the Mexican side of the Rio Grande. Bands charge ten pesos per person, with about 300 foreigners at Nuevo Laredo awaiting transport.
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Rio Grande
U— States
Im Raon
Federal District No. 22
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
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Zita
Wellediey College
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Indianapolis
Rob
John
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Coppoch
Chas, Gray, Ainsworth
McCoy and Rove
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Frank Gray
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P. W. Palmer
W. S. Reister
Mt. Mutual
Creamert
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R. L. Gibson
Ise
M. Dizengoff
Tel Aziz
Palestine
New York City
VOR
Malls
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Clarlie Jackson
Eli Jackson
Hubert Eisley
Abe Martin
Darlin
Saxophone Prep
Copyright
National Newspaper Service
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Lumber and Cattle
Wells
Rubio
Frank H. Gray
H. A. Engle
Chas. W. Brown
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