For Sale Notes and Market Prices from Chicago
Classified ads list a 1930 Studebaker sedan for sale by Orie Gingerich and Charlie Caspers, a piano sale by Mrs J R Lease in Crawfordsville, and a 120 acre farm for sale with a modern house and barns. A Chicago market report shows cash grain prices for corn oats and soybeans with various yellow and white varieties and samples.
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Studebaker
Orie Gingerich
Charlie Caspers
J. R. Lease
Crawfordsville
Found keys linked to Hugh Dougall in prior case
A lost and found notice reports keys belonging to Hugh Dougall connected to a prior case. The listing seeks to reunite the owner with the items and urges contact with the reporting party.
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Hugh Dougall
Brighton Station Relief Agent Begins Work
Brighton reports Mack Justice of Dallas Center takes the post at the M. and St. L. depot while D. J. Kyle is on vacation. Several town residents move or travel, including the Kyle family to Miami for six weeks and Charles Robison’s relocation to work with John Deere in Moline.
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Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Mack Justice
Dallas Center
Kyle
D. J. Kyle
Miami
Fla
Jennie Madden
Williamsburg
Lester Hanlon
Moline
Charles Robison
John Deere Company
Galesburg
Ill
Vera Tucker
Theodore
Chas. Drish
Jimmy Brinton
Chas
Robison
Dick Hoskins
Will Statler
Rex Hagans
Pleasant Valley Club
Chris Mann
Carrie Lemley
The
Methodist Church
Mrs. Campbell Spends Week at Home of Parents
Westchester report notes Mr. and Mrs. Willard Campbell and son Rodney visiting from Des Moines. Mrs. Campbell and Rodney stay with EB Whitehead's family while Campbell works at Allis Chalmers. Household goods auction planned before Des Moines move.
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Mrs. W. Campbell
Campbell
Des Moines
R. C. Ferguson
Westchester
Willard Campbell
Rodney
Buried Gold Myth: U S Reserves Located in Vaults
A report clarifies U S gold storage, stating 75 percent is in Federal Reserve vaults in New York and at mints in Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, while 25 percent remains at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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U. S
United States
Kentucky
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Philadelphia
Denver
San Francisco
Fort Knox
Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Drift
Chicago markets report hogs with no early action and a steady undertone. week gains across most weights with heavies and sows higher. Cattle show weekly weakness for red steers and yearlings while cows and bulls rise. sheep and lambs mostly steady to lower with tops around 10.65 for fat lambs and 10.50 over the week.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Reflects Mixed Futures in Feb Trading
UPI reports Chicago grain futures with Wheat May at 82 percent, July at 77, and Sep around 70. Corn May 61, July 61, and Sep 61 to 63. Oats May 36, July 32, with soybeans May 95 and July 92. Prices show narrow ranges as traders monitor demand and weather.
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Chicago
Eggs Market Steady as Chicago Receipts Rise
In Chicago on February 8 producers report a steady eggs market with receipts totaling 14 237 cases for extra firsts 174 and fresh graded firsts 1714. Current receipts 15 percent, dirties 14 percent, checks 14 percent.
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Chicago
Rock of Ages hymn inspired by coastal storm refuge
The piece attributes the 18th century hymn to Augustus Toplady about 1775. While walking near an English coast town a violent storm forced him toward a cliff where he sheltered in a rock cleft and authored the hymn later acclaimed as one of the most loved.
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Julian
Augustus Toplady
Midway and Community Auction Dates in Iowa Journal
Ohio Valley style sale listings outline weekly sales at Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction and Community Sale in Keota and nearby towns. Includes dates Feb 10 to Feb 27 with multiple closing out sales, Hampshire bred sow auctions, and a dissolution sale near Washington and Mt. Pleasant.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Fridey City
Keota
John Koch
Hampshire
Elmus BR. Brenneman
Kinross
Wellman
J. EB
O. W. Long
Brighton
W. C. Mayhew
Washington Street
Fairgrounds
Oskaloosa
J. A. Stovall
Perry Corniech
Arlington
Agency Gravel Road
Gordon Sherman
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Art
Ray Rathmel
Ainsworth
Highway 218
Demons Fall to Fort Madison in tough backboard battle
Demons led by Don Kiesey with nine points, while Vacha and Keokuk’s Bobby Lowe struggled for scoring. Burlington and Fairfield won, Ottumwa chased in the standings as Ft. Madison and Washington split the scoring and box totals.
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Don Kiesey
Demons
Vacha
Bobby Lowe
Fort Madison
Prebys
Lance
Voorhees
Burlington
Fairfield
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Edsel Schweizer
Chiefs
Don Inman
Trojans
Muscatine
Grayhounds
Ronnie Norman
Ft. Madison
Thompson
FepOre Rig
Anderson
Yournees
Buugery
ORION
Eosin Vincent
Washington
Pete
Cnn
Coe
vVacha
Klein
Butler
Moore
Kokjohn
Hartzell
Albia
Mager Rock Island
Bopp Plans Closing Out Sale on Farm
John Bopp to hold a closing out sale on the former Joe Wieland farm southeast of Riverside on Thursday February 13. The Bopps plan to move to the home of the late Frances Kallaus about six miles south of Riverside. Many local residents attended weddings, hospital events, and family visits in nearby towns including Cedar Rapids Iowa City Muscatine and Fairfield as listed in community notices.
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Riverside
John Bopp
Joe Wieland
Norbert Dautremont
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary's Mary’s Church
Freda Frank
Raymond Kron
Dorothy Klein
Iowa City
Albert Klein
Joseph Hotka
Mary
Donald Hotka
Mercy Hospital
Kathleen Hotka
Ferdinand Simon
Key postwar peace treaties and dates summarized
The Versailles treaty ended the German Allied war on June 28, 1919. St Germain peace with Austria followed September 10. Neuilly with Bulgaria occurred November 27. Grand Trianon with Hungary on June 4, 1920. Sevres with Turkey on August 10, 1920. The US finalised these peace accords in 1921.
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Germany
St. Germain
Austria
Neuilly
Bulgaria
Grand Trianon
Hungary
Sevres
Turkey
United States
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DOE
L. L. Loveless
Birmingham
Sam Munson
Washington District
Midland Ridg
Kansas City
East
Jefferson
Journal
Ed Bruegge
Louisa County
M. F. Barr
J. D. Rabenoid
Foster Radio Service
Gamble
Louis” Baird
W. Suotr
Mae van Zandt
Ainsworth Produce
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Reister Bros
Red Comb Feeds
Green Gable
Jamesway Poultry Equipment
Dr. Salisbury Poultry Health Service
Burroughs Electric
Burroughs
Farmers Savings Bank
Kalona
Towa
Goodrich
Washington Oil Company
BOS
North Marion Ave
George J. Breitenbach
Chevrolet
BE. L. Barthelow
Scilusw
Ralph Waggoner
Smart & Parrish
Esther Essley
C. P. Essley Wellman
Close In
R. Bd. Palmer
West Chester
Hammermill
Ernoon
R. H. Tracy
Coggshell
Wilbur Day
Edna Crile
Lorden Music Co
Lotis
the Evening Journal
Brighton Station
Gail Reif
Double Eight Sewing Club
Homer Hotle
Town City
Roy Bauer
Mr. Hotle
Earl Atwood
Mr. Atwood
University Hospital
Colorado
Lucas McOllough
Montiveda
Colo
Orville Worley
Creed
Mrs. Atwood
Pearl Frederick
Judy Atwood
Evening Journal
Ben Holt
Ben
Dave McGaffey
Jess Radda
Dorothy McGaffey
Frank Hudson
Holt
Bernice Hamm
St. Louis
Walter Lance
Ferguson
Walter
Hawaiian Islands
Bob Montgomery
Thomson Phosphate Company
Humble’s
Produce & Poultry Service
Teske’s
Big Giant
Chicago Livestock
Bopp
Kallaus Estate
WalterLininger
Emmet Beard
Diagonal
F. W. Ford
Clement Rummelhart
Clementine
Atwater Kent
Westinghouse
Frank Mayhew
D. F. Macon
Harry Sizer
H. D. W Nearth
Guernsey
T. B
Jersey
Farrow
McCormick Deering
McCormick
Massey Harris
McCormick Peering
Mellett
Concord
William Bruty
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