Market Report Opening Market for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago prices show heavy cattle receipts and mixed hogs with fair activity. Estimated receipts today 96 000 hogs 14 000 cattle 14 900 sheep. Beef steers and calves range from 8.50 to 16.00 with varied weights and quality. Lambs and yearlings command 15.50 to 20.65 for prime cuts, with other ranges reflecting market steadiness. Official yesterday totals show large overall arrivals and shipments across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
Grain futures close with mixed tones in corn and wheat
Grain market closes with corn firming 1 to 2 cents as 400 cars trade and No 4 Y C moves around 1 39 to 1 40. Wheat shows 280 cars at steady tone with No 2 W QO quoted at about 84 86.
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Y. C
Second Tingley bank robber nabbed in New York
The second Tingley bank robber has been arrested in New York and confessed naming R. M. Jones. Harry Taylor, a Negro, was captured at Ottumwa. About 1500 dollars of the stolen funds were found on Jones. Deputy Lew Brinkerhoff travels to recover him. The Dec 22 robbery melted locks with an acetylene plant. the escape auto was abandoned at Lorimer where about 15000 dollars in bonds were found. Taylor’s arrest yielded more recovered funds.
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Tingley
New York
R. M. Jones
Harry Taylor
Jones
Lew Brinkerhoff
Lorimer
Taylor
Otlumwa
United States
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Baltimore
Southwestern
Knights of Labor
Honpestead
Homestead
Steel Company
Pinkerton
Monongahela River
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
The advertisement claims catarrh is widespread and incurable by local means but can be treated systemically. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is described as a constitutional remedy that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces. The claim offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and mentions testimonials and circulars, with The Mall as a distributor.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
EJ. Chmney & CO
Th. Mall
Farm Depar tment public sale dates listed for Feb to March
The Journal lists closing out and public sales in the farm department with dates from Feb 25 to March 10. Entries name buyers and locations near Washington and Wellman, including J R McCreedy hog sale and Corneal Welch public sale. Authorities mention speakers Mr Kerrick and Mr Usserd for the poultry context.
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G. L. Duke
Washington
Fred Coakley
M. G. Proudfit
Madison
Matt Pasley
J. R. McCreedy
Haskina
Duroe Jersey
Ilda W. Koehler
Administratrix
C. H. Palmer
J. A. Thompson
Corneal Welch
Riverside
J. S. Mangold
Virgil Turnipseed
Wellman
W. EE
Turnipseed
Chas
Shalla
R. F. Kerrick
Usserd
Farm Items Sought By Journal Readers
Readers invited to share farm notes livestock shipments public sale prices and other notable farm activities with the Journal office. Officials ask for timely reports from local farms and communities.
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Journal Office
Poultry and Orchard Demonstrations Set for Four Farms
Farm Bureau notes announce a series of demonstrations across four farms in Lime Creek Brighton Oregon Crawford townships. Programs cover orchard work pruning grape and fruit trees, spraying equipment, poultry breeding stock selection and early hatch actions, ice and disease control.
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J. B. Hansey
Lime Creek Township
Riverside School
Brighton Township
G. Campbell
Oregon Township
Lee Hannah
Sol Butler Aims for Olympic Team Tryout
Dubuque columnist reports Sol Butler the Dubuque college track star will seek a place on the American Olympic team this year. The sprinter and broad jumper dispels rumors that he will not try out, clarifying misreports from Des Moines about eligibility and amateur status.
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Dubuque
Sol Butler
Dubuque College
Presbyterian
Butler
Des Moines
Hitler
Death and visits mark Haskins news notes
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. Ethel Houseal Hatfield near the Junction and her ill mother Mrs. Jno Houseal. Local residents visit kin in Fairfield Ames Cincinnati Washington and Muscatine as neighbors pass news of illness moves and family travels.
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Alfred Stock
Ralph McCreedy
J. R. McCreedy
Wilbur Gardner
Odebolt
Pearl
Nate Crawford
Ames
Mary Barbour
Clarence Irvin
Chas
Davigs
Cincinnati
Farnsworth
Oskaloosa
Zene Edwards
Dan
Washington
Chas. Hazens
Frank Embree
Haskins
Roy Littrel
Smouse
Reister Cloyce Benson
Littrel
W. F. Welliver
M. EB. Sands
Fay Cherwinker
Musca‘tine
Rose
On Loving by Kate L. Bosher
quotation from Kate L. Bosher asks why people crave love yet fail to give love themselves. It notes the idea that one cannot receive what one does not give and attributes the sentiment to Kitty Canary.
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Kitty Canary
Kate LL. Bosher
Lessons from historic strikes warn less violence today
An analysis by Alfred B. Williams in the New York Times reviews major American labor upheavals from 1741 to the 1890s, noting two conclusions: Bolshevism is less virulent, and general tendencies toward disorder have weakened. It highlights key strikes from 1877 to 1894 and links labor unrest to economic cycles and currency trends.
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New York Times
Alfred B. Williams
New York
Mr. Williams
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Market Report
John A. Babcock
Yard
Illinois
Mein
Close OF Grain Futures
E. W. Wagner & Co
Iowa City
Iowa
B. Hunt
Journal’s Farm Department
Farm Bureau Notes
Mutual
Cream Station
Green Hotel
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Washington, Iowa
Uptown
Clear & Prime
Butler Dentes
Weill Drilling
Lee J. J. Foss
Ford Street
Are
New York Harbor
Ecommerce
America
Chamberlain
Lenmon
Advt
John Striegel, Jr
Harper, Iowa
Mahaska, Keokuk
Haskins, Iowa
Farrow
Col. Reminder Jr
Orion
J.R. McCreedy
Macon
Will Albaugh
South Bend
Ida W. Koehler
Dorotheus
Koehler
Ainsworth
Said Estate
Eclipse
Great Western
Emerson
Sattley
Dorotheus C. Koehler
D. F. Macon
R. E. Dougherty
East Second Steel
Rock Island
Durham
Ealf
McCormick
John Deere
O. H. Palmer
Dougherty
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