Riverside Bank Elects Officers in First Annual Stockholders Meeting
The first annual meeting of the new First State Bank in Riverside elected Wm. Tener as president and R. A. Knittel and Jos. W. Kiefer as vice presidents. Directors named were J. M. Soukup, Joe Stransky, Jos. Bailey, C. S. Cummings, Albert Hahn and Frank Havel. retiring directors were Richard Heitzman, Anthony Yeery, Jos. Heitzman and M. W. Truxan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Heitzman
M. W. Truxan
Wm. Griffin
Cinch Club
Jos, Heitigman
Matilda Wieland
E. E. Blythe
Riverside
American Legion
E. D. Huntley
Henry Manasmith
Roy G. Miller
Norval C. Flynn
Linus J. Yeg“wy
Gerald Welte
Ed Kupka
Merle Steele
Ed Mueller
John Conlon
Ed Bushek
Daily Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices In Chicago
Hogs receipts 000 mostly 10 to 16 lower with top 7.40 for 240 to 300 pounds. Cattle receipts 33,000 slow market with steers and heifers down 10 to 40 cents. cows 4.50 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 25,000 fat lambs 15 to 25 lower, ewes steady. Wheat futures rise with May around 1.09 and July 1.07 while corn hits new highs then recedes. Provisions ease with hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Illinois
Iowa
Omaha Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Sluggish
Omaha market news shows Receipts 20 000 hogs 13 000 cattle 15 000 sheep with slow sales. Hog prices range 6 40 to 6 95 with top 6 95. cattle mostly steady to lower 8 00 to 10 or 9 60 for yearlings. vealers and feeders steady. sheep steady to 25 higher with fat lambs and light ewes noted.
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Omaha
Nebr
St Paul Livestock Market Receipts and early trading
Cattle receipts 4 500 with open slow trade and weak general tone. Hogs 23 000 mostly 15 to 20 lower with desirable butchers up to 6 75 per cwt. Sheep receipts 5 500 opening sales weak to 25 lower with western lambs around 13.00 or better and ewes 7 00 to 7 75 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
Minn
Kansas City Livestock Market Reports Slump Across Cattle Hogs
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts 17 000 with demand softening. Beef steers uneven and down to 25 cents. best handyweights around 9 50. Hogs receipts 18 000 with prices 6 90 to 7 15 and most sales lower by 10 to 15 cents. Sheep receipts 6 000 with lambs mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Follower of Abrams Faces Trial in Jonesboro Ark
Dr. Mary Lecoque, a follower of Albert Abrams, goes on trial in U S district court in Jonesboro Ark. for using the mails to defraud. The case centers on diagnosing disease from blood samples and offering a cure. Witnesses from across the United States attend, including Abrams expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
Jonesboro, Ark
Associated Press
Jonesboro
Ark
United States
United States District Court
Mary Lecoque
Lecoque
Albert Abrams
San Francisco
Henry Sampson
Iowa
Boatman and Holiday Maker Converse in Narrow Water Encounter
A brief dialogue fragment shows a boatman recalling a moment in which he and a shark faced each other in the water. A holiday maker reacts with shock and comments on the dread of the scene.
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Boatman
Ladies' Special Union Meeting in New Haven
The Ladies' Special Union met at Mrs Roscoe Roberts home in New Haven on Tuesday afternoon January 8 with fourteen members and five visitors. Members socialized and did fancy work while a luncheon of chicken sandwiches peach pie a la mode and coffee was served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Clint Robertson on Tuesday afternoon January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Ladies’ Special Union
Roscoe Roberts
Clint Robertson
Public sale notices list in Crawfordsville and surrounding areas
A long list of sale dates and locations for farms and real estate across Crawfordsville Keota Washington Ainsworth and nearby towns. Items include closing out sales public sales stock sales and combination sales scheduled January through February with individual sellers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Myall
Washington
Lambert and Sigafoose
Chas, Bohac
Ainsworth
John Anderson
C. R. Richards
Local notes from Crawfordsville and area events
Crawfordsville residents host social hour with gift exchange and poetry writing. High school basketball team travels to Mediapolis for a 16 to 12 loss, their first defeat of the year. Glen Owens leaves school for a farm. the sophomore class honors him with a party and classmates invite guests with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
D. F. Huston
Burlington
J. H. Huston
W. G. Huston
Washington
Fred Shaffer
John Holmes
Bushnell
Ollie Anwyl
Sadie McCleary
Supt. Ross
Prewitt
Mediapolis
Glen Owens
Packer
Miss Blake
Woodman of the World installs new officers in Brighton
The Woodman of the World in Brighton held a meeting Monday night to install new officers. Named were past council commander Ira Nordyke and council commander Co. EB Lambert with advisor Ken Bruce Fox as banker Floyd Arnold escort Ed Weidner and others. Bruce Fox is in Oskaloosa this week for work. Mrs. Baxter Ingham has been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Woodman of the World
Ira Nordyke
Co. EB. Lambert
Ken
Bruce Fox
Floyd Arnold
Ed Weidner
A. E. Fisher
C. D. Cain
Earl Hopkins
C. E. Lambert
Oskaloosa
Baxter Ingham
Public Sale of John Black Property in Washington County Iowa
Writ of Special Execution directs sale of lands and chattels of John 5 Black in Washington County. The 1924 sale in front of the Washington Court House runs January 24 from 9 am to 4 pm with the bid at 2 pm, cash terms. Property includes portions of section 15 township 74 north range 7 west with specific parcel descriptions. Sold at suit of Earl R. Biggs Trustee, Sheriff Charles M. Denison announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
John 5. Black
Earl R. Biggs
Market report shows steady to strong livestock prices
The market ran generally steady to strong with top cattle at 13.35 and most fed lots 13.00 to 13.25. Sheep stayed steady with small lot sheep. ewes traded near 8.00 and wethers around 9.00.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Figures
Sioux City cattle receipts reach 4000 with a slow market and widespread price drops. Hogs total 13000 with values 15 to 25 lower and tops near 6.95. Sheep listings show 1500 head steady amid mixed regional demand.
Estimated Livestock Totals for Tomorrow
The listing shows 65 000 hoes, 15 000 cattle and 18 000 sheep estimated for the next day.
Masonic lodge officers installed in Washington district
Brighton Rebekah Lodge No 26 and Green Mountain Lodge No 206 I O O F held a joint installation led by District Deputy President Mrs Kate Ingham and District Deputy Grant Master W F Murdock. Officers named include Noble Grand L A Guy and numerous I O O F and Rebekah officers, with staff from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Geo. Vanerus
Rebekah
Hattie Jones
E. B. Bennett
Grace Kessel
O. M. Farrier
Ida Irwin
J. W. Jones
Bennett
Jake Koch
Dora Atkins
N. G
Lottie Davigan
A. C. Polis
Nordyke farm plans season and retire plan
Nordyke farm for next season. We understand Mr. Nordyke is planning a retire from the farm. Twin daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgartner south of own Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. James Reeser are here from Des Moines for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Frazer. Rev. Reeser will fill the Flora Ill Christian church pulpit Sunday. Mrs. Reeser ill with mild measles since arrival. Mr. Mitchell of Galesburg visiting his sister Mrs. Chas Trulock. they will visit Cedar Rapids at the Ben order home Saturday. Marjorie Fuller entertained Camp Fire girls and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wallace
Agnes Samuelson
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Brighton High School
Des Moines
Dale Bidwell
Evelyn Irene
Chicago
Harry Bidwell
Washington
Nordyke
John Baumgartner
James Reeser
I. H. Frazer
Reeser
Flora
Ill
Christian Church
Mitchell
Galesburg
Chas. Trulock
Mr. Trulock
Cedar Rapids
Ben “Order
Marjorie Fuller
Birthday Party for Miss Marshall and Waldhuizen
The Misses Marshall and Waldhuizen celebrated her 14th birthday Thursday evening with eighteen guests. Pineapple delight and angel food cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Waldhuizen
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Farmers’ Lumber Co
C. E. Turner
Henry Kiefer
R. C. Rummelhart
J. F. Lane
Velma Tobin
R. BE. Tobin
St. Mary's ‘School
Daily Market Reports
Omaha Livestock
St. Paul Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
Elias Williams
McCoy and Rose
C. L. Gray
Keota
Glen Miller
Haskins
R. F. Hamil
Mike Trier
F. W. Harrison
Real Estate
Ed Beranek
D. H. Cottman
H. T. D. Henderson
Henry Witting
Ed Hotle
Griffith
Wellston
Sarih E. Jofes Jones
Fred Cannon
P. W. Balmer
James K. Helmick & Son
Columbus
Chester White
Paul
Rathmel and Wells
Glen
Sheriff's Sale
Charles M. Denison
Sioux City
Rosalie Frazier
Dwight Kientz
Phyllis Fisher
Max Shepherd
le Cleveland
Jim Shafer
Arnold Spohn
Quincey
Percy Teninlly
Gail Dickinson
John Waymack
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Fulton
Kentucky
Washington Oil Co
TOHN
Exchange Commission
U. & Yard
Llianois
Beach-Wickham Grain CO
Chicago Board of Trade
W. S. Reister
East Third St. P Hone
East Washington St
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Col
D. F. Macon
Dempsey Land Company
E. W. Harrison
Nu Farm
Poland
China
Farrow
Schuttler
Litchfield
Hayes
Macon
Dougherty
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