Daily Market Reports Opening Report Mogs Chicago
Market summary from Chicago July 11 with estimated receipts for cattle 22 900 hogs 30 000 and sheep 16 000. Beef and veal prices shown with tops and ranges by weight, plus packing and feeder categories and grain quotes from Beach Wickham Grain Co. Iowa City. Livestock projections for tomorrow list hogs 22 000 cattle 10 000 sheep 11 000.
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Mogs
Chicago
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Iowa City
Iowa
W. H. Deming
Sheep Market Receipts and Lamb Prices Reported
Sheep estimated receipts today total 16 000 with lambs mostly 25 lower. Spot prices for natives steady and sheep steady. Lambs 84 lbs down ranged 12.25 to 13.50 for medium to prime. culls and common 7.00 to 12.00. Yearling wethers 8.50 to 11.50. ewes culls and common 2.00 to 4.25. Breeding ewes 6.25 to 11.26. Feeder lambs medium to prime 11.60 to 12.75.
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Chicago
Ovn
Agricultural Receipts and Shipments Totals
Receipts report shows hogs 53791 cattle 19578 sheep 17914 calves 3336. Shipments list hogs 14353 cattle 5211 sheep 796 calves 449.
Henry County Farm Bureau Praises Silos in County Notes
Henry County Farm Bureau reports two local farmers, W. K. Henss of Wayland and John G. Abraham near Mt. Pleasant, crediting silos with profitable silage feeding and efficient stock production. Both cite labor to fill as the main drawback. demonstrations planned to compare corn yields from various breeders.
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W. K. Henss
Wayland
Henss
John G. Abraham
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis Nebel Shows Off Baby Beef Calf
Lewis T Nebel tends a home raised Angus calf chosen from two pure bred calves bought by Joe Nebel for the baby beef contest. The calf, kept in a shaded barn with burlap curtains, receives clover hay and regular exercise. Henry County fair will host the entry alongside other county calves.
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Lewis T. Nebel
Joe Nebel
Wayland
H Brothers
Lewis
Nebel
Henry County
Coal for threshing runs plentiful in county survey
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation secretary urged a survey of local coal supplies for threshing. County agents found most coal handlers say farmers have enough coal in their areas. Nearly every community appears to have sufficient stock, mostly stored on farms for immediate use.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Corn Test Plots Visited On Sponberg Farm In Wayne Township
Last week a corn test plot visit at J. R. Sponberg’s Wayne Township farm examined 14 four row plots to measure development and potential soy bean interplant effects. Some plots show stalk counts around 423 to 435 with Illinois corn noted as smaller, while overall care and weed control are described as excellent.
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J. R. Sponberg
Wayne Township
Ilinois
J. D. Moore
Newell D. Moore
FP. Kopp
EE. G. Lewis
Illinois
Suzanne Lenglen Defends World Tennis Title
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen defeated Molla Mallory of America two sets to love 6 2 6 0 to retain her world champion status. The match finished in about 25 minutes before an official 14 000 spectator crowd including the king and queen in attendance.
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New York
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Mallory
America
Lenglen
30 Hurt In Auto Collision Near Niles
Chicago July 10. More than 30 persons members of the Vera Athlete club 1411 Luce street were injured when a Milwaukee road picnic truck overturned after being cut off by a speeding automobile near Niles. The top ditch gave way tossing passengers. Oser Gavelek 755 North Cleere avenue driver of the other car was held in 2000 pounds for reckless driving ami detention.
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Chicago
Vera Athlete Club
Luce Street
Milwaukee Road
Niles
Oser Gavelek
North Cleere Avenue
Wes Bed
Army of Sphinx Moth Larvae Invades California Field
An army of worms reported near Sierraville, California, along a front of nearly a mile, identified by entomologist Harry B. Smith as larvae of the sphinx moth. Worms described as about four inches long and thicker than a lead pencil, prompting state agriculture concern.
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Sacramento
Cal
Sierraville
State Department of Agriculture
Harry 8. Smith
Department
Mail Lost With Egypt Steamer Sinks
The Post Office department reports 18 bags of U S mail were lost when the steamer Egypt sank. Parcels included mail from New York accumulated between April 20 and May 2.
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Washington
Egypt
Post Office Department
United States
New York
Justice and Mrs Taft Sailed for the United States
Chief Justice Taft and Mrs Taft sailed from Liverpool on the Canopus. They occupied the bridal suite lavishly decorated with flowers. Mr Taft called the London visit one of the most delightful episodes of his life in interview remarks.
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Justice
Mrs. Taft
Liverpool
Jinatice Taft
United States
Mr. Taft
London
Wreck Heroine Found in West Philadelphia Hospital
Margaret Loughman a seventeen year old Keystone telephone operator from Winslow Junction disappeared from home last Wednesday and was found at the Women's Homeopathic Hospital in West Philadelphia by a New Jersey state policeman. She appeared there Wednesday night in a daze from which she has not fully recovered.
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Philadelphia
Keystone
Margaret Loughman
Winslow Junction OX
Reading
Women's Homeopathic Hospital
West Philadelphia
New Jersey
Miss Loughman
Harding Back at White House After Ohio Auto Trip
President Harding returned to the White House from a big week's automobile trip to Ohio, resuming official duties and engagements in Washington.
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Harding
White House
Washington
Ohio
Peasants Make Up Vast Majority in Far Eastern Republic
Ninety percent? No. Eighty per cent of the 1,800,000 inhabitants of the Far Eastern Republic are peasants. The republic covers an area equal to the combined lands of Central Europe Germany Czech Slovakia Poland Austria and Hungary.
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Far Eastern Republic
Central Europe
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Morse Denied Appeal in War Contract Conspiracy Case
The Court of Appeals denied a special appeal by Charles W. Morse his three sons and eight others against a District Supreme Court decision overruling demurrers to an indictment for conspiracy to defraud the government in war contracts. The court found no emergency to justify a special appeal.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Charles W. Morse
District Supreme Court
Rain Delights Midwestern Farmers Across Illinois Wisconsin Iowa
Rain drenched the district between midnight and morning bringing relief to farmers in Illinois Wisconsin Iowa and states west of Chicago The city recorded 0.86 inches marking the first meaningful rain since May when 5 inches fell June was unusually dry with only 1.6 inches Illinois south of Peoria saw only a light sprinkle.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Peoria
Car Hurls 5 Off Trestle Near Deaths in Cleveland
Olga Vadcacer, twenty, is near death after being dragged between two interurban cars and hurled from a trestle. Four others including her sister are dead in the incident near Cleveland on July 11.
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Cleveland
Olga Vadacer
Retired Broker Kills Self in Winnetka Health Resort
Richard Roland Rollins a fifty year old retired real estate broker from Veg Moines Ta ended his life by shooting in his room at a Winnetka health resort. He had been in ill health and a patient at the sanitarian since last March. He leaves a widow and one grown son.
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Chicago
Richard Roland Rollins
Veg Moines
Winnetka
Train Derailment Near Sciotoville Injures Engineer Minor
Fifty passengers escaped unhurt when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train from Parkersburg to Portsmouth derailed three miles east of Sciotoville. The baggage car and smoker turned over. engineer Fred Moore suffered a slight cut.
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Portsmouth
Pssengers
Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
Sciotoville
Fred Moore
American War Stock in France Sold for 252 Million
Paris reports the American war stock left by the American expeditionary forces in France has been sold by the government to private individuals and companies for 299000000 francs, about 252 million dollars at current exchange.
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Paris
France
Blackburn College to Build New Women’s Dormitory
Building in Chamville TL July 11 reports Blackburn College will construct a new women’s dormitory. The contract has been awarded to Willan P P Dunn of Carlinville and construction is scheduled to begin soon.
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Blackburn College
Chamville
Willan PP Dunn
Carlinville
Flood Floods Nogales Arizona Destroys Bridges
A destructive flood hit Nogales Arizona on July 10 flooding thirty business houses and washing out three bridges. Mexican dwellings floated away as water four feet deep filled streets and an arroyo carried floodwaters from the north into the city.
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Nogales
Ariz
Senora
New York executive dies from Santa Fe wreck injuries
Harvey Vr. Miller, vice president of the Fairbanks company, of New York, died in a Hutchinson hospital from injuries suffered in Saturday's Santa Fe collision near Barton Kansas. Nine others were injured, three seriously.
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Harvey F. Miller
New York
Fairbanks Company
Hutchison, Kan
Hutchison
Kan
Harvey Vr. Miller
Barten
Col A B Enloe Dies at 86 in Tennessee
Col. A B Enloe aged 86 and longtime chairman of the Tennessee railroad and public utilities commission died in Nashville. He had been in fitness since February and was a prominent figure in the region.
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Col
A. B. Enloe
Tennessee Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Nashville
Tenn
Missionary's Long Journey Opens Gaiden Anniversary
Omaha July 8 A missionary in Korea Miss Helen Anderson has reached Guanda to attend the gaiden wedding anniversary of her parents Mr and Mrs James Anderson of this city. The celebration is set for July 16.
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Omaha
Helen Anderson
Korea
Guanda
James Anderson
Threat to Close Theaters Over Taxation
Voerts reports the federation of theater and cinema halls has voted to shut all playhouses in Fratee fest by February 1 unless the government reduces taxation on values before that date.
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Voerts
Federation of Theater and Cinema Talons
Howes
Ceiling Collapse Injures Twenty At Star Theater
A large plaster ceiling section 100 by 20 feet weighing several tons collapsed at the Star motion picture theater in Honolulu on July 10, injuring twenty people, one seriously. The incident disrupted a busy cinema night as responders treated the injured and secured the area.
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Honolulu
Star Motion Picture Theater
Japanese Firms in Manchuria Aggregate $478 Million Capital
Seven hundred eighty Japanese companies operate in Manchuria with total capital near 478 million dollars. More than 59 percent of this capital is paid up, indicating substantial investment activity in the region.
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Manchuria
Maine Voter Absentee Rights Expanded By Amend ment
A Maine constitutional amendment allows a voter who has filed an absentee ballot application with the clerk of their city or town to vote by mailing or delivering the ballot to that official. Alaska farmers in 1921 produced 3 000 bushels of wheat 2 000 bushels of oats and about 1 000 bushels of barley. Field wheat at Matanuska Station yielded 40 bushels per acre. Most of 3 500 bushels of spring wheat near Fairbanks was milled into flour locally.
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Maine
Tanana Valley
Alaska
Matanuska Station
Fairbanks Station
Trade Items Used as Money Across Regions
Cowry shells function as currency in Siam the East Indies and West Africa. Sperm whale teeth serve as money in Fiji. In some South Sea Islands red feathers and attractive stones act as currency.
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Siam
East Indies
Africa
Fiji
South Sea Islands
Bumper Corn Crop Seen in July U S Forecast
Washington reports the July Department of Agriculture forecast for 1926 corn at 2.8 billion bushels, up 20 million from last year. Wheat is forecast at 817 million, with winter and spring yields 560 and 548 million respectively. Illinois corn area 8.819 million acres expected to yield 803.726 million bushels. winter wheat 47.25 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Eliot Wadsworth to Wed in Hempstead
Felter Wadsworth 45 of Boston assistant secretary of the United States treasury obtained a license to marry Mrs Nancy Whitman Seall widow of the late Guy T H Seall deputy police commissioner in New York city under Arthur Woods in Hempstead New York July 11.
Fire destroys Lansing business district in Kin
A major blaze in Lansing Kin started by a basement explosion at a grocery store. Large portions of the downtown district burned, with estimated damage around 35000 dollars. Local fire crews fought to contain the flames from July 1 to July 4.
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Leavenworth, Kin
Lansing, Kin
Farmers Special Meeting at Woodman Hall Washington
A county meeting is called for Saturday July 15 at 1 30 at Woodman Hall Washington to finalize plans for a booster picnic and other business. All locals are urged to attend. Whi Sutherland pres I B Rabenold secretary treasurer 1244.
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Woodman Hall
Washington
Whi. Sutherland
I. B. Rabenold
Gypsies in Hungary Rally Against Jazz Music
Hungarian Roma groups publish a manifesto to condemn jazz and claim to push out Negro jazz band artists from Budapest and other cities as seven town councils issue decrees banning jazz performances.
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Hungary
Budapest
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