Daily Market Reports First Report Hogs and Cattle
Chicago July 13 livestock desk reports estimated receipts hogs 36 000 cattle 14 000 sheep 9 000 with holdovers 9 294. Market mostly lower for hogs and steady to weak for beef cattle and feeders. Official yesterday receipts hogs 19 326 cattle 21 4 etc. Lambs and sheep show mixed terms, feeding lambs quoted near 12 13 dollars. Grain and oats prices noted by Beach-Wickham Grain Co Iowa City with oats No 2 yellow corn around 63 percent.
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Chicago
Bio
Bulk of
Wales
Chiveago
Great Road System For United States
Federal and state engineers map a nationwide highway system of about 180000 miles. The plan follows the federal highway act requiring a connected system with interstate and primary roads plus secondary routes. States submit systems for review and adjust routes with neighbors to ensure nationwide coordination and future construction.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Nebraska
South Dakota
Strive Always to Help and Avoid Rejection
An advisory note promotes constant affirmation and service. It urges speaking only what is right and beneficial, discouraging criticism and negative chatter while stressing the value of positive action.
Farmers notice calls county meeting at Woodman Hall
Special call for county meeting at Woodman Hall in Washington Saturday July 15 at 1 50. It aims to complete booster county picnic programs and other business. Each local is urged to be represented. Wm Sutherland president I B Rabenold secretary and treasurer 12404
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Woodman Hall
Washington
Wm. Sutherland
I. B. Rabenold
Herrings Lead Fish Diet in Popular Eating
Herrings are the most eaten fish of all, surpassing other varieties. The article notes their prominence in diets and routine use in meals.
Rat tale prompts comic pause at meeting
A humorous anecdote about a rat stealing milk from a baby is recounted at a society session, drawing a mix of reactions. The tale contrasts popular appeal in poetry with motives of vanity and public service, as noted by commentators on Sir Walter Scott and Levett.
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Kansas City Star
Sir Walter Scott
Levett
Courtney Cooper a New York World and Tribune writer
Courtney Ryley Cooper, born in Kansas City, ran away to be a circus clown then rose as a journalist and author. He wrote for the Kansas City Star New York World Denver Post and Chicago Tribune and published more than 200 magazine stories plus several plays. He collaborated on Memories of Buffalo Bill and used pen names Barney Furey and William O. Grenolds.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
New York World
Denver Post
Chicago Tribune
Cooper
Ress
Sellslato Circus
Col
W. F Cody
Buffalo Bill
U. S. Marines
France
Vaccination School For Hog Cholera July 18 19
Washington County plans a two day vaccination school on hog cholera serum use with a $5 fee for applications and exam. a state veterinarian will teach and issue vaccination certificates to attendees who pass. Bee meetings and limestone prices are also discussed along with home economics dress forms and a girls sewing club Busy Bee. Rosen rye seed sale noted with Joe B Wright offering about 400 bushels.
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Washington County
Washington
State Department
Iowa State College
Joe B. Wright
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Chicago woman Mary Enrico explains she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after severe pain and avoided surgery. A sewing machine operator and mother of a young child, she credits the remedy with sustained health and return to work.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Lydia EL Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Mary Enrico
Carpenter St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Enrico
Lydia E
From Blappers and Philosophers Plate Tales
The excerpt parodies a sequence of ages from stone to cut glass and lampoons domestic mishaps. It recalls a humorous chain of objects breaking and decaying as a narrator riffs on consumer eras and social foibles.
Violin strings balanced by material and gauge
The article describes strings for violins and related instruments. It notes varying thickness by needed tone and tension, the fourth string often using silver or white metal called the silver string, and two covered strings on violas, cellos, and double basses to deepen tone. It adds guitar strings use silk instead of gut, notes Italian string quality, and mentions finishing with silver plated copper or silver on lathes.
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Taly
Americun
Iowa Crops Report Shows Corn and Oats Slipping in 1922
Iowa preliminary acreage shows corn at 10,123,000 with 39.1 bushels per acre yield and 395, 009,000 bushels. Oats yield 31.5 bushels per acre totaling 187,740,000 bushels amid heat and drought. Winter wheat strong with 21.4 bushels per acre. barley 25.4 with 4,460,000 bushels. Apples, potatoes, and other crops cited with varied conditions and production forecasts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
West Central
Northwest
North Central
Crawford County
Monona County
Enemies of Clover Face Broomrape Threats and Weeds
The text notes broomrape as a major foe to clover with many varieties. It describes broomrape roots penetrating soil to attach to host roots and siphon sap. It adds that rape seed can remain dormant underground for years and germinate when at the right depth.
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Weimar - Cowencset
Rome
Cccéseageease
Wireless courses added at University of Iowa
University of Iowa in Iowa City will offer wireless instruction to liberal arts students next semester in addition to civil and electrical engineering courses. Professor Arthur H. Ford will lead the program, expanding the college's physics based telecommunication studies as demand grows.
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Iowa City
College of Liberal Arts
University of Iowa
Arthur H. Ford
Iowa
Arthur Inaugurated in New York
Chester A. Arthur became president after Garfield's assassination. He took a midnight oath in New York before leaving for Long Branch to escort Garfield’s remains to Washington. He later was formally inaugurated in Washington before the Supreme Court chief justice.
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Arthur
New York
Chester A. Arthur
Garfield
National
Los Branch
Washington
New York Supreme Court
Long Branch
United States Supreme Court
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Girls Garment Club
Lewis Duke
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Property Owners Federation, Inc
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R. L. Gibson
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W. S. Reister & Sons
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