Daily Market Reports Chicago July 14 Livestock and grain
Estimated receipts today Hog 27 000 cattle 4 500 sheep 12 009. Market mixed with most categories steady to higher Beef and pork values noted with specific weight class ranges. Shipments show hogs 4 585 cattle 2 789 sheep 2 484 calves 175. Wheat 120 cars corn 237 cars oats 35-38% No 2 yellow corn 66-65% Old No 3 white oats 35-38% Tomorrow's outlook shows Hows 6 000 cattle 1 500 sheep 5 008 expected.
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Chicago
Holtover
Bette
Lieht
Planning for Future Highways in U S
Washington July 14 Thomas H McDonald chief of the bureau of public roads calls for long term financing for highways saying highways are a national necessity not a luxury He notes the United States aims to build a vast system with France and Germany as reference points and warns frequent funding changes raise costs and harm private business He cites last year's highway spending of 606 million with 23 percent federal 14 percent motor vehicle revenue and seven percent from other sources.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas H. McDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Agriculture Department
United States
McDonald
France
Germany
Texas
Coal shortage tightens Iowa power and gas supply
Des Moines July 14 coal stringency threatens town electric railways and gas plants. A survey by national associations reports Iowa may face electric and gas outages with August 13 cutoffs if coal cannot be obtained. Some towns already curtail service. prices have doubled since April.
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Des Moines
American Electric Railway Association
National Electric Light Association
American Gas Association
Iowa
Allied Electric Light Companies
Manson
Corydon
Lamont
Davie City
Kellerton
Grand River
Eddyville
Atlantic Municipal
Road user pays more while state taxes shrink says McDonald
A speech by McDonald calls for a major revamp of revenue sources to shift a larger share of funding to road users and reduce reliance on state and local taxes. He notes the need for a readjustment to ensure highways are financed by users rather than taxpayers.
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McDonald
Morse and Much Freed on Habeas Corpus in Fraud Indictments
Charles W. Morse and Rupert M. Much are released on habeas corpus after a federal commissioner finds probable cause for removal to New York for trial on charges of fraud in promoting the sale of United States Steamship Company securities. Morse interrupted the hearing to dispute a statement by Fletcher DoBayne claiming Morse tried to flee the country, calling it a lie.
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Portland
Charles W. Morse
Rupert M. Much
New York
United States Steamship Company
Morse
Fletcher Dobyny
United States Attorney General
Hospital Accepts Bosworth Gift to Create Free Child Bed
On the tenth anniversary of the county hospital opening the board accepted Ozro W. Bosworths gift via Marsh W. Bailey executor. The free bed for minor children in Clay Township will be funded by net estate income and a memorial fund, with the hospital to receive patients at no charge and a ceremony for visitors tomorrow afternoon.
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Ozro W. Hosworth
Clay Township
Ozro W. Bosworth
Washington County
Iowa
Marsh W. Bailey
Washington County Hospital
Ozro W. Bosworth Childrens Hospital Memorial Fund
William Perry Wells Park
Washington
Clay Congregational Church
Frappe
Hearing Opens on Legality of Liquor Sales at Sea
Attorney General Daugherty presides as hearings begin on whether liquor can be sold on American vessels. Commissioner Blair asked for the opinion after Anheuser Busch challenged the Shipping Board. The board declines representation until the AG opinion is issued. Anti Saloon League and steamship firms are represented.
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Washington
Ameran
Daugherty
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Company
Shipping Board
Schlesinger
Anti-Saloon League
Debs Seeks Sanatorium Aid in Chicago
Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs, whose health worsened after prison time, has rented a room in a Chicago sanitarium. Debs was imprisoned for a 1918 Canton speech opposing the draft, later sentenced to ten years, and served time in Moundsville and Atlanta before his December release.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Canton
United States
Moundsvilles
W. Va
Atlanta
Shell blast kills several children in Watertown yard
A 70 millimeter shell exploded on a back porch on Dimmick Street, killing Morris Salisbury sixteen Frances Wiley thirteen Vivian Jones twelve Olin Brown eleven Anson Workman thirteen Edna Workman fourteen Sarah Barden thirteen and Donald Horton twelve. The dud from last summer’s range practice was kept as a souvenir by Edward G Workman and William L Salisbury. Police and fire crews seek more souvenir shells. six found and discarded into the Black river.
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Watertown
Dimmick Street
Edward G. Workman
William L. Salisbury
Morris Salsbury
Frances Wiley
Wivian Jones
Olin Brown
Anson Workman
Edna Workman
Sarah Barden
Donald Horton
Butalo
Pine Plants Reservation
C. J. Solar
Pine Plains Reservation
Black
Toad Proposed as Prohibition Emblem by Science Monthly
The horned toad is suggested as the prohibitionists emblem as it can survive 118 days without water in a dry atmosphere. Professor PG of the University of Wisconsin demonstrates this remarkable drought tolerance.
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Prohibitionists
Vpopulse Science Monthly
Pg, Hall
University of Wisconsin
Tomato Wilt Hits Mid Atlantic and Gulf Yields
Tomato air disease triggers annual loss of more than 115000 tons across the Mid Atlantic Gulf and Lower Mississippi states. The report notes widespread impact on tomato crops and regional agricultural losses.
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Middle Atlantic
Gulf
Mississippi
The Handwriting on the Wall Lesson for July Sixteen
Intro to a Sunday School lesson cites Belshazzar, the Babylonian feast, and moral warnings from Daniel. It argues responsible conduct, self control, and religion as safeguards, urging a Bible class discussion on contemporary warnings and the origin of the Handwriting phrase. A joke ends the excerpt.
Farmer Unconscious After Bee Sting in Nevada Iowa
Joseph Stewart a swine breeder and farmer northwest of Nevada Iowa lay unconscious at his home since Sunday afternoon from an ordinary honey bee sting. He has been under care of an Ames physician but relapsed into unconsciousness with doctors puzzled by his condition.
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Nevada
Iowa
Joseph Stewart
Stewart
Ames
Tanlac Restores Digestive Health and Weight Gain
Kern Peal of Cedar Rapids Iowa reports twelve years of stomach trouble with nerves and poor sleep. After taking Tanlac his digestion improved quickly, he gained weight and sleeps well with no morning bad taste. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Kern
Peal
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
T. M. Sinclair & Co
All Good Druggista
Advt
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Beach
Wickham Grain Co
Iowa City
Town
W. HW. Deming
C. G. Yard
Illinois
U. S
C. W. Morse
Hospital
Bosworth
Eugene Debs
Belshazzar
Babylon
Holy Temple
Jerusalem
Preacher
Daniel
New York World
Ms Nee Iia
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
Creamery
East Washington St
Ise
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Hone
R. L. Gibson
W. A. Hutton & Co
Hershey
Muscatine
Chicago Board of Trade
Bartlett, Frasier & Company, and
Logan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Devonport
Duroes
Tog
Lowa
Ernest O. Carlson
Kruse & Macon
East End
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