Chicago Livestock Market Report July 16 1923
Chicago market wrap reports hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices for July 16 1923 with holdover values and near term trends. Estimized hogs 9999 head cattle 27000 sheep 20000. top hog bids around 7 75 per hundredweight while packing sows hover near 6.00 with best weight pigs around 7 75. Lambs and ewes show mixed values with clipped lambs at 13 75 and ewes 6 00 to 6 50 amid generally steady tone. Estimates for tomorrow predict hogs 33000 cattle 10000 sheep 12000. Liverpool wheat and grain prices noted in the day’s market rundown.
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Chicago
Eighty Eight Thousand Raised In Half Hour Drive
In JQLARINDA on July 16 leaders of the Chris church appealed to members for funds for a four new building. The congregation raised forty thousand dollars toward the project and plans services in the basement. A remaining thirty thousand eight hundred dollars is needed to complete the structure this fall.
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Jqlarinda
Bad Boy Clinic Opens New Feature in California
Berkeley introduces a youth clinic under municipal direction at the Berkeley Health Center. Children are thoroughly analyzed and treated by Dr. George L. Chamberlain, Oakland expert psychiatrist, moving away from spanking and confinement toward professional care.
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Bad Boy Clinic
California
Berkeley
Cal
College City
Berkeley Health Center
George L. Chamberlain
Oakland
French Traitor Freed From Devil's Isle
A 15 year old treason case ends with Uline released from Devil's Island to freedom in Cayenne. Son of a Lyons industrialist, he funded lavish tastes of La Belle Lison by selling naval secrets to foreigners and forging documents.
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Paris
Vimo
Devil's Island
Cayenne
la Belle Lison
Uline
Toulon
Lyons
Ulime
Naval Department
Hostile John O Brien Captured After Long Global Chase
Philadelphia reports the arrest of John O Brien known as Hostile John a famed safe cracker from the 80s involved in the Oxford post office job and a world wide pursuit. He eluded authorities for years gambling across Europe South America and the United States before being taken in Philadelphia at age around sixty eight after a cancer lip identified him.
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Philadelphia
John O'Brien
John
Wal Crosby
Easy Roberts
Bill Dow
Mark Shinburn
George White
New York Herald
Jimmie Logue
O'Brien
Oxford
N. C
O’brien
United States
Ohio
Peterman
Europe
Thomas Dougherty
London
Scotland Yard
O Brien
Ile
Paris
Riviera
Nice
Monte Carlo
Florence
Rio de Janeiro
South Americs
Buenos Aires
Rio
Tor
New Orleans
Dougherty Cohn
Mr. Dougherty
Il Paso
Rio Grande
Tia Juana
Faro
Auan
Department of Justice
John Brien
New York
Mr. O'Brien
French Demand Motors That Economize on Gas
Andre Citroen, called the Henry Ford of France, says France lags the United States in auto production due to a smaller market. He notes 12 million U.S. cars versus 300 thousand in France, and that French cars favor light, economical styling over mass models.
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France
United States
Andre Citroen
Henry Ford
America
M. Citroen
Paris
Sahara
Austria Sees 10579 Emigrate in 1922
In 1922 Austria saw 10 579 people leave for foreign countries. The emigrants included farmers skilled workers doctors engineers artists and teachers with more than 3700 under twenty one. Destinations were the United States Brazil Argentina Egypt Palestine the Dutch Colonies Mexico and Russia.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Egypt
Palestine
Mexico
Russia
Sues Ex Husband for Breach of Promise in San Francisco
Mrs. Lily Hayes sues ex husband William K. Hayes in San Francisco over a promised marriage he allegedly broke off. She seeks 25000 dollars in damages citing a breach of promise.
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San Francisco
Lily Hayes
William K. Hayes
Dean of Women Tours West for Graceland College
Mrs. Vida E. Smith Graceland college dean of women tours the western United States this summer to promote Graceland college. She is a niece of Joseph Smith the Prophet.
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LACMI
Vida E. Smith
Graceland College
West
District Court notice in Washington County Iowa September Term 1923
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa September Term 1923 Emma Jones David N Anwyl Anna Anwyl Julia Dicken Cavender Milton Dicken Priscilla Dicken legal notice filed entries and party names listed for court action.
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District Court of
Washington County
Iowa
Emma Jones
David N. Anwyl
Anna Anwyl
Julia Dicken
Cavender
Milton Dicken
Priscilla Dicken
Quieting Title Suit in Washington County Iowa
Plaintiffs Junkin and Cora Dicken Martin sue to quiet title to Lots Seven and other parcels in East Washington and Ashbys Addition Washington Iowa. Defendants unknown claimants and listed individuals must answer by Sept 3 1923. The petition seeks fee simple ownership and bar any adverse claims with general equitable relief.
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Nathan Baker
Thomas Baker
John Lyon
Alexander Lee
Alex Lee
John B. Malin
Jessie Ashby
Hiram Wallingford
Mary W. Ashby
Juvia F. Hart
Priscilla B. Twining
Esther W. Dicken
Hester W. Dicken
Elizabeth H. Bickford
Josebius W. H. Ashby
A. B. Dicken
James Dawson
Janette Dawson
BE. W. H. Ashby
Priscilla Twining
Julia Hart
Will
Bryson
William S. Bryson
Nettie E. Bryson
William Sherman Bacon
Nanette Nyvon Black
Edna Black
Charles Watson
Jesse Twining
FE. N. Hart
Viola Howe Jeffries
Jesse Ashby
Edward Bryson
Kila Bryson
Florence Ruth Newcomb
Elizabeth E. Ashby
Viola Ashby Gardner
Jessie Ashby Brindley
Eleanor Ashby Grable
Esther Ashby
Chas. Ashby
R. M. Ashby
John C. Martin
Fanny Ritchey
Wesley Ritchey
Lydia A. Ritchey
Caroline M. Ritchey
Edwin M. Ritchey
Nathan Littler
Thomas Ritchey
Jacob Kopp
Jacob F. Kopp
Lydia Abigail Kopp
Fanny Ashby
Caroline Matilda Ritchy
Edmond M. Ritchey
William H. Jenkins
Johnathan C. Conger
Jonathan C. Conger
Wm. H. Jenkins
Margaret Jenkins
Jane Conger
C. EB. Norton
John H. Bacon
David Crandall
BE. H. Crandall
Richard H. Marsh
R. H. Marsh
Mercy Marsh
Norman Everson
L. Edgerton & Dunning
John H. Holden
Mercy S.marsh
Jane Porter
Norman B. Scofield
Washington County
Iowa
Toaewit
East Washington
Washington
District Court
Huge Hammer Is Mere Toy to F Leonard Now
Frank Leonard of Des Moines Iowa a well known blacksmith now contracting says Tanlac restored his strength after two years of poor appetite and stomach problems He claims Tanlac gave him back his old vigor adding it could shoe the worst horse in Iowa Tanlac is sold by all druggists with over 37 million bottles sold Advertising copy is included.
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John
F. Leonard
Frank Leonard
23Rd St
Section Ave
3. W
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Leonard
Taniac
Bridge
Tanlac
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