Daily Market Reports First and Second Chicago Updates
The report covers Chicago market activity with hogs cattle and sheep data, showing receipts and prices for today and yesterday. It notes open higher trade, slow bidding, varied cattle grades, and specific figures for hogs calves and sheep, with official yesterday totals and arrivals from Beach-Wickham Grain Co. in Burlington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Burlington
Iowa
Villas Rise on Site of Carthage in Tunis Suburb Boom
After centuries of ruin the ancient Carthage site is being settled as villas rise on the Punic capital’s sea wall foundations. American excavators and Tunisia’s antiquities department probe for hidden remains while builders erect homes and dig for foundations. Pere Delattre notes early pillars and animal decorations echo early European evolutions.
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London
Carthage
Department of Antiquities of
Tunisia
Erent Sea
Gulas
Tunis
Walue
Pere Delattre
Europe
Inventions Aid Easy Tire Inflation Device
An early device resembles a small gas filled drum. It is designed to inflate a tire without jacking, reaching a set pressure in seconds. The description emphasizes portability and speed for standard tire inflation uses.
Rufus Learns Road Of Compassion After Farm Accident
Rufus marries Martha and plans to avoid charity children but a farm accident leads to hospital care. Two orphaned boys share his recovery as Martha recalls their past and Rufus rethinks his stingy stance. The couple eventually welcomes two more children and plans a brighter life together.
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Martha Jane
Rufus
Sewin’ Circle
Dave
Doctor Smith
Johnnie Johnson
Billie Burke
Grandmother
Martha
Bor Rufus
Ile
Lfe
Pye
Jolmnale
Billie
Vacation in Glacier and Northern Rockies Offers Broad Escape
A Northwestern travel pitch extols fifteen thousand square miles of Glacier National Park and nearby ranges with forests, streams, lakes, and trails. It highlights rustic inns and tepees, alpines, fishing, hiking, ponies on the Continental Divide, and scenic camping. Burlington service plans trips including Pacific Northwest, Yellowstone, and Colorado with early reservations urged.
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Rockies
Continental Divide
Glacier
Burlington
Pacific Northwest
Yellowstone
Colorado
J. GC. Mehay
Journal Advertisement Sparks Personal Promotion Comment
Areader notes that posting in the Journal is an effective way to promote oneself. The remark highlights the perceived value of newspaper ads for self presentation and outreach.
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Journal
Closing Out Sale at the Lovelett Residence
Auction of farm animals including horses hogs cows and pigs, poultry and hay to be held Saturday July 21 at 2 oclock. Furniture machinery harness and farm implements plus household goods offered for cash terms. Administrators and heirs listed with location one mile east of Washington No 11.
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Albert Lovelett
Washington
Farrow
Poland
Studebaker
ABE MARTIN on rapid transit and longevity
Abe Martin muses on speed and longevity arguing faster travel shrinks life and changes manners. He notes gasoline as a new limit to time, discusses auto impact on safety, and reflects on Democrats and pedestrians as society ages and adapts.
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Abe Martin
Correcting Wrong Impression at Lunch With Charlotte
A Cleveland dealer recounts inviting a girl named Charlotte to lunch with soft foods. She quips she eats big girl food. An Australian brush turkey behavior is described with eggs laid in a high heap of decaying vegetation, hatching from warmth.
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Small Charlotte
Cleveland Vials
Animal Bottles Raise Young in Captivity Says Nature
Nature Magazine notes that young lions and tigers are fed from bottles before being nourished on ground pigeon meat. Baby elephants enjoy bread and milk, while several top camels in American zoos were raised on cow's milk from a bottle.
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Nature Magazine
Relief Administration begins pullout from Russia amid ongoing aid to children
As the American Relief Administration withdraws its personnel, it leaves supplies for thousands of Russian children in Moscow and other centers. Colonel William N. Haskell had mobilized food for up to two million youngsters, and centers will continue with local committees until harvest. The article notes the children benefiting from cocoa, corn grits, fats, wheat bread, and milk in bleak famine conditions.
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American Relief Administration
Russia
Petrograd
Oneesa
A. BR. A
William N. Haskell
Moscow
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