Chicago Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Chicago market reports hog receipts around 40 000 with steady to higher bids for many weights and categories cattle receipts near 26 000 with steers yearlings and calves showing varied moves slaughter cattle and calves ranges noted as bids and prices. sheep and feeding lambs also listed with active ranges and multiple weight classes across hogs cattle and sheep sectors.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Pritchard Commission CO. Union Stock Yards
Washington County
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report July 18
Wheat prices quoted with bids for white red and hard wheat at 1.43 to 1.45 per bushel and 1.424 to 1.45 for hard varieties. Corn bids listed at about 1.02 to 1.0 per bushel for yellow corn, with several grades present. Market notes show limited detail for additional lots.
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Chicago
Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Hides Prices
Market listing shows butterfat test per pound and fresh per dozen for eggs and leghorns. Includes roosters and ducks per pound, muscovy and swan varieties, plus horse and live pigeons. Notes no market for thin sick or crippled poultry.
The Fencebuster Returns to Training and Family Hope
Bill the big leaguer returns home for winter rest and plans to prove himself in training. His wife and son drive a gym project for local boys, hiring an instructor and staging stunts to inspire a new generation. The town watches as he vows to show his true form.
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Arie
Payne
Bill
Fred Platman
Big Bill
Marie
Fred Platwan
Marle
Walt
Tender Incidents In Old Hickory Life
The article recalls Andrew Jackson’s rare tender side amid his warlike image. Clifford Raymond notes a legend of private gentleness, citing Thomas Benton’s account of Jackson at the Hermitage in Nashville with his adopted son and a lamb by the fireside.
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Andrew Jackson
United States
Clifford Raymond
Liberty
Thomas Benton
Jackson
Hermitage
Nashville
Tenn
Farmers Mutual claims paid for losses across Iowa towns
Secretary J J Benda reports payments to policy holders of the Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association. Amounts include Brinning $25, TeBockhorst $37.50, Randall $250, Bell $30, Luckey $110, Adams $40, Allman $60, Beenblossom $18.15, Seydel $84, Maxwell $25, Stephens $40, Hadley $50, Meyer $24, Nicoli $75, Dye $125, France $100, Eicher $81, Rorkoski $12.50, Greiner $100, Roth $8, Long $85, Berdo $45, Caldwell $35, Sands $40, Morris $25, Martin $18, McCall $? and Wehr $3, Lemon $50, Peters $50.
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J. J. Benda
Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
R. E. Brinning
Brighton
Iaw
Wm. C
Leo TeBockhorst
Washington
Co. C. Randall
George W. Bell
Wellman, Son
W. R. Luckey
Gladwin
W. A. Beenblossom
Jess Seydel
Riverside
H. W. Maxwell
S. A. Stephens
Ainsworth
Fragmentary line hints at family warmth and cold
The readable fragment shows a scene where someone laments being out in the cold and mentions Jackson keeping both by the hearth. It provides a glimpse of domestic atmosphere and a named figure in a domestic setting.
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Jackson
Oldest Scottish preacher retires from Seafield pastorate
James Macintyre, the oldest active preacher in Scotland and likely Britain's oldest full-ordained clergyman, has retired from Seafield Church in Scotland. Born in Greenock in 1834, he was inducted to Seafield in 1877, and his ninety fourth birthday anniversary was celebrated by former parishioners.
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James Macintyre
Scotland
Great Britain
Seafield
Greenock
Crawfordsville Social Notes and Weekend Travel
Mrs Nellie Manners reports from Crawfordsville Iowa as of July 18. Mrs J F Buxbaum travels to Chicago for a short visit with cousin Miss Jeannette Wooley undergoing treatment there. Mr and Mrs Charles C Millson visit Monmouth Illinois for a week with relatives. Bruce McCleary arrives from Des Moines and starts a visit with his mother.
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Crawfordsville
Iowa
J. F. Buxbaum
Chicago
Jeannette Wooley
Charles C Millson
Monmouth
Ill
Bruce McCleary
Des Moines
Farm auction notes and pie filled sales day report
July 16 marked the earliest regular farm sale in years with a large crowd despite a shower. Cattle cows sold up to 80 dollars, shoats and horses met fair prices, a coon dog brought 38, and a Holstein top lot sold for 140 to Dr Stutsman. next Saturday D J Ross sells furniture at Mason storage house.
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Boyd Berdo
Stutsman
Hefifer
John Nickerson Jr
Grant Blick
Dr. Masson
Jim Paird
Mr. Rickey
Pete Perdock
Ralph Tracy
Brighton
D. J. Ross
Mason
Wolfe
Washington
C. C. Randle
Howard Hopping
Summer visitors and local family calls noted in brief
In St Clovisville Ohio the party travels to visit Mrs McCleary. Miss Mina McCleary finished a six week summer school course in Burlington and is home for the rest of summer. Mrs Charlie Anderson, her son Lyle and daughter Grace Marie of Davenport Iowa called on friends here Sunday.
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St. Clovisville
Ohio
Charlie Anderson
Lyle
Grace Marie
Davenport
Fundamentalist college to rise at Des Moines university
The Baptist union plans a new wing at Des Moines university to become a fundamentalist college. The union bought the university’s buildings and equipment and Dr T U Shields of Toronto has been elected acting president pending a permanent appointment. He also leads the Baptist Bible union.
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The
Union
Des Moines University
T. U. Shields
Toronto
Canada
Baptist Bible Union
Youthful bandits rob three Marshalltown stores
In Marshalltown Iowa on July 18 a quartet described as well dressed and young broke into Wiseman-Higgin Dry Food Ryder Furniture and J D Palmer Dry Goods. They opened safes obtaining about $1 000 with Henry Essen bound during the Wiseman-Higgin heist. two other stores yielded 300 and 1 000. Police were notified after Essen freed himself.
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Marshalltown
Wiseman-Higgin Dry Food
Henry Essen
Essen
Ryder Furniture Company
J. D. Palmer Dry Goods
Wiseman-Higgins
Soil experts stop in Des Moines on transcontinental tour
A few hundred soil experts from around the world will briefly stop in Des Moines this afternoon as part of a cross country tour. They will be entertained at Iowa State College at Ames this morning, with guests including specialists from Holland Hungary Russia Switzerland and Czechoslovakia. They are hosted by BE T Meredith former secretary of agriculture.
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Des Moines
United States
Iowa State College
Ames
Holland
Hungary
Russia
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Be.t. Meredith
Child of 12 Seeks Death by Carbolic Acid
Edith Bickel, 12, is recovering at home near Central City Iowa after an attempt to end her life by drinking carbolic acid. Despondency over overwork while caring for her father and brother on the farm was cited as the reason for the act.
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Cedar Rapids
Edith Bickel
Central City
Hous
Baptist Bible Union Moves Headquarters
The Baptist Bible Union of North America relocates its headquarters to a new Des Moines location as announced on July 18. The move signals organizational reorganization within the fundamentalist group and affects administrative operations nationwide.
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Baptist Bible Union
Des Moines
The
Baptist Bible Union of North America
Fundamen
Storm wrecks two Kansas City suburbs. four dead
Storms ripped South Park and Monrovia causing four deaths and over forty injuries. More than a hundred people were left homeless as Red Cross and National Guard assisted. Food and clothing were rushed in and shelters set up in undamaged buildings. The twister crossed the state line into Missouri damaging homes in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Red Cross
National Guard
South Park
Monrovia
Missouri-Kansas Line
Missouri
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Chicago Grain
Yass Eine
Washington Produce Markets
Teh
Aive
the Farmers’ Co-Operative Exchange
North
Iowa Ave
Wm. P. Adams, ‘Keota, Heifer
P. R. Allman
Wayland, Cow
Albert M. Hadley
Richland, Steer
D. FP. Meyer
Wayland
John Nicoli
Keota
Harry Dye
Harry France
Lone Tree
Eicher Bros
Wayland, Steers
R. S. Borkoski
Brighton, Shoal
Frank Greiner
Richland, Son
Will Miller, Jr
John C. Roth
Noble
Fred Long
Richland
Boyd B. Berdo
Heer
Silas Caldwell
Gen Sands
Ainsworth, Heifer
Hush Morris
Roy Martin
West Chester
Glenn McCall
Hog
Owen Wehr
Ainsworth, Son
W. F. Lemon
R. E. Peters
Columbus Junction
Keifer
Nellie Manners
L. B. Luithly
Rubio
Cr. L. Brown
Perry Deal
Evening Journal
Journal
A. Reeves
Phone Green
Louisitt
Walter Little
Royal
Dodd Printing Co
Fr. Madison
C. A. Ruebram
Lowa Ave
Fairbanks-Morse
W. C. Hotle
Timothy Hay
Donald McLaughlin
Jersey CO
George W. Stewart
Dutch Creek Township
T. L
S. W. Brookhart
EASTMAN 3-A_ Kodak
C. W. Davis
W. J. Edgar
Mon & Thurs
Baby Carriage
Ead
Fry
Baptist Church
City Water Works
Black
Central Park
Inauire Journal
Cone Lake
Washington, D. A
Reubsam
Park Bench
Leave At Journal
Siete
BY Williams
George Curl
Trwllams
R. A. Beauchamp
Abe Martin
Pritchard Com. CO
Iowa Live Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
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