Daily Market Reports from Chicago Fogs and Cattle Hogs
Market notes show estimated receipts for cattle 1,500 hogs 4,000 and sheep 3,000 with foggy Chicago conditions. Prices listed for market classes indicate light and slight declines in hogs and steady to strong trends in various weight categories, with onions of buyers and sellers adjusting. Official yesterday figures show hogs 16 114, cattle 9 196, and sheep 12 488 with shipments around 37 358. Grain futures list corn oats wheat with mixed moves and cash wheat quotes around 475 cars.
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Chicago
Othlers
Fast ends in 69 days. evangelist dies in Kentucky
Rev. Wille m Rice forty nine? fifty years old mountain evangelist dies after a 60 day fast at his Nada area home in Powell county Kentucky. He reportedly starved himself to death with water as his sole nourishment claiming it was commanded by God to reject No 11. In Yosemite a rock slide on the Ledge trail injures a woman and hurts ten others as crowds panic. Ranger Townsley and Dr. Stein lead first aid efforts after the avalanche near Yosemite Valley.
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Lexington
Willem Rice
Nada
Powell County
Here
Rice
Yosemite Trail
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite Valley
Glacier Point
Townsley
Frederick Stein
Secene
Henry County
Newell Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Stanley Miller
Gotty’ Milne
Japan Seizes U S Steamer After Collision Suit
Japanese court officials attach the U S steamship Eastern Sailor at Kobe in a suit against Albert Lasker over a March collision with Kaekeaki Maru. Damages set at 33 172 yen, with U S Shipping Board to settle.
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Tokyo
United States Board
Eastern Sailor
Kobe
Albert Lasker
American Shipping Board
South Manchurian Railroad
United States Shipping Board
Mammoth Cave Found Near Moslam Township
Dubuque farmers discover a mammoth cave in Moslam township with a small clear lake at its foot. Preliminary surveys call it one of the state’s rare finds and officials plan to explore further to develop it as a tourist beauty spot.
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Dubuque
Moslam Township
Marshall finds district peaceful in Iowa tour
Col. Guy Brewer United States marshal for the southern district of Iowa reports no trouble during his tour. He visits Oskaloosa and finds the strike centers peaceful and orderly with deputy marshals available if needed. He expects no trouble in the district.
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Oskaloosa
Guy §. Brewer
United States
Iowa
Brewer
Deaf Mutes in the United States Show A Slight Increase
Washington reports 4,885 deaf mutes in the 1920 census, up from 1910 figures though density per million varies by region. Schedues cover cause and age of hearing loss for 78 percent of enumerated individuals, with Iowa listing 1,066 deaf-mutes.
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United States
Washington
D. C
Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
East North Central States
Mountain States
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Iowa
Buddhist Marriage Beliefs Prompt Self-Immolation in Japan
The article explains Buddhist views on marriage linking this life to the next. It notes that when marriage cannot occur in this world, some Japanese individuals commit suicide seeking a favorable married life in the afterlife.
Henry County Farm Bureau Notes on Poultry Culling
Henry County Farm Bureau reports multiple poultry culling demonstrations across the county last week with 1,766 hens processed and 722 deemed unprofitable. Attendees learned culling, caponizing, and efficient coop setups, while prices varied by locale and future demos were scheduled for New London and Cane townships.
Fruit Growers of U S to Visit Iowa
Des Moines July 22 Plant breeding and winter hardy fruits and vegetables will be studied in Iowa by horticultural experts from college stations in the Midwest and Canada during a three day gathering of the great plains section of the American society of horticultural science August 15 to 18. They will tour Des Moines Madison county Ames Charles City St Ansgar to observe hardy varieties and onion crops and exchange growing methods.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Middle West
Canada
Great Plains
American Society of Horticultural Science
Madison County
Winterset
Secretary of Agriculture
Co. Wallace
Col
Smith Brookhart
Ames
State Agriculture College
Charles City
St. Ansgar
Demonstrations Scheduled by County Agent Baxter
County Agent Baxter will lead demonstrations and invites all interested to attend and participate in one or both sessions.
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Baxter
Government power asserted over mail trains and coal production
Attorney General Daugherty stated after meetings with Senator Borah and Senator Cummins that the government has full power to enforce mail train operations and interstate commerce, and equal authority to enforce coal production and protection for workers in either occupation.
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Washington
Daugherty
Capitol
Borah
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Aerial police unit forms in Venice California
Aerial police service for 24 hours a day has been established in Venice California. It consists of three aviator officers on eight hour shifts, each with a personal airplane. The squad aids accident victims assists in arresting car bandits fights wildfires and rushes life preservers to shipwreck victims.
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Venice
Cal
Baster
Inter State Commerce Commission Advances Fuel Priority Plans
The Interstate Commerce Commission moves quickly to establish priority orders to move coal shipments to the Northwest and other needy areas. Plans are broad, resembling wartime preparations, as resumption of mine operations hinges on Canada and England. Officials expect over a million tons of American and foreign coal transport within days.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Far Northwest
Bymparh
Canada
England
Commerce Department
Maintenance of way workers seek 30 percent wage rise
St Louis July 22 maintenance of way men on the Missouri Pacific demand a near thirty percent wage increase. They ask to restore the July 1921 scale and will submit the dispute to the labor board.
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Missouri Pacific
Labor Board
St. Louis
Radio Notes and Advances Across the World
Canada reports feverish radio demand prompting factories to run three shifts. China's radio link connects Beijing and Tianjin subscribers over 80 miles. Dr Arthur Korn's Atlantic photo transmission uses code to produce half tone images. Department stores see radio as a $70 million merchandising wave with wide broadcast use. Time signal indicators appear in England shop windows. German Post Office studies radio telegraph for news and prices with annual fees and subscriber decoding safeguards.
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China
Peking
Tientsin
China Electric Company
Edouard Belin
Atlantic
Arthur Korn
Berlin
Korn
Rome
Bar Harbor
Maine
New York World
Kron
Dr. Kron
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Philadelphia
New York
Newark
St. Louis
Los Angeles
England
Eiffel Tower
Paris
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Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Iowa City
Town
W. H. Deming
Yard
Illinow
Kentucky
Barthehio
Japan
U. S
Shipping Board
Mammoth Cave
Henry County Farm Bureau
W. K. Henss
Wayland
C. G. Weeks
South Salem
Bh. L. Sater
New London Township
Louisa County
C. R. Ibbotson
Mt. Union
State Hospital Farm
Mr. Gibboney
Frank Montgomery
Henry County Fair Association
Jack Garden
Weaver & Garden
Wapello
Towa
Garden
John A. Day
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
Henry County Club
Mr. Day
H. C. Foster
Swedesburg
Harlan
Finley
C.H. Johnson
Johnson
Corn Belt
Timothy
John Siefken
Bethel School House
Saf
Canaan Township
Eheck
Amer
Ican Horticulturists
Toronto
Radio News
Post Office
Radio Telegraph
Portland
South
Iowa Avenue
Vernis Martin
Buck's
W. M. Hewitt
D. P. Maogon, Anuet
Thone
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
Creamery
East Washington St
Property Owners Federation
Lea
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