Opening Market Report From Chicago Stockyards 1922
Chicago daily market report shows mixed cattle hog and sheep demand with openings steady to strong on higher grade cattle and lighter activity on others. Estimated receipts include hogs 48 000 cattle 16 000 and sheep 3 879 with official yesterday hogs 5 751 cattle 2 095 sheep 1 907 and calves 165. Prices range by weight and class across hogs cattle and lambs with top hogs to 10 70 and cattle to 10 75 for select heavy weights. Wheat and corn futures move lower on Sept and Dec contracts while cash grain trades show No 2 yellow corn around 63% and No 2 hard wheat near 1.06 to 1.10 per bushel.
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Chicago
Carlson Sale Is Held Saturday
Attendance at the Ernest Carlson Duroc sale Saturday afternoon was small due to muddy roads and threatening weather. The auctioneer arrived late but demand remained steady with every hog sold at satisfactory prices. Carlson offered fine Durocs and many excellent specimens showed the breed’s quality, signaling improving hog markets after recent hard years.
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Ernest Carlson
Record flight between Cedar Rapids and Boone set
W Obenauer and C F Kurtz traveled 117 miles by airplane in 1 hour 25 minutes, averaging 83.29 mph, setting a new Cedar Rapids Boone record. The return leg via Fort Dodge faced a severe cross wind and two storms slowing the plane.
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Cedar Rapids
Boone
W. Obenauer
C. F. Kurtz
Denecke
Fort Dodge
Major John W. Shuman Leaves Sioux City for Beirut
Dr. John W. Shuman, longtime Sioux City physician and wartime veteran, departs with his family for Beirut where he will chair internal medicine at the American University of Beirut. He succeeds the late Dr. Harry Graham and plans a three year term, with prospects of making the region his permanent home if satisfied.
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American Legion Post
Sioux City
Monahan Post
John W. Shuman
Beirut
Assyria
American University
Orient
Shuman
Harry Graham
Major Shuman
Esmond Smith
Presbyterian Board
Physicians and Surgeons
Dave Stewart
Wendyll Phillips High School
Chicago
West
Missouri River
Iowa
Shoes as missiles in tense store hold up
Arthur Wood, in Munice on July 29, held clerks and customers at bay for five minutes, hurling 100 pairs of shoes from a bargain counter at pursuing officers. He fled, was later arrested, and is alleged to have attempted to pass a forged check.
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Munice, Inc
Arthur Wood
Hog cholera and necrotic enteritis hit Iowa hogs
Iowa veterinarians warn farmers about mixed infection in hogs causing heavy losses. Dr. K W Stouder stresses distinguishing necrotic enteritis from hog cholera, promotes clean housing, rotation of pig pens, and vaccination as preventive measures while noting no single cure exists.
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Ames
Iowa
Farm Bureau
K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Stouder
Lowa
College
Adair
Union
Plymouth
Cherokee
Sac
Shelby
Cerro Gordo
Benna Vista
Mahaska
Hardin
Scott
Dr. Stouder
Footprint Cited in Wagner Murder Case
A dusty footprint on the bed sheet in the Wagner home near Grand Meadow Minnesota is presented as key evidence against August Detloff son-in-law of the victims. A F Bennett from Lincoln cites the print noting a patch on the sole.
Iowa Sees Normal Conditions Amid Strikes and Crop Strength
Des Moines reports indicate improved business despite coal and rail strikes and European instability. Iowa's economy shows thrift in dairy regions, strong farm prices, good crop prospects, and ample feed. Banks attract deposits as investors seek safe loans and non-interest bonds, while urban farming profits rise with fruit and poultry demand.
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Des Moines
Europe
Iowa
State Bank Commissioner's Office
Detloff Held on Murder Charge in Wagner Case
The Wagner family murder investigation ties an ax from the Wagner property to August Detloff of Austin, Minn. Bloodhound results are disputed. Mrs Wagner died a week after Bennetts arrived. Coroner's inquests found first degree murder and urged Detloff be presented to the grand jury.
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Detloff
Wagner Place
Waterloo
Grand Meadow
Wagner
Shakespeare Show Uses Sword to Win Over Crowd
Audience cheered as the stage version relied on a bold sword kill rather than hangings. The performance impressed with lean staging and strong actors delivering the dramatic moment.
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Baob
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Washington Iowa Court
District Court of Washington County Iowa hears Ola Babcock Miller mortgage suit against Glen R Chambers Pearl U Chambers and H M Lindenthal & Sons. Plaintiff seeks $3180 plus costs and 8 percent interest with lien priority over junior claims. defendants warned to appear by Sept 4 1922. Attorneys Livingston & Eficher note.
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Glen R. Chambers
Pearl U. Chambers
H. M. Lindenthal & Sons
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Ola Babcock Miller
Pearl A. Chambers
Pear A. Chambers
Denny's
North
Washington
City of Washington
City of
Livingston & Eficher Attorneys
Weather forecast for Des Moines period July 34 to August 5
Weather outlook from the U S Weather Bureau for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys calls for generally fair conditions. Temperatures should be near or slightly below normal across the Des Moines area and surrounding valleys.
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Des Moines
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
D. c
Mississippi
Missouri
Women Treed by Bull Near Bloomfield
Mrs Theodore Taylor and Mrs F R Sullivan were chased by a bull for over two hours on a Davis county farm. They climbed a tree to escape as the animal rammed the trunk in a bid to toss them down. Help arrived and the bull was driven off.
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Bloomfield
Theodore Taylor
Davis County
F. RR. Sullivan
New Bloomfield Messenger
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Taylors
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Daily Market Reports
Mogs
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Towa City
Town
W. H. Deming
Babcoceke Commission
Cems
YARD
Illinos
Carlson
East
Legion Paper
Far East
Hone
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Boe Se Et
Ise
W. A. Hutton & Co
Hershey
Muscatine
Chicago Board of Trade ,Correspondence
Bartlett, Pratter & Company, and
Logan& Bryan
New York
Kansas City
St. Louia
Pacific Coast
Davenport
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Fean Carers
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
East Washington St
Ike
C.M. & St. P. Ry. Co. Mechanics and Helpers
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ottumwa
Laredo
Coburg
R. C. Hempstead
C. M
St. P. West Yards
L. B. Faltynski
Gar Foreman
B. F. Hoehn
Ottumwa Junction
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