Daily Market Reports Hogs and Cattle in Chicago
Chicago reports June 1 1923 estimated receipts hogs 0 000 holdover 12264 cattle 4000 sheep 5000 market good to choice grades mostly up to 5 higher others steady bulk hogs 160 210 lb aves 730 740 260 325 lb butchers 705 725 packing sows 610 635 desirable 110 130 lb pigs 575 650 top 7 40. Better beef steers scarce steady to strong light yearlings slow top mature steers 10 45 bulk steers 8 5 10 25 lower grades cows weak. Bologna brills 476 6 00. Other classes around steady. Markets furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Co. cash wheat corn oats prices and futures listed. Livestock tomorrow hogs 8000 cattle 5000 sheep 5000.
Market Receipts and Prices For Lambs and Ewes
Estimated receipts today 5 030. Market fairly active with increases to 95 higher. California springers 15 75. Bulk best natives 15 00 to 15 50. Good handy weight old crop lambs 14 00. Choice lent native ewes 6 00, heavies 3 75 to 4 25.
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Calif
Chocolate Cream Coffee touted as economy in Des Moines
Mrs Ames Calvert of 1396 High St describes Chocolate Cream Coffee as the only blend her seven coffee drinkers will accept It lasts longer per pot and makes better coffee than rivals The ad urges readers to ask their grocer for it and try the economical premium blend
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ames Calvert
High St
Ancient and Modern Necromancy at Sunday Service
Christian Science Chapel outlines Sunday at 11 am with subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy. The pageant The Glad Tidings and Its Witnesses features during evening service. Children’s pageant and school recital topics include hymns readings and offerings for foreign missions.
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Christian Science Chapel
Csese- Lorene Hillhouse Hivmn
Ee Acd Staal EP
Enslin
Carrie Haney
Daryl and
Nita Bell Fetters
Marie Jackson
Hampton
Shorter Chapel Service and Sunday School Listing
Shorter Chapel announces 9:45 a.m. Sunday school led by Mrs. Emma Black, superintendent, with preaching at 11 a.m. led by Pastor C. P. Jones and Evangelist Mrs. Le A. P. Jones.
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C. P. Jones
le A. P. Jones
Emma Black
Old Maids Convention Entertainment At Shorter AME Church
Sunday school and the A C E league host a joint entertainment titled the Old Maids Convention this Thursday night at Shorter A M E Church. Tickets sold by church groups. Other meetings scheduled include official board Monday and board Friday both at 8:00 p m. Fannie J Coppin Women's Mite Missionary Society schedules a midweek meeting at Mrs Cecil Boler's if weather permits otherwise at the parsonage Wednesday at 2:00 p m.
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A. M. E. Dhurch
A. C. E. League
Old Maids
Fannie J. Coppin
Sabbath schedule and services announced by Pastor Sherman
Sabbath school at 9 45 a m morning worship 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m and evening worship 7 30 p m The pastor preaches in the morning from Micah 7 70 and in the evening on The word of God is not bound First Timothy 2 9 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Subject Christian optimism Roman 828 Leaders D D Sherman assistants Mrs R S Cook J A Conger Children day to be observed on Sabbath June 10 New members welcome at Sabbath school and public worship Willard Wylie pastor
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Christian Endeavor
D. D. Sherman
R.S. Cook
J. A. Conger
Willard Wylie
Sabbath Services Announced With Topics
Sabbath school at 9 45 a m for all ages led by D H McLaughlin superintendent. Morning preaching service at 11 a m. Y P C U at 6 30 p m. Junior Missionary Society at 6 30. Evening preaching service at 7 30. Pastor preaches morning and evening. Morning topic The Leadership of God. Evening topic The church and Missions.
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D. H. McLaughlin
God
Music for Services and Organists Named in Post
Special music for services lists Morning and Evening organ preludes and antiphons with arrangers and composers. Rev J Reade McCrory is minister with Carolyn Hamilton director of music and Helen Harvey organist.
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Capulets Garden
Sabbath Services Outline at Local Church
Sabbath school at 9 45 am Sunday morning worship at 11 00 sermon titled The Broken Jail and the Broken Jailer Evening worship at 7 20 pm Sunday mon The Man Who Wanted to Fly Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 pm Preaching services regularly each Sunday Arthur R Oates
Baptist Church Publishes Baptism and Worship Schedule
Several candidates will be baptized at the evening service with a sermon on His Love Our Love. Morning service features The Fruit of the Spirit. Sunday school at 9:30 morning worship 10:55 B Y P U 6:30 and evening service 7:20. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. All are invited.
Methodist 9 30 Bible School Services
Methodist church offers 9 30 Bible school with Carl W Hed ges as superintendent welcoming strangers. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon by the visiting speaker.
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Bible School
Carl W. Hedges
The Man of Vision and Church Programs
The pastor announces The Man of Vision at 6 30 with an Epworth and Intermediate League union meeting for installation of new officers Mrs Bowers leads the session 7 30 evening worship a layman gathering with addresses by Supt W C Harding and Wm Sutherland and special choir music Wednesday 7 30 prayer and praise led by the pastor subject The Roots of Sympathy musical numbers include organ preludes antiphons offertories and postludes from Wagner and Petrali with several named pieces and performers
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Epwth League
Intermediate League
Memorial Day Services Held in Ainsworth
Memorial services were observed in Ainsworth Iowa on Wednesday afternoon with a parade on Front street led by the band to the high school. Old soldiers present included R S Hall Thos Whitlock John Sands Wim Goble S T Wheelee James Porter and Wm Beardsley with J W Davis and Overfelt absent Rev Robertson delivered an address and a 20-voice chorus provided music. James Porter recited an officially printed reading to conclude the program.
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Ainsworth
Front Street
R. S. Hall
Thos Whitlock
John Sands
Wim. Goble
S. T. Wheelee
James+Porter
Wm. Beardsley
J. W. Davis
Overfelt
Horse hides and pigeons sold at local market
Fragmentary list notes prices for horse hides and pigeons at a local sale. Specifics about quantities or buyers are unreadable.
Cemetery Beautified by Town in Annual Memorial Day Observance
Residents gathered at the school building for a ceremony that included the band, veterans, the W R C, and children. The cemetery was decorated with seventy flags and, at the end, the band serenaded the sick and elderly unable to attend, a long-standing custom.
Glad Sister Escaped Operation
Advertisement claims a home remedy called Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a sister who was dying and weakened after gallstone concerns. It asserts the product clears rhinopharyngeal mucus and alleviates stomach liver and intestinal inflammation, offering refunds if not convinced. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells it.
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Mayr
Lemmon's Pharmacy
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