Daily Market Report Chicago Hogs Beef and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 87 000 slow with mostly 10 cents lower as large arrivals meet inactivity from big packers. Butchers 7 80 to 7 40 top 7 40. 186 to 225 lb 7 16 to 7 26. 140 to 170 lb 6 40 to 7 00. sows 6 35 to 6 60. slaughter pigs about steady. Beef: better grades up 25 cents, fat cows 6 00 up, beef heifers 7 00+. top matured steers 11 30. stockers firmer, bulls and veal calves steady to strong. Sheep receipts 11 000 slow. fat lambs steady to 50 cents lower. early bulk native spring lambs 16 25 to 16 60. cull lambs 11 00. good clipping lambs 14 00 to 14 25.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary June 6
Cattle receipts 3000 with steadier to stronger demand for most classes. Top handyweight cattle near 86, feeders 9.00–11.60, cows 4.50–6.50, canners 2.50–3.75, vealers 7.50–8.50. Hogs receipts 7000 with prices 6.75–6.95 for 180–240 lb, 6.16–6.65 for 130–160 lb, sows weak. Sheep receipts 3000 with killing classes up to 26e. Arizona lambs 15.25, natives up to 16.00, two-year-olds 7.50, others 6.00–7.00.
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Kansas City
Official Estimates Chicago Livestock For Tomorrow
June 5 official estimates list hogs at 32000 cattle at 4000 and sheep at 11000 for tomorrow's market in Chicago.
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Chicago
Student Repays Full MIT Education Cost With Gift
Cambridge Mass June 4 A Massachusetts Institute of Technology student sent a $1 052.50 check to cover the full cost of his education noting the institute received about $2 200 in value while he paid $1 200. He asked the bursar to invest the sum and use the proceeds after 25 years for the endowment fund. The student, whose name is withheld, cites the Swope Plan urging tuition increases to reflect true costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Institute
Busat
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
The
Technology Corporation
Busar
Not Pay Day Remark on Office Seeks Man
A brief quoted remark from P. W. notes that the office seeking the man is a dead sure thing and likens it to Diogenes. The Boston Transcript carries the commentary questioning the timing of the pursuit.
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Diogenes
P. W
Boston Transcript
Chicago Grain Prices Quietly Steady Across Grades
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat at No 2 red 1.04 to 1.05 and hard wheats around 1.05 to 1.11. Corn mixed grades range from 73 to 79 cents with various yellow and white samples, oats from 48 to 61 cents, rye no sales, barley 73 to 86, timothy seed 5.00 to 7.25, clover seed 10.00 to 18.50, lard 10.17 and ribs 10.00.
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Chicago
Declines In Wheat At Open as Coolidge Stirs Debate
Wheat futures opened lower in Chicago today amid investor reaction to Canadian Northwest trends and a muted Liver pool response. Traders cited Coolidge's stance on McNary-Haugen substitute as a factor, with July and September contracts finishing weak before minor rally from Winnipeg export bids. Corn and oats weakened then firmed on cash demand, while provisions followed hog price declines.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Liverpool
Atlantic
Coolidge
Winnipeg
United States
Iowa
Potato market reports mixed receipts across states
Potatoes trade shows moderate receipts with new stock arriving. Wisconsin and Michigan Round Whites sell 1.65 to 1.75. Alabama sacks Bliss Triumphs 2.46 to 2.50, Louisiana sacks Bliss Triumphs 2.35 to 2.50, North Carolina barrels Cobblers around 9.50. Total US shipments list 551 new cars and 21 old cars.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
Bliss
Louisiana
North Carolina
London fog poisoning harms throat and lungs say expert
A London specialist in nervous diseases warns that Pog Poisoning Londen fogs carry acid and irritants like gas and can seriously affect throat and respiratory membranes. The piece notes many children suffered fog poisoning last winter.
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Londen
London
Origin of Tattooing Its Ancient Roots in Antiquity
The origin of tattooing is uncertain but ancient. Thebes tomb paintings show tattooed white men and Caesar notes Britons were tattooed, indicating long-standing practice across regions.
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Thebes
Caesar
Man Burroughs Fined in Mayor's Court for Intoxication
In the mayor's court a man naming himself Burroughs was fined five dollars and costs on the charge of intoxication.
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Burroughs
Driest May in 46 Years and Coldest Since 1907 in Iowa
Des Moines reports the driest May in 46 years and the coldest since 1907 across many Iowa stations. Mean temperatures lag normal by about three weeks, with frequent yet scant showers. Corn stands poor, many fields replanted, seed corn maggots reported, oats short, rye heads brief, hay likely to fail in southern counties, fruit prospects fair, strawberries ripe. Washington notes 6.19 inches rainfall and finishing planting but smaller fields due to cold.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Jasper
Modern Dance Attack Sparks City Debate
Indianapolis policewoman Anna Bruner condemns Trancestep and Soul Caress as "flirtations with the devil" and urges matrons to curb dancing deemed immodest. She warns girls 16 to 18 risk dangerous crowds, calls for age certificates, and notes broad clergy opposition to dance halls.
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Indianapolis
Anna Bruner
Jazz
Shrek
Sheba
Po- Mee
Bruner
Herman Rikhoff
Crawfordsville News Notes and Local Visits Update
Birdie Taylor and Mrs Simlie of Crawfordsville visited the Wim Smiley home Monday. Des Moines visitor Mrs Nettle Anderson toured with cousin Mrs M J Walker. A K K K speaker addressed locals south of the railroad. a cross was burned.
When a man tries to enter your eye and interest you
Fenwick explains a tactic to avoid unwanted attention by looking straight at the bridge of the nose to prevent being hooked. He notes that eye contact with one person can reveal confidence and ease self-consciousness and embarrassment.
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Fenwick
George Allan Boglund
Washington Iowa appoints Zoning Commission members
City council adopts a resolution creating the Zoning Commission under Chapter 134 of the 40th General Assembly. Four members are named from each ward: Henry S. Shields, ES. W. Livingston, Ambrose Cunningham, and J. A. McCall. Commission to set boundaries and regulations and report back to the council. Resolution dated June 1924.
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Washington
Iowa
40Th General Assembly
Henry S. Shields
W. Livingston
Ambrose Cunningham
J. A. McCall
A. N. Alberson
Attest
S. J. Kellogg
Articles of Incorporation Adopting Corporate Powers Iowa
The document lists subscribers forming a body corporate under Chapter 1 Title IX Iowa code and its acts, intending to assume all powers rights and privileges of corporate bodies and all duties imposed by the chapter and title. The text indicates the adoption of organizational procedures and authority.
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Iowa
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief of dizziness
Bridgeport Connecticut resident Mrs Henry C Smith reports relief from dizziness headaches and faint spells after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Tablets. She urges others to try the medicine and notes a large survey showing many benefitted.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE
J Pinkham
Henry C. Smith
R.F.D. No
Box 6
Conn
Pinkham
West Chester Telephone Exchange Incorporation Details
Articles of Incorporation for West Chester Telephone Exchange outline: principal office in West Chester Iowa. aim to establish operate and maintain a telephone system in West Chester and Iowa. authority to buy hold convey property. stock authorized ten thousand dollars in shares of twenty five dollars. business to begin when two thousand dollars stock issued. renewal and stockholder rules. corporate term twenty years with renewal. board of directors to oversee officers. annual election in September.
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West Chester
Iowa
Executive Council of
Secretary of State
Directors and officers named for September 1924 election
Until the first election on September 1 1924 the listed individuals are directors and officers of the corporation. W L Ralston is President Ed Duvall is Vice President W S Munro is Secretary A A Augustine is Treasurer Directors include W d Ralston H Duvall A Augustine W B Munro R C Tell F Bauer Mort Emde Wehr. The board may fill vacancies. stockholders may call special meetings with notice. each share equals one vote. indebtedness caps at two thirds of paid capital. stockholders’ private property is exempt from corporate liability except as provided by state law. Unanimous consent required to change articles.
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W. d. Ralston
H. Duvall
A. A. Augustine
Articles of Incorporation Provisions and Amendments
The document outlines corporate by law powers and amendment rules requiring two thirds stockholder approval. It records the date March 3 1924 with signatures of Will S Munro Ed Duvall Wf Ralston Chas W Stewart AT Augustine John Wehr KB T Bauer Andy Augustine. A notary Irvin E K Coffey acknowledges the signatories in West Chester Washington County Iowa.
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Will S. Munro
F. Duvall
Ralston Chas
W. Stewart
A. A Augustine
John Wehr
F. Bauer
Andy Augustine
State of
Iowa
Washington County
Will
Munro
Ed Duvall
Wf. Ralston
Chas W. Stewart
A .T. Augustine
KB. T. Bauer
West Chester
Washington
Irvin EK. Coffey
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Kansas City Livestock
John A
YARD
Illinoia
Chicago Cash Grain
Adda Gregory
Merle Simpkins
Wanda Spessard
Cedar Falls
Edith Peterson
Couny Hospital
James Fitzgerald, Jr
State Teachers College
Dick Willis
M. BE
Chas. Palmer
W. S. Moore
Burlington
Zoning Commission
West Chester Telephone Exchange
County
Atate
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Ream, Eggs & Poultry
Uce
W. S. Reister & Sons
Creamery
East Washington
Heghorn
Board of Directors
Crystal White
Peet Brothers Company
San Francisco
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