Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Chicago June 6
Hogs receipts 6000 uneven steady to 16c lower with many sales unchanged underweight dull 16 to 26c lower bulk 225 to 325 lb butchers 12.10 12.50 top 12.35. cattle receipts 500 fed steers up to 11.60 with loads 11.00 11.30 yearlings 12.00. stockers and feeders weak. vealers 50 tie lower. packing hogs 10.60 11.25. sheep receipts 4000 with fat lambs 1.00 1.50 lower, fat sheep 1.50 2.50 lower. native and western lambs 16.50 16.25. feeding lambs 13.50 13.65.
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Chicago
Christmas trees pull from Lake Michigan confirm Rouse Simmons fate
Unofficial livestock estimates out of CHICAGO on Monday list hogs at 47 000 cattle 19 000 sheep 16 000 and hogs for next week at 150 000. Divers retrieving trees from Lake Michigan near Two Rivers WI provide first evidence of the schooner Rouse Simmons fate after it vanished with crew remains lost since December 1912.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Rouse Simmons
Forester warns timber supply may run out in 40 to 50 years
The chief forester of the Department of Agriculture states that under current conditions the nation's timber supply could be exhausted in 40 to 50 years. Pine timber is being cut eight and a half times faster than it is replaced, while hardwood is cut three and a half times as fast.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Produce Markets Price List Fragment
A fragment lists per unit prices for eggs butterfat hens and poultry parts and hides including 25 eggs per dozen fresh eggs leghorn and spring weights and 1925 hatch prices with no market for cull sick or crippled poultry and a stray note 1st time.
Chicago Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Grains
Chicago on June 6 reports prices across cereals with futures style quotes. Wheat No 2 hard at 1.72 percent, corn varying from 1.11 to 1.18, oats up to 1., rye absent, barley 7 to 89, Timothy seed 6.60 to 8.00, clover 19.00 to 27.26, lard 17.12, ribE 18.50, bellies 20.75.
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Chicago
SGM FM
FELT
OTS
Market closes mixed on wheat and grains with new metal find
Open high low close quotes show wheat July and Sept near 1.68 and 1.66 respectively while corn oats rye lard and bellies trade across the board. The piece notes a new metal Osmiri dum found in British New Guinea said to be eight times gold valued.
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British New Guinea
Snippets Stir Readers in Bizarre 1925 Column
Oddball items mix psychology professor quotes truck accident marriage dispute and fashion notes from 1925. The collection highlights a Cairo train incident a Milwaukee divorce request over kissing and a playful jab at society girls while a snakeskin muffler draws attention.
Doan's Pills Sold For Kidney Backache Relief
Doan's Pills are promoted as a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys for backache headaches and urinary disorders. A Glasgow retiree credits quick relief and notes availability at Sherman Bros. Drug Store for 60 cents at dealers.
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Doan
Washington
L. K
Glasgow
S.C Ave
Sherman Bros
Foster-Milbura
Peter and Cornelius The Gospel for All Peoples
A lesson on Acts 10 emphasizing that God shows no favoritism as the gospel breaks the Gentile barrier. It details Cornelius’s character and visions, Peter’s preparation, their meeting, Peter’s defense that Gentiles receive the Spirit, and the universal scope of salvation.
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Peter
Caesarea
Cornelius
Joppa
The Best Key One’s Own Self
A reflective line asserts that self knowledge is the key to understanding the universe, attributed to a phrase from an American friend.
Judgment Judgment Echoes Sin in Prophetic News
A prophetic news note declares that judgment follows sin like an echo behind a voice. The piece frames consequences as a moral consequence echoed by divine commentary and warns readers of imminent accountability. The tone is cautionary and sermonizing.
Overcoming Evil By Enduring It
A short aphoristic line suggests that courage lies in bearing unavoidable evil. The phrase attributes the idea to an American author or thinker named Priend, implying a moral stance on resilience and virtue.
Farmers to learn soil treatment effects at 12 Iowa meetings
A series of 12 meetings will start next week on permanent cooperative experimental fields in Iowa to show farmers what soil treatment achieves. Representatives from the experiment station staff and H. W. Warner will explain the work and display results. many fields have ten to thirteen years of treatment.
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Ames
Iowa
le Experiment Station
H.W Warner
Aoila Extension
Tows State College
Oach
George Olson
Calamus
Clinton County
Calderwood
John Heuck
Everley
Clay County
W. B. Straver
Hudson
Hiack Hawk County
Ernest McGrew
Whittier
Linn County
A. M Christephe
J. H. Brandt
Waverly
Bremer County
Iowa Night News Summary
Cedar Rapids five year old Davis Bittner was killed and two brothers later died from crash injuries after a truck struck a Northwestern train. Mrs Bittner learned of the crash hours later. The report also notes a fatal shooting in Chariton and several local education and civic items across Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Davis Bittner
William
Winslow
Northwestern
Alaska Minerals and Scouts Seed Forest Burn Area
Alaska produced nearly half a billion dollars in minerals with seven percent from gold copper and silver. In Colorado Springs 37097 Boy Scouts planted 4000 Douglas fir and 2000 pine seedlings in Pike National Forest under forest officers. In June they will plant hundreds of acres burned years ago. An Antwerp carpenter bought a painting of Jesus baptism in the River Jordan dated 1640 and signed Rembrandt for 2 900 000 francs. A St Lawrence buoy washed ashore on a Scilly Island 3000 miles from origin with only gaslight injury. Wild song birds are trapped in England and sold in major cities with high casualty rates.
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Boy Scouts of
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Pike National Forest
Antwerp
Jesus
River
Jordan
Rembrandt
St. Lawrence
Scilly Islands
England
Local residents observe Mrs An drew Rinners birthday
Friday relatives from the vicinity including Mr Ed Rin ner Mrs Clara Hible and Grace Hagie and families walked in on her and gave an assembled tribute in the form of a gathering and greetings.
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Noble Noble
Andrew Rinners
Ed Rinner
Arnold Rinner
Lewis Rinner
Clara Hible
Grace
Alvin Hagie
Wayland
Local Social Roundup At Frey Home And Nearby Gatherings
Neighbors and relatives attended church and social events in the area. Otto Frey and family with Milton and Hattie Frey joined a S S convention at Eureka. Vera Wetzel Selina Wittmer and Franklin Frey attended Mt Pleasant graduation. Aunts uncles and friends visited the J A Frey home with several named guests from Ainsworth Crawfordsville Wayland West Chester Fort Madison Trenton and Chicago. Ruth Mitchel and Edith Wenger are improving and back at home.
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Otto Frey
Selina Wittmer
Mt. Pleasant
Franklin
J. A. Frey
BE. J. Frey
Ainsworth
A. Rich
Crawfordsville
Dave Richard
Near Wayland
Raymond Nicholson
West Chester
Carl Frey
Fort Madison
Hattie Frey
Vera Wetzel
Chicago
Evelen Ekey
New London
Anna Ackley
Trenton
Milton Frey
Hattie
Ruth Mitchel
Edith Wenger
Pleasant Ridge News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Will Wilson and family spent Decoration Day in Keo Cloyce Conrad helps Hy J Hehoonover near Olds with his fagum work Several from the community attended the Sunday school convention at Eureka Church last Sunday Wilh Conrad visited Will Kenderick's home Monday Mrs Arthur Conrad and daughter Anna Mae were Washington shoppers Tuesday afternoon Henry Underwood delivered strawberries in Washington Tuesday
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Cloyce Conrad
Hy. J. Hehoonover
Near Olds
Eureka Church
Wilh Conrad
Will Kenderick
Arthur Conrad
Anna Mae
Washington
Henry Underwood
Morning Visit as Thompson Family Notes Washington Trip
Morning report mentions Little Bobbie Thompson visiting sister Mrs Edward Squires in Washington this week. A niece rain affected travel but no storm damage. Numerous local residents, including Will Conrad and families, Mary Grace and Stella Thompson, and Edith Thompson, are listed with Sunday visits and a thrashing meeting noted at Pleasant Ridge schoolhouse.
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Bobbie Thompson
Edward Squires
Washington
Will Conrad
Will Knox
Mary
Grace
Stella Thompson
Conrad
Charles Johnson
Dublin
Howard Leacox
Royal Robertson
Edith Thompson
Jim Thompson
Arthur Conrad
Dr. Davis
Henry Underwood
Pleasant Ridge
Rail timetable fragment lists multiple westbound and Knoxville rail lines
The page shows arrival and departure times for various trains including No 4 Golden State No 12 Express and No 3 Golden State DMG along with Knoxville branch locals and freight services. Times range from early morning to late evening with several daily patterns and Sunday exceptions.
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Golden State
Knoxville
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John A. Babcock
Exchange Commission
WARD
Illinois
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R. L. Gibson
N. Marion ‘Ave
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the Prince of Wales
Psychol OY
Charlie Chaplin
Cairo
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Hind
Henry
Milwaukee
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Toledo
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Echoo
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Chariton
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Hamilton
W. H. Shuts
Burlington
W. G. Brooks
York, Neb
Creston
Chamber of Commerce
Admiral Moffitt
Meridan
Charles Ganzow
Alden
Towa
Centerville
Graham Stewart
Des Moines
Advertising Club District Eight
Kansas City
Bruce Cassidy
Cottage Grove
Winona Winter
Hollywood
Lloyd Simpson
Bortay Telleren
Norman Sper
Sper
Simneen
Hoshanea
Alaska
Ing
Milton
Vera Wetzl
S. S
Eureka
R. R
Pleasant Ridge R. R
Will Wilson
Decoration Day
Keota
H. W. Rus
Exce J. C. Met
St. P
Qund
Lim
W. C. Bel
Washington Lodge
A. B
A. M
D. W. Dayton
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Cyrus
R. A. Mu
Co. J. Sloat
H. P. Arthur Goodin
Zeredatha Council
W. T. Carson
I. M
Bethlehem Commandery
K. T
P. J. Wallace
C. Arthur Goodin
Pearle Dickerson
Alice Rownd
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Cecil Glasscock
Sarah Walker
Amos Chapter de Moley
Olav Bramer
M. C
Robint Thompson
Oyal Order of Moose
Moose
G. H. Williams
S. T. Rickey
Covenant Lodge No
Iowa Ave
L. E. Larson
Noble Grand
Russell Goodin
North Own Avenue
Welome
W. Diller
M. D. Ev
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