Daily Market Reports First Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago March 27 estimate shows hogs 50 000 holdover 48 000 to 50 000. Cattle receipts 22 000 and sheep 19 000. Market: hogs active mostly 10 lower. Cattle weak to 25 lower with beef at 9 76 per cwt. calves and feeders varied. Lambs and ewes listed with prices. official yesterday totals shown.
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Chicago
Cago
Joan
Poland
China
Farrow
Concord
Janesville Gang
Closing Sale Invites Purchases Near Washington
A closing sale is announced for March 29 by W. L. Jackson located 1% mile south of Washington. The event invites customers to attend and purchase available stock.
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W. L. Jackson
Washington
Four Sons Confer Degree On Father In Masonic Lodge
In Plover Iowa on March 27 four Miller brothers conferred the Mason degree upon their father C. W. Miller in Mysterial No. 583. Elwood and Orin served as Master and Senior Warden, Roland as Junior Warden, and Luther as senior deacon, with visitors from several nearby towns attending. The event marks a rare occasion of sons bestowing the degree on a father within the lodge.
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Havelock
Iowa
Plover
C. W. Miller
Elwood
Orin
Roland of
Royal
Luther
Havelock Laurens
Plan camps for reserve soldiers
Des Moines March 27. Congress funding will shape summer programs for about 160000 national guard members 30000 reserve officers 10000 ROTC students 27000 civilians under nine corps areas led from Fort Snelling Minnesota. Iowa guards may train in state. other camps focus on fundamentals small unit tactics no maneuvers.
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Des Moines
Congress
War Department
National Guard
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Towa
Third Army
Minnesota
North Dakota
Fort Snelling
Towa National Guard
Regular Army
Unusual Will Filed in Fairfield Lands Emphasize Servant Share
John Reno estate shocks with a will naming Fairfield attorney Clyde Sparks to settle assets. He owned 1 100 acres in Wapello County as a leading pioneer farmer. The will leaves 400 acres to wife Kate for life, grants servant Winnie Gillis a quarter-section for life, and allows joint occupancy of the family home with life use. Grandchildren receive education funded by the estate, and remainder lands are divided equally among daughters and daughter-in-law.
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Fairfield
John Reno
Clyde Sparks
Winnie Gillis
Reno
Agengy
Rene
Notice of Proof of Will in District Court 1922 Iowa
Notice that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Eli Deen deceased was filed opened and read in Washington County Iowa March Term 1922. The hearing of proof is fixed for April 3 1922 at 106 a m by order of Judge Charles A Dewey. Clerk I D Glasgow District Court.
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Eighty-Eighth Division
United States Army
Harry O. Willard
Eighty-Eighth
Iowa
Sanford Leland Willitts
Castana
Egbert D. Brown
Waal Cheer
Glen Roth Hill
Brighton
Charles William Baker
Muscatine
George Clark Barrett
Mason City
Bernard Steinmetz Beaman
Anamosa
Clair Eugene Cheney
Greene
Orion Issac Bingaman
Indianola
Benjamin Harrison Jack
Fort Dodge
Earl Kenneth Campbell
Strawberry Point
Arthur Edward Johnson
West Union
Marshall J. Barlow
Gilmore City
Arthur Evan Hughes
Willisea
Charles Edward Lewis
Lawler
Matthew James Foley
Manson
Clark William George
Fairfield
Manley James Hungerford
Town City
818Th
Des Moines
Lauritg G. Llaugen
Northwood
State of
Washington County
Eli Deen
Chas. A. Dewey
Sixth Judicial District
I. D. Glasgow
Quip About Bertie’s Brain Adage Recalled
The Boston Transcript quotes a joking exchange about Bertie’s wit with a remark that he was raised on a vacuum bottle. The light line reflects a humorous take on intelligence and upraising.
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Bertie
Boston Transcript
Arrest Uncovers Boss of Beggars In New York City
In New York on March 27 authorities exposed an organized begging operation run for profit. A jailed director reported $300 weekly profits, with a manager handling a crew of beggars and two bank accounts showing deposits. Local beggars included a blind man aided by a slick, well-dressed organizer with several workers.
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New York City
New York
Alexander H. Geismer
Geismer
Central Savings Bank
Central Mercantile Bank
Manhattan
John Staphan
East Twenty-second Street
Folweil
Staphan
John Slachter
Produce Prices Noted in Daily List
Daily price listing shows varied charges for produce with figures such as 18 cents 92 cents 12 cents and 25 cents noted alongside different weights or items. The fragment suggests a market or grocery board recording pricing details for today.
Week's Weather Forecast for Des Moines Regions
March 27 forecast for Upper Mississippi and Lower Mississippi Valleys: generally fair and cool until midweek with local rains likely then fair and cooler.
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Des Moines
Mississippi
Missouri
Fall-sown crops show improvement this week
Washington March 27 The condition of winter wheat and other fall sown grains continued to improve during the week ending Tuesday according to the weather bureau.
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Washington
BD. C
The
Weather Bureau
Weather Review Notes Dry Patches and Wet Delays Hit Farms
The bureau reports continued dryness in some southwest localities and sleet and glaze storms in the western lake region. Rains during the wake retarded farm work and oats seeding in the central stalls due to wet soil.
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Saya
Tony Itey
Weenty Debi
Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Market Reports
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Burlington, Iowa
Sohn A
Cormmnission
U. S. Yard
Ullainois
London
Tse
Evening Journal
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third &E
Mutual
East Washington &T
H. Ringan
West 181St Street
West 177Th Street
Frank Ross
West Chester
Mutsal
R. L. Gibson
Alway
Det Rent
Sandard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Standard of Company
St. Michigan Ave
Maroon
W. A. Hutton & Co
Woershey Hnanding
Muscatine, Iowa
Chicago Board of Trade
Bartlett, Frazier & Company
Logan & Aryan
Kanenas City
St. Louie
Pacific
Devonport
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Tam
Summers Place
Rim Grove
V. L. Jackson
D. F. Macon, Auctioneer
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