Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago May 2 market summary lists hog receipts 26 000 holdover 10 545 and cattle receipts 11 000 with sheep 15 000. Beef and pork prices range with heavy hogs 10 20 to 10 50 and cattle selections from 7 00 to 9 25 for various weights. lambs at 12 00 to 16 75 and yearlings 9 75 to 13 00. Official yesterday totals show hogs 48 763 cattle 25 386 sheep 15 064 calves 3 869 with shipments and grain values attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Origin of Pews Traced to Norman Nobles
The origin of pews for worshipers may be traced to the Norman era when common churchgoers sat on three legged stools while lords of the land had backs to their devotions in church.
Dona Bertha Lutz Representing Brazil at Pan American Women’s Conference
Dona Bertha Lutz, founder and president of the League for the Intellectual Emancipation of Women of Brazil, represents Brazil at the Pan American conference of women in Baltimore. At twenty eight, she is recognized as one of Brazil’s foremost women and serves as secretary of the National Museum of Brazil, the first woman to hold this post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Sermon Lar
League For the Intellectual Emancipation of Women of
Brazil
Riverside Pioneer Margare t Schnoebelen Dies at 88
Riverside May 2 Margaret Schnoebelen longtime county pioneer died Saturday after months of illness. Born July 3 she was in her 89th year. She married Vincent Schnoebelen and lived on a farm west of Riverside before moving here thirty years ago. Survived by sons Frank Joseph Victor and Anna all of Riverside and Rene of Cedar Rapids. Also surviving brother Frank Dautremont Monticello twenty two grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at St Marys Church with Rev B Jacobameler. Interment St Vincent cemetery. Pallbearers were six grandsons Fred Claude Melo Arthur Arho Urban Schnoebelen. Family from Monticello Cedar Rapids Iowa City West Liberty Richmond attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dautremont
Vincent Schnoebelen
Riverside
Schnoebelen
Louis
Frank
Joseph
Victor
Anna Schnoebelen
Rene
Cedar Rapids
Frank Dautremont
Monticello
St. Mary's Church
Fred
Claude
Melo
Arthur
Arho
Urban Schnoebelen
St. Vincent Cemetery
Rene Schnoebelen
Fred Schnoebelen
Clement Schnoebelen
John Plow
Flora Knebel
Linus Schnoe
Far-Fetched Theories on the Origin of Se Long
The passage cites two explanations for the English farewell phrase se long. One links it to the Jewbeh word selah from Whitechapel, alleged as a corruption. The other suggests it derives from salaam, the Eastern greeting of peace, both offered as curious etymologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitechapel
London
Weekend Leisure Boosts Appetite Prompt Monday Return
The Lancet advises urban residents returning from country weekends to cut out their wild weekend meal on Monday to avoid digestive disruption and a dip in well being as the working week begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancet
London
Bootleg Whisky and the Origin of the Term
The term bootlegger arose from moonshine culture in mountain regions where liquor was hidden in boots during transport. Originally the bootlegged liquor was self distilled by the carrier, who became known as a bootlegger. Today bootleg refers to any liquor sold illegally.
Spiritualistic Mania Report From Bavaria
A Southern Bavaria family collapsed into insanity after spiritualistic experiments. Neighbors found them in a wrecked home with furniture destroyed and an infant allegedly prepared for a sacrifice to a spirit known as the "spirit of pure light."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Scientifie
Boston Transcript Mentions Adyo-ipen for Position
The Boston Transcript notes Adyo-ipen as an excellent janitor who keeps you in hot water at the time. The brief reference highlights reliability and timely service in maintaining facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adyo
Ipen
Boston Transcript
Wapello Poultry Club Elects Officers and Plans Summer Program
The Wapello Poultry club, meeting April 29 in the crade building, elected Gene McCullough president, Robert Edward vice president, and Mary Schmeiser secretary treasurer. A program committee was named to plan summer meetings. The club, with fifteen members, discussed setting hens, chick care, and feeding. The Louisa County Farm Bureau announced lower serum and virus prices effective May 1, including serum 1.00 per 100 ce for members and 1.15 for non members and virus 1.10 for members and 1.25 for non-members. Vaccinating sets dropped from 9.50 to 8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Club
Crade
Gene McCullough
Robert Edwar
Mary Schmeiser
Elden Wilson
Genevieve Collins
Wallace Lindville
Wapello Poultry Club
Louisa County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Louisa County Sow and Litter Club Opens Summer Signups
The Louisa County Sow and Litter club reports promising progress with members signed up for summer. County agent Pickford has interviewed members, noting bright prospects, strong litter care, and a preference system for initiation into the year’s Purebred Gilt club. Mrs Feldman’s Poultry Record Farm records March egg yields and profits, showing a strong flock performance and favorable comparison with state results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa County
County Avent Pickford
Roy Gilleard
Clay Gilleard
Joseph Berkhoff
Lawrence Delzell
Harold Jarvis
Harold Jones
Robert Johnston
Carl Willey
Scott Willey
Ardette Johnston
Wesley Shipman
Harold Duncan
Robert Duncan
Frantz Rausenberger
Roy Badham
Howard Oak
Charles Korte
Nellie Jones
John Shirley Long
Maynard Griffin
Ernest Vodder
W. H. Feldman
Winfield
Poultry Record
Early Show Timing for Hogs Warns Breeders by Dr DeVore
The article advises hog breeders to avoid March and April shows. It argues that hogs gain best recognition when shown in late summer and fall. It emphasizes starting boars in May and planning weight and fitness for late August to October judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. DeVore
Wool price updates from Iowa fleece growers group
The Iowa Wool Growers Association offers new prices on twine and sacks for members shipping through the Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association. Paper twine in 10 pound lots sells at 22 cents per pound. Used sacks cost 25 cents each in 25 sack lots, with a 25 cent credit per sack on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
Arizona
Chicago
Lowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
County Avent Pickford
May Revive Prewar Pacts Across Nations
Washington May 2 An announcement from the State department outlined efforts to revive prewar treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary covering patents extradition rights of ships in ports and consuls. The peace treaties allowed revision within six months after ratifications and that period ends next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Austria
Hungary
State Department
United States
Gas Explosion Kills Five in Kansas City Rooming House
A pair of gas explosions and subsequent fire leveled a rooming house at 624 Clarrison Street in Kansas City Missouri. Early estimates put deaths around four or five as occupants slept. Fire Chief Hendering suspects a gas leak caused the blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clarrison Street
Spollee
Hendering
United States delays recognition of new Russia government
Secretary Hughes told a delegation of women that formal recognition of a new Russian government will wait for the establishment of sound business conditions and special conditions in Russia, as petitioners urged America to aid rehabilitation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Washington
Russia
Amerenata
On Strike Opportunity Hnnck On Every Deer
A fragmented note describes a strike context with a plan to hnnck on deer if a turnstile is involved. The wording hints at disruption and potential consequences for those who cross lines. It appears as a captured local editorial or protest snip.
Delegates to Biennial Convention Get Reduced Rail Rates
The Fortnightly and local clubs plan to send delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs Biennial in Chautauqua New York in June 1930 1922. Reduced round trip and summer excursion fares are arranged with identification certificates to authorize sale of tickets with various return limits and stopovers for delegates from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolah
Harmony
Chautauqua
New York
Felix McWhirter
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Texas
Colorado
Julesburg
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Chatauqua
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Gateway
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Ry. Ft. Smith & Western
RNR
el Reno
Jonesboro
Lake City & Eastern
Kansas
Oklaha & Gulf R. R
Mississippi River
Bonne Terrene
Railway Passenger Association
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ag Nt
New Jersey
Territory
New York City
New England
Albany
Buffalo
Florida
South Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Washingn City
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tinrer
Lynchburg
Washington City
Kentucky
West Virginia
San Francisco
Middle California
Sacramento
Ochen
Dover
Arizona
Ogden
Salt Lake
Portland
Ogeden
Wellman and Riverside Club Meet to Boost Cooperation
Wellman business men joined the Riverside Community Club on a Thursday evening to discuss joint road projects and better road grades. Committees were formed to mark the D and M road and to seek county board action for a straighter, well-graded road to reduce year round water issues. The gathering emphasized mutual support and stronger cooperation for the North Half of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Kabaker
F. C. Schroeder
Hugh Graef
B.C. Jones
J. A. Ryan
C. B. Topping
Ae Fardley
J. A. Dodds
J. BE. Curl
H. . MacGugan
T. D.D. Adan
Mr. Winegarden
Rev. Peters
Wellman Community Club
Riverside Community Club
County Board of Supervisors
Riverside
Calf hides per Ib Keef hides per Ib Horse hides
Calf hides, per Ib, and horse hides are noted, with Ib. Keef associated in the same line. The fragment lists hides of multiple animals and repeats Ib. context. The text is terse and unspecific about quantities or provenance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Market Reports
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Iowa City
Iowa
JOR Hunt
Sept
Oconsiua
John A. Babcoce
U. S. Yard
Illinois
Dona Bertha Lutz
Riverside Pioneer
Margaret Schnoebelen
County
Rollo S. Pickford
Iowa Wool Growers Association of
U. S
Keenwick
Mkelhinney Drug CO
Ohio
State Club
Baker and
Rehmel
West Chester, Lowa
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Ise
McElmuiing ® Drug CO
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third Se
Washington St
Mic
Lhe
Eee
Property Owners Federation, Inc
N. Clark ST
Madison St
Wenzel
RMICK
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!