Markets Open with Mixed but Steady Prospects in Chicago
Chicago traders report receipts of 32 000 cattle hogs and sheep totals, with totals and futures drifting. Markets show steady prospects at yesterday's close across cattle hogs and sheep as receipts for tomorrow are forecast and prices sit around 17.5 to 18.0 for most classes.
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Chicago
Grain Futures Close Report From Iowa City May 9 1918
Close of grain futures report furnished by BE Wagner & Co lists prices from Iowa City and Chicago with details for May 9 1918. Market notes highlight activity in corn and wheat contracts amid seasonal demand and railroad freight considerations.
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BE. W. Wagner & Co
Iowa City
Towa
Chicago
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Receives Strong Trust
Mrs T Neurever of Fau Claire Wisconsin and Mrs D Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio praise Foley s Honey and Tar Compound for curing or easing severe croup Whooping cough and persistent throat irritation in children and adults. Lemmon s Pharmacy Washington notes long standing efficacy.
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Foley
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Washington
Evidently He Was Not Twins James and Jon tale
James and Jon are described as twins with James dependent on his stronger brother. James cries when apart from John and a morning wake up scene leads John to call down lovingly asking what is wrong. The dialogue alternates between fear and care in a domestic setting.
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James
Jon
John
Jamie
Srass
Bold critique on bouillon nourishment and waste
The passage argues bouillon offers no nutrition beyond hot salt water and that all nourishment remains in the meat used to make the broth. It condemns wasting any portion of the meat after broth production as a serious waste.
Mike Trier Sows and Pigs Raise Strong Returns and Farming Notes
Mike Trier sold two Duroc sows to his nephew Ray Trier for 380 dollars. The sow mother produced four litters in two years and was sold with the fifth litter for 275 dollars, yielding 52 pigs across five litters. The article notes various farm activities including self feeders, show pigs, corn planting, fencing, and pasture improvements, with mention of Joe Trier, c C Lynn, Frank McAvoy, H C Banks, John Wehr, Art Bowen, Art Lambert, Henry Trier, Joe Trier and son, Wayne Savage, A P Biting, W R Herrel, L D Shaffer, and others.
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Mike Trier
Ray Trier
Mike
Orion King
King Bob
Joe Trier
Art Bowen
Mr. Bowen
Art Lambert
Rainfall and field activity report across county
The register in Washington records 0.27 inches of rain last night near nine. The northern county saw only enough rain to lay the dust while corn planters began work about nine Thursday morning five miles north of Washington. A hard shower and some hail occurred toward Eu reka and Dublin. Roads in the southern county were muddy Thursday morning.
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Register
Washington
Eureka
Dublin
Farmers Union Meeting in Washington County
An address will be given on cooperative live stock shipping by representatives of U S yards Chicago in Washington Saturday evening May 11 at 8 o'clock at Woodman Hall. All members come and do your trading early and be on time for this meeting. Signed Ilia Sutherland President and B Rabenold Secretary.
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U. S. Yards
Chicago
Washington
Woodman Hall
Commencement and visitors dominate Wellman notes
Community notes from Wellman recount visits by Mrs. Alice Hall, Mrs. Thos Hall and daughter Carmen of Moore Oklahoma. Thelman Eckerman of near West Chester joins Miss Elsie Patterson for commencement events. Dr L Godlove and son William visited Iowa City. Numerous locals attended the Wellman high school commencement with Prof Ensign delivering a Democracy and War address. Eighteen diplomas were awarded. Elsie Patterson won the scholarship with Mark Brown close behind.
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Wellman
Alice Hall
Thos. Hall
Carmen
Moore, Okla
Andrew Moore
Thelman Eckerman
Near West Chester
Elsie Patterson
Sherman Johnson
Harve Hevern
Williamsburg
Sam Huntsberger
L. Godlove
William
Iowa City
Miller Jankins
Lake Benton
Minn
Iowa
John M. Oldaker
Minnie Jarvis
Chas. Hall
Independence Iowa
Whetstine
Columbus Junction
Alba Knotts
Isiah Oldfield
J. T. Moon
Ensign
Mark Brown
W. N. Leeper
Morning Sun
Perry Knowelton
Wellman High School
Leepeys
Robert
France
T. D. Adams
F. D. Snavely
Maxine
W. L. Romine
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
There is more catarrh in this area than all other diseases, once deemed incurable. Local remedies fail, so Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co. is advertised as a constitutional internal remedy that works through the blood. A $100 reward is offered for any case unresolved by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Te. Halls Family
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the Journal’s Farm Department
Jay J. Newlin
C. C. Lynn
Frank McAvoy
H. C. Banks
Joe Link
Marion Wells
John Wehr
Henry Trier
Joe Trier and Son
Wayne Savage
Dutch Creek
A. P. Biting
W. R. Herrel
J. B. Taylor
Mr. Herrel
L. D. Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
von Rasek Place
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Gladwin
Wim
Blair
Union Washington County
Low
Ilia
Im Sutherland
Rabenold
Sec
Over County
Lydia Shaver
Chas. Shaffer
Carl Anderson
Thelma Morrow
Barnes City
J. M. Morrow
Darlen
Ethel and
Francis Jarvis
Washington County
Ward
United States
C. H. Combs
Produce House
Washington Feed Yard
F. C. Boal
Moline Farm Implements
Moline
A. J. Fields
Washington, Iowa
Winfield
J. A. Martin
Wenger Bros., Auctioneers
W.s.reister & Sons