Market report hogs cattle sheep and calves Chicago May 15
Hogs receipts 16 900 plus holdovers 3 500. Sheep 600. Cattle 2 500. Prices: top hogs around 24 75, bulk 13 60 to 14 60, light and heavy weights varied. Beef steers 25 to 40 off, veal calves steady to 25 off. Lambs 1.00 off, sheep scarce. Receipts totals and shipments listed.
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Hogs
Chicago
Acuscusace
de Ore Giackweuaee
Matt Parrott & Son's Co
James BE
Clark
M. Ore
Broge
Frank Cateikke Gil
Lee
TN Iid Ee
C. Parr Nawencyenue
E. A
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Dodge Motor Co
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Hugh H. MecCleery
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Pitesiies
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Water Fund Co, BM
Oh Puy Co
Mt. P. By Co
St. Ede FE
John Davidson
Pauls Lumber Co
Bidwell Coal Co
B.C. Gare Oey
Nskue
Zion Institutions & Indus- Wom Sie
Geo. W. Beewart
Dearborn Chemical Co
Mersey Mig Co
Neptune Meter Co
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Light Fund
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Aemerneen Ce
Ilowa Gas & Elec. Co
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Rudolph Knottnerus
Alex McCulley
Dave Knottnerus
Clay OI
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Seymour Bidwell
Wallace Bidwell
Geo. M. Bechtel & Co
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Finance Committee
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Hugh H. McCleery
Mallable Iron CO
Aines
Iowa Gas & Elec. Co
Grain futures market closes steady with bids dip
Beach Wickham Grain reports Morrison Building Iowa markets for corn and oats. No. 3 yellow corn trades 2.14 to 2.16 while No. 2 yellow corn hits 2.17. Oats run 3.16 for No. 3 white and 1.16 for No. 2 white. Clover prices listed: cash 26.06, October 24.00, December 23.15.
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Toledo
Adams Theatre Co to Build Fairfield Show House
Fairfield plans a modern 1400-seat theatre and moving picture house by Adams Theatre Co of Des Moines to be built next spring. Location pending but multiple sites considered. City council discusses funding, hires, and routine payments as it prepares for construction and public use.
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Fairfield Journal
Fairfield
D. Earl Combs
Adams Theatre Co
Des Moines
Adams Company
Hints for Shipters From Journal Farm Dept
Federal and state experts warn losses of livestock in transit are largely preventable. Hog losses stem from overheating and poor heart development. recommendations include balanced rations, exercise, dry feed before shipment, minimal preloading feeding, quiet handling, and proper rest and water.
Diamond Rattler Killed After Narrow Odds in Decorah
In Decorah on May 15 Harold Ostrom and Martin Haakenson nearly stepped on a large diamond rattler near Hillis by Trout Run. After a two hour struggle the boys killed the six foot reptile using stones. The rattler, rare in the area, had broken rattles, age unknown.
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Harold Ostrom
Martin Haakenson
Hillis
Ostrom
Haakenson
Kansas Governor Refuses Extradition Over Fair Trial Concerns
Governor Allen of Kansas declines to extradite a man to Arkansas citing race prejudice and a fair trial risk. A Paris restaurant served lion flesh at a well publicized wine tasting described as tasteless. Sunday marks a shift in news coverage toward the new German Reich.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Ewell” Cinte
Paris
Corn Feeding Method Could Save Farmers 3 Million
Iowa State College expert M D Helser argues changing hogs in transit from six to two bushels of corn per car would cut feed needs from 2 250 000 to 759 000 bushels, valuing the change at 3 000 000 dollars in 1919 hog markets. The Humane Society backs the two bushel plan to allow immediate slaughter.
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M. D. Helser
Animal Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
United States
The
Humane Society
Insanity on the Farm Debunked by Rankin Study
J O Rankin of the University of Nebraska argues farm life does not push women to insanity. He notes rural asylum rates are 41.4 per 100000 versus 86 in cities, with men higher than women in both areas. country women are lowest at 37.3. He says figures do not support the solitude and drudgery theory.
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J. O. Rankin
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Rankin
True Conditions Of Farm Labor In Iowa
Reports claim Iowa faces a large farm labor shortage and land under tillage conversion. Officials dispute the 150,000 figure and cite county farm agents in each county including two for Pottawattamie. A March 1 questionnaire uncovered variable local conditions.
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Iowa
State
Federal Employment Service
Pottawattamie County
Lone Wolf's Daughter Comes to Fox Theatre
J Parker Read Jr presents Louise Glaum in The Lone Wolf's Daughter at Fox Theatre starting Monday with a strong cast including Edwin Stevens Thomas Holding and Bertram Grassby. The drama sequel to The Lone Wolf and False Faces is hailed as a melodrama high point and is expected to draw large crowds.
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Parker Read
JROS
Louise Glaum
Louis Joseph Vance
Fox Theatre
J. Parker Read, Jr
Louise Graum
Edwin Stevens
Thomas Holding
Bertram Grassby
Mr. Vance
W. W. Hodkinson Corporation
Mrs A A Paisley Attends Class Play in Ainsworth
Mrs A A Paisley traveled to Ainsworth last night to see the school class play and visit relatives, traveling from her home for the evening event.
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Ainsworth
Oildag Graphite Fuel Additive Claims
An advertisement asserts Oildag mixes Acheson Graphite in neutral oils to form a high grade lubricant. It promises engine power increase, wear prevention, reduced carbon deposits, lower fuel use, less valve pitting, spark plug smutting prevention, and improved oil consumption, claiming Acheson Graphite as the world’s only manufactured graphite.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
A Woodford Vermont woman reports using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound before childbirth and praises its effects on reducing pains and aiding a healthy eight and a half pound baby. The letter notes the medicine’s herbal basis, non narcotic properties, and promises personal advice from the company’s women staff in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Woodford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joun Libi
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Doan Kidney Pills Endorsement from Washington User
A Washington citizen Henry Straus testifies after a severe kidney illness eight years ago. He credits Doan Kidney Pills with curing his back pain and preventing further attacks. The ad urges readers to ask for Roan's Kidney Pills at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Washington
Henry Straus
S. Eighth Ave
Strous
Foster-Milburn Co L.lrs
Buffalo
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