Chicago Livestock Market Report May 17
Hogs offer steady to higher tendencies with top hogs at 10.25 for 180 to 280 pounds, mixed loads and odd lots sold around 9.00 to 10.25. Cattle trends show unevenly higher finishes but overall weak versus last week, with fat cattle and stockers mixed. Sheep and lambs weaken, with shorn lambs down 60 to 75 cents and spring lambs 1.50 to 1.80 lower. top fat ewes around 5.50. Industry notes list direct offerings from feeding states and California springers closing around 10.50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Cement of Agriculture
Stati Direc
California
Chicago Grain Market Summary May 11
Chicago grain report outlines wheat bids with May contracts. opening around 405 and 1.05 percent. high near 1.07 and low near 1.05. futures options show 108 to 110 percent ranges. The data reflects intraday price ranges for wheat futures on the Chicago board.
Chicago Grain Receipts May 17 Prices by Grade
Cash grain close lists wheat and corn quotes by grade with mixed weights. Wheat No 2 red spring 106%. corn No 3 mixed 80% to 82%, various yellow and white corn grades 76 to 82% and 82 to 83%. oats 62 cars. barley 62 to 66. timothy 100 to 850. clover 10.90 to 17.50. rye and other feeds noted. Grain estimate at end shows care values.
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Chicago
Under a Moon Texas Moo 100 Talking Picture at Fox
Warner Bros presents a talking color musical drama at Fox theatre featuring Dolores and Raquel Torres in Under a Moon. Armida and Raquel Torres play two temperamental sisters wooed by Dan Charles, both believing their suitor is different men while the same caballero hides among them.
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Warner Bros
Dolores
Raquelia
Fox
Hollywood
Senorita Armida
Senorita Raquel Torres
Armida
Raquel Torres
Danarles
Jose Rafael Sebastien de Rivco
Frank Fayy
Caballeros
Raquel
Rudy Vallee
Radio Idol
Graham Theatre
Rudy
Radio Pictures
Marie Dressler
Man Peck
Danny O'Shea
Addie Nuval
Mob violence across three Texas towns ends in grisly lynching
A mob in Honey Grove and nearby areas attacked a black man named Johnson, dragging his body to a negro cemetery, dousing it with gasoline and igniting it after a long siege. In Brownwood, Joe Shields faced threats as authorities shielded him from a vigilant mob during a dramatic jail scene. The report blends rural frontier brutality with sensational details of the mob action and a separate probate notice from Washington County, Iowa.
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Fortenberry
Hannard
Wimself
Fannin County
Honey Grove
Johnson
Oscar Davis
Markomen
Davis
Brownwood
Texan
Joe Shields
Shields
Brown County
Brookemith
Brooksmith
J. B. Shields
Age of Service In Advertising and Dining
The Detroit Free Press notes the era’s push for service with hotels offering roadhouse dinners and roadhouses assuring patrons they receive 28 quality meals comparable to hotel dining, illustrating widespread emphasis on value and hospitality.
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Detroit Free Press
Call to Solemn Duty in Faith Narrative
A religious reflection on the call of Abraham urging a believer to leave his homeland and family to live among unfamiliar people for the advancement of righteousness, portraying obedience as a sacred commission and a test of faith.
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Abraham
Easter crossing omen hints nine million years more
An Easter crossing notice suggests this planet may endure for 9 million years longer. The remark offers little comfort to the man burdened by many bills and debts.
Senior Class Day Holds Last School Moments 1920
Seniors of 1920 marked their final school day with a program led by Principal Miss Della ton and student groups. The ceremony featured music by the high school band, the boys glee club, letter and scholarship awards, a class song, and remarks from Wayne Brown as senior president, with the book dedicated to Miss Helen Wilson and an honor roll announced for top grades.
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Dellaton
Hind
Milburn McKay
Elfriedo Cartano
Jim Shultz
J. A. Taylor
Harriett Barrett
Frank Kurtz
Bhalf
American Legion Auxiliary
George Jones
S Chool
Wayne Brown
Grumble
Mary Briley
Twyla Reed
Brown
Raymond Wittri
Josephine Hullis
Helen Wilson
Josephine Hall
Miss Patton
Verna Palmer
Bernadine Jones
Flora Dodds
John Young
Dorothy Masson
Irma Tucker
Ruth Tellin
Berne Enstin
Jerry Kelly
Raymond Minick
Wilma Walker
Roberta Ross
W Nam Shields
Wilma Anderson
Walter Wells
Marion Jens
Henson
Young
Kieseurn
Watson
Stutsman
Schulty
Wells
Westemark
McAvoy
Ahrens
Crone
Coats
Frederick
Omy Albaugh
Bowes
Berne Ens
Remington Bernie Adrian Juve Bailey
Donald Tens
F Rerdo
Latellie Davison
Dwight Hazen
Ruby Mindahl
Glen Lambert
Eloise Mallory
Wm. Meson
Edna Morarlire McCall
Frederick Petratz
Robert Porata
Wm. Shannon
Lucylle Wagner
Doris Zeek
Ruth ‘Knox
Cherie McElhinney
Miriam Mileeh
Ate
Smith Donald Bans
Lafile’ Davison
Helen Green
Jerry ‘Kenly
Ruth” Knox
Blois Mallory
William Massen
Corgia Music
Fred Potratz
Lucille Knox
Miriam Amikseh
Robert Potratz
Modesta TeBochorste
Helen Carr
Henry Little. Underwood
Lucille Davison
Ernestine Murdock
Meg
Roberta Row
Jer Kelly
Ruth Knox
Jerie
Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Teaching in the Temple
A compact summary of the Sunday School lesson on Matthew 22 1 32 focusing on the marriage feast the king s invitation the garment of righteousness and Jesus wisdom in face of political religious traps. The material frames Christ as king inviting all to the feast and emphasizes love to God and neighbor as central commandments.
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Jesus
Temple
Jerusalem
Christ
David
Community Character and the burden of leadership
A sharp quip argues every community has at least one member who does most work when offered small leadership roles. The line reflects local friction over who shoulders duties and how influence is allocated.
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Wasb
Collegiate Manmate From a Boston Paper
A quirky quote from the Dewolt News describes a sports scene with odd phrasing and animal imagery, reflecting a local tone. The fragment hints at a baseball or ball-related event set in Boston with playful language and regional quirks.
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Boston
Dewolt News
Prayers Like Ships Carry Grace to the Divine
A fragment reflecting a Presbyterian southern view that prayers are ships sent to a distant throne to bear supplications, returning laden with divine grace and riches as if a cargo carried to God. The quotation emphasizes faith as a voyage and grace as the reward.
Our Supreme Duty Our Duty to Christ and All We Possess
A short devotional line attributed to Bishop EB Hoss urging believers to dedicate themselves and all possessions to Christ as their supreme duty.
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Christ
Eb, Hoss
Glendale Notes From Smallpox Quarantine And School Plans
Glenda le holds quarantine for small pox with the ill boy in light form. Miss Madelon Givens and Miss Gertrude Anderson, Spread Eagle teacher, plan Cedar Falls summer school and will be roommates. Neighbors finish corn planting. some plowing at Murray Smylie and George Fosters. Families visit Miller household. Philip Gerdes and Tony visit Thomas home. Eli Jackson trips to Muscatine for shopping. Glendale school ends Friday with a community picnic, Spread Eagle continues until May 22 with another community picnic.
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Glendale
Charlie Wylie
Madelon Givens
Gertrude Anderson
Spread Eagle
Cedar Falls
Murray Smylies
Eorge
Eorge Fosters, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and Children of Ottumwa
Local notices from Havre and Riverside area
Mrs Walter Gardner correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Wm Mc Bride visited relatives at Riverside on Thursday. Mrs Etta Reeves sewed for Mrs Rameyer in Washington. Sunshine community gathering held with Mrs Walter Gardner on Wednesday afternoon. S C Witmer attended the Sunday school convention at Des Moines last week. Mr and Mrs Wm Mephan visited their daughter and family in Cedar Rapids Sunday. Mrs Howard Wittinge visited her mother Mrs Claud McCall who is taking treatments in Muscatine. Wilbox Reemblossom called at the Walter Gardner home Wednesday. M M Flynn and family spent Sunday with Ernest Rouse.
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Havre
Wm. McBride
Riverside
Etta Reeves
Rameyer
Washington
Sunshine
Walter Gardner
S. C. Witmer
Des Moines
Wm. Mephan
Cedar Rapids
Howard Wittinge
Claud McCall
Muscatine
Wilbox
Whiter
Gardner
M. M Flynn
Ernest Rouse
When He's Rich It Becomes Eccentricity
Quoted remark notes that behavior shifts with wealth, from tempera ment artistry to eccentricity, while a lack of touch remains a stubborn cussedness, attributed to a Philadelphia newspaper writer.
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