Market Reports Share Cattle Hogs And Grains In Opening Session
Chicago May 28 opening market shows cattle and sheep receipts around 600 and 7000 respectively with hogs estimated at 3000. Prices mostly higher with hogs topping near 7.99 and bulk sales 7.50 to 7.80 while heavy and light weights vary by grade. Wheat and corn priced with no Monday grain market due to Memorial Day observance.
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Chicago
Local Notes From Havre and Surrounding Towns
Tuesday events include John Swif shipping hogs to market and John Merchant visiting the Earl Frey home with his mother. Nearby, Goly Miller and friends fished at Oakland Mills while Grubb and Keota visitors called on John Koch’s home. House and farm work progress noted at several sites including barn renovations and carpentry by local men.
Mortality Figures for Iowa Livestock 1920 21
Iowa agricultural statistician Frank H. Pinney reports mortality rates for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1921. Horses and mules died from disease at 14 per thousand, cattle 15 per thousand, and sheep 24 per thousand. Exposure deaths: horses and mules 3 per thousand, cattle 8 per thousand. Lamb deaths from disease are noted at 24 per thousand.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Agricultural Statistician
Frank H. Pinney
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Livestock health and mortality estimates updated
Sease is estimated at forty head per thousand, including those that died. Forty-five swine per thousand have died from disease in the past year. Horses and mules on May 1 were 98 percent of normal, cattle 97 percent, sheep 96 percent, and swine 95 percent overall.
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Sease
Talking Church Merger in Rockwell May 28
There is agitation among Rockwell religious circles toward merging church forces. A federated church could improve pulpit talent and reduce costs, while fostering closer fellowship and stronger musical and social programs across three local churches.
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Rockwell
Sioux City Woman Gives Land for Grinnell College Endowment
May Clark McCormack of Sioux City heir to Theodore Clark and former Mason City resident donated a half section of land near Grinnell valued at 60000 to Grinnell College as part of a 1000000 endowment. The deed requires the college to pay one dollar due to law forbidding gifts of land.
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Mason City
May Clark McCormack
Sioux City
Grinnell College
Theodore Clark
Here
Grinnell
Market Prices for Livestock and Poultry
The notice lists prices per pound for geese old roosters ducks and turkeys. It records values labeled Ib indicating price per unit and notes variations by species. The reader is directed to consider these figures for buying or selling at the market.
Farm and market notes amid national business outlook
The section reports lighter receipts for eggs and butter prices, rising poultry movement, and daily cass gathering for best prices. It notes a mixed business tone with hopes for improvement, details shifts in bank clearings, auto industry signals, crop outlook, and potential wage cuts for common laborers while stressing diversification in stock holdings and cautious market optimism.
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SWIPT
Wagner
New York
Detroit
Washington
Hoover
United States
Buenos Aires
Europe
Ameria
Railway Labor Board
Anaconda
Utah
General Motors
Weetiohhouse Electric
International
Nickel
U. 8. Steel
American Locomotive
U. 8
Pacific Gas
Consolidated Gas
Peoples Gas
Crawfordsville Social Guests Visit Washington
Crawfordsville May 28 Mrs C A Sprague and Mrs Sarah Davidson traveled to Washington yesterday to spend the day as guests of Miss Bessie Busby. Mrs Honor Ferguson and Miss are listed in the report as accompanying them.
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Crawfordsville
C. A. Sprague
Sarah Davidson
Washington
Bessie Busby
Honor Ferguson
Local notes chart a busy week in Ainsworth and area
Ainsworth residents host visitors and attend events from Muscatine to Cedar Falls. Families say goodbye to Long Beach travelers while others return from travel and school activities. Memorial Day plans by the American Legion and WWC are set with Prof. H C Brown to speak at 2 PM in the new school building.
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Salisbury
N. C
North Carolina
A. E. Sands
Frank Chihak
Nathan Burris
Boice Kurtz
American Legion
Ww. R. C
H. C. Brown
Bloomfield
David Laird
Des Moines
Hi. G. Crawford
Oregon and
Crawford Town
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