Market Report Chicago November cattle hogs and sheep prices
At Chicago markets on November 11 hog receipts 15 000 with slow to strong movement and price gains 10 cents. Heavyweight and underweight pigs mixed with best 140 to 160 pounds around 11.40 to 11.50, top 11.75. Cattle receipts 17 000 with fed steers uneven and lower, killing quality plain, and calves steady to weak. Sheep receipts 13 000 fat lambs strong, best handy weights steady, two Montana lots at 15.75 and feeders 14.50 to 15.00, fat native ewes 7.00 to 7.50.
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Chicago
Desert That Baffled Cortez Conquered by U S Engineers
Four hundred years after Cortes failed to conquer the desert, American engineers advance a 170 mile Mexicali Gulf Railway linking the Calexico border with San Felipe. The project, contracted for completion in 1927, aims to connect the lower Colorado River basin with tidewater, add levees against floods, and open 250000 acres of delta land for reclamation. Cherokee-Hi Yackey, state agent, is assigned to investigate the Hardy murder.
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Mexicala
Lower
Cal
Gulf of California
Fernando Cortez
Calfornia-Mexico
San Felipe
Desert
Colorado River
Colorado
Cortez
Mexico
Aragon
Castile
California
Cibola
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles
Mexicali and Gulf Railway
United States
Panama
Europe
Asia
Mine Mules Face Cold Snap as Anthracite Shortage Bites
In Shamokin Pennsylvania a coal shortage threatens mine mules used in anthracite production. Mules left outdoors after temporary surface exposure risk pneumonia as cold weather begins, with fear of suffering and deaths among the long-eared workers.
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Shamokin
French Cup shows football as nation’s sport with 356 clubs
Paris reports French Cup participation totals 356 clubs as opening matches draw crowds estimated from 500000 to 1,000,000. Officials note 3058 players taking part in early rounds with 114 teams entered in 1919.
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Paris
France
Freshman tops in college comedy at Graham Theatre
Harold Lloyd’s The Freshman plays at Graham Theatre through Thursday. The story follows Harold Lamb, a shy student who imitates others to win college adulation. He becomes a sympathetic figure whose eventual success earns audience cheers.
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Harod Lloyd
Harold Lamb
Graham Theatre
Desert Flower depicts Old West scenes for Colleen Moore
The Desert Flower at Fox Theatre uses a Barstow California railroad camp forty miles away for Western town life and Mojave desert sequences. Producers hired actors skilled in Western customs to portray the frontier backdrop.
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Colleen Moore
Fox Theatre
Barstow
California
Mojave
New Harmony First Town to Go Dry and Grant Women Vote
New Harmony Indiana once led reforms with equal political rights for women universal compulsory education and prohibition. The colony founded by George Rapp in 1815 evolved into New Harmony after 1824 under Robert Owen and Willian Maclure shaping abolition education and gender rights.
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New Harmony
Ind
America
Tourjate
Thomas Say
John Audubon
John Clapplesmith
Gerard Troost
Wabash
Indiana
Evaneville Motor Club
Hoosier Automobile Association
Robert Owen
Scotland
Owen
Willian Maclure
Francis Wright
Middle West
Armenia’s Revival Under American Aid and Prosperity
In E r v i a n Armenia the economy grows with irrigation and new industries. Unemployment falls as the government opens trade schools and industrial centers. An American textile plant at Alexandropol trains orphans in weaving, while Americans fund and rebuild Armenian towns and the American Near East Relief plans a theatre called the American Theatre in Alexandropol.
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Armenia
Maryland
Araxes River
Mt. Ararat
United States
Fridtjof Nansen
League of Nations
Soviet Russia
Alexandropol
Leninakan
America
Woodrow Wilson
Poland Shuts Off U S Flour Imports
Poland reports an unusually good harvest and imposes a 1.50 per hundred kilo tax to end flour imports from the United States. The move ends U S flour shipments valued at over 2 million dollars last year. Also notes Oliver Gray and Mrs Gray traveling to Portland Oregon and Mr and Mrs Lee Sands of Ainsworth shopping locally.
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Poland
U. S
Warsaw
America
Mrs. Oliver Gray
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Gray
Henry
Mrs. Lee Sands of
Ainsworth
Boy saves father from gas powered grain elevator accident
Spencer Howard, four, aided his father W. A. Lank by shutting off the gasoline supply to a motor driving a grain elevator when Mr. Lank became entangled. Anna Green, 58, Coggan, drowned in a cistern while drawing water.
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Spencer—Howard
W. A. Lank
Coggan
Anna Green
Golden State Railway Time Tables Eastbound No 4
Rail timetable shows arrival and departure times for eastbound trains including No 12 Express at 1 18 am No 60 Local Passenger 18 35 am No 30 Local Passenger 6 pm 6 25 pm No 88 Local Freight 11 45 am and westbound No 3 Golden State LAOS No 29 Local Passenger No 490 Freight 5 05 pm No 11 Express 12 30 am No 87 Local Freight 11 46 am Daily leaves and times remain: inclusive of daily services.
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Golden State
Rimnog Cananseeness
Laos
Commadacauneetee & MH
Notice of General Assignment for Creditors Paul Gelski
Notice to creditors of Paul Gelski of Jackson Township Washington County Iowa that on October 24 1925 he executed a general assignment deed for the benefit of creditors recorded in Washington County Recorder's office. Creditors must file written claims within three months stating amount and nature. claims not filed will be rejected and unpaid until all allowed claims and expenses are paid. Witnessed by George F Morrison Assignee dated October 26 1925 with publication dates October 28 November 4 11 18 25 December 2.
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Paul Gelski
Jackson Township
Washington County
Iowa
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New
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Turkey
Persia
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Marion Ave
H. L. Dunning & CO
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A. H. Herbold
W. W. Wilson & Co
Hull
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C. M
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Sunday Kay
W. C. Bel
T Lim
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A. P
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D. W. Dayton
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Arthur Goodin
Cyrus
C. J. Sloat
H. P Arthur Goodin
Zeredatha Council
W. T. Carson
I. M
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E. C. Arthur Goodin
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Pearle Dickerson
Alice Rownd
Damascus Shrine
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Masonic Temple
Cecil Glasscock
Sarah Walker
Amos Chapter de Molay
James Sexton
M. C
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Noble Grand
Russell Goodin
Iowa Avenue
C. S. Baker
M. D See
Evening Journal
Hulk Corn
Clarence Phillips
Plymouth Rock Roosters
W. F. Jacobs
Gon
A. R. Smith
Michigan Farms
Saginaw Valley
G. W. McGinnis
Vassar
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Black
Keith Jones
East Washington St
M. C. Smylie
W. N. Johnson
Western Electric Washer
Knotek Bros
Dodge Brothers
R. Gillespie
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Crawford
J. O
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M. D. Atkinson
John A. Babcock
Rdéoms
Main Floor Exchange Commission
U.S. Yard
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Mia
Frank McAvoy
West Chester
A. Schwab
Reno Street
Iowa City
City Feed Yard
Buick
Motor Inn
Harry W. Jones
Bert White
Inquire Journal
W. F. Curtis
Haskins
Win Smouse
Washington Rendering Works
Guernsey
Journal
Order of Moose
Moose Hall
G. H. Williams
T. Riek
Mayr
W.s.reister &Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Mfers. of
Washington Produce Markets
H. F. Wagner
Merchants State Bank
Supreme Court
Des Moines
W. G. Freeman
George F. Morrison
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