Chicago Livestock Market Prices November 18
Hog receipts 21 000 with 10 to 150 pound underweights and sows weak. Bulk hogs 160 to 326 pounds 11.40 to 11.60. packing sows 9.60 to 10.65. slaughter pigs 11.00 to 11.99. Cattle receipts 13 000 with best weighty steers around 12.35, some loads 12.00 to 12.25. stockers scarce 6.75 to 8.00. fat cattle near 8.60 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 12 000 with fat lambs 15.26 to 15.75. western come-backs 15.25 to 15.54. native ewes 7.75 to 7.90. Wheat No 1 hard 1.62, No 2 hard 1.41. corn mixed 75 to 79, white 76 to 82. oats 40, barley 66 to 67.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Hog, cattle, and sheep live stock totals released
Chicago officials announce tomorrow's live stock estimates with hogs totaling 34,000 cattle 14,006 and sheep 12,600.
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Chicago
Columbus Junction Community Happenings and Local News
Community notices from Columbus Junction include a chicken dinner by the Ladies Aid of Cairo Church of God at Odd Fellows hall on December 5. Various local groups meet, plan fundraisers, and announce birthdays births and visits. landscape expert Charles H. Diggs will lecture with lantern slides on November 17 and 19.
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Columbus Junction
Ladies Aid of
Church of God of Cairo
Odd Fellows Hall
Junction
J. Fred Moore
Effie Kelley
Oakland
Red Cross
Charles H. Diggs
Landscape Department
Iowa State College
Cotter
Isaac Stone
Oakdale
Floyd Pine
Clair Clark
M. Overholt
Marie
Minneapolis
Besse Foster
John Nash
Cedar Rapids
John Vinson Nash
Nash
Marie Armbright
The
Jerome Morse
Milton Wolfe
Dorothy Schoch
Iowa Wesleyan College
Columbus City
George H. Jones
Channing Hall
J. A. Sprague
Milton Darrow
Glenwood
Minn
B. Paxton
Fredonia
Pennyless Lad Cries Over Spending Money
A London Post note tells of a lady finding a small child in tears and asking the reason. The boy replies he wishes to spend a penny but lacks the money to do so, highlighting a simple street scene.
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London Post
Notice of District Court Proceeding Involving Rittenhouse Heirs
Original notice from the District Court of Washington County Iowa in January 1926 lists Mary J. Rittenhouse and other Rittenhouse heirs, numerous defendants including Harvey J Shirk and James M Ryan, and multiple banks insurers and residents. The action concerns described tracts of real estate in Washington Iowa with detailed section township and range descriptions and names many unknown claimants.
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District Court OF
Washington
County
Iowa
Mary J. Rittenhouse
W. B. Rittenhouse
D. H. Rittenhouse
J. F. Rittenhouse
Harvey J. Shirk
Harvey J Shirk
James M. Ryan
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Rail Road Company
John Wynn
Rachel Wynn
George Fritz
Esther Fritz
Calvin Craven
Hester Fritz
David Rittenhouse
Sen
Wilma Beryl Rickey
Bessie Rickey
Besse Rickey
Guardian
Rickey
Commercial Savines Bank
Morgan Grady
Orrin Chipman
Michael Escher
Julia Ann Becher
James Bailey
Asa S. Call
William Brown
Mariam Brown
Joseph Heimback
Stephen M. Collins
H. S. Collins
Jane F E. Collins
Hezekiah Harvey
Samuel Sidenbender
Sarah Ann Sidenbender
Hiram Scofield
H. Scofield
Sarah A. Noecker
Simon Sheldon
Simeon Sheldon
Jonathan CC. Conger
William Scofield
Conger
Wm. Scofield
William H McCullough
8. M. Coulter
Senegga M. Coulter
Letitia Coulter
James Waddle
Samuel Ewing Sr
Samuel Ewing
Wm. Ditmars
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Washington
Daniel Noecker
Charles Noecker
Martha Noecker
The
Citizens Savings Bank of Washington
Martha Wallingford
Tobias Hites
Setphen H. Collins
Quieting Title Suit Filed in Washington County Iowa
The petition claims the plaintiffs hold fee simple title to described real estate and seeks a decree to quiet and establish title against all defendants and unknown claimants. It notes errors in the record and states no personal claims against defendants. Defendants must appear and defend by noon of the second day of the January 1926 term in Washington Court House.
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Clerk of the District Court of
Washington County
Iowa
Court House
Washington
City of Washington
City of
Washington market prices for poultry and livestock
The list shows per pound prices for eggs butterfat tests, various hens and springs by weight, old and colored ducks, large geese, beef hides, and horse hides with no market for culls. Values include 45e for butterfat, 1860e for certain hens, 18e and 14e for springs, and 8 or 6e for geese and ducks, plus a $4.00 horse hide price and a note excluding sick poultry.
Default Judgement Entered Against Youth Plaintiffs
On January 11 1926 a default will be entered and a final judgment rendered on the youth plaintiffs petition. The notice is approved and published by Brookhart Bros Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Dates noted are Nov 18 25 and Dec 2 9.
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Brookhart Bros
Dee
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health Aid
This advertisement claims stomach liver and intestinal troubles cause grouchiness and bloating. It promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and soothes inflammation, claiming to relieve many ailments and noting availability at all druggists.
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Mayr
Prore
Eastbound and Westbound Railway Time Tables Displayed
A dated timetable page lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers, times, and service types. It shows Golden State Limited departures and locals, freight and passenger runs, with agent contacts and daily operation notes.
Northern Indiana Bishop Campbell Gray Addresses Ad
Right Rev Campbell Gray DD bishop of Northern Indiana delivers an address in UBUQUE ta on November 18. The ad dress outlines church positions and community concerns with emphasis on November and December figures 3.45 and 3.60 in context of the period.
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Ubuque, Ta
Campbell Gray, DD
Northern
Indiana
Opening Day of Dubuque Episcopal Deanery Meeting
City Clerk S. J. Kellogg presided as the annual Dubuque deanery meeting of the Episcopal church opened. About 35 attendees from 186 parishes gathered for morning services and an afternoon conference followed by Rev. R. K. Campbell of Cedar Rapids delivering the address. The Women’s Auxiliary elected officers Wednesday morning.
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Dubuque
Episcopal Church
RK. J. Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Women's Auxiliary
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Noble Grand
Russell Goodin
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M. D See
Loyal Order of Moose
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T. Rickey
H. L. Dunning & CO
Union Stock Yards
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W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Mfgrs. of
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Harry McConnell
Hour Inquire Journal
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Pearson” Line
W. F. Jacobs and
Gon
Howard G. Skinner
Hampshire
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Askea
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J. A. McCoy
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Eset
Ralph Fetters
J. M. Godfrey
Toledo
Ohio
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Win Smouse
Smalis
Dougherty Bros
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F. W. Pfaff Sales Co
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