Chicago Daily Market Report Covers Cattle and Grain Movements
Chicago market report shows estimated receipts for cattle at 2,000 and sheep at 2,009 with holdovers around 7,416. Closing prices show hogs steady to higher with top at 16.25 and grains quoting mixed cash and futures levels across corn, oats, rye, and barley. Livestock estimates for Monday project hogs 43,000, cattle 28,000, sheep 42,000, with next week hogs expected at 185,000.
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Hoge Cchicago
Chicago
Timothy
Road Legislation May Be Revived In Next Legislature
Des Moines reports Dr. J W Kime Webster county representative elect drafts an industrial court bill and studies road law revisions. He proposes compulsory arbitration in vital industries and limits on production cuts to offset prices with a board acting as arbitrators in nonessential plants.
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Des Moines
J W. Kime
Webster County
Towa
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Kime
Closing Out and Public Sales From Journal Farm Dept
A December schedule lists numerous farm and property closings. Entries name sellers and locations such as Dublin Titus Washington Keota Grace Hill and Pleasant Grove with sale types including closing out sales public sale and timber sale.
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Henry Leeffler
Haskins
J. D. Hays
Washington
Welling Walters
Dublin
L. VV. Hazen
Ainsworth
Clyde Hillhouse
J. H. Hamm
A. Hamm
Titus
C. C. Hillhouse
N. Marion Ave
W. N. Johnson
C. C. Owens
West Chester
Dee
Hotle
Farm Bureau Wins Support for Constitutional Convention
Ames Iowa officials report a safe majority backing a constitutional convention. The Farm Bureau Federation stresses a broader legislative program on farm tenancy and disputes claims of hidden motives. They argue collective bargaining requires federal action and that revising the 1857 Iowa Constitution is needed to address farm tenancy and regulation. The victory marks another achievement for the federation’s mobilization and efficiency.
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Ames
Iowa
Farm Bureau Federation
Cunningham
Middle West
Federation
Federation Iery
le Federation
Hog Theft Confession in Alabama Courtroom
A New Orleans writer recalls a Mississippi style courtroom scene where a judge pressures a black prisoner to admit hog theft. The judge warns of widespread hog stealing and vows to make an example to ensure safety for all.
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Alabama
New Orleans
Centerville Mines Close Short Time
In Iowa first district centering on Centerville mines shut two days last week due to slack demand. Dan F. Cushing, president of the Iowa Coal Operators association, cites uncertain prices and expected fuel shortages as reasons. He warns a shortage may develop with cold weather and says mining will pause without orders.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Centerville
Dan F. Cushing
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
Cushing
Hoyt Represents Iowa at Mexican Presidential Inauguration
E. H. Hoyt Iowa State Treasurer, with wife and daughter, left for Antonio Texas to join officials from other states as guests of the Mexican government. He attends the inauguration of Alvaro Obregon as president of Mexico as the official representative of Iowa.
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Des Moines
E. H. Hoyt
Iowa
Antonio
Texas
Alverez Obregon
Mexico
Hoyt
Common Trouble in Paris Letters Question Language
A brief comic exchange from a Baltimore American snippet. A woman reads a letter from her husband in Paris, noting the French are polite yet seem to struggle with their own language, highlighting humorous miscommunication.
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Paris
Baltimore
Federal Road Fund For Iowa Is Safe Despite Pending Shortfalls
Ames November 27. The state highway commission states Iowa cannot lose any federal aid road money. Since 1919 no danger has existed to even a single dollar of the allotment. Iowa has obligations totaling over two million dollars in advance of requirements and has withdrawn requests for over a million dollars in federal funds to proceed with primary road projects without federal aid.
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Ames
State Highway Commission
Iowa
United States Office of Public Roads
Iona
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Omaha
United States Office
Ioan
Poultry Prices Update at Reynolds Gibson Market
Phone 167 Mutual 93 Reynolds and Gibson advertises current paying rates for poultry and eggs. Fresh laid begs, cream butter fattest, springs, old hens and roosters, ducks, geese, and turkeys per pound with unit prices listed. Turkeys and toms show specific cents per pound.
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Daily Market Reports
Close OF Grain Futures
Reach Wickham Grain CO
Morrison
Washington, Iowa
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
House
American Legion
MacNider
Mason City
Legion
Iowa City
Legion Posts
Journal’s Farm Department
Farm Bureau Notes
Jenny Leffler
Sale
J. PD. Hays
L. V. Hazen
Hillhouse
Brighton
City Property and Furniture
D. F. Macon
William Shuman
Valley
Aus Sutherland
D. J. Ross
Federal Road Fund For
Jack Herr
Mutual
W. S. Reister & Sons
Jows
Osh Buyers of
Colenso
Ise
McCormick
Emerson Gang
Surrey
Clint Shull
Frank Macon
R. Dougherty
Grace Hill
B. F. Campbell
Teas Blacksmith Shop
C. A. Reubsam
Crawfordsville
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
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