Daily Market Reports Chicago cattle hogs and grains highlights
Chicago market report shows estimated receipts for cattle 33 000 hogs 28 000 sheep 27 000 with prices and ranges for cattle steer weights and butchers feeding stock. Grain notes include Wheat Corn Rye and futures for December May and July with cash bids and local price ranges. Also mentions local notices of residents and seasonal moves in Florida Pawhuska and Colorado Springs.
Closing Out Sales and Farm Notices Across Washington Area
A list of farm department closing out sales and public sales dated Nov 30 to Dec 15 lists buyers and locations near Washington, Dublin, Ainsworth, Titus, West Chester, Keota, and Grace Hill. The Lord sale at J M Lord & Son yields an average price around 40 dollars with a top of 77 dollars despite poor weather. The piece also notes hotel stay in Stuart and Katzenjammer Kids ticket awards, plus a Bamboo growth note and Banboo variety used in cuisine.
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J. D. Hays
Washington
Welling Walters
Dublin
L.V. Hazen
Ainsworth
Dee
Clyde Hillhouse
J. H. Hamm
J. A. Hamm
Titus
C. C. Hillhouse
Marion Ave
W. N. Johnson
C. C. Owens
West Chester
Hotle
Huber & McCall
Lord Sale
J. M.lord & Son Duroc
Mr. Lord and Son
Local News Roundup From Cone and Area
J L Embree of Cone subscribed for a year of the Journal after sensing family concerns. He and his wife visited the John Stafford home. Mrs Chas Denison reports the Marienelle shop offers hair and facial services with advance appointments. Hiram Johnson notes a lively Odd Fellows hall event with oyster stew and a second degree ceremony for about 40 attendees. Lynn Jones of Winnetka, HI, spent the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Embree
Cone
Journal
John Stafford
Marienelle
Chas
Denison
Blue
Hiram Johnson
Odd Fellows Hall
Lynn Jones
Winnetka, HI
Noble consolidation carries vote in district election
The Noble consolidation passed 118 to 61 in a turnout of 179 of about 200 eligible voters. The new district will include Sommers, Eicher and Stringtown in Noble and Fairview in Henry, with about 125 pupils. An election for a board of directors will follow, then bond issues for a school building. A separate Iowa report lists degrees conferred from 1915 to 1919 across state colleges and universities.
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Noble
Fairview
Henry County
Washington County
Wayland
Noble Project
Noble Consolidated School
Sommers, Eicher
Stringtown
Slop Lane
Ira
State Teachers’ College
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Contest to pick prettiest girl in graduating class
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a contest among 400 graduates for the prettiest girl. Result reported a single girl receiving two votes, highlighting the unexpectedly lopsided outcome.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Katzenjammer Kids musical comedy lights Graham Theatre
The Katzenjammer Kids at the Graham Theatre tonight is a lively musical comedy based on the Hans and Fritz cartoons. Written by John P. Mulerew with music by Donald H. Bestor, the show features acrobatic dancing and a thirty member company with a glamorous chorus. The fast paced action centers on Hans and Fritz the Katzenjammer duo as they entertain and mischief the Katzenjammer family, promising a nostalgic laugh for all ages.
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Graham Theatre
Hans
Fritz
John P. Mulerew
Donald H. Bestor
Katzenjammer
Volunteer Rescue Army Seeks Clothing Donations
The Volunteer Rescue Army formerly the Slum Army appeals for clothing, shoes, hats and other items. All aid is charity work and given away. For those in need, call 417 Green or visit 4298 Third Ave. Major and Mrs Sneath are officers in charge.
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Volunteer Rescue Army
Green
Third Ave
Des Moines Considers Hosting 1921 Shrine Council Convention
Shrine convention bureau trustees meet and plan inviting the Imperial council of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine to Des Moines for 1921. They expect more than 15 000 nobles, with funds already raised to cover expenses. The council is run by 500 delegates. large attendance comes from drill and degree teams and visiting nobles. No summer convention planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Convention Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Imperial Council
Bureau
Unearths Unearths Revolutionary Era Stone in Newark Sewer Dig
Workmen digging a sewer line in Branforth Place Newark uncovered a stone marker for Jonathan ao of Robest and Rother Plume, who died December 16 1760. The find recalls a nearby cemetery from the Revolutionary era in the area.
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Jonnathan, Ao
Robest and Rother Plume
Branforth Place
Newark
New York Evening Mail
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W. H. Hyde
Hotle, Huber & McCall
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Charley Hoover
Jack Herr
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Clint Shull
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