Daily Market Reports Opening Market Hogs and Cattle
Chicago Oct 18 Estimated hog receipts 8 000 holdover 6 493. Cattle receipts 1 000. Estimated receipts 3 000. Prices: hogs mostly 8 15 to 9 75 with top around 8 50. Cattle steady to slightly lower with weighty steers 60 to 1.00 lower. vealers 506 higher. Sheep receipts 3 009 with direct and week comparisons. Total receipts Cattle 3 309 calves 0 85 hogs 24 564 sheep 20 737. Shipments Cattle 3 520 calves 85 hogs 7 158 sheep 12 800. Furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Co Burlington Iowa. Monday estimates hogs 50 000 cattle 30 000 sheep 33 000.
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Chicago
A. Flulk
Water Transition Under Pressure
A liquid sample at 706 degrees and at 7 degrees Fahrenheit with about 3200 pounds pressure shifts from liquid to vapor without boiling or bubbling, illustrating a rapid phase change under high pressure.
Public Auction Dates From Oct to Nov Listed Near West Chester
A sequence of sale notices runs from Oct 16 to Nov 14 across towns including West Chester Crawfordsville and Washington Iowa. Listings cover land farms cattle hogs household goods timber and trust property with locations and sale dates noted for each item. Major entries include a 325 acre farm at Ort and various closing out and timber sales.
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Riley Miller
West Chester
Arthur Romine
Essley
Washington
Brighton Club Delights Members With Fried Chicken Dinner
Brighton residents and their wives gathered at the Methodist church basement for a fried chicken dinner attended by 109 people. A program followed featuring music, including clarinet and vocal solos, duets, and a ukulele number, plus brief talks from local figures.
Local Social Notes From Crawfordsville Area
Oct 10 notes include Braden Long family visit and Mrs McCall's illness after Washington trip. Mrs Hesseltine and child visit Washington for a family dinner at Lane Park. Muriel Witting and Marie Maxwell attend Auxiliary ten in Crawfordsville. Donald and Grover Booth host gathering for Mohland departure. Club meets at Julia Ferguson with 14 present to support Perkins Hospital tasks and plan events in Jay Orris.
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W. M. Mohland
A. R. Smith
West
Julia Ferguson
W. C. Ferguson
Crawfordville
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Claims
A Washington resident L. K. Glasgow reports quick relief from backache and kidney pain with Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Sherman Bros.' Drug Store and recommends the remedy priced at 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Washington
L. K. Glasgow
Ave.c
Doan
Sherman Bros
Glasgow
Foster-Milburn Co
Mtra
Buffalo
N. Y
October 12 social afternoon hosts Mrs. Bert Yard Irene
Mrs Bert Yard and Irene presided over a Wednesday afternoon social gathering in the community house, hosting guests and handing out refreshments. The event featured light conversation, a brief program, and a display of local needlework by attendees.
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Tober
Bert Yard
Irene
Local Social Roundup From Wellst Warfares
On Oct 11 Mr and Mrs Jessie Augustine ate supper with Alle Bond and family. Jessie Harvey and wife planned a Muscatine visit for a week or two. Elmer Kolosiek moved back to Washington. Dave Wentworth and family from Brighton visited the McClellands. Mr and Mrs Jonas Seibert visited her brother in Iowa City. J W McClelland and Geo Lemley families attended Mrs Al Cocklin's funeral. Beitel of Grace Hill suffered a bad fall while picking apples injuring his feet and legs. he cannot use his feet.
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Brighton
Commercial Club
Methodist Church
Agnes Marshall
Lucile Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Miss Veldhuizen
Missouri Waitz
Iowa City
H. W. Helmick
Chicago
Crist
Lyle
Buffalo
N. Y
Supt
Lyon
Crists
California
Pfeiffer
Adam Kasciuski
Cedar Rapids
Enoch Swab
Atlantic
J. W. Myers
R. S. Wikoff
Will Brinton
Denver
J. F. Frain
Oskaloosa
Harry Reece
Fred Vanerus
Birmingham
Beulah Rich
Mulligan
Jessie Augustine
Alle Bond
Jessie Harvey
Muscatine
Elmer Kolosiek
Washington
Dave Wentworth
McClelland’s
Jonas Seibert
J W. McClelland
al Cocklin
Geo. Lemley
B. F. Beitel
Grace Hill
W C T U Meeting Highlights Silk Flag Gift
In Crawfordsville on October 13 the local W C T U gathered at Mrs. Sprague's home drawing good attendance. County president Lois Rhea reported on the Shenandoah State Convention. The Crawfordsville society received a county's only silk flag at the convention while six week exams were underway at the high school.
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Crawfordsville
Ladica
Sprague
Lois Rhea
Shenandoah
Crawfordsville Society
Miss Biklen
Gladys ,Strothman
Nina
Eva Sprangler
Grace Hill Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Grace Hill updates note visits by Laurel Guy and Maurice Gowey at Wes Engle’s home and by Clement Griffith’s family at John Griffith’s. Beitel injured while picking apples when a ladder slipped. Delegates from Wellston Social Club and others attended Federated Clubs in Columbus Junction. McKinstry and Turnipseed joined cattle sale in nearby town. Sunday School to host a weinie roast Friday evening. James Chorpening and family visited Larry Anderson northwest of Washington.
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Grace Hill
Laurel Guy
Maurice Gowey
Wes Engle
Chas, McKinstry
BP. R. Turnipseed’s
Chas
Houck
McKinstry
Clement Griffith
John Griffith
F. Beitel
Clarence Porter
Preston Meever
Birdie Hotle
Wellston
Cmb
Wes Engel
Paul Harvey
Geo. Hotle
Dave Turnipseed
Chas. McKinstry
Porter
Federated Clubs
Columbus Junction
Construction Progress and Silo Work Nearby
VERDI VERDI route 7 Oriez and Speer and Jim Baird filled silos this week Oriez and Speer are building a new silo The large concrete bridge over Walnut creek is completed Empire construction company have two elevating plows and three catpillar tractors at work and are moving 1000 yards of dirt per day Hesgeltine bill cut almost to grade.
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Verdi
Oriez
Speer
Jim Baird
Walnut Creek
Empire Construction Company
Hesgeltine
Brighton Apt. Socials and Local Changes Highlight Week
Brighton notes a busy week with Fairfield visitors, Dan Peters elected cashier at Savings Bank, families planning moves to the south and west, several visits between Fairfield and Brighton friends, and local incidents. Mrs. Mattie Wood suffered a hip fracture, and the Jolly Ten held a farewell dish for Mrs. W. E. Berry as shifts and travels unfold.
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Brighton
G. P. Judson
Fairfield
Dan Peters
The
Savings Bank
W. E. Berry
Berry
John Brier
R. J. Armstrong
Mary Wikoff
Geneve Lowe
Marion
Basil Jones
Robert
Winfield
J. G. Heacock
Otto McNeese
Newton
Wayne McNeese
Cyril Henry
Dexter Park
Bert Dickinson
C. P. VanZante
Cedar Rapids
K. J. Cardy
Miss la Madden
Wood
Fairfield Hospital
Ralph Tracy
Lawrence White
Silbert Mortimore
Henry Knorr
Randolph Hicks
Chicago
Eletha Hicks
Jolly Ten
Heaecock
Dictionary All Wrong The Driver Steers The Pedestrian
A sharp critique argues that the dictionary metaphor misplaces agency describing how drivers in control shift responsibility onto pedestrians who must steer through risky environments created by design and policy. The piece highlights unintended consequences of language shaping behavior.
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Daily Market Reports
Spocond Report
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Burlington
Iowa
Lowe
John A Babcock
U. & Yard
Illinois
Hall
P'S. Ney & Co
Toledo
W. S. Reister
East Third St
Mutual
Creamery
East Washington St
Duree Jersey
Knotek Bros
J. C. Bridges
Cal Underwood
T. C. Deal
Poland
China
T. C
Solowa Ave
L. F. Woodburn
Haskins
Bert Sands
Household Goods
Lord & Son
Duroes, Alnaworth
C_ C
Cunningham
Harve
R. L. Gibson
RED
Assou
Property Owners Federation, Tas
Eve Ie
Braden
Wasnington
Tom
Wilbur
By Allman
Helen
James Chorpening
Larry Andersons
Washington, Hick
Macon
Geo, Wright, West Ches
Ter
Magdlena
Rich
Crawfordaville
J.C. Bridges
Chester
Timber Sale
Havre
JT. C
Deal
Polands
Lord & Son, Duroces
Ainsworth
Seaberry Farm
Hayes
Barr
Geo. F. Wright
F.C. Macon
Patterson
Stanley
Clarion
Horatio Swank
Hoodts Town
Everett True
Brunswick
Brunswick Records
Mcklhinney Furniture Company
North Eide
Fering
NTO
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