Chicago market reports tallies on hogs cattle sheep and calves
Daily market notes from Chicago dated October 17 provide estimated receipts hogs 31 000 holdovers 1 26 and cattle 26 000 sheep 44 000 with prices for hogs and calves across weights. Also includes fat lambs yearling wethers ewes and breeding ewes with varying prices and official Saturday totals along with wheat corn oats futures and cash quotes. Official Saturday receipts list hogs 4 839 cattle 1 345 sheep 4 935 calves 152 and shipments for each category.
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Chicago
Main Floor Exchange U S Yard Chicago
Faced with a compact notation, the entry lists Rooms 27 20 on the main floor at the U S Yard in Chicago Illinois.
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U. S. Yard
Chicago
Illinois
Poland China and Jersey Livestock Sales Schedule
A listing of upcoming sales in Iowa with dates and sellers. Oct 19 includes C R and R N Marshall Ollie and C M Taylor Son near Ainsworth. Oct 19 Mike Trier Keota for Jersey sale. Oct 22 John Wagner Washington for Poland China. Oct 24 Taylor and Taylor What Cheer. Oct 26 Adams and Workman Columbus Junction for Dunham Farm near Wapello. Oct 29 Ernest Carlson Washington Jersey sale.
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Mike Trier
Keota
Duroc Jersey
John Wagner
Washington
Poland
Taylor & Taylor
What Cheer
Iowa
Adams and Workman
Columbus Junction
Dunham Farm
Wapello
Ernest Carlson
Juror Arrested For Talking Case In Benton County
In Benton County the first juror ever arrested for contempt, J C Pavey of Garrison, faces charges for discussing the case Dickerson Lamb vs J H Ferguson with outsiders. The defense attorneys moved for a mistrial, and the case was dismissed. Lamb seeks 15090 in damages for injuries after Ferguson shot him in a billiard hall. The trial was near adjournment when the incident occurred.
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Vinton
Benton County
J. C. Pavey
Garrison
Dickerson Lamb
J. H. Ferguson
Lamb
Ferguson
Marabal
Pavey
Pavey Case Set for Hearing After Court Appearance
Pavey discussed the merits of the case with others and was arraigned in court after charges were filed. She was allowed counsel and until October 20 to plead. The case is set for a morning hearing on October 24. Pavey, longtime Garrison resident, ran a barber shop, sold it months ago, and now sells insurance.
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Pavey
Garrison
Chicago Tribune wins libel suit against city of Chicago
Judge Harry Fisher sustains the demurrer to the 10.6 million libel case brought by Chicago against the Tribune and Daily News over alleged false statements about the city's finances. He rules libel applies to private persons or corporations and that the city cannot be treated as a private plaintiff in this action. The ruling marks a significant precedent on press freedom versus municipal criticism.
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Chicago
Harry Fisher
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Daily News
Fisher
Manchester
England
Refusal of Charter for Noke ys Temple in Ottumwa
HEDRICK I A Oct 15 The grand council refuses a charter for Fl Zira Temple of the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan planned by the Knights of Pythias southeastern Iowa. Ottumwa is deemed too near Cedar Rapids where the nearest temple exists. Local organizers expected to establish the Dokeys in this region.
World as mirror quote by Thomas Dreier
A reflective aphorism notes the world mirrors inner character. It claims kindness, friendliness, and helpfulness attract similar responses from others and the world around us.
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Thomas Dreier
Hog Cholera Warning Spurs Iowa Farmers Action
Ames Iowa October 17 hog cholera in Iowa is worsening. Dean C H Stange of Iowa State College warns of a serious outbreak unless farmers vaccinate and vaccinate promptly. He notes past cycles 1897 1913 and current rise since 1918 with 261000 hogs lost last year and predictions of higher losses in 1921 without precautions.
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Ames
Iowa
C. H. Stange
Division of Veterinary Medicine
Iowa State College
Dean Stange
Plymouth County
Sioux
Jasper
Hardin
Allamakee
Ringgold
Altho
Corn Belt
Grain markets rally on sterling strength and rail demand
The report notes grain prices turning strong after a slow start to the week, with gains on the 10th and 11th driven by higher sterling and Continental exchange. Winter wheat and corn prices show mixed movements across Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and Winnipeg with weekly declines in some futures and firmer cash figures in others.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Mineapolis
Memphis
Prairie
Southwest
Northwest
St. Louis
Winnipeg
State Teachers Convention Soon Sets High Hopes
Des Moines announces the State Teachers Association meeting on November 3 to 5 with national educators on the program. A code of ethics will guide teacher conduct with boards and communities, while a building program adds high schools and staff with a $150000 monthly payroll.
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Des Moines
State Teachers Association
Pye
Iowa
Garton
Excavation Begins on Cahokia Indian Mounds North of East St Louis
W K Moorhead archaeologist appointed by Illinois State Museum leads study of Cahokia mounds four miles north of East St Louis with help from former Massachusetts servicemen. Goal is to uncover skeletons and relics to date mound builders and classify their civilization. initial survey suggests eighty plus mounds, not sixty four, prompting a new mapping effort by Clinton Cowan. Funding from scientific groups and access granted by landowners.
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East ST. Louis
Til
W. K. Moorhead
Illinois State Museum
Massachusetts
Moorehead
Moorhead
Alec Hardlicka
Smithsonian Institute
Clinton Cowan
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Board of Indian Commissioners
Phillips Academy of Andover
Mass
East
Middle West
Criticism as the youngest literary form and its future
Anatole France argues criticism is the youngest form and may absorb others. He says it suits a civilized society with rich memories and traditions and requires culture from a curious learned humane readership for its prosperity.
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Anatole
France
Public School Enrollment and Cost in District
The district reports a monthly payroll of 15000 and annual school costs totaling 2700000. Last year’s enrollment was 25819, yielding 104.57 dollars per pupil for the year. District age 5 to 21 totals 35328, with several parochial schools explaining the enrollment gap.
How Logansport Was Named
A Terre Haute relic tells how Logansport got its name from a target shoot. Frontiersmen could not decide a name, so they shot at a target. the marksman who proposed Logansport hit the bull’s-eye, bestowing the name.
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Logansport
Terre Heute
Ind
Merkswan
Global Rainfall Rarity Highlights Polar Snow
The bulletin notes that no region on Earth is truly rainless besides the interiors of Antarctica and Greenland where precipitation falls as snow. It emphasizes how most areas receive rain at varying intensities, shaping climate and water resources worldwide.
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Earth
Antarctica
Greenland
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J. Hent
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C. R. and
R. N. Marshall
Ollie, Iowa
China Sale
C. M. Taylor & Son
Ainsworth
Sale
Wine City
Ottumwa
Journal’s Farm Department
Andrew Kuhn l
Winnishiek County
A. R. Heat Wole
Brooklyn
Poweshiek County
Kuhn
Winnishiek
Decorah
Hampshires
Hampshire
Town
Brighton Road
Glenn G. Hayes
State Teachers Convention
U. S
Mississippi
Missouri
W. S. Reister
East Third St
Mutual
East Washington St
Ultimate Literature
C. M. Taylor
Haskins
Red Ball Road
Deere
Day of Sale Co
M. Taylor & Son
D. F. Macon
Ss. A. Stephens
Muteal
R. L. Gibson
L. H. Orr Land Co
Safeguard Or Gazette Office
North Ave
Oildag
John Striegel, Jr
Harper, Iowa
Property Owners Federation, the
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