Livestock Market Report Chicago October 21
Cattle and hogs receipts listed with price ranges by weight, breed, and quality. Estimates show hogs 19 000 today and cattle 6 000 with steady to higher trend, lambs strong up to 8 ¾. Feeder and stocker categories noted with price bands. future day outlook included.
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Chicago
Monkeys Wrench the Mason Transfer at Washington Iowa
The Washington Iowa firm lists sales since 1917 including saw frames, platforms, scales, waterers, tractors, washers and stove parts. Numerous customers and items noted with prices, shop calls and deliveries. the ad promotes dependable goods from Winona Curtis Fairbanks and others.
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Winona
Curtis
Fairbanks
Iowa Farm Sales and Scarifying Machine Offer
Journal notes multiple livestock and farm auctions from Oct 22 to Oct 29 including John Wagner Washington selling Poland China hogs and an estate sale by Mary E. Wolfe in Ames. It also reports Ames offering free blueprints for H D Hughes scarifying machine to boost clover seed germination, plus Swine Feeders Day on Nov 15 with details of hog feeding trials and practical demonstrations.
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John Wagner
Washington
Poland
China
Mary E. Wolfe
S. Marion Ate
Taylor & Taylor
What Cheer
Iowa
Hillhouse & Miller
Brighton
Adamea and Workman
Columbus
Junction
Dunham Farm
Wapello
Swartzendruber
Bender & Ersehberger
Wellman
Guernkeya
Ernest Carlson
Duroc Jersey
Ames
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
H. D. Hughes
Hughes
United States
Ilowa
John M. Evward
The Plight of Corn in Nebraska Fuel Debate
The Lincoln Journal notes corn prices around 20 cents per bushel and $7 per ton for stored grain while coal costs about twice that. It argues farmers save transport costs by burning corn and questions coal’s economic advantage when comparing fuel value, recalling the 1896 7 winter and many sales of corn.
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Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Wirster
Corn Prices and Farm Plight Across the Nation
The author compares 1921 corn to 1896 cheap corn in buying power, noting corn now buys less coal and clothes, while taxes worsen the farmer’s plight. Railroads and coal miners feel the impact as farm prices sag. Secretary Wallace urges a new link between farm prices and other prices to restore prosperity.
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Wallace
Recalling Hard Times and Hope Through History
The author contrasts past depressions with current global gloom and expects recovery in time. Citing 16 to 35 cent corn as examples of price swings, they suggest investors once held corn to profit later. They warn of a hard winter but insist a recovery will come, offering cautious hope.
Public Auction Under Writ Seizure in Ainsworth Iowa
By virtue of a writ of special execution issued from the District Court of Washington County Iowa the goods lands and tenements of J A Morrison and Lola Morrison are seized and will be sold publicly in front of the described real estate in Ainsworth on Saturday October 22 1921 between 9 PM and 4 PM The property lies 45 feet east of the southwest corner of lot 7 block 5 original plat and includes land measured north to the north line of lot 7 and 29 feet west in Washington County Iowa
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
J. A. Morrison
Lola Morrison
Ainsworth
A. D
Sheriff's sale notice in Washington County Iowa 1921
Execution sale of J A Morrison and Lola Morrison on property described as a 53 by 53 feet area in block with reference to lot 6. Sale set for 2 30 p m on the day of notice at the Washington county sheriff's office. Charles M Denison sheriff. Dates Sept 23 1921 Oct 7-14 1921.
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J. A. Morrison
Lola Morrison
Charles C. Brock
Washington
Iowa
Charles M. Denison
Washington Co
Clocked Medication Reminder Improves Patient Care
A worn clock is repurposed for medical use in the sickroom. After administering medicine the clock hands are turned to announce the next due time, aiding timely dosing.
What of Your Occupation Quote Refines Self-Improvement
A brief excerpt quotes Shillings Brooks noting that any occupation must elevate the practitioner’s life to be worthy of reverence. It emphasizes self-development through one’s work and dismisses occupations that fail to enhance the worker.
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S'hillins Brooks
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