Daily Market Reports Hogs and Livestock Decline in Chicago
Chicago market notes show estimated receipts hogs 24 000 cattle 15 000 sheep 1 900 and beef and lamb prices mixed with declines in hogs and sheep. Top hog price early 9 10. heavy weights and sows range 6 15 to 7 15 while beef steer prices reach about 10 10 for upper grades and lower for common stock. Official yesterday totals list hogs 40 383 cattle 18 573 sheep 33 386 calves 4 805 with shipments of hogs 5 908 cattle 4 068 sheep 6 756 calves 50.
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Chicago
Bologna
Auction Sale Dates For Residents And Livestock
Sale dates listed include Sept 10 Ed Stoutner residence sale at 626 East Jefferson. Sept 14 Mrs John Reed closing out sale. Sept 17 W R Ganon Poland China sale. Sept 27 J C Huston Crawfordsville Spotted Poland Chinas. Sept 20 L H Rinner Noble Durees and dairy cows. Oct 5 E J Paul Washington Spotted Poland China. Oct 15 P J Welsh Washington Poland China sale. Oct 22 John Wagner Washington Poland China sale.
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Ed Stoutner
East Jefferson Street
John Reed
Haskins
W. R. Ganon
Poland
China
J. C. Huston
Crawfordsville
L. H. Rinner
Noble, Durees
E. J. Paul
Washington
P. J. Welsh
John Wagner
Paroled Men and Recidivism Rates Revealed
Des Moines report shows parole violators run about 32.79 percent over eleven years from 1947 to 1958 while only about 10 percent of violators reoffend. Secretary Woods notes most violations do not lead to new crimes and overall honest living after release remains high.
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Des Moines
O. Woods
Board of Parole
Parole Board
Woods
Anamosa
Chicago Markets Open With Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago markets report open with varied wheat and corn futures bids. Cash wheat and oats show modest shifts while livestock estimates for tomorrow project 23 000 hogs 11 000 cattle and 27 000 sheep.
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Chicago
Law Close
Parole Violations and Age Effects at Fort Madison and Anamosa
A report notes young prisoners under 20 at Fort Madison are paroled less reliably than mature inmates. It cites higher parole violation rates at Fort Madison versus Anamosa and provides two year figures ending June 30, 1920: 211 paroled from Fort Madison and 369 from Anamosa, with average populations 466 and 633 respectively.
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Woods
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Bumble Bees Keep Couple in the Water
Two newlyweds from St Louis visiting Cres ton tried swimming at a lakeside spot. After sun and heat they found their clothing surrounded by about 100 angry bumble bees, forcing a retreat to the lake until a friend rescued the garments with a pole and the couple finally drove home at dusk.
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Creston
St. Louis
Iowa Leads States in Poultry Raising
Iowa tops the nation in on farm chicken numbers, with Illinois close behind and Missouri Ohio and Texas following. U S Census figures show Iowa with about seven percent of all U S chickens, noting calendar date changes affect comparisons from 1906 to 1920.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States Bureau of Census
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Texas
United States
Lowa
September Farm Pacts and Potatoes Outlook
The farm column covers September care for cabbage, hens, leaves, and lawns with tips on feeding and storage. It reports A. T. Erwin of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station predicting a potato crop well below normal across Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and surrounding states due to heat and drought, with modest gains possible from late varieties.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Minesota
Iowa
South Dakota
A. T. Erwin
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Erwin
Mitchell County
Ohio
Minnesota
Nebraska
Colorado
Idaho
Middle Western
Mr. Erwin
Kanred wheat certified by Iowa experiment association
About 3,000 bushels of Kanred wheat have been certified this year by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association and can be obtained through Ames officers. Certification requires fields and seed to be free from other grains and weeds, with strict limits on impurities and nonnoxious weed content, and a high standard of grain quality.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Ames
J. L. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
New Missouri Version Prompts Charity Gun Curiosity
In Warrensburg Star Journal the charity issue explores gun ownership amid a flood of weapons. Curiosity uncovers a jot of details, revealing community concerns and debates over firearms in Missouri society.
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Warrensburg Star Journal
Where would you go if the rent doubled
The advertisement questions rent hikes and hints at a solution. A curiously phrased line suggests readers consider options when a landlord doubles the rent, implying a move or alternative service.
Former Washington County Residents Hold Des Moines Reunion
A reunion of former Washington County residents took place at Union Park in Des Moines on Labor Day. A Washington County association was formed with Dr. A. A. Sandy as chair and Dr. George B. Moore as secretary treasurer. Over 140 people enrolled and 100 attended the picnic, with Dr. L. M. Grigoby as principal speaker.
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Washington Ecountty
Union Park
Des Moines
Washington County Association
A. A. Sandy
George B. Moore
Herman D. Treimer
Lora Darbyshire
Washington County
H. L. Parrott
American Railway Express Company
Treimer
Parrott
L. M. Grigoby
Methodist Church
University of Iowa anticipates enrollment near six thousand
University of Iowa expected enrollment for 1921 22 to reach about six thousand, with 5345 on the books last year. President Walter A Jeffus cites strong advanced registrations and registrar dean and dean of women inquiries as signs of a larger attendance despite financial hardship. Officials say education value grows in adversity.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Walter A. Jeffus
Global rainfall revised to 35 percent inch layer
New data recalc identifies global rainfall equivalent to a uniform water layer of about 35 percent inches. Land rainfall averages 29 percent inches, with 80 percent returning to rivers and seas and the rest lost to evaporation.
Mrs. Fear visits Keota en route home from east
Keota news notes Mrs Fear staying with sister Mrs Minerva Brice on trip from the east to Leavenworth Kansas. Local gatherings include Rainbow Division Band concert in the city park and a Legion hall dance. Church and club events feature Presbyterian Gleaners, PEO Chapter CM changes, and visits by several local families and guests.
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Keota Keota
Martha Smock
D. D. Crone
Charlotte Crone
Washington
Rainbow Division
Legion Hall
American Legion
Presbyterian Gleaners
Fanny Wilson
Eldora
Alta Wilson
Ames
T. F. Barker
S. Shaff
Verva Sanders
Colorado Springs
Clara
Mable Carris
Denver
Miss Simms
Longmont
J. P. Wood
Helen
Miss Brown
Sue Lytle
Wood Sedan
William S. Dunning
Naval Reserve
Great Lakes
Lenore Seydel
Minnie Lindauer
Miss Seydel
Missie Mercedes White
Irene Helseher
Myrna Fountain
Mae Marr
Miss Lindauer
Arboin Marr
Fairfield
Seydel Lawn
Germans protest military and royalty in Berlin parade
In a heavy rain thousands of socialists and communists marched through Berlin protesting military and royalist activity. Security was tightened with machine gun trucks and riot police along major streets. More than 100000 demonstrators gathered as forty speakers urged a united front against reaction and blamed Helfferich for Erzberger’s assassination.
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Berlin
Activi
Lust Garten
Reichwelt
Wilhelmstrasse
der Linden
Helfferieh
Erzberger
Neighbors Weigh Arts Talent Amid Community Comfort
Vaele Eben quips that a good banjo player brings more comfort to a community than a poor violinist. The remark contrasts artistic self-perception with practical impact on local life.
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Vaele Eben
En de Vielin
Iowa factories in excellent shape
Newton Iowa Sept 5 Edward A Kimball manager of the Iowa Manufacturers association declared Iowa manufacturing is ready to start up on a normal basis as soon as farmers economic position improves He said manufacturing is not active but manufacturers have not been borrowing heavily and are positioned to move forward at the first indication of more liberal buying.
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Newton
Ifa
Iowa
Edward A. Kimball
Iowa Manufacturers’ Association
Fir
Pig causes auto spill near Burnsides. all escape unharmed
Nine people in a Ford driven by L. H. Razor, former postmaster, rolled after a pig ran under the wheels near here. occupants included Mr and Mrs Razor, their four sons, and Mrs S Johnson with two children. injuries none. car badly damaged.
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Burnside
Towa
Sept
L. H. Razor
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Exchange
Cr. & Yard
FE. W. Wagner & CO
Journal’s Farm Department
Middle West
Nic
Sandy
Cuatrman
University
Reister & Sons
East Third St
Mutual
East Washington St
Tso
At —— Mae OC
Ise
Miss White
Miss Helscher
Harriett Conklin
Pauline Thobum
Kinross
Emma Deimerly
Vern Dunbar
Edith Feckley
Marguerite McEvoy
Chillicothe
Ill
Mise Conklin
Presbyterian Sunday School
Sunset Park
Carrie Palmer
Cmapfire
Lake Okoboji
E. C. Gilbert
West Chester
Charles Roberts
Powell J
Miss Mary Powell
Virgina
Oz Powell
Mary Powell
Montana
East
Jefferson Street
W. W. McFarland
Chas
Stoutner
Wellman, Iowa
Chas. Brown
RX. L. Gibson
Cream, Bogor & Poultry
Ily
W. A. Hutton & Co
Mershey
Muscatine
Telephone
Chicago Board of Trade “Correspondence
Bartlett, Prazier & Company, and
Logan & Bryan
New York
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Potatas
Davenport
North Ave
L. HW. Orr Land Co
Safeguard Or Gazette Office
Columbus Junction
Oildag
John Striegel, Jr
Harper, Iowa
Property Owners Federation, Inc
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