Chicago live stock market report for hogs cattle and sheep
Chicago livestock receipts show hogs 14 000 demand fair to active with gains 25 to 40 cents from Thursday. Top hogs 11.75 per cwt for 180 to 200 lb. cattle receipts 2 000 scarce steers and vealers mixed prices. sheep receipts 8 000 fat lambs steady to higher with bid ranges 12 to 13 per cwt. overall market mixed across categories with several price bands listed for weights and grades.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas
Wisconsin
Chicago Grain Market Summary Sept Open and Close
Chicago grain prices show mixed moves as Sept futures for wheat corn oats and rye post varied open high low and close figures. Livestock products like lard and ribs display elevated bid levels with several contracts near or above 13.3 to 18.7 cents and dollars.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago prices for wheat corn oats barley rye timothy and clover listed by grade with percentage changes and ranges. Markets show varied shifts across yellow white and mixed corn and oats values with minor gains and steady barley rye and forage prices.
Temperament of a Mob Described by Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star quotes a description of a mob as volatile and emotional, swayed by effect over reason, ignorant and dissatisfied, occasionally normal in public matters, unreliable and gullible, dangerous when aroused, mercurial yet briefly beneficial, treacherous and bitter, wholly helpless without guidance, elastic, and a bright harbinger for the community.
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Kansas City Star
Astriders "Go to the ant" Advice for Men and Politicians
A Baltimore Evening Sun item contrasts practical guidance urging men to imitate thrift with a tongue in cheek note that politicians draw inspiration from the straddle bug. The piece frames ants as models of prudent conduct and raises political satire.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Sun's Energy Lost to Space Not Reaching Earth
The article notes that Earth receives less than one thousandth of the Sun’s energy while the vast majority escapes into space. It discusses the immense scale of solar output and the challenge of capturing useful energy on Earth.
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Earth
Design of Colonial Clock Tells Its Age
Walter Randell Storey explains how Colonial clocks reveal age through tops and dials. Early tall clocks show plain tops with later ball decorations, domed and broken arch tops, and scroll styles. Square metal dials point to the 17th century, while arch dials with moon indicators appear after 1700.
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Walter Randell Storey
Arts and Decoration Magazine
Frenchman's Right to Chastise Wife Upheld
A French court ruled that a husband’s beating of his wife did not justify a divorce since the wife’s treacherous conduct provoked the violence. The decision cites the code of gallantry and contrasts with moral sentiments in English literature.
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John Tobin
France
The Magic Bottle and Trust in Doctors’ Remedies
Professor Wynn challenges belief in medicine’s magic while noting a persistent faith in the doctor’s bottle. The piece suggests many rely on doctors and medicines, with a playful reflection on households treating illness and self prescribed remedies.
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Wynn
London
Amusement Picture Of Vast Uncharted Snow Regions
A striking image portrays snow covered expanses as a vast, untamed map of uncharted regions. The scene evokes exploration and the enduring beauty of winter wilderness.
Evergreen Plant Pest Control Bottle Ad
A home care notice promotes a 25 cent Evergreen bottle for chewing and sucking insects on house plants. It claims the product is non poisonous to humans and also suggests feeding a starved lawn that has not responded to lawn fertilizer.
Record of H. P. Grant sale and local events in September
A September sale drew a large crowd despite heavy rain and heat. Bidders from Noble, Wayland, Kalona, Keota, Columbus Junction, Riverside, and Washington participated, with items including 28 Hampshire shoats and a good cow selling at 99 dollars. The report notes community remarks, local figures, and social details from Ainsworth and nearby towns.
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Bob Amlong
Lexington
Hampshire
Otto Sutter
Noble Way
Noble
Wayland
Wellman
Kalona
Keota
Columbus Junction
Riverside
Brighton
Ainsworth
Washington
Martin Swift
Tobins
Lins
Kennedys
Davis
Gallaghers
O'Brien
Fitzgerald
Gordons
Walker
Maxwells
Browns
Swifts
Stewarts
Wilsons
Beenblossoms
Koehlers
Palmers
Geerges
Flynns
Haskins
Gladwin
Col
Tl. H. Rinner
Whittacre
Charlie Lemley
Mr. Stoops
W. J. Duncan
Bill
Lemley
Roll Gallagher
Mr. Sutter
Otto Suiter
Perry Beenblossom
Dan Cline
Jim Fitzgerald
Will Lins
G. M. Humble
Joe Porter
W. I. Duncan
John Glick
Journal
Charley Wilson
Plymouth Rock
Charley
W. W
Back to Gods Country at the Fox Theatre
The Fox Theatre presents Back to Gods Country a dynamic film from James Oliver Curwood directed by Irvin Willat for Universal. Renee Adoree charms as the lively heroine with Robert Frazer as the dashing lead in a tale of snowbound adventure and dramatic romance.
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God's Country
James Oliver Curwood
Irvin Willat
Universal
Renee Adoree
Robert Frazer
Garden Supplies and Early Planting Advice
Bulk price list available soon ask at store. J H Warren notes early planting boosts success with crocus jonquils blue scilla narcissus and other bulbs. We offer leaf mould with charcoal plant foods and special soil for potting ferns plus lawn grass seed ready for sowing.
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J. H. Warren
On the Farm Advertises Hogs and Poultry Products
An agricultural ad promotes Hess Stock Tonic to control worms and keep hogs thrifty for early market, Dry Dip for pig quarters to prevent flu, Dr Heas Fly Spray for cows to improve milk, and car of salt with mention of big pumpkins and poultry house care. orders from ear.
First Movie Picture Shown In New York Hall 1806
A historic note records the first commercially shown movie picture as a serpentine dancer act produced in a Koster and Blass music hall in New York City on April 27 1806.
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New York City
Russia World in Itself
The article argues that Russia controls vast natural resources, including minerals, timber, and arable lands, to nearly self-sufficiency, rivaling the British Empire in breadth of resources.
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Russia
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Warren's Seed Store
Washington, Ia
Garden Club
Tom Thompson
Chris Schwartz
Chris
W. A. Harper
California
Winfield
Ralph Smith
Pr ‘Gince
Bill Ralph
Evening Journal
Westphal
S. J. Kellogg
Royal
Dodd Printing Co
Ft. Madison
Ralph Minick
Walter Little
Rhode Island
Wayne Houck
Jersey
Lester Macon
Barclay’s
Red Star
Kitchen Kook
Perfection
Old Loan and Trust Building
J. S. MacElhinney Estate
J. S. McElhinney Estate
Charlie Jackson
I. L. Colthurst
Fries ES
J. OH. Baird
D. C. Russell
Wilfred L. Smith
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Essex
Joseph Wolfer
Poland
China
R. A. Beauchamp
North
Theatre
Edmondson
J. F. Marston
R.V. Manatt
E. H. Reif
John A. Yoder
Iowa City
Warren
Washington, Iowa
Washington Produce Markets
Ibe
Wayne A. Limerman
Roach, Conwell & Hugill
Drovers National Bank
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Ila
J. Ben Roach
A. Gilly
Conwell
Walter J. Roach
Jim Beal
B. R. Hugill
W. A. Limerman
J. L. Merrion
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Pritchard Commission CO. Union Stock Yards
Washington County
Pritchard Com. CO
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
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