Chicago Livestock and Grain Markets Reported for Sept 11 1922
Hog receipts estimated 40 000 with slow to steady demand. Cattle receipts about 24 000 with prices mostly steady to slightly lower. Sheep receipts around 17 000 with lambs and ewes showing firmer to higher bids. Beef and veal values listed, with feeders and stockers noted. Grain futures show mixed moves with wheat near 1.00 per bushel, corn around 62 cents, oats near 35 cents. Cash grain prices: No 2 yellow corn 64 cents, No 2 hard wheat around 1.02 to 1.04. Official yesterday totals: hogs 7617 cattle 1588 sheep 516 calves 239.
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Chicago
Poland China and Duroc Jersey Hog Sales Planned
A list of upcoming livestock sales near Washington Iowa shows dates for Poland China and Duroc Jersey hog auctions. Buyers can attend sales hosted by C. B. Jacobson Welch & Wagner Rob't Gheetz Hilhouse Chas Nicola & Son W K R Gammen Shalia and Knotek Bros with locations in or near Washington and Keota and Brighton. A closing out sale is noted for Sept 14.
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C. B. Jacobson
Washington
Shalia and Knotek Bros
Duroc Jersey
Robbins Named 1922 Leader of American Legion in This State
B Robbins of Cedar Rapids was unanimously elected state commander of the Iowa department of the American Legion with no opposition. Bert Halligan of Davenport became vice commander and Tom Hollowell of Fort Madison was chosen sergeant at arms despite attendance issues. Other officers include James Barton Des Moines Walter Robinson Hampton DeWitte Council Bluffs Father Whalen Rockford and John Keily national committeeman.
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Waterloo
B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tom Hollowell
Fort Madison 93
Edgar Myers
Myersville
Robins
Hollowell
James FP. Barton
Des Moines
Walter T. Robinson
Hampton
John R. DeWitte
Council
Swift's Produce Review Highlights Weather Impacts on Dairy and Poultry
The report notes scarce rain and hot weather lowering cream deliveries and butterfat quality, urging at least three daily cream deliveries and careful handling. Egg quality declines with warmth, poultry supply outweighs demand, and Leghorn prices fall. Kansas Farm Bureau leader Ralph Snyder spoke at Tama County gathering, plus Shelby County Farm Bureau membership push and American Farm Bureau Federation convention dates in Chicago December 11 to 14.
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SWIFT
Kansas
Iowa
Ralph Snyder
Kansas State Farm Bureau Federation
Tama County Farm Bureau
Snyder
American Federation
Shelby County
Farm Bureau
Shelby
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Morrrison
Farm Bureau Army
Legion Convention Sees Resolutions On Law and Loyalty
Iowa veterans convene in Mason City with twenty four resolutions tackling rehabilitation hospital facilities and opposition to secret orders. They back universal conscription in war, Americanization efforts, and standardized town legion operations while denouncing the Ku Klux Klan and Digest critiques.
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The
Legion
United States
Mason City
Convention City
Ottumwa
Clinton
Ku Klux Klan
America
Harry H. Polk
Des Moines
Gary
N. E. Kendall
Waterloo
Births Exceed Deaths in Iowa July Statistics
Des Moines reports July state statistics showing 3,959 births and 1,613 deaths. Lightning caused six deaths, auto accidents fourteen, railroad accidents sixteen, accidental crowning twenty six, with cancer and malignant tumors leading causes at 190 deaths.
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Des Moines
State Board of Health
Iowa
Cream Cans Explode At Rail Station In Heat
Gas forms in heavy cream cans sent to Sioux City from Eagle Grove causing two explosions at the Chicago and Northwestern station as cans were moved to express cars. One can burst filling a car with sour cream and another cover blew off flooding the platform. A freight conductor injured his arm after slipping on the sticky cream.
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Sioux City
Eagle Grove
Chicago and Northwestern
Express
Mrs. Etta Douthitt Returns From Crawfordsville Visit
Mrs. Etta Douthitt has returned to her home in Crawfordsville after a week’s visit at the George Maxwell home.
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Etta Douthitt
Crawfordsville
George Maxwell
Banking Resources Show Large Gain Across Nation
Washington reports national bank resources at 20.706 billion on June 30, up 629 million from May 6 and 188 million above June 30, 1921. Loans and discounts total 11.248 billion, U.S. government securities 2.285 billion, other securities 2.277 billion, and deposits reach 13.366 billion. The report notes a shift toward less vault cash and stronger banks standing on their own, with 8,249 reporting banks and loans to deposits at 66.92 percent.
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Washington
Ecurrency
D. R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve District
Atlantic District
Dallas
New York
United States
Crissinger
Weather forecast for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
Des Moines reports for September 11 indicate generally fair conditions across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with temperatures near or slightly below normal. Light winds and no precipitation expected in most areas.
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Des Moines
Mississippi
Missouri
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Daily Market Reports
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Town City
Town
W. H. Deming
John A. Babcock Commission
Merchant Avenue
Nigago
Baanois
Robbins
American Legion
Journal’s Farm Department
Ku Klux
Preus
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Page
E. H. Cunningham
U. S
Cunningham
Mid West
Farm Bureau Federation
Richardson
Schuttler
Farmington
Tanner
Palo
Latta
Logan
Englehart
Spencer
Yester
Eddyville
W. A. Hutton & Co
Hershey
Muscatine
Chicago Board of Trade ,Correspondence
Bartlett, Frazier & Company
Logan & Bryan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Davenport
Durog Jersey Hogs
Koch & Esti
KL Koch
Brighton
Wayland
Germanville
Patheleaner
Pathfinder
Koch & Egli
Brighton, Iowa
L. H. Rinner
W. K. Henss, Rineman
N. A. Buck
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Cubam, Eggs & Poultry
My Place
North Marion Ave
John Creiner
Mutual Phone
Tember
W. S. Reisier & Sons
East Third St
East Washington St
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Henry Ford
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
Diana
Michigan Ave
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