Chicago hogs cattle and sheep market report
Chicago markets show hog receipts around 30 000 with gains of 0 as big packers hold, prices for 140 to 225 pound hogs 13 00 to 15 50, 240 to 360 pound butchers 12 90 to 13 55, sows 11 50 to 12 20. Cattle receipts 24 000 demand weak to steady with western grassers inactive high prices 11 50 for heavy westerns and 15 75 for top yearlings. Sheep receipts 28 000 early fat native lambs 25 and 14 76 15 00 feeders strong steady prices with no early ewe sales.
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Chicago
Track Ace Germany Faces Fresh Challenge In Sprint Duel
Dutch Corts, a rising track ace, beat Houben in both the 100 yard and 100 meter dashes signaling a renewed sprint rivalry. Houben had previously bested Charley Paddock across the pond, adding intrigue to upcoming meets.
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Germany
Athietice
Corts
Houben
Chariey Paddock
Livestock Estimates For Tomorrow Released
Chicago September 21 official livestock estimates show hogs 20000 head cattle 8000 sheep 18000 slated for the next day.
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Chicago
Toledo Seed Market Prices and Tragedy In Dubuque
Toledo reports Clover seed prices for October to March with rates from 10.15 to 15.30 and Timothy seed at 3.90 to 4.00. In Dubuque, World War veteran Charles Schultz was struck by a train while en route to railroad stops and killed.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed Cash
Dubuque
Charles Schultz
Kilkenny Honors Chevallier Haltigan With City Freedom
Kilkenny Corporation grants the freedom of the city to Chevallier Patrick Haltigan reader of the House of Representatives at Washington. His father John Haltigan led the Fenian movement and the monument in St Patrick's Cemetery is described as a shrine for Kilkenny Nationaliats by Senator De Loughrey.
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Dublin
Kilkenny Corporation
Chevallier
Patrick Haltigan
House of Representatives
Washington
John Haltigan
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Kilkenny
de Loughrey
Weather Bureau Aids Aviation With Wide Forecast Network
The Weather Bureau provides aviation specific forecasts from Washington to Chicago New Orleans Denver and San Francisco with 275 observing stations and 135 field offices. Navy and Army air services receive direct route forecasts hourly bulletins radio reports on surface and upper air conditions and hurricane season ship data.
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Washington I
Meteorological Service
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Air Services
Army
Navy
Canada
Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy
Bolling Field
Navy Department
Lakehurst
N. J
Chicago
New Orleans
Denver
San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Arlington Va
Naval Radio Station
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Alaska
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
China
Japan
Long Island
Norfolk
Dayton
Rantoul
Detroit
Bryan
Ohio
Omaha
Neb
Rock Springs
Wyo
Air Mail
Bureau
Community institute to host addresses in Grace Reformed Church
E Riddington of Benton county will direct the Conesville community institute sponsored by local business men. Three evenings feature addresses music and drills at Grace Reformed church from September 22 to 26. Paul Smith has leased W E Whetstine printing office. several residents travel for work and visits. Royce Johnston and Paul Grouwinkel enrolled at Iowa State College. Mrs Kreiger of Chicago visits with sister Mrs O Neill. Mrs Ellen McFarland returns home after visiting KUAN?
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Columbus Junction
Paul Smith
Burlington Gazette
W. E. Whetstine
Charles Rambo
St. Paul
S. M. van Vliet
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Chcurch
Ottumwa Dr. Phans
Royce Johnston
Paul Grouwinkel
Iowa State College
Ames
H. A. Kreiger
Chicago
T. N O'Neill
Ellen McFarland
Kewaner
Daugh
Railway Time Tables No 4 Golden State Arrives Departs
Railway timetable excerpt listing westbound and eastbound trains with times for Golden State Knoxville Branch and local freight and passenger services. Includes arrivals departures and notable daily patterns handled by agents H W Russher and J C McKay.
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Golden State I
J. C. McKay
Columbus High School Defeats Conesville in Season Opener
The first football game of the season at the local athletic field ended 25 to 9 with Columbus defeating Conesville. Officials were Obermeier and Ainsworth. players included Hantt Littrel Diller Rausenberger Simongs Badham Pine Green Weber Cecil. Conesville’s Mr. Wolford was badly injured. Dr O B Clark of Drake University criticized reports misquoting his remarks about Des Moines high school students and the eighteenth amendment.
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Conesville
Columbus
R. Pine
Green L
Weber
Cecil
Mr. Wolford
Drake
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Chicago Cash Grain
Duroe Jersey
Knotek Bros
Lloyd Martin
West Chester
Duroe Jersey Hogs
J. M. Lord and Son
W. R. Gamon & Sons Poland
Chinas
Wegnensd& Welch Voland
Washington Produce Markets
H. L. Dunning & CO
Union Stock Yards
A. H. Herbold
W. W. Wilson & Co
John A. Babcock
Exchange Commission
U. 8 Yard
Illinol
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion Ave
W.s.reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Reisters Creamery
Schumacher Feed
Schumacher
Schumacker
McCall Bros
The
Golden State
H.W. Russer
St. P
So'west Lin
So’west Lin
W.C. Bell
E. G. Brent
Des Moines
O. B. Clark
Washington Lodge
D. W. Dayton
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Cyrus
AL M
C. J. Sloat
H. P Arthur Goodin
Zeredatha Council
W. T. Carson II
M. Arthur Goodin
Rethlechem Commandery
K. T
P. J. Wallace
C. Arthur Goodin
Pearle Dickerson
Alice Rownd
Damascus Shrine
W. S. of J
Masonic Temple
Cecil Glasscock
Sarah Walker
Amos Chapter
F. Covenant Lodge No
North
Iowa Ave
Will Kos
Noble Grand
Russell Goodin
Iowa Avenue
C. S. Baker
M. D Lee
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Wall
G. H. Williams
S.T. Rickley
Journal Office
Eis
Wees
Board Inquire Journal Office
N. Avenue B
the Evening Journal
E. Keating
Hampshire
Crolera Immune
Forest Embree
Keota
Iowa
Jersey
Guernsey
R. L. Livingston
PEARL
East Jefferson Street
Oliver Crawford
Poland
C. & R. Produce Co
Boyd Berdo
Chester
C. G Anderson
Studebaker
Overland
J. L. Brookhart
Gott
Wayland
Journal
Tuved Street
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Inquire Journal
Evening Journal
Beethoven
William Caxton
Troy
Raoul de Fevre
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