Daily Market Reports Chicago Cash Cattle and Grain Prices
Estimated receipts today 2 000 cattle 4 043 holdovers and 4 000 sheep listed. Prices show light to heavy cattle and hogs with top hogs around 17 65 and weights 169 517 25 for good and choice. Wheat corn oats and rye quoted with various futures and cash bids across Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Toledo markets. Furnished by Beach Wickham Grain O Morrison Building.
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Hoge Chicago
Timothy
Chicago Cats
St. Louis
Kansas City
Toledo
Cash
Richland Notes Highlight Local Moves and College Departures
Mrs. J W Smith sits up after syeneration healing. Mrs Rev Hadley returns improved from hospital. Mr and Mrs Joseph Coffman back from four months in Colorado. Dr Raymond Johnson begins work on a new residence. Many local youth entering colleges with over half the class 1920 pursuing further studies. Rev Lewis named new M E church minister. Fairfield plans Old Settlers Home Coming celebration. Gail Stahl arrives in Cleveland for library training. Marie Johnson resumes studies at Ames College. Ezra Mendenhall's remains transported from Wichita Kansas for burial. funeral at Friends Church led by Rev Sopher.
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Richland
J. W. Smith
Hadley
Oskaloosa
Joseph Coffman
Colorado
Raymond Johnson
Tindew
Haze
Hildred
Mildred Nordyke
Chas. Hadley
Parsons
Herbert Jones
Hannah Hiatt
Vera
Flossie Johnson
Penn
Frances Leey
Grinnell
Bernardine Nele
State University
Iowa City
Luithly
Lewis
M. E
Fairfield
Gail Stahl
Cleveland
Marie Johnson
Ames College
Ezra Mendenhall
Wich Kans
Mendenhall
Friends Church
Sopher
Muscatine
Ainsworth Defeats Crawfordsville In Local High School Tilt
Mrs Merritt and baby arrived from Sioux City to join Mr Merritt in Crawfordsville. The Crawfordsville and Ainsworth high schools played a basketball game yesterday afternoon with Ainsworth winning 25 to 15. The Dorcas class of the United Presbyterian church hosted a canned fruit shower for Mrs G W Hanna at the parsonage. Miss Clara Wood visited friends in Washington yesterday.
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Crawfordsville
Merritt
Baby
Sioux City
Iowa
Ainsworth
Dorcas
United Presbyterian Church
G. W. Hanna
Clara Wood
Washington
Rural Route News: sales, silos, visits and plowing
The item notes a sale planned for Friday October 1 by J E B McGione. It records silo work by Earl Smith and E Shelangouskie for Ralph Zeck, and Floyd Bowers plowing for Fred Stewart. It mentions visits by Mrs John Kurtz and Mrs Ralph Scott to Illinois and Mary Scott hosting relatives. Abigail Bishop visits relatives in Aitkin Minnesota.
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Stewart Bros
Homer Jarrard
J. E B. McGione
Earl Smith
Prairie Flower
E. Shelangouskie
Ralph Zeck
John Kurtz
Illinois
Ralph Scott
Mary Scott
Ethel Lowry
Marbourg
Eicher Sun Day School Represented at County Convention
The Eicher Sunday school sent twenty seven members to the county Sunday School convention on Wednesday September 22. The Eicher church choir gave a sacred concert Thursday evening directed by Prof Baumgartner of Wayland with Mrs Baumgartner as accompanist. Soloists included Hannah Graber Kathryn Frey Ronnie Steiner Edward Wenger and J H Witting. A large crowd attended.
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Helen
Chriss Widmer
France
Switzer
Joe Conrad
Rev. Miller
Wayland
Hugh Conrad
Coppock
Joe Mast
Arthur Mitchell
Berneice Schantz
Wayland Mennonite Church
Miller
Hatttie Frey
Riverside
Clarice Witting
South Ora
Ottumwa Boy Dies After Auto Accident
Eight year old Eugene Stout son of Mr and Mrs E D Stout of 130 North Green Street was run over near Poling Electric on East Second Street and died half an hour later at Ottumwa hospital. The driver Bert L Zuver of Des Moines a traveling salesman for an ers supply house was at the undertakers convention then in session.
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Ottumwa
Eugene Stout
E. D. Stout
North Green Street
Poling Electric Company
East Second Street
Ottumwa Hospital
Bert L. Zuver
Des Moines
Ers
Undertakers’ Convention
Armory
Wyman Wit and Crime Mix in Local Notes at Wy man
Local notes report a burglary at the Griffith and Duncan homes during a fair afternoon with two strangers suspected. Other items include visits from Arbin and McCleary, school board decisions, a teacherage project on the Holdering lot, and a Wy man victory at the County Home picnic. Edward Humphrey to wed Ella Williams in Iowa City September 29. Elementary and high school baseball schedules listed for Crawfordsville and Olds.
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Isabelle Carrick
Sarah Davis
Washington
J. W. Dunn
Holdering
Peoria
Wyman
Edward Humphrey
Ella Williams
Iowa City
Humphrey
Griff Humphrey
Crawfordsville
Olds
Love Lorn Lad Shoots Self in Attempted Farewell
Burlington reports 18 year old William B. Doris, despondent over marriage prospects, fires a 22 calibre bullet near his heart. The shot deflects off a rib. he is treated at Burlington hospital and expected to recover. His rescue involved Anna Florang, Davis’ sweetheart, and Dr. H. A. Leipziger.
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Burlington
William B. Doris
E. A. Florang
Anna
Florang
Davis
H. A. Leipziger
Brazil Seeks Immigrants to Fill Uninhabited Lands
Brazil urges greater immigration to populate unused territories and supply labor for expanding industries. The policy aims to boost settlement and economic growth through new arrivals and skilled workers.
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Brazil
Farm Department SALE DATES and Poultry Disease Advice
Journal's Farm Department lists public and closing out sales from Sept. 28 to Oct. 25 at Washington and surrounding areas with multiple Poland China and Duroc Jersey breeder sales. Also warns Iowa poultrymen about contagious roup and its signs, prevention, and treatment steps including bichloride of mercury administration.
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M. C. DeLong
J. FE. McGuire
Square
Washington
J. E.mcglone
Hague & Girton
Fairfield
Iowa
Poland
C. A. Brook
Hampshire
Watwington
Watwington, Clog Out Sale. Oct. 7—Edwin Hummer & Sons. Loway City. Duroe Jersey
T. D. Woodburn
Ainsworth
John Simmering
J. M. Lord & Son
Duroc
John Krebs and Sons
Riverside
Duroc Jersey
Geo. W. Wells
Washington County
China Breeders
Frost Safe Corn Prospects Increase In Washington County
Farmers see low frost risk as corn nears maturity with light moon phase aiding protection. Eureka area grower G W Wells reports nearly dry seed corn and strong prospects, while experts note potential use of European corn borer parasites to curb damage and reduce future losses.
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Washington County
G. W. Wells
Eureka
Wells
United States
L. C. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
France
Italy
Massachusetts
Department
South
Middle West
Poultry Disease Fears Near Fall Weather
With fall looming and wet cold weather arriving, contagious roup threatens poultry flocks as farmers brace for potential outbreaks and increased care requirements.
Silo filling and scientific farming urged by Iowa State College
The article urges large crews and thorough preparation for silo work with ready corn supply and safe racks. It covers Iowa State College findings on the need for scientific agriculture, higher salaries for researchers, and the goal of boosting U S farm yields through better pest control and conservation.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
E. D. Ball
United States Department of Agriculture
Dr. Ball
United States
Dusty pig quarters blamed for health and growth issues
Hot late summer fosters dusty hog yards and buildings. Animal husbandry experts urge moving pigs to pasture or meadow to reduce dust and improve thrift. Fresh water in creeks or wallows helps pigs stay comfortable and productive during hot dusty days. A purebred Shorthorn cow sold for 625 dollars at the R. G. Shaver sale near Wellman with Ed Lukovsky purchasing. Auctioneer was Charles Brown.
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R. G. Shaver
Wellman
Ed Lukovsky
Riverside
Shaver
Charles Brown
Wagner Welsh Sale Showed Quality Polan Chinas
A very satisfactory sale at Wagner and Welsh auction of Polan Chinas at the East End Garage averaged $124.00 on fifty head with strong demand for the Welsh litter sired by Grant's Great Clant. Top price went to Mr Sheetz for a boar at $580.00 and C C Free paid $380.00 for the other. Gifts sold at $275.00, $310.00 and $380.00, bringing the total near $2,000. Both consignors praised for quality stock. The sale proceeded amid hot weather and a comfortable crowd.
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Wagner & Welsh
Poland
East End
Grant
Missing Phillips family sought by Legion
The Phillips family left town some time ago and no forwarding address is known. Neighbors are unsure of their departure time. If any friends or relatives know their whereabouts, they should contact the Legion at once.
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Phillips
The
Legion
Science and agriculture urged for future needs
The speaker calls for larger production driven by population growth and rising food demand. Emphasis is placed on rationing tied to a three to two and three quarters growth, and the need to stimulate production through scientific methods to secure agriculture's future.
War Hero's Body Unclaimed in Davenport Report
Bertram J. Phillips killed in action lies in Hoboken awaiting Davenport after inquiries at 528 West Third Street failed to locate next of kin Adjutant Schwartz reports no trace of anyone at the given Davenport address, leaving the body unclaimed and disposition uncertain.
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Hoboken
Familly
Davenport
Bertram J. Phillips
N. J
Adjutant Schwartz
American Legion
West Third Street
Woman Health Care Promoted by Pinkham Remedy
An advice note urges women to prioritize health and considers Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helpful for female ailments. It invites readers to write for confidential, woman‑to‑woman guidance from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Muskegon
Mich
E. Pinkham
Schoonfield
Wood and
Ave
Muskegon, Mich
Lydia Einkham
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Daily Market Reports
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Close OF Grain Futures
Beach Wickham Grain
Morrison
Washington, Iowa
YARD
Auto
Journal’s Farm Department
Long State College
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Mutual
War Hero
Joe Soukup
Haskins
Jack
Homer W. Prymer
Workman & Klotz, Aucts
Aniiteutt
Leo C. Critz
Carlson
Call Central
Lemley Reduction CO
Oildag
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Property Owners Federation, Inc
Apudine
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