Daily Market Hogs Cattle and Grain Report Chicago Sept
Chicago markets report hog receipts around 20 000 with weak demand and varied lie lower for light weights while prime cuts show 9.50 to 10.25 for selections and 10.00 tops. cattle receipts 12 000 with slow heavy weight steer trade and firmer western runs. sheep and lambs steady to weak with new city butchers higher. Grain futures list No 2 red wheat 1.38 and corn around 1.07 with assorted white and yellow variety notes and seed prices for timothy clover rye lard ribs bellies.
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Chicago
God and Choice
Utah
Chio
Dee
Sioux City market report cattle hogs and sheep
Sioux City Iowa on September 25 reports cattle receipts 2 500 with a slow market and various price ranges including fat steers 8.00 to 11.50 and fat cows 5.50 to 10.26. Hog receipts 6 000 with prices down 15 to 20 cents. top 9.75 and bulk sales 8.50 to 9.79. Sheep receipts 300 with lambs at 12.85 and ewes at 6.00.
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Sioux City
Livestock Estimates for Tomorrow Released in Chicago
Chicago reports livestock estimates for tomorrow with hogs at 16,000 head, cattle 3,000, and sheep 20,000. The figures provide market expectations for the upcoming trading day.
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Chicago
Seed price quotes for Clover and Timothy seed
Toledo figures show Clover seed cash bids at 16.20 for September, 18.00 for October, and 17.00 for December and March. Timothy seed cash bids list 3.50 for September and 3.40 for October and December.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Local visits and high school baseball game noted in Crawfordsville
Mrs Yount and daughter and Mrs Josephine Bain of Wayland visited in Crawfordsville with Mrs Adams at the Davidson home. J H Huston was slightly worse after health improvement. The high school softball teams played a local town team with a 16 to 11 score in favor of the town. Umpire J A Moorhead officiated. Lineups listed for both teams show players from Crawfordsville and neighboring towns.
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Rawfordsville
Yount
Josephine Bain
Wayland
Adams
Elwyn Davidson
J. H. Hustor
D. F. Huston
Burlington
Howard Hus'on
Columbus Junction
J. F
Uxbaum
Mary
Nelle Manners
Mebel Anderson
Olds
R. W. Bosman
J. A. Moorhead
Chev
Cherryholmes
Diy Paters
Bob Noonan
Lloyd Howsare
Earl Lowe
Denns Jones
Bud Lowe
Max Anwy
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Merle Howsare
Bobbie Holmes
Bill Davidson
Marshall Huston
Merchant Ad Mentions Seen in the Journal Phrase
A brief note records a consumer telling a merchant I saw your ad in the Journal. The line preserves a classic shopper’s prompt to reference newspaper advertising.
Wheat Price Trends and Market Rally in Chicago Session
Wheat rose on strong export signals and European storm damage, with December futures around 1.36 and May near 1.41 as buyers eyed 2,000,000 bushels in export sales. Corn weakened then recovered, oats firmed, and provisions held steady alongside hog prices.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Russia
Europe
Edmonton
Canada
Potato market steady with mixed regional prices
Chicago report notes market for potatoes steady as receipts reach 60 cars. United States shipments total 776 with Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites 90 to 100 cents, Minnesota and North Dakota sacked Red river Ohios 95 to 105, Idaho sacked rurals 125 to 130 cents.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Dakota
Idaho
Haiti Aims to Start Baseball With Red Cross Help
Haiti seeks surplus baseball outfits from U S teams to field a game on the island. President Bertol of the Gendarmerie oversees the effort with Red Cross backing. An estimated 400 dollars is needed to launch baseball in Haiti.
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U. 8
Washington
Haiti
American Red Cross
Port Au Prince
Bertol
Politicians Attacked at Grain Producers Meeting
Cincinnati report notes President F. E. Watkins of the Grain National Association warning that a vociferous radical minority will fail to move the nation from its normal course. He cites improved world grain demand, criticizes cooperative hype, and says farmers recall the grain trade battle victory. He urges skepticism toward political panaceas.
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Cincinnati
America
F. E. Watkins
McNary Haugen
Mr. Watkins
Watkins
All Women Who Work Nod Dakota Woman Praises Liver Plant Remedy
Mrs Ole Nord Lein of Zac North Dakota reports nervous breakdown and prolonged illness finally relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad notes 121000 responses to a survey with 98 percent reporting benefit and claims the medicine is sold by druggists.
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Zach
N. Dakota
Antion
E. Pinkham
Ros
Ole Nordlein
Zac
North Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Trial of Thomas Gibbs Josselyn Linked to Family Will
Ellen Josselyn endures daily visits to Gibbs in Mineola jail as the trial for her husband’s father’s murder looms. The late Thomas Josselyn’s will favors the widow with an annuity and Wheatley Hills home, while Ellen’s sister-in-law inherits most remaining assets. The case, the two women’s uneasy bond, and society’s gaze color the year’s news.
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Thomas Gibbs Josselyn
Lfe
Wheatley Hills
Lillian
Ellen
Thomas Josselyn
Gibbs
Mineola
Elles
George
Witness Stand Tease in Courtroom Puzzle
Ellen reflects on a courtroom scene as George calls at a Main Street house and enters the courthouse. Mary greets them and Ellen notes Ryan’s confident arrival while Gibbs-Gibbs is guarded. George warns the paneling of the jury may take days in this long, stupid business.
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Ellen
George
Main Street
Mary
Ryan
Gibbs
New Methodist Pastor Delivers Sermons in West Chester
The Rev. P. B. Gray, recent pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, preached two engaging sermons at West Chester on Sunday. He will speak at Lexington Sunday morning at 9 30 at West Ches
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West Chester
P. B. Gray
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lexington
West Ches
Sale dates announced for Crawfordsville and Washington area farms
A list of upcoming public and closing out sales across Washington and nearby towns. Edward R. Rees Apple Sale at Crawfordsville on Sept 23 leads a slate that includes Keota Duroe Sale, H W Cassel near Ainsworth, Knotek Bros Duroe Jersey sale near Washington, Walter Mayer near Keota, A Canning Milk cow sale in Washington, and Shaffer Bros Crawfordsville. additional auctions include Harry Anderson near Washington, Mrs Dell Stewart, Mulholm & Brewer near Washington, Robt Sheetz Poland China sale in Keota, and Wagmer Welsh with Gamon & Sons Poland Chinas in Washington.
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Knotek Bros. Riverside
Duroe Jersey
Washington
Wagmer, Welsh
W R. Gamon & Sons
Poland
Iowa
Union Meeting at Baptist Church Tonight
An 11 o'clock evening sermon will be followed by a Union meeting at the Baptist Church with a speaker from the Des Moines Anti Saloon League in charge.
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Baptist Church
Des Moines Anti- Saloon League
False earthquake reports buoy false prediction
Washington reports that a supposed quake in the Balkans was used to justify a seismic prediction. Italian seismology officials and Georgetown University observers say no earthquake occurred in Italy and Belgrade records show none on the stated date.
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Washington
Rome
United States
Europe
Jugoslavia
Balkans
Mostar
Herzegovina
G. Agamemone
Rocca di Papa
Georgetown University Seismologcal Observatory
Italy
Belgrade
Serbia
Balkan Peninsula Shocks Continue After June 9 Prediction
Seismologist Raphael Ben dandi of Faenza warned that the Balkan peninsula would endure many earthquakes starting Monday June 9, with the strongest shocks expected in Bosnia and Herzegovina and surrounding districts.
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Raphael Bendandi
Faenza
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Weather and liver fate in a man reads like a myth
A Duluth Herald item ponders happiness in a humorous proverb about a man who thinks he’s a god but owes much of his joy to his liver and to the weather, blending superstition with daily life.
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The
Duluth Herald
Tanlac Restore Claims by Des Moines Woman
Mrs. Alex Brown of Des Moines Iowa credits Tanlac with restoring her health after indigestion nervousness and rheumatism. She says seven bottles improved her condition and notes her vitality is reflected in her baby’s health. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Alex Brown
Lacona Ave
Des Moines
Iowa
Brown
Darlene Marie
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By Kathleen Norris
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W. S. Reister & Sons
Creamery
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Rippled
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Metalglas Mfg. CO
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Tlinols Geta
Mrs
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W. J
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South End Grocery
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D. F
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