Daily Market Reports Chicago Sept 27 cattle hogs sheep prices
Market notes show 1,000 cattle receipts with weighty fed steers near 10.50 top and yearlings up to 11.50 while hog receipts hit 1,000 with top 10.50 for heavy weight and packing hogs 8.80 to 9.10. Sheep receipts 4,000 with fat lambs 13.00 to 13.25 and feeding lambs 12.50 to 13.00. Chicago wheat corn oats and other commodities priced for Sept 28 with multiple no 3 red, yellow and white grades listed.
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Chicago
Bellles
Hogs and Cattle Live Stock Estimates Near Chicago
Unofficial figures released for Monday show hogs at 29 000 head cattle 22 000 head and sheep 27 000 head. Hogs for the entire next week projected at 115 000 head.
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Chicago
1923 World Series Sets New Records and Babe Ruth Heroics
The 1923 World Series set multiple records for attendance and receipts and added 18 new marks with 12 tied since 1903. Babe Ruth figured in ten records, holding ten outright and tying five for the series while hitting three homers, two in one game. He leads in homers and total bases for a series, and total bases in a single series. Casey Stengel shines with two game winning home runs, a new single series record, and tying the all time series mark.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Casey Stengel
Babe
Stengel
Franklin Baker
Athletics
Riverside Couple Wed in Iowa City Wedding
Miss Mollie Lafourek and Mr Fred Hahn Sr were wed in Iowa City on Wednesday with Mrs H F Griffin and Fred Hahn Jr as witnesses. The couple planned a North Liberty visit then a South Dakota trip before settling in Riverside. Also noted were travels of Mr and Mrs R A Knittel to Des Moines Chariton and Knoxville and the funeral of Mrs William Stransky at St Marys church.
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Riverside
Mollie Lafourek
Fred Hahn
Iowa City
H. F. Griffin
Fred Hahn, Jr
North Liberty
South Dakota
R. A. Knittel
Marian
Des Moines
Chariton
Knoxville
Mre
William Stransky
St. Mary's Church
B. Jacobsameier
Grain prices rise on exports and frost risks
Fresh upturns lifted all grain prices in Chicago with wheat hitting a season high on export demand and frost fears boosting corn. Wheat futures rallied though profit taking trimmed gains. December to May contracts moved in modest ranges as oats and provisions followed higher.
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Chicago
Potato Market Chicago Report Sept 27
Potato trading is light and market steady with 71 cars received. United States shipments total 829 with Minnesota and Ohio sacked prices from 85 to 95 cents and 1.00 to 1.15 per cwt for round whites. Minnesota and North Dakota Red River Ohio sacked 95 cents to 1.05, Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites 1.05 to 1.20 with few fancy shades higher.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Wisconsin
Ancient cremation graves found near Weser in Germany
In Wenden, NiNburg, urns containing ashes of 2600 year old humans have been unearthed. Dr Jacob Friesen reports 127 graves near the Weser valley, suggesting a cemetery of pre Christ era agriculturalists in the Weser district.
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Nienburg
Germany
Wenden
Weser
Jacob Friesen
Christ
Galilee
Funeral of Mrs. William Stransky Attended by Distant Kin
Pallbearers were her five cousins and a nephew. Interment was made in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Out-of-town mourners included Mrs. Amos Mellinger Sr. and Mrs. Harry Mellinger of Kalona, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casper and daughter of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. George Stump, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lintz, Mr. and Mrs. Denny Jardon, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stump, Mrs. George Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bopp of Richmond.
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Mt. Olivet Cemtery
William Stransky
Amos Mellinger Sr
Harry Mellinger
Kalona
Charles Casper
Washington
George Stump
Frank Lintz
Denny Jardon
Dave Stump
George Smith
Dan Bopp
Richmond
Apple and Jersey purebred sales listed in Washington area
A series of public sales and closing out auctions are announced across Iowa towns including Crawfordsville Keota Ainsworth Washington and Keota with items such as Duroc Jersey and Poland China stock and assorted farm goods. Dates span Sept 23 to Oct 21 with multiple buyers and farm locations.
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Warner, Welsh and
W. R. Gamon & Sons
Poland
Washington
Iowa
Produce cash buyers list animals and prices today
R L Gibson Produce Cash Buyers of Cream Eggs Poultry lists today’s paying prices for cream butter hens spring geese ducks and hides. Hens under four pounds 14 to 18 cents per pound others 18 cents. Geese 10 to 18 cents per pound. Horse hides 82.75 each. They do not buy cull sick thin or crippled poultry. They pay more for poultry delivered.
Ellen Finds Who Fired the Shot and Faces Loss
Ellen declares she has found the shooter behind Gibbs’s trial and vows to pursue the truth. Gibbs is convicted of murder in the second degree and faces life in prison, while Ellen prepares for the looming farewell and braces for the difficult days ahead.
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Ellen
Gibbs
Thomas Josselyn
George
Ryan
Port Washington
Thomas Gibbs Josselyn
Tommy
St. Ellen
Goodby
Lizzie
Bridgeport
Joe
Grandpa
Tom
Josselyn
Elsie
Els
Advertisement insight boosts Journal’s service reach
An ad oriented message notes the value of advertising in the Journal, asserting steady payoff and the newspaper’s role as a service. The brief emphasizes intelligent placement to maximize returns.
Anchorage Fair Marks Ten Years of Alaska Rail Project
The Susitna Valley celebrates its first decade of agriculture with an exhibition and fair. Since the Alaska Railroad project began, enough land has been put under cultivation to rival many northwestern states. Anchorage residents move from city life to developing homesteads and farms, with fresh local strawberries supplying demand for berries and jams. Timothy and alfalfa experiments open new farming fields for the region.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Susitna
Occupation Nature Quote Reprinted in Capelle Item
A brief quote attributed to Capelle appears noting that nature makes occupation a necessity while society calls it a duty and habit can render it pleasant. The line reflects a reflection on work and obligation.
Local Community Notes Wide-ranging Tuesday Activity
Wayne county updates show several residents shipping cattle to Chicago and hauling lumber. Cattle transactions include five carloads shipped by Mark Zicke and one carload by Cecil Korf, with Elza Crawford, Clint Rhea, and Elmer Erickson among those contributing. Social visits and guild gatherings occur, including meetups in Washington and Olds as well as neighbors driving cattle and assisting with farm work.
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Wayne
Mark Zickercove
Chicago
Elza Crawford
Clint Rhea
John Krantz
Alfred Erickson
F. M. Wood
Washington
Frank Sands
Alvin Allen
Lester Carson
Wallace Carson
C. R. Miller
Ira Owens
Charles Crissinger
Guild
Olds
Charles Rogers
Crawfordsville
Clark Zickefoose
Robert Lucas
York
Llinois
Hooper Place
CC. C. Wenger
Allan Wenger
Cecil Korf
Elmer Erickson
Nelson Peterson
Russian offer hints at possible Russo-American accord
Moscow reports that Foreign Minister Tchitcherin voiced a pro compromise stance in a long Russia Agency interview. He argued for better relations with the United States and indicated readiness to explore a workable path in Russo-American affairs.
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Moscow
United States
Tchitcherin
Russia
Hughes
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H. W. Cassel
Ainsworth
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Duroc Jersey
Walter A. Mayer
Harry Anderson
A. R. Smith
Dell Stewart
Mulholm & Brewer
Robt
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China
Shaffer Bros
Mutual
R. L Gibson
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St. Phore
Creamery
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Irwin Myers
Kathleen Norrie
Ise
Grest Hint
Ari
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Lservice
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Charles Beckman
Wyman
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