Market summary of hogs cattle and lambs at Chicago
The Chicago market shows hogs steady and cattle lower with receipts around 3 000. Calves and vealers trade mixed. fat lambs and yearlings range steady to soft with some declines. Prices cited include hogs near 16.25 to 17.60, cattle calves and sheep varying with feeders around 13.00 to 17.38 and yearlings near 10.00. Receipts: hogs 3 000, calves 800, sheep 490.
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Chicago
Bureau of 600
Yeouer
Wulk
Walter
Erlogvock
Nellie HB. Gorlis
St. Stevens
Insane Pond
Thomas
T. Ye al “Garate
Mre
Ig. C. House
H. Q. Pennington
Dudley Schwartz
Q. Pennington
J. EL Trai
Jonn Homan
Hal Jones
Wm. Waneer
Ae Ta
Jickish
Daunvich
Regia
Boates
H. Furneaux
Fanemaan
C Carey
B. Jacobs
V. Bellinger
G. V. Gell
E Jacobs
Hans Anis
Alfred Burk
Stickish
M. Jickish
Sung Hess
Baird
St Noan Uorey
John H. Brown
Allumbaugh
Hausman
Ites Ars Crutcher
P. Davis
Staig Toil Welstead
Wilds
Merkin
Otto Myers
Arthur Hemmer
Wm. Hu
Albert Wolff
Hans . We Anderson
Nick Flemming
WL Atumbaugh
C. Corey
John H. Grew
Ise
Omrute
Jace
Shirle Tew & Straléelye
Dackson
Tohn J. Aslareon
Abel Anon Magee
Livestock and Produce Prices Across Markets
Snapshot of hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices from Sioux City St Louis St Joseph and Kansas City markets on Oct 12 including hogs steady to higher with tops around 18.18 in St Joseph and 18.10 in Kansas City, cattle cows and calves mixed, sheep and lambs ranges, plus miscellaneous grain wheat prices in Minneapolis and London money rates.
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ST. Louis
Ateaay
ST. Joseph
Kansas City
City
Public warnings on German peace note and county funds
Official Proceedings report warns against assuming Germany will surrender unconditionally after Prince Maximilian's reply to President Wilson. It notes distrust of German diplomacy and the need to await the original document while detailing county financial items including insane fund, bridge work, and hospital supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Prince Maxim Milian
Wilson
Germany
Maximilian
Amer-_ neican
Kaiser
Turkish Premiers Resign Amid Talks of New Leader
London reports confirm Talaat Pasha and Enver Pasha have stepped down as Turkish leaders. A potential replacement, Tewfik Pasha, is mentioned alongside Tahat Pasha, but no firm appointment is stated. The dispatch notes uncertainty about the premiership and lists other high officials under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IFT
London
Berlin
Talaat Pasha
Enver Pasha
Erdam
Tewfik Pasha
Tazet Pasha
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Chicago Ort 12 13 17
Downward pressure hits corn oats and provisions as war news and shifting front lines drive selling. Prices for corn fall sharply, oats slide, and pork weakens with Packers active. a brief rally follows late in the day as buyers reassess demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
Beats Hole
Wilson
Vaines
Turkey
Bulgaria
Austria
Hungary
Hindensburg
Two Iowans Among 74 Americans Held in Hun Prison Camps
The war department released the names of 74 American soldiers held as prisoners of war in Germany. Included are Frank A. Mitchell of Rolfe Ja, Charles Boland of Elkader, Charles Hetzinger of Alton, and Jos. J. Gillig of Springdale, among others, with Rastatt noted as one camp. The list was made public in Washington, D. C. on October 12 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Germany
Rastatt
Frank A. Mitchell
Rolfe Ja
Charles Boland
Elkader
Charles Hetzinger
Alton
Jos
J. Gillig
South Eleventh Street
Springfieta
Farmers May Build Silos Under War Order Change
CORNCRIES C OL Wee reports that War Industries Board modified Order No 21 to allow farmers to build silos corncribs or other essential farm buildings. The change aims to ease lumber and labor shortages as demand rises in war industries and shipyards.
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C. OL Wee
Baruch
War Industries
Bard
Washin
Benefits Derived From Estate For Needy Poor
Estate of John Fagan funds aid the needy. Mrs Mary Mallany and Co Kirby appointed trustees. Reports show distributions last year favoring free beds at St Francis and Presbyterian hospitals. Other items cover books clothing medicine nursing fuel groceries and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fagan
Fagan
Mary Mallany
Libby McNeill Libby Canning Merger Details
Fragmented report notes Libby McNeill Libby ownership tied to Swift Co and its canning operations. Mentions share entitlements and corporate relations with unclear wording due to OCR errors. Entities referenced include Libby McNeill Libby Swift Co and Talbert.
Meat and Fats for Army Export Aids From Plants
Chicago reports federal figures showing 347 U S inspected slaughtering plants and 11 in Iowa including Waterloo, aiding a 5.26 billion pound export goal for war year meat and fats. Plants, domestic reserves, and export pricing are outlined by Cudahy Packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoover
Cudahy
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Iowa
Waterloo
Foch’s Offense Push Narrows German Brink Nearer
German lines in France face renewed pressure as Marshal Foch’s forces hammer a broad front from Laon to the Meuse. Ludendorff retreats and reshapes strategy, with evacuations ordered then countermanded as Allied offensives press their center and wings. The grim, widening German disorder signals a possible rout if resistance lasts much longer.
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Germany
Marshal Foch
Ludendorff
Ludendoryff
Washington
Mukeden
Lemus
France
Wyscaut
Meuse
Anizy
Marshal Ford
la Pere
Berry-au-Bac
Mauberge
Guise
Moezieres
City in Brief G at the Incstion Near the Bridge
City notes and brief items: Gideon Buchanan seeks glasses. William Koch to Marquette University for Army training. S G Weick’s son Clarence ill with pneumonia at Camp Funston. C W Chapman takes oath on local exemption board. Meetings for Hand guild and Chipfer Z P E D postponed. M A Beck returns to Milwaukee after visit. Guy R Bond promoted to corporal in Co B 168th Infantry. Eis’ parents in Marmad, Ia. WL Richardson arrives from Monmouth, Ill.. First Sergeant Wayne A Neal of headquarters company 7th battalion tank corps arrives safely. Waterloo junior earns first efficiency ribbon for over 10 points. nine such ribbons awarded in Iowa.
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William Koch
Marquette University
Student Army Training Corps
S. G. Weick
Clarence Weick
Camp Funstos
Kan
Ecu A Hand Guild
Chipfer Z. P. E. D
M. A. Beck
Milwaukee
Rester
Guy R. Bond
168Th Infantry
Eis
Marnard
Richardson
Monmouth
Ill
Serge
Wayne A. Neal
Tank Corps
Quarantine Sunday Urged to Quietly Pray at Home
Amid wartime fears and epidemic strains, church services are canceled. A pastor urges worshippers to spend the day in prayer, confession, and supplication for divine guidance, victory in Europe, and national healing rather than holiday picnics or excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian
Chiarrh
Delinquent Motor Tax Calls Seek Payment in County
Motor vehicle owners in Miak Hawk county are urged to pay delinquent motor taxes totaling 1,258. State officers aim to determine sums owed and pursue the amount across the county. The campaign highlights efforts to recover taxes and enforce payment in a time of statewide collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miak Hawk
Wenner County
Las Heconir
Kenyon Demands Hang Murderers Before Peace
Senator Kenyon, after visiting France and Belgium battlefields, urges unconditional surrender of Germany and its allies. He condemns German atrocities and says peace cannot be reached without Belgium and parts of France being restored and justice served.
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W. &. Kenyon
Germany
France
Belgi
Kenyon
Candidates To Pull Together Republican Nominees
Republican nominees will offer a complete ticket with party and state nomine es on Willow cards showing all candidates pictures. The plan emerged from a conference of Republican executives as a campaign tool to promote the ticket and individual candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enunir
Custown
80 20 Rule For Wheat Flour And Substitutes
Communications from J B Dees Iowa food administration chair to Mrs Marquis note regulation for 2 percent substitutes with wheat flour. He stresses no pure wheat flour is to be used, urges mixed flour preparation, and says substitutes may be used alone if the stated amount accompanies wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dees
Iowa
The
Food Administration
Ay Marquis
Sorie
Deéms
Reinbeck Notices Reach Far With Distant Deaths And Visits
Reinbeck and nearby areas report a death in Nashville for Mrs. Stephens and a string of local visitors and travel notes. Events include births, relatives in Chicago and Rochester visits, a Grungry fair exhibitor, a 1924 party, a Hoover luncheon, and influenza precautions closing public spaces.
Red Cross Benefit Shows Strong Waterloo Support
Waterloo chapter of the American Red Cross reports a net $3 373 38 raised to date from benefits at the Dairy Cattle Congress. Mrs F M Shores, chairwoman, thanks workers, contributors, motor corps captain Mrs L W Bryant, and others for their efforts and patronage. Only 600 was spent, mainly on foods sold at wholesale prices with many baked goods donated by housewives.
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Waterloo
American Redress
Dairy Cattle Congress
F. M. Shores
Red Cross
L. W. Bryant
A. Sporten
Grace Friend
Shores
Caunry
Gilbertville
Congress
Red Cross Globe
Electric Patk
Airdale Pup
Aplington Meeting Elects Officers and Local News
In Aplington the annual meeting elected officers H H Dreyer as president PW Sehmertmann secretary HLT De Buhr treasurer and John Lindamen trustee Also report says John Gersema recovering from Spanish influenza at his brother's home in New Hartford. Other items note Charlie Willeke visiting relatives in Austin Minn and mail carrier relocation to R Popkesho area. J More replaced by Buck Grove creamery worker, Mrs Guy Stockdale informed of her father Rob erts death, Tiedens family visit Spirit Lake, Attorney Evans of Parkersburg spoke on Main Street, and Little Laurance Van Gerpen was hit by a car with minor injuries.
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Wees
H. H. Dreyer
PW. Sehmertmann
Hlt
de Buhr
John Lindamen
Trustes
John Gersema
New Hartford
Charlie Willeke
Austin
Minn
Fast
R. Popkesho
Ifuko Kramer
Buck Grove
Spirit Lake
Anna Tiedens
Attorney Evans
Parkersburg
Main Street
Laurance van Gerpen
Waverly News Brief and Classifieds Snapshot
Waverly notes Miss Mable Knott left for San Antonio to resume Red Cross duties with Arthur Kohlman returning from New York for a family visit. Local residents receive other updates as a neighbor’s granddaughter improves, and training news from Camp Rodger appears. Real estate and sale notices advertise houses, farm listings, and household items. employment and wanted ads seek machine operators, general factory workers, and buyers for autos.
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Agnes
M. Par
Nora Bowen
Fouis Fried
Raspone
Dubuane
St. Joseph's
Terpsami
Mari Rosenthal
Mercy Hospital
Red Cross
Rodger
Ion
Geneseo Chronicle Scrappy OCR Item
Fragmentary report from Geneseo mentions Cenasen Mekilenne Harela Speer traveling to St Paul and Waukon, with scattered notes on visits, house, water, and local residents. Limited readable names and places create an unclear sequence of events and dates.
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Omaha Livestock
Sioux Lity
Livreapolis
GERAD
Polis
Onion
the County Board
Teuts
Bertin
U. S
Page el Standard Oil Co
Howe. Co
Cutler Howe. Co
Howe
Waterloo "Pressing Company
Eth 'Peter, Reiter
W. Slaughter
W. Schmitt
Keve Gamaeter Company
Letman & Klock
Hdwe
Waterloo Lumber Co
Gilbert Ile Grain & Lumber Co
Waterloo Construction Co
Geo. Cavenaugh
Keve Lumber Co
Wm. Girech
Nick Bascrelsight
Insane Fund
Brea S_ Pettit
Insanity
Shannon
Exant
Alfred Longley
Atty
Brea
Pettit
Waterburs
Sepee Eeees Ben Catz
Smith, Lidhty Hillman Co
Tare Elec. Co
Bos
C. S. Berkley
Schmitt Bros
Acs
Smith
Lichty Biimen Ca
aMiny
Fearnty
Winnie
Mombe
Washburn
O'Conner
Ravenneyt
Uhens
Gilbertville, ‘Yar Nee
Neves
Id Ovhildren
la Porte
Hardin
Alaiv
Banky
Waverly Hospital
Peter Werter
Council of Defense On the Farm Improvement Association
Buchanan Optical Co
Hun
Leo Awitt & Co
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Swift Co
Swift & Co
Libby Te Neil
Libby Aboek
Talbert Sheer
Barney
Bstiniany Nears
Laoter Brink
Foch
Y. Gide. Buchanan
C. W. Chapman
Cversees
3. M. Pressnall
Ben T. Presnall
Camp Pike
Taatisan
Jas
J. Lockwoll
Grace M. F. Church
Lockwood
William Fr. Cole
Mary Teahelle Simmons
TA. Bork
Charles City
Bilins
Prowiy and
Tormpkins Sonpans
Widcacks
Chayze
Masumieijes
Bet
Navin
Markes
Blihey Mathews
Dm- Baque
Tackson
S.C. Atten Avi Oom
Thews
Officers’ Training Selool
Ken- Meky
Rass
Tie
Des Medines
Infncasta
Ja Clark
Waverloy Woot TV
Peers
Reinbeck
Chitaro
Dohrman
Roberts
Carpenter
S. D
Walter Houghtaling
Harrick Emitett
Thos. J. Emmett
Gro. M, Hall
John Forter
California
Hall
Long Beach
Vortec
Los Angeles
John Ehlers Cel
Emilie
Puesday
Tae A. C. Loepa
Suip Kearney
San Diego
Cal
TC. Shoupe
Rochester
Laurence Erickson
Yatite
Othe Grundy
Oxford Downs
Harsex
Pred Schmide
Chiptar
Aplington
Waverly
Rhode Island
C. Howard
la Porte Ave
Mitcheltt J Ave
Crandall Road
Cedar Heights
Ingis
Almond St
Almond Sta
Americant Tg. Co
Jefferson St
Akers
Denver St
Kola Land Co
H. H. Fay
Heal Estate
yYor
Clown
West Side
Tows Naleta Land Co
East Side
Cay
Alt. Coffin
la Porte City
Davenport
Iftle Mawthorne Ave
Geneseo
Tin
Linden
Bo Chapman
Deota
Hapa
Stes
Mamet
Minnesota
Clara Fihr
Porvert
Marsh-Place
F. Fischer
Lamson Badd & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
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