Packer Visions Hog Hogs at Cedar Rapids Market
Cedar Rapids Oct 14 Two reasons given by Robert Sinclair head of T M Sinclair Packing for high meat prices pork in retail The first is farmers holding hogs and feeding cheaper corn while the second is a drop in by products prices forcing higher meat carcass prices Sinclair expects hog prices to reach 12 to 13 dollars a hundred soon noting supply and demand for pork remains strong in the east He acknowledges Midwest packers sell much pork to the east keeping supply tight and prices high He cites losses on hides and lower grease values as contributing factors to higher carcass beef prices while noting no immediate pork price drop despite hogs slipping locally in recent days
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Sinclair
T. M. Sinclair’ Packing Company
Sinclair
East
Middlewest
Tauners
Hog market steadies with slow price drops expected
The report notes animal on the hoof and carcass prices sold to dealers move slowly, lagging daily market fluctuations. Mr Sinclair expects a gradual stabilization, but until hog supply rises and a steadier market forms, a large meat price drop seems unlikely.
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Sinclair
Will Dedicate New Juvenile Home at Toledo
Des Moines Oct 14 The opening and dedication of the new state Juvenile home at Toledo is set for Oct 21 with a noon dinner and afternoon dedicatory exercises. Toledo city officials and the Chamber of Commerce lead the arrangements. Senator A V Proudfoot will preside at the dinner with speakers including H J Stiger Ray P Scott Frances E Whitley Arch W McFarlane. G H Struble will preside at the dedicatory exercises with Dr M R Drury giving the invocation and Lieut Gov E R Moore C E Walters H C White supt A E Kepford and a state board of control representative among speakers.
Christensen Comes to Speak in Iowa and Fire Prelude
Parley Parker Christensen, Farmer-Labor candidate for president, arrived in Clinton Iowa with reception by a Warmer-Labor coalition. He urged political action for social reconstruction, warned that life-tenured supreme court judges lock in privilege, and criticized Harding Cox outcomes and labor leader imprisonments. A separate notice promotes a For Sale ad in the Courier.
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Clinton
Parley Parker Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
Chicago
Supreme ‘Court
Supreme Court
Harding
Cox
Minnesota
Kansay
October Heat Records Stand Despite Mild Autumn
Data from Ralph B. Stippy shows only Oct 1 fell below 70 degrees while eight days reached 80 or more. The high of 89 on Oct 1 set a 25 year autumn record. Sept and Oct combined brought little moisture, with 187 inches over 44 days and last significant rain five weeks ago. The warmth reduces fears of a severe winter famine in the region.
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Ralph B. Stippy
Constipation Health Tip and Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
A short health notice extols constipation as a precursor to serious disorders. It recommends diet and exercise, notes medicine may be needed, and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as mild effective relief priced at a quarter.
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Chamberlain
Cox May Be Named Cedar Rapids City Treasurer
Cedar Rapids Iowa October 14 M F Cox a former city examiner for 17 years in the state auditor's office and later with the Iowa Railway and Light Co is seen as the probable successor to Charles Byrnes as city treasurer The selection to fill the remainder of Byrnes term until April 1922 rests with J Winn commissioner of finance Formal announcement will come at Friday morning council meeting Two names remain with Cox regarded as best fitted for the post based on his 25 years in banking and auditing in Iowa including 17 years with the state government
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Cedar Rapids
M. F. Cox
State Auditor's Office
Iowa Railway & Light Co
Charles E. Byrnes
Nen
Byrnes
J. Winn
Winn
Wihno
Cox
Iowa
Mrs N J Wolcott Dies After Half Century in Manchester
Mrs N J Wolcott aged 50 years resident of Manchester for 60 years died Tuesday evening after a long life in the area. Born in New York she came with her husband to build a Tunkey business later carried on by sons William and Edward. Funeral services will be from the home Thursday with Rev T Goughnour in charge. Survived by husband N and sons William and Edward. brothers W D Riggs of Dubuque and H H, Lt Vega. The article also notes the Delaware district court opening Monday with a list of jurors from Manchester and nearby towns, and mentions resignation of Miss Wthel Lessinger, public health nurse, effective Dec 3.
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Eugene Hay
Vinton
A. W. Phillips
Overs
Air
George Sheeley
Winton
New York City
Omaha
Manchester
Get
Node Wolcott
Riste Mo
New York
Marygh
Avend
Abe
Nelwyn Ail Wolcott
Pelaware
Bop
T. Goughnour
Manetry
Wolcott
Chisago
G. Brothers
Rigss
Dubuque
Vega. Spulways
Wash
Geteberleroof Lelayware District Court
UW. BL
Boles
Waterloo
Tha Ju
Anaham
Ari G. Adams
W.D. Clacks
Three Sonst Wy
Donu Maurer
Greeley
J.B. Mn
Duodde
Mike Crowley
Hoplinton
Uehnig
Wartville
Barnes
Ipkinton
O. Way
Edgewood
J. A. Kelley
Henry A. Fanginane Dyerswile
Welterten
TL. B. Heland
UW. Lewis
Hopinkton
Wthel Lessinger
Miors
Garry Thorpe
Ssherman
Thesu Parter
Local Notices Mix Names and Dates in Sparse Report
A fragmented notice lists multiple births and family entries with varied surnames and addresses. Readers see names such as Vera Moore and Henry Kemp, with dates in October and September and locations including Hawthorne and Franklin. The legible items include daughters and sons named Warren Albert and Alice Sligabeth amid scattered lines.
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Vera W. Moore
Line Sum Township
Hubert Prancla
Franklin
Robert Thomas
Henry Jozeph Kessel
Hawthorne
William Morris
Henry W. Kemp
Alice Sligabeth
Mes
Forest
Warren Albert
Ady man and woman speak of pains and remedies
A fragmentary ad style letter lists ailments such as lame back headache and joint trouble. It claims remedies including Folery Sidney Pills and mentions a Garden Street Hel [NJ] address for contact. The writing hints at a personal tale of improving health after use.
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Sidney Pillsteel
Emrenere
O Cedar Mop Price Rise Urged by Manufacturer
The maker announces a 25 cent price increase effective November 1 to cover higher costs for cotton cord handles and labor. War material shortages forced a smaller mop, but postwar prices now require returning to prewar materials to maintain quality and savings for housewives.
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