October Crop Report Shows U S Wheat Corn Yields and States
Washington Oct 10 The October crop report from the agriculture department lists condition on Oct 1 and preliminary production estimates. Corn yield 23.8 bushels per acre and area planted 116,939,000 acres. Spring wheat 200,367,000 bushels. winter wheat 455,199,000. oats 873,614,000. All wheat 655,516,000. average yields per acre noted for each.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Taft Views Dry Farm Belt During Idaho Washington Trip
President Taft rode the train through northern Idaho and eastern Washington, admiring dry farms along the Snake River canyon near Lewiston. He spoke of railroad regulation and the Interstate Commerce Commission, saying unity of the whole people can achieve just outcomes despite defeats.
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Washington
Snake River Canyon
United States
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Former Vice President Fairbanks Addresses Methodists in Toronto
At the ecumenical Methodist conference in Toronto on October 10 Charlies W. Fairbanks, ex vice president, urged cooperative church service to end labor capital conflict. He argued religion must lift women to equal dignity and called for church action to elevate women.
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Fairbanks
Toronto
Ecumenical Methodist Conference
Charlies W. Mairbanks
United States
Riot follows ticket dispute at St Joseph street cars
Refusal of the street car company to accept detache tickets led to a riot in St Joseph injuring a passenger. After several passengers and employees were arrested, the company rescinded its order.
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St. Joseph
Lumber Trust in Trouble Says Hope Mills Belief Challenged
George D Hope of Kansas City testified in a St Louis state ouster hearing against thirty members of the Southern Lumber Manufacturers association. He said prices of lumber were raised with new price lists and cited 25 percent gains for common yellow pine and 50 percent or more for upper grades over the last decade.
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George D. Hope
Kansas City
St. Louis
Southern Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Hope
Trade movement persists despite war and disputes
Dun's Weekly Review notes trade continues large though below capacity amid war and disputes. Iron and self trades show irregular activity with a sharp drop since August. Orders are rising, especially for iron pipe, while railroads are buying rails more freely.
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Dun's Weekly Review
Ten Thousand Killed at Chengtu Reported by Missionaries
Missionaries in Chengtu, capital of Szechuen, telegraph that about 10 000 people were killed in the fighting between insurgents and government troops. Of the dead, 2000 were soldiers and the rest rebels.
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Chengtu
Szechuen Province
World class cattle and livestock show opens in Kansas City
The American Royal Live Stock show opened in Kansas City on Monday featuring fat cattle blue blooded horses hogs fancy sheep goats and poultry on view.
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Kansas City
Norfolk Doctor Drops Dead in Apoplexy
Norfolk Neb Oct 10 Dr W H H Hagey president of Elkhorn Valley Medical society and longtime prominent local figure died suddenly from apoplexy in Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Norfolk, Neb
W. H. H. Hagey
Elkhorn Valley Medical Society
Markets Open with Mixed Results Across Grains and Livestock
Chicago closes reflect varied moves in wheat corn and oats with December wheat near 9 1/2 cents and May at 1 09 4. Corn around 64 40 for May. Pork and lard show higher bids for June and November. Ribs steady near 8 05 for January. Cash prices list No 2 hard wheat 1.01 41 04 and No 2 oats 46 plus small notes on corn.
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Chicago
Cori—Der
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Chicago Markets
Chicago stockyards report Oct 9 cattle receipts 24000 steady up 1d. beeves 4.65 8.36. western steers 4.10 6.00. stockers feeders 3.15 75.55. cows and heifers 2.00 6.20. calves 4.00 8.00. Hogs receipts 23000 varying. weight 4.10 6.80. mixed 6.15 6.85. heavy 6.00 6.85. rough 6.00 6.20. pigs 4.20 5.90. bulk 6.55 6.75. Sheep receipts 60000 natives 2.50 5.25. westerns 3.00 4.25. yearlings 3.85 4.75. lambs 4.25 6.40.
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Chicago
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report from South Omaha
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 4400 with beef steers trading 4.90 to 6.50 while cows and heifers move 3.75 to 4.40 and calves 3.50 to 7.50. Hog receipts 2900 rise with most hogs sold up to 6.45 or 6.50. Sheep receipts total 48000 with wethers 2.75 to 3.35 and lambs around ?
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South Omaha
Wethers
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