Wheat Prices Rise Narrowly Amid Government Report
Wheat prices climbed about 2 1 2 cents as a government report boosted sentiment. The market saw increased buying, with little selling pressure and a strong undertone, especially in the northwest, while spring wheat remains at historically low conditions. Corn followed wheat higher on a favorable outlook, with strong cash demand and liberal store sales, and oats likewise rose on bullish readings from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hothschild Co
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Cime
Gate
Uberal Buy
Cash Grain Market Prices From Milwaukee Grain Desk
Market quotes show Wheat No 2 bids at 101 105 for GM wheat with bids for Byate 102 and 4 bh 86 95. Corn No 2 ranges across 70 Y% 3wh94 h with several figures 62068. Barley Malting 3 66 Rye No 2 90 91 Milwaukee Wheat No 1 quotes include 116 B16 and 112 2w 100 2h 101 103. Oats Std 41% 9 w 40A. Rye No 1 98 IS%4.
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Himesh
Milwaukee
Rye
St. Louia
Chicago
Peoria market reports modest gains in used car segment
A brief market note from Peoria shows a 1 percent uptick in the used car sector with several time frames cited. Data references include weekly, yearly, and multi month comparisons alongside miscellaneous figures and shorthand notations.
Oats and grains market notes with hogs cattle and sheep figures
Chicago and Atlantic markets show mixed grain quotes for oats wheat and corn, with No 2 and No 3 grades and several futures ranges from 68 to 115 in Chicago. Hog cattle and sheep tonnage at Chicago and South Omaha report receipts and price ranges, top hogs near 9.55 and cattle to 11.80, plus regional notes on butter eggs and hides and an advertisement for local services and a stage program.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Delightful Socials Highlight Hazel and Country Club Gatherings
The O. O. P. club held year end at Mrs. R. G. Phelps home on Hazel and Fifth, husbands present as usual though rain cut attendance. L. C. Allender and C. D. Finley hosted a Country Club event with four tables of 500, featuring out of town guests Mrs. Cretton Des Moines Miss Kamrar Minneapolis and Mrs. Wallace Missouri. Pauline Frederick set to appear at the Opera House tonight amid a 100 picnic lunch sale at Brown Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. P. Club
R. G. Phelps
Hazel
Fifth Streets
Ali
Country Club
Mesdames L. C. Allender
C. D. Finley
Cretton
Des Moines
R. H. Moore
Kamrar
Minneapolis
B. A. Goodspeed
Wallace
Missouri
Allender
Hitchcock Knows How To Handle Delegates
Frank H Hitchcock, former Republican National Committee chairman and ex postmaster general, has been active in rallying delegates for Hughes. His announcement that Hughes is a candidate for the nomination was quickly followed by a counter move from Hughes' camp.
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Sam
Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Hughes
Cal
Notable Senators Touted for Democratic Convention Chair
Senators John W. Kern of Indiana and Ollie James of Kentucky emerge as leading candidates for permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention opening in Louisville on June 4. Kern, once a vice presidential candidate in 1908, and James, who chaired the 1912 convention, are prominent in Democratic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Indiana
Ollie James
Kentucky
Louis
Brayton News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Games
Brayton notices report Mrs H W Hann returning to Oklahoma after visiting Mrs C L Bisom. Gladyg Chamberlen visits Omaha friends. Various residents shop in Atlantic and visit family in Carson. Monument works placed markers at Oak Hill cemetery. The Brayton ball team lost to Avoca 2 to 9. Residents from Audubon, Denver, and Nebraska trips noted, with local exchanges and moves.
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Peter Sorensen
Chiia Nelson
Oakhill Cemetery
John Nissen
Atlantic
Miklesen
Hamlinrg
Chris Hansen
Mike Metz
Wiota
Wm. Bartner
Brayton
Avoca
Chas. Hall
Denver
Colo
C. F. Ide
Nebraska City
Ross Cotton
Canada
John Molgaard
H. Mabarg
Audubon
A. A. Nelson
Mollie Jenking
Chloris
Josephine Scott
J.T. Jenkins
Mildred Dimick
Harold Northup
Ross
Herluf Keldsen
Bernice McGovern
Glen Black
Griswold
J. T. Jenkins
Frank Basham
Hxira
B. M
Wik Horn
Omg
Brayton and area notes include visits and travel
Local items report John OG. Cotton traveling from Kearney to Brayton to handle business and visit sister Mrs O F Ide. Farmers swap land holdings with R G Nancarrow trading forty acres east of town for 180 acres near Brayton. Various visits, summer plans, and minor traffic mishaps are noted alongside upcoming celebrations and local commerce.
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John OG. Cotton
Kearney
Muskogee
Okla
Voorhea
Xtra
Nick Nelson
Atlantic
Fred Cerenak
Joshua Coualna
Band Boys
Martingen
Auducbon
Jan Nissen
Bertha Knutsen
Ham
Ralph Goodwin
Victa
Alma. Lelgan
Raymond Anderson
Des Moines
Col
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Opera House
Favline Frederick
Mlenry
Artur Jones
Lydia Gilmore
Vincent Serrang
Burton Wolmes
Geraldine Farrar
Chicago Grain Market
Cash Grain Market
Walter Hoegh
Barney
Kanste
Peoria
Orsc & Book
J. Stuart Blackton
America
Western Hemisphere
New York
Secretary of War
Garden Theatre
Perford
Calumet Cafe
Robinson & Robinson
W. J. Pallett
Fred Gelger
Poland
China
Wm. Menefee
Brooma
Atreat
Atlantic Hotel
Opera Ho House
Bim Atrest
Chris Mikkelsen
J. W. Gillett
Guykendall
Davis& Neimeyer
Wight Service
Wight
Cass County Sun Company
Chicago Stock Market
South Omaha Market
Mar
Log Cabin
Brown Grocery Co
Jane Rich
Righ
Wilhen Montment Works
Atlantis
Town
Nown-Telegraph
Pauline Frederick
Hitchcock
American Press Association
Kern OR
James
ST. Louis
Photos
Brayton News
World Film Corporation
Presenta
Clara Kimball Young
Cueban Isles
Equitable Motion Picture Corporation
Bruce McRae
Geeda Holmes
Pauline Frederick Opera House
B ‘L Wisom
Am Ae
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