Grain and Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago cash grain prices for wheat and corn listed with No 2 white and yellow varieties. Mixed oats and barley quotes noted. Chicago futures grain details provided by Rumsey & Co. Livestock receipts and price ranges across Chicago and Omaha markets detailed for hogs cattle and sheep with regional comparisons and top prices. Cattle and sheep price bands show steady to lower shifts. hogs largely steady to slightly down.
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Chicago
Trias
Omaha
St. Joseph
Pepper elected Pennsylvania member of Republican National Committee
United States Senator Geore War ton Pepper was chosen to succeed the late Boies D. Penrose as Pennsylvania member of the Republican National Committee. The decision was made unanimously in Philadelphia on June 10.
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Pepper
Pennsylvania
Republican National Com
Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
Geore Warton Pepper
Republican National Committee
Boies D. Penrose
Seven Men Injured in Truck Collision at Lake Erie Railroad
Seven men were injured when a truck struck a gasoline work car on the Lake Erie Railroad near Blommfield today. One man may be fatally injured, and emergency crews rushed to the scene for medical aid.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Lake Erie Railroad
Blommfield Eruysituye
British to boost wine week to educate taste and boost sales
London sets up an English wine week proposed by a group of prominent wine merchants to promote wine as affordable for all. The plan aims to educate eaters on beverage choices and restore refined English palates through a French style wine week.
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London
91 year old man uses auto to avoid first train ride
In Lexington Kentucky an elderly man born in Allen Springs, Stamp Son County, aged ninety nine or ninety one, once vowed never to ride a train. A recent incentive and his grandson Mare Meredith prompted him to take a car ride and confront his vow. The long journey to Frankfort shows his stubborn habit yielding to family insistence as he accepts travel by auto while maintaining cautious optimism about future trips.
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Man
Takino
Lexington
Eream Hnbrids
Kentucky
Jolson
Allen Springs
Stampson County
Jabvaon
Diysos
Bart
Tomobile
Ds Ad
Ahwity
Hon
Run of Babies Revealed as Four Birks at Hospital
Dally Run longingly wished for a little brother and faced disappointment when a sister arrived. The nurse explained four babies were born that day, all Birks. The next day he reconciled somewhat and asked how they were running today.
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Buby
Ancient Egyptian shaving customs and tools in mourning
Herodotus notes Egyptians shaved constantly and grew beards only while mourning. The barber, called hag, used several instruments, with razors often shaped like small hatchets with recurved handles and other blade forms.
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Herodotus
Radio Plants to Link Continents Across Oceans
New York officials report high power wireless stations of the Radio Corporation of America to be completed this year at Bogota Bay Colombia and in Cuba, with a major Buenos Aires station due mid next year. The system will relay messages from New York to Cuba Bogota Buenos Aires and onward to Europe Africa Asia, linking continents. Experts discuss use of intermediate relays and wavelengths to avoid interference and improve reliability, with Ste. Assise near Paris and Bathurst in Africa cited as key stations.
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New York
Radio Corporithm of America
Bogota Bay
Colombia
Cuban
Buenos Aires
Sys Et. Nally
Carying
Wurepe
Eog- Jet
Baonos Aires
South Africa
Dava
Calcutta
Melbourne
France
Lafayette
Bordeaux
Stir
Port Jefferson Statiow
Radio Corporation
Mc.Nally
Port Jefferson
Cuba
Shuenos Aires
L. W. Austin
United States Radio Research Laboratory
Pratkdin
McHikg
Imperial Committee
Ilemy Norman
Niles
England
Ste. Assise
Fontambleau
Paris
Saigon
Indo-China
Holland
Bone
Java
Austin
Rade
al the
Wire
Calde
The Gentle Hunter Confesses On Hunting Views
The speaker expresses fondness for hunting while noting membership in the Society for the Protection of Animals and explains using blank cartridges on hunts due to personal difficulties.
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Society For the Protection of Animals
Corn as a staple food and economic worry says Leclerc
Washington reports Dr. Leclerc, trade commissioner, asserts the United States corn crop could feed over 400 million people if redirected from animal feed to human meals. He notes ten-year averages exceed two and a half billion bushels, with 90 percent fed to animals and only 10 percent returned as human food.
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Washington
United States
J. A.clere
Department of Comméres
America
Doctor Leclerc
Hungary
Russia
Muge-Shivla
Relief agency feeds millions of European children
The American Relief Administration feeds children in Poland Austria Hungary and Russia. About 3,000,000 receive at least one meal daily with corn grits or cereal as part of the diet. The program aims to counter prejudice against corn by showcasing its use in relief meals.
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Department of Agriculture
Europe
American Relief Administration
Abset Hatte Mission
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Russia
International Bankers Consider Germany Loan to Avert Collapse
Paris June 10 An international bankers committee meeting here concluded a loan to Germany cannot be raised now but the subject can be revisited later. In the interim a small loan may be made to prevent a financial collapse.
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Germany
Associated Press
Paris
International Committee of Bankers
Spring Fried Chicken Maryland Style at Red Mill Cafe
A local feature highlights Sunday special spring fried chicken Maryland style at Red Mill Cafe. The menu offers traditional seasonings and a rustic dining experience in a neighborhood setting.
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Maryland
Red Mill Cafe
Senator Walsh Threatens Indictment Over Coal Price Fixing
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts said an investigation would led to indictments against coal operators who leverage Hoover price fixing agreements unless reductions are obtained under a contract. He spoke in Washington on November 10, signaling possible legal action.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Walsh
Democrat
Mass
Sec. Hoover
Hoover
Buffalo Mail Service Facts From Mugsia
An unusual note describes mail carried by buffaloes in parts of Mugsia. The animal is chosen for its flat feet enabling travel across soggy terrain and lower river crossings, allowing mail delivery where other beasts struggle.
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Mugsia
Thia
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