Chicago Hog Cattle Sheep Receipts Fall Short of Demand
Chicago market reports show hog receipts at 13 000 with mixed demand and prices. Hogs mostly 10 cents lower. tops around 6 40 to 6 45 for heavy and light ranges. Cattle receipts 12 000 with bids 2 60 lower. beef steers 7 60 to 8 00, cows 3 75 to 6 26, yearlings 6 50 to 8 75 amid weak demand. Sheep total 11 000 with weak demand. lambs 8 to 9, yearlings 6 to 7. Idaho lambs noted.
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Omaha
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Idaho
Sioux City
Wkody
Tamba
Stockery
Janta
Grain prices react to rains in northwest markets
Chicago reports a day of uneven grain closes with wheat pressured by heavy selling on forecasts of further rains in the northwest where moisture is badly needed. Final wheat prices mostly unchanged to lower with active futures slipping. corn and oats also eased amid the market's mixed tone.
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Chicago
Beed Mark Review Prompts Chicago Exhibition
In Beed Mark coverage from Chicago January notes a mark set at eight and Clover-Faix reference, described as a favorable result amid unclear context and partial quotation. Officials and observers weigh the significance of the data amid a fluctuating early year report.
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Chicago
Local Market Notes and Broadcast Schedules
A dense OCR page lists cattle hog prices and weights across markets with quotes like 220-260 lb at 5.50 and 290-350 lb at 5.16, plus packing sow ranges. It also catalogs radio and concert listings, orchestral schedules, performers, venues, and show times across cities, with scattered times such as 18:00 and 20:00 and entries for Buffalo Cleveland and New York.
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Terms Summary
Chicago market notes list butter creamery extras and standards at 21 4c to 20c, firsts 19c, packing stock 13c, spe cials 22 24c. eggs receipts 16 549, graded firsts 5c, cheese varieties and prices, live poultry including turkey at 23c, hens 18c, Leghorn hens 16 1/2c, spring chickens 18c, ducks and others, potatoes new 48 cars, old 11 on track, shipments 206, various regional notes. general market terms for hogs, beef, and round whitey prices, June 10 70.
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Rusgets
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Liberty Bonds Report from New York Trading Quiet in June
Liberty bond quotations from New York on June 10 show mixed prices across issues. First 4 percent bonds around 103.12, Treasuries 4 percent near 114.00, 3 1/2 percent lines near 103.34, with various 3 percent and 3 1/2 percent series trading around the 107 to 108 range amid a generally steady session.
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New York Stocks and Bond Sales Totals Reported
New York June 10 stock exchange figures show 1,800,000 shares traded and bonds at 11,698,000 dollars. Closing quotations list many names with varied percentages, including Amn CGeén 108, Amn T & T 168, Coca-Cola 141, Dupont de Nem oura 80, Gen Motora 25, Penn.rip Carp 10, Northern Pacific 38, Gas 198, and others, reflecting a broad market day.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Anaconda Coppice
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Halilwin Loto
Bethlehem Stud
Bendix Aviation
Can Pac
Cue 'Chseshing Machine
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chead
CN West
CM & St Paul
OC RY & Tue
Coca-Cola
Dupont de Nemoura
Erlé
Gio Elec
Gen Motora
Tit Central
Local Social Acknowledgments At Hy Roots Home
June report from Marne notes dinners and visits with Art Schimmel Bazox Luella Helland Arthur Blachmany and others as Mr and Mrs host guests including Turpin Batachelet Earl and Ered plus a Bill Smith from Atlantic seen at a Sunday gathering at the Roots home.
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Art Schimmel
Bazox
Robert Reason
Luella
Helland
Arthur Blachmany
Candre Bartha
Turpin
Mra
Art Batschelet
Meo
Mita
Playa
Earl
Andi
Roots
Bill
Atlantic
Akron S skipper Rosendahl leads dirigible trial flight
Commander Charl E. Rosendahl of Los Angeles will command the crew for the trial flight of the Akron dirigible. The test is set to take place at Lakehurst, New Jersey, with flights and preparations reported from Akron and Sul.
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Com. Charl . E. Rosendahl
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Ascembs
Sul
Early Playing Cards From Sheet Dice to Seventh Century
A fragment notes the earliest playing cards were called sheet dice and legao ty appearing in records from the Seventh century, signaling an early form of card games and tallying their ancient origins.
Patriot of Swedish Blood and Family in Riverbank Tragedy
Fragmentary obituary notes Jahn Maton an early settler of Dear: Lion Af, Independence. It mentions ancestors of Maton on the banks of the Delaware River, with his father dying years earlier and some count of marriage. The readable text implies a family line tied to Swedish heritage and colonial settlement.
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Jahn Maton
Lion Af
Daliware
Davenport Elks Degree Team Wins in Cedar Rapids Riot
Davenport Elks Degree Team No.1298 claimed victory in a ritualistic contest held in Cedar Rapids. Teams from Davenport Muscatine and Keakul competed during the Elks annual convention events. A memorial service for the association’s dead was observed today, with a picnic planned for the afternoon.
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Davenport
Muscatine
Keakulth
Stage Association
Elka
Cedar Rapids Truck Crash Kills One Injures One
Philip Berger was killed when a freight truck crashed into a car carrying Berger and Donald, injuring Donald. The crash occurred five miles south of Cedar Rapids on a highway. The truck, driven by J B Van Possen of Cedar Rapids, said the accident was unavoidable.
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Rapids
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Philip Berger
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Hia
Donald
Berger
la Crandig
Te Lowa Cily
Cellar Rapids
van’ Poxsen
Books and pheasant eggs offered by Cass County office
In Cass County officials urge residents to obtain a government pamphlet on pheasant preparation and to write to state game warden W. E. Albert in Des Moines for pheasant cuttings. Eggs are shipped to investors, and the county hopes a larger quota will arrive if locals cooperate and request cuttings.
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Eggaer
Cass
W. E.albert
Des Moines
Local News Briefs From Shreveport Area
George Mai ar d visit log with the former's mother Mrs G J Marsh arrived Shreveport Saturday morning and Monday evening. Royal Arch Masons Ophir chapter Nui 84 R A M will meet at Maanto temple tomorrow Thursday 8 o'clock. Atlantic Council Royal and elect Maxtore to hold regular monthly meeting after chapter. Mrs Ralph B Noyce and three sons Donald Gaylord and Robert leave tomorrow for vacation to Rollo HE to visit her parents Mrs M Norton July in northern Michigan. Mr Miller fourth Preseries Here. Rev Henry Esch pastor Elliott Church delivered sermon Sunday morning at local Christian church. Rev esx William granted leave of absence for summer. neighboring churches minsters will fill pulpit. Atlantic troop Boy Scouts held their last hike yesterday. August first Scouts plan camping for several days. New membership certificates for the year issued. Grove township form Bi ot Grove community Jat-evening sland intoxicating
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Ophir
Nui
Maanto-temple
Atlantic “Council
Royal
Maxtore
Ralph Bi
Noyce
Donald
Gaylord
Robert
Rollo
Mroani
Norton
Michigan
Henry Esch
Elliott Church
Ghitistian’ Church
Esx
Wiliam
Witnesses unable to identify suspect in bank robbery
Lincoln Neb June last year and today police report four witnesses could not identify Ernest Ross as one of the bandits in the Lincoln State Bank holdup. The robbery involved about 2,860,000 dollars.
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Lincoln
State Bank
Neb
Saptet‘ber
Ernest Ross
Death of Judge Oscar Torrison at 69 years
Chicago dated wire reports Judge Oscar M Torrison aged 69 died after a ten day illness. A member of the municipal and circuit courts Torrison was educated at Luther College Decorah Iowa and the University before coming to Chicago in 1880 from Elk River Minnesota. He previously lived at Manitowoc Wisconsin. The obituary notes a career in state and county judiciary and his long service in Illinois courts.
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Chicago
Oscar. M. Torrison
Borkc
Manitawoc
Wis
Torrison
Luther
Coliege
Decorah
University of Town
el ‘Bow Lake
Minn
How Old Is Anne Now An Odd Letter To A Columnist
A garbled OCTOBER dated text asks about Anne's age. It mentions John Mabon of Benokiya and a columnist named Mew. The fragment hints Anne being sixteen or twelve in a puzzle-like query. details are unclear and partially corrupted.
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Anne
John Mabon
Benokiya
Jetter
Sarathee
Rump Park Expression Grows Mament Theme
Fragmentary OCR reads show garbled phrases about expression and pride related to Park and terms like ment and Uament. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to form a complete news item.
January bell returns to four
A fragment notes a bell or peal returning to four in January, with missing context and few readable details. The terse line implies a timekeeping or ceremonial change tied to a January moment. Further specifics are not recoverable from the fragment.
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