Grains fall to new lows on Chicago market session
Grain receipts and shipments posted as grains finished easier across the Chicago market. Wheat dropped to about 33 to 33 1/2 cents, corn 2 to 3 1/4 cents lower, oats down, rye weak with cash trading at its lowest in over two decades. Outside markets mirrored the downturn with Winnipeg and Liverpool also weaker.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Pew
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Teto Lane
Cornight
Livestock quotes steady to strong in Chicago and midwest
Chicago and regional markets show cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices. hogs around 9.85 to 10.30, cattle mostly steady, calves and sheep steady to strong. Other markets in South Omaha St Joseph Kansas City report varied but similar trends with top hogs near 10. Edges of supply noted across several cities including Omaha St Louis and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
City
Omaha
St. Joe
St. Paul
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
J. N
Tony
Toy
Sterna
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Westren
WSR
Atlanta
WIZ
KEW
CWIF
Amida-Andy
Dante Orcheatras
WEAM
CBS
WFAA
Dallas
Peatures
KOA
Denvex
WRC
NEC Beware
WHO
Des Aones
Tulks
NBC
Fort Worth
KTHS
Per Denne
Arlington
Orebi
Wdaf
Kansas
School of
WEMS
Milwaukee
NBC Progrem
Addy
Owl
Paul
WABC
Mintic
Columbus
Columbus Network, 120011:00—the Old Gettlers
WSM
Nashville
WEAP
Andy
WOW
OMALA
Snc
WRAF
KAD
ST. Louis
KMOX
Columbia Network
RVOO
Tulsa
Loral Centures
NAC Prograc
Ura
New York Stock Exchange Daily Stock Quotations
New York June 16 stock market totals reach 5, 67,820 shares with new and prior listings. Closing quotations show notable moves in American stocks including AT and T, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, and Chrysler Motors with varied percentage changes across leading issues.
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Ow York
L. N
New Yorker Exchangé
Ian Can
Amn & Forlower
Amn P & L
Amn Ooo
Amn
Smelig
Bug
B&o
Bet
Bt Plaws Ptt
Drag Inc
Dense Early Radio Network Schedule Browser
A sprawling listing shows stations across the United States detailing network feeds, time zones, and program blocks. It enumerates networks like NBC WEAF and WOR with city-specific slots, orchestras, talk, and music segments, reflecting a nationwide grid of daily broadcasts and station identifications.
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Columbia
WHAL
Baltimore
2Xt
Nyc
NBC
the Maryhanders
WEEE
Boston
Cap'n Bailey
NBC Network
YEAF
WEAF
Cincinnati
NHC
West Blowers
Francis
Amos
Andy
Castle Farm
Slogerr
Clearwater
Studio A
Cleveland
Wjsm
WEAR
Emitc
WGBP
Detromn
Columbin Network
Detroit
Ron Nbc
WIE
NDC Network
WIZ
WTIC
Hartford
IAS
NEC
CFCF
Montreal
WOR
Newark
I2s
Uncle Don
Moonbenid
Farm and market items mixed with poultry prices
OCR fragments list eggs butter cheese poultry prices and other farm goods. Mentions Longhorns turkeys ducks and geese with per unit prices, potatoes on track shipments and tobacco or fruit terms. Several monetary figures and regional identifiers appear, but specifics are unclear.
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Orddinary
Leghorn Lens
Yonstars
U. S
Southern
Bliss
Tor
North Carolina
Leish Cobblers
New York Produce New York Market Notes
Market notes from New York on June 10 discuss butter types salted and unsalted with creamery pricing and item mentions. Entries include creamery products, ratings, and various extras such as ladles and fresh items, reflecting fluctuating market terms.
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New York
Ex- i Creamery
Liberty Bond quotations from New York on June 16
Liberty bond quotations listed for June 16 in New York include Treasury 4s with a 102.24 first series and 108.26 for the newer issue, Treas 4s at 118.25, and other series such as 101.21 for a certain issue. The figures appear to be reformatted or truncated from the original announce.
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New York
L N.S
Treas
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Listing
Summary of grain and livestock prices with various commodities. Wheat No 2 at 62 cents, barley 30 cents higher, rye and oats listed, eggs and hens priced, Leghorn spring chickens noted, ducks and poultry figures, cattle and stocker quotes, cow and heifer prices cited, all in a compact market listing.
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Hennery
Jrr
Waste paper on streets nuisance says citizen
A citizen complains about waste paper littering streets in Biiseow and criticizes late collection by the city for Sunday morning. Cars left by owners worsen the unsightly scene, with residents seeking a remedy to improve the situation.
Oregon Candidate for Governor Dies in Camp
George Joseph, recently a Republican candidate for Oregon governor, collapsed and died at Camp Laptop after a strenuous statewide campaign prior to the state primaries. He had just dismounted from a horse and was speaking with Camp Commander George White when a heart attack struck.
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Portland
Ore
N. S
George Joseph
Agunge
Overnor
Joseph
Oregon
A. W. Northing
George White
Cedar Rapids Woman Denies Killing Husband With Knife
Cedar Rapids June 16. Sheriff Manchester presses for confession from 44 year old Mrs. Louie Ramenz in the death of her husband John 40 head of Mexican railroad workers. Taxicab driver William Gorman says he drove the couple and four others to Beverly yesterday. He reports the woman cut her husband’s throat during a quarrel over money, then chased him with a knife when he refused to let her back to Cedar Rapids. She fled onto railroad tracks and was arrested an hour after the killing as armed laborers pursued her. She claims a man killed Ramenz. Officers say they found the knife.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry Manchester
Louie Ramenz
John
William Gorman
Beverly
Gorman
Cedar Rapides
Righie
Hoover approves reappointment of Leggey and Teague
President Hoover signs the reappointment of Alexander H Leggey of Chicago and C C Teague of California to the Federal Trade Commission. The two figures are named as chairman and a member of the board and the actions were confirmed by the Senate. The official papers were filed and announced in Washington on June 12.
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Washington
I. Ni
Hoover
Alexander H. Leggey
Chicago
C. C.teague
California
Faderal Tarn “Board
Stne— Aggmittee
al Probally
Han
Anita Haul at Continental Special 6x Cashier
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Anita and a Continental location with a special 6x and a cashier. Incoherent details hinder a clear event, but suggests a transaction or services at a venue labeled Continental with multiple mentions of Anita. Further readable text needed for precise recording.
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Anita, la
Anita Ha
Cumberland Bank Assets Bring 1850 At Auction
The Cumberland bank and assets sold Saturday afternoon for 1849.80, per receiver R. Payne. The building went to F. EB Dowling and M. OW Persels for 1600, with fittings and fixtures included. Earlier in the week, Greenfield National bank assets sold for 1000 on bid.
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Yornobeing
First National Banks of Cumberland
R. Payne
F. Eb, Dowling
M. OW
Persels
Proguedy
Seta
Roftte
Xomainlig
Greenfield National Bank
Walter J. Pellett Sues for Divorce in Council Bluffs
Walter J. Pellett, a former local man, files for divorce from Blanche A. Pellet in district court at Council Bluffs. Deserts and cruelty alleged after separation in August 1927. Pelletl resides in Council Bluffs and works in highway construction.
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Walter J. Pellett
Council Bluffs
Blanche A .Pellet
Seventh Street
Conneil Bluffs
PeWutt
Tariff bill delivered to Hoover in White House ceremony
The Hawley-Smoot tariff bill valued at a billion dollars was presented to President Hoover at the White House by Mex G H Davies, clerk of the House committee, with expectation he will sign tomorrow in the presence of its authors and congressional leaders.
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Washington
I.N. S
White House
G. H. Davies
House
Sunny Side Park Night Program by City Boys
Amos arrives at noon for a sunlit brief concert on Chestnut street. The Greater Atlantic club Rotary club patrols sponsor the event at Sunnyside field with a post game feed for school age boys. The program opens with a concert by the orchestra The Rowdies perform many songs and skits featuring The Vikings The Sea Chanty Crayon drawings and dance numbers follow with various performances by local youth groups concluding with a patriotic finale and a news tease for more details in the News Telegraph.
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Amos
Chestnut Street
da Molny
Sunnyside
Greater Atlantic Club
Orechustea
Rowdies
Merley
Mila Honsey
Vikings
Kenneth Sullivan
Paul Etian
Ohl
Boats crash at sea near Greenwich with sailor missing
Bradford Conn June 10 One sailor is missing after a yacht collision off Greenwich. The Detita Knog, owned by Chatfield Paylor of New York, sank in heavy seas. Passengers including Miss Windsor leapt into the water as the Plant yacht burned and capsized near the crash site.
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Miss Windsor
Passongery
Man appeals to police to aid search for wife and child
Elmer McClain 23 of Atlantic appeals to Council Bluffs police to aid in locating his wife Irene McClain 20 and their 10 month old son Police say relatives pressured her to leave McClain and end the marriage. authorities aid ongoing search effort.
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Elmer, McClain
Atlantic T His
Council Bluffs
Irene McClain
McClain
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