Large hog and cattle receipts dip market edges down in spots
Chicago market reports large hog receipts with top around 9.15 and steady to firm prices for hogs. cattle receipts small with steady demand and mixed beef steer and cow prices. sheep largely steady. Kansas City and South Omaha figures show similar patterns with varying top ends and bulk ranges. Tomorrow’s receipts projected include cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Chicago
Kansas City
South Omaha
Idaho
St. Joseph
Grains Easier as Wheat Drops Two Cents in Market
Chicago grain prices drift lower with wheat down 2 cents, corn off 1 to 1.5 cents, and oats down 3 cents. Mixed trade opens as rains in the southwest spark initial buying, but prices retreat toward the close. Receipts estimated. futures show early strength on weather optimism and later modest declines. Cash grain bids list No. 1 hard wheat at 1.52 to 1.54 dollars, corn around 1.02 to 1.04, oats 0.48 to 0.53. Kansas City cash bids show No. 2 red wheat about 1.40 to 1.43.
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Chicago
Wson
Liverpool
Ada AD AB Abe
Kansas City
Carl J. Stephens to Succeed Herbert Huff
Des Moines reports Carl J. Stephens of Des Moines will replace Herbert Huff as assistant attorney general. Huff resigns effective July 1. Stephens has practiced locally for years, formerly lived in Macedonia, and graduated Drake University Law School in 1918 after WWI service.
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Des Moines
Carl J. Stephens
John Fletcher
Herbert
Huff
Yeaterday
Macedonia
Drake Law School
New York Stocks on Exchange Close Mixed High Volume
June 17 New York Stock Exchange totals showed 2 056 600 shares and bonds 10 341 000 in sales. Leading quotes include Am Can 54, Am Loco 109 1 2, Bald Loco 219 1 2, Beth Steel 49 1 4, Gen Electric 104, Gen Motors 203 1 2, Coca Cola 115, International Harvester 179, Union Drug 168, Stude baker 50 1 2, Westinghouse 74, Tobacco Prod 102, Un Pac 175, Can Pac 176 1 2.
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NEW York
I. N
New York_stock exchange
Am. Can
Am. Loco
Bald. Loco
Beth. Steel
Can. Pac
Corn
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
Penna
So. “Pac
Studebaker
Tobacco
UN. Pac
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys-Overland
Coca.Cola
Int. Harvester
Uni
Drug
Liberty Bond Quotes From New York Market Report
Liberty bond quotations listed in New York on June 17 show closing prices for several issues. Notable figures include 34s at 100.29, 1st 4 percent at 102.30, 2nd 4 percent at 100.13, 4th 4 percent at 103.22, new 4 percent 112.28, new 4 8 at 108, and new 3s at 106.1 with Ard 44s at 100.28.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
I. N.S
Liberty Bond
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Prices Summary
Prices for dairy eggs and poultry show butterfat 36c, eggs 15c, heavy hens 14c, Leghorn hens 11c, old roosters 6c, geese 8c, ducks 12c, springs 17c, Leghorn springs 4c. Cattle stockers and feeders steady slow. cone cows and heifers range 3.60 to 6.00. Wheat no. 2, corn barley oats with barley 60c, oats 46c. Hogs priced at 7.00 to 8.00.
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Atlantic
Children’s Day Observed At Two Churches
The First Presbyterian and Methodist churches planned special services this Sunday with programs for all ages. At the Presbyterian church the 7 30 and 10 45 services featured organ preludes, songs, solos, dialogues, recitations, and class presentations by primary and junior groups. The Methodist church offered a processional, prayers, recitations, raindrops songs, and a range of performances by primary and junior Sunday school groups, concluding with a benediction and a flag song.
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First Presbyterian and
Methodist Churches
William Mack
First Presbyterian
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Harold Shranger
Dale Morrow
Mariana Eggers
Virginia May Hoffman
Howard Welch
Carl and
Betty Steinke
Junior Herbert
Marie Cushing
That Arts SS Ree Ee
Imajean Preston
Joe
Billy Kelso
Dayton Gilleland
Bobby Shipman
Jack Auerbach
Barbara Ann Jones
Garver
Hubert Smith
Clara Worley
Miss Garver
Ruth Little
Bobby Mack
Bobby Heath
Dorothy Hupp
R. E. McFarland
M. E. Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert
Beadle
Kathryn Parmley
Sree Venetia Buckley
Iona_Warren
Bernice Northrup
Bernice Beadle
Rchestra Glen Pellett
Spee Sree
Genevieva Fouts
Nadine Empie
Atlantic Golf and Country Club Announces 1927 Schedule
W. We. Don Gaiton Jr. chairs the tournament committee and lists the 1927 season events. July 24 City tournament, July 31 Red Oak at Atlantic, August 7 Harlan at Harlan, August 14 Council Bluffs at Council Bluffs, August 21 Gat at Red Oak, August 25 Audubon at Audubon. Members urged to clip and attend all tours.
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Don Gaiton, Jr
Redy Oak
Atlantic
Harlan
Council Bluffs
aGat-at-Red-Oak
Audubon
Transatlantic flyers surprise wives in Bremen homecoming
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine returned unexpectedly from the Berlin to greet their wives in Bremerhaven. The pair slipped ashore before dawn, then were welcomed on the ship by Bremen officials and the American Consul General. Photographers captured the moment as the men kissed their wives and led a playful parade.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
I. N
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Bel
Chamberlin
Levine
Bremen
Berlin
Elicktig
Nias
Lindbergh Honored With Book On Air Flight Saga
International News Service presents a 180000 word volume titled The Saga of Colonel Lindbergh. M Koenigsberg hands it to Lindbergh at his New York apartment. The bound volume reproduces dispatches from Lindbergh’s hop from San Diego to his triumphant return in New York.
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New York
Charles 4Indbergh
St. Louis
International News Service
M. Koenigsberg
Lindbergh
Koenigsberg
Koenigsbergh
International
Ay Lindbergh
San Digg
Colonel Lindbergh
Spirit of St Louis lands at Lambert Field amid guards
At Lambert flying field 13 000 guardsmen and infantrymen kept order as Charles A Lindbergh prepared to end his westward homecoming journey. A steady drizzle fell as crowds gathered to witness the arrival of the Spirit of St Louis and its escort, with 4 o clock set for the landing and street arrests reported in the crush.
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Lambert Field
St.louis
Lambert Flying Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Ship Fire Upon U S Official Amid Chinese Fire
A U S vice consul Robert L Smyth aboard a Standard Oil steamship traveling from Ichang faced heavy rifle fire between Wuchang and Hanyang with bullets striking the bridge but no casualties reported. Shanghai reports Yangsen troops seized foreign properties in Ichang and demanded $400000 under threat of looting. Hankow dispatches claim Generals Ferg Yuh Liang and Chiang Kai Shek signed a joint plan against Wuhan.
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Peking
I. N.s.j
AY Standard Oil Company
Robert L. Smyth
United States
Ichang
Wuchang
Hanyang
Shanghai
Yangsen
Hankow
Ferg Yuh Liang
Chiang Kai.Shek
Wuhan
Film reception planned for Clarence Chamberlin at Kottbus
Denison Iowa June 17 The motion pictures of Clarence D Chamberlin receiving in Kottbus Germany after completing the longest nonstop flight will be presented to E C Chamberlin the flyers father The films brought here for screening at the Opera house will be turned over to him after showing RS
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Denison
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Kottbus
Germany
Tatatitey Band Victory Reported
A local brief notes a victory by the Tatatitey band of nine, with brief mentions of the celebration and the group's performance.
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