Daily Markets Hogs Lead Decline Across Regions
Chicago reports hog receipts at 31,000 with prices 15 to 25 cents lower, top $10.15 and bulk $9.75 to $10.10. Cattle receipts 7,500, generally dull. calves steady. Sheep 8,000, lambs steady to strong at $11.50 to $12.75. Regional quotes follow for South Omaha, Kansas City, St. Joseph, and other markets with varied declines and steadies across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Abe Jowers
All grains react from sharp drop on Chicago mart
Chicago market notes June 17 show grain receipts and shipments steady as prices reversed earlier declines. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye reversed losses with short covering amid firmer tones. Winnipeg and Liverpool demand improved. weather outlook favorable in North American growing belts.
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Chicago Mart
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Sdower
New York Produce New York Butter Markel Creamery Entries
Fragmentary OCR item mentions butter creamery products from New York Produce New York and Markel. References to unsalted creamery items, higher scoring entries, firsts and renovated extras, with scattered numbers and labels.
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New York
Jane I
I. N.S
Markel
Chicago Produce Chicago June 17 Prices Report
Produce prices across butter eggs cheese and poultry for Chicago markets dated June 17. Butter and creamery goods listed with various grades, eggs in cases with current receipts, cheese varieties with quoted bids, live poultry prices for turkeys ducks and fowl, potatoes shipped on track with regional prices, and Bliss Triumphs potatoes noted with price ranges.
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Chicago
Southarn
Bliss
North Carolina Irish Cobblers
Bbss
Liberty Bond Closing Quotes From New York Market
Closing quotations for Liberty bonds reported in New York show STS at 101.23 and Theta F-10835 with a 102.885 Treasury price. Treasury issues 4445 and 112580 are noted with percent figures and official quotations forming the day’s market wrap.
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New-York
Liberty
Theta
Dense NBC Radio Schedule Across Major Cities
Compiled Wednesday June 18 listing network feeds for WEAF WMAK and NBC. Stations from New York to Chicago and beyond show minute by minute programming with Amos Andy, orchestras, dance bands, and live variety, reflecting regional time zones and daylight saving notes.
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Atlantic City
Eats Daltimore
Lopez Orchestra
WEAF
WMAK
Columbia
WGR
Buffalo
NHC
WEAT
WLW
Atush
Amos
Andy
Clearwater
NBC
Yanor
WRK
Cleveland
CBS
WAM
Momiol
Wghr
Detroit
Calumbia
Newwk
Orelentras
Lews
Nbo
WHR
Kroger
Wiw
White Star
Amos-Andy
Paner
WTIC
Hartford
NBC Fextures
Montreal
Juvenile Safety Ci
WOR
Newark
Uncle Dart
Lucertie
Ben Juan
Irkenholy
Tuckerman
Wilbur Coon
Ican
Kaat of
Catto
Nobilotl
Halsey Stuart
YORK
Harney Rapp
John B. Kennedy
s—Datiney
Widawertty Progenny S
Ocedar Wetooti
Camel Pleasure Maur
O Winn the Suniel Flash
Amos Andy
Ghicazo Tiv
Royal Mark Gretsentra
Hotet Paramount Orch
WABC
Nek
Ana Lentat
Little Church
Thea
Crockett Mountaineers
Evangeline Adams
Kaltenborn Folks the
Manhattan Maids
Forty Fathom Trawlers
Tho—Rosaian
Columbia_ Network
IWABG
WLIT
Philadelphia
Hao & Jo—Nac
Wire Delpria
Newtah Radineee
REDKA
Mitsaurgh
Melgar
WCAE
Tittsburgh
Nebc Network
WRVA
Richmond
Rochester
Andy States
Amos-Anty
EICA
Toronto
Market Ticker Snapshot of Stocks and Returns
The listing shows varied readings across multiple companies and sectors. Notable figures include US Steel at 160 percent, U.S. Rubber at 22 percent, Westinghouse Electric at 137 percent, and Westinghouse utilities in the mix. Utilities and industrials appear alongside rail and consumer goods names with mixed performance indicators.
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So Pac RR
OU N J
Stewart Warner
UN Pac
US Indus Alcohol
U.S Rubber
US Steel
Ute P& L
Wab RR
West,Un
Westinghouse
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Market brief lists Wheat 82 cents, Corn No 2 65c, Warley 40c, oats No 2 or better. Butterfat 28c, hens prices 16 to 18c, graded No 1 16c No 2 18c No 3 14c. Leghorn hens 11c, springs 17c, Leghorn springs 3c, cox 6c, lucks 10c. Hogs $7.75 to $9.00, Cattle stockers and feeders $8.00 to $11.00, cows $4.00 to $8.00.
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Warley
Gerse Bo
New York Stocks Close After Active Day on Exchange
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange saw broad activity with 28 million shares, including many inactives, as closes showed prices for Am Can, AT&T, Coca Cola, General Foods, Radio Corp, Pure Oil and more. Key quotes reflect mixed results across industry groups, with multiple utilities, steel and oil issues trading near previous levels.
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New York
New York: Stock Exchange
Anim Findltg
AT & T
Sae
B&o
Beth Steel
Cun Pac
Case ‘Thess
Chao Gt West
Cenw Rto M & Sda
Murs
Cova-Cola
Consol Gas
Eee
Crue Steel
Hoa
Drug Inc
Hag de Nem
Gen Elee
Gen
Gen Foods
Goodrich
Nick
Lal & Nash
Mack Truck
Nat Hom
NYN & K
Pacih
Peo Gus
Pub
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
RK Osilly Rey Tob
Ruy
Shallmai & Fiy
Awards for Junior Church Work at Congregational
The Chil dren's day program at the Congregational church honored top junior church workers. Recipients included Doris Maller, Ross Mil, Charles Hunt, and others for perfect attendance and service from October to Mother’s Day. Special awards featured large pictures such as The Boyhood of Raleigh and Children of the Shell, with honorable mentions noted.
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Congregational
Raleigh
Laura Buckley
Midlgsna
Rosem Buckley
Beat
Eunice Miller
Muri
Merritt
Union Township Farm Bureau Meeting Announced
The Union Township Farm Bureau will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening June 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Brahms. The Golden Dell 4H club will run the program with Apiglia Efla presenting a report on her trip to Alt.
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Union Township
Primary No 2 to be extended to Highway 48
The News Telegraph reports the state highway commission plans to extend No 2 west to connect with No 48 north of Griswold and later link No 48 with No 32. Grading contracts include a route through Adair and Cass counties, with No 2 to be graded from Pontanelle to Crum corner. A surfaced spur from No 32 north of Lewis to Lowry is not yet planned.
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Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Griswold
News‘Telegraph
Adair County
Lne-Wes
Commission
Payn County
Shenantoah
Montgomery County
Wavangey
Crom
Pontanelle
Bridgewater
Massena
Cumberland
Crum Corner
Adale County
Caas
Greenfield
Lewis
Fontenelle
Cass
Fletcher Phipel
Lyman
Sit
No. 32
Lowry
Cream social and program at Grove Twp Community Hall
A social and program is planned at Grove township community hall on Friday evening. Phone number 20 is listed for details.
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Grove
Letter Praises McClary Clinic For Piles Relief
A Fort Dodge Iowa railroad conductor writes from Exelsior Springs Missouri praising the McClary Clinic. He describes severe hemorrhoid pain before treatment and notes he has returned to work on his railroad run. He thanks the staff for relief and says he will recommend the clinic to railroad friends.
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McClary “Clinic
Elms Boulevard
Excelsior Springs
Claune Hunperford
Eleventh Ave
Fort Dodge
Iowa
B. & S. Railroad
Woman Admits Slaying Husband in Long Quarrel
After hours of questioning, a Wisconsin woman admitted to County Attorney Carl Hendrickson and Sheriff Harry Manchester that she cut her husband John Ramenz's throat in a Sunday killing following months of quarrels over his drinking. She named the knife's location and agreed to a reduced charge if she pleads guilty to true information.
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Wis
Carl Hendrickson
Harry Manchester
Iowa Woman Sentenced to Life for Murder
Cedar Rapids June 17 A Negro woman Mrs Louis Ramenz was today sentenced to life imprisonment at Fort Madigan for murdering her Mexican husband John Beverly Sunday. Sentence pronounced by Judge A B Clark County Attorney Carl Hendrickson
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Cedar” Rapids
ON. S
Louis Ramenz
Fort Madigan
John
Beverly Suriday
A.B. Clark
Carl Hendrick
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Set for Wednesday
Knights of Columbus announces a special meeting for Wednesday June 19 to discuss important initial problems. Members are urged to attend.
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Knights OF Columbus
Considera Hon
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