Chicago grain and livestock market report June 17
Reports from Chicago describe hogs active with bids 10 to 15 cents higher, cattle slow and weaker, and sheep mixed. Grain futures showed steady to firmer tones on warm NW weather, with corn and rye firm and oats steady amid supportive Winnipeg prices and market news.
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Radio Listings and Market Notes From U S Stations
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County Board Accounts Show Groceries and Services
County records detail numerous disbursements for groceries fuel coal milk and meat to county farms hospitals and the poor. Transients hotels jurors and various workers are billed, with entries listing vendors and amounts alongside names such as Landon, Welton, Ruggles, and Jones.
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New York Stock Market Closing Quotes June 17
New York stocks and bond sales on June 17 totaled 900000 shares and 9198000 dollars respectively. Closing quotations show Amn Can at 102 and Coca Cola at 144 percent, with many leaders fluctuating across the list including General Motors 34 percent and Union Pacific 157 percent.
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Atlantic Markets. Grain and Produce Prices Listed
Grain prices shown include wheat 50c, corn 42c, oats 25c per bushel, barley 30c, rye 50c, with butterfat reg
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Canadian Wheat Output Expected To Drop In West
Winnipeg June 17 An official crop report says western Canada wheat output will fall about four percent from May 31 to June 1, reaching roughly 70 percent of normal due to wind damage and dry conditions. Saskatchewan abandonment at 13 percent is likely, with seven percent in Alberta and six percent in Manitoba. 802 reporters contributed data.
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Grasshopper Plague Worsens in South Dakota
Midsummer heat spread across the middle west as a grasshopper plague hit South Dakota hard. Government observers report extensive crop damage in south central districts, with some calling it among the worst in history. Cooler weather expected in the Dakotas and Nebraska tomorrow, following extreme heat this week. A record 108 degrees was logged at Williston, N. Dak.
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Des Moines Man Heads Missouri Valley Typographical Union
Lincoln, June 17. W. G. Waters of Des Moines was elected president of the Missouri Valley Typographical Union at its annual convention. F. M. Coffey of Lincoln was named vice president. Other officers and presidents elected include Kaneas, O. C. Bruce of Topeka, W. E. Nicoll of Denver, MeSkimming of St Louis, Charles Rhode of Chickasha, and Haretary-trean-18.
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Venus to Rise Naked From Sea at Charity Ball
London June 17 Venus rising naked from the sea will be impersonated by Chita the French dancer at the famous beauties ball to be held here June 25 for charity. Announcement of Chita's choice caused sensation in Mayfair and raised fear the Lord Chamberlain may intervene.
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Birth of Vomys and the Evergreen pageant tribute
Fragmentary report describes a London pavilion event titled The Birth of Vomys and an Evergreen pageant of famous beauties. It notes artificial seafoam effects, King George patronage, and a potential notable charity night subject to Lord Chamberlain approval. The piece also mentions a sequence of international accident fatalities and a ranking of countries by fatalities.
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No Place for Cynice in a Marvelous Wtice Universe
A fragmented note proposes a philosophy shift toward a cynical yet reasonable worldview. The quirky text hints at a crafted universe where cynicism is examined as a lens for understanding reality. Intriguing but unclear on concrete events or people.
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