Markets Grains Close Generally Lower on Market Today
Chicago June 25 reports show wheat and corn futures easing with weaker cash values amid limited buying power. Receipts and world shipments cited, futures holding firmer on some deliveries while weather conditions dampen demand. cash grain prices listed for wheat corn rye with varying quality grades across Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Minneapiols & St. Louis
Kansas City
N.S
Liverpool
Fort Willams
Port Arthur
Swine demand drives higher prices at markets today
Market reports show broad demand for swine with prices firmer across major markets. Chicago and Omaha led gains as packers and shippers moved hogs, with better bids for heavy weights and improved receipts despite some regional softness.
Fragmentary OCR of historical notices and names
Readable fragments show scattered names, places, and events. OCR junk includes mentions of groups, individuals, and possible dates, with many garbled terms. The readable parts suggest political or civic items but lack coherent context or a single clear event.
Walnut Woman Recovering After Hospital Stay
Mrs Frank Brennan of Walnut is reported to be recovering well at Lord Lister Hospital in Omaha after a serious operation days ago. Other local notes mention residents discharged, minor operations, injuries, and ongoing illnesses across Griswold Anita and nearby towns with several named individuals and hospitals cited.
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Frank Brennan
Walnut
Lord Lister
Anita
Gobaud
Ale
Ama Lenny
Stent Neiser
Ani
Jubia Milhodlin
Anid Tong
Ffi
Hiatt
Creston
Mulbullian
Mel
D. Pratt
Marsh Milletty
Vewsie’ Kirkham
Er Kirkham
Engle
Anita Weidtent
Il Il Health
Ioiwa
Cripple Creek District Opens Deep Yet Steep Tale
In the Cripple Creek district the mine opened to deepen digs. The steepest stretch near Lengnonty marks a notable point in the state’s mining history. The excerpt hints at conditions and challenges faced by workers, with references to mine shafts and drainage.
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Cripple Creek
Dept OF
Lengnonty
Democratic Convention Braces For Nominations At Houston
The erratic national convention opens tomorrow as Roosevelt and Smith clash over the presidential nomination. Delegates expect a tentative prohibition plank while Edith Bolling Wilson advocates harmony and a united front. Keynote speech postponed to Friday night to ensure broad radio and print coverage.
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George Ref van Navice
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Roosevelt
Rarysexvelt
Madison Square Garden
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Joan of Arc
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Hy Reed
Missouri
League of Nations Covenant
Woodrow
Wilko
Senate
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Democratic National Committee Fight Shapes Up at Convention
In Houston on June 26 a heated contest emerged for positions on the Democratic National Committee. Clyde L. Herring faces De. J. W. Reynolds for a committee seat, while Madge V. O'Neill is opposed by Anne Lowther. About 100 Iowans gathered to pledge adherence to Al Smith’s line. Frank Howard of Elma and Michael Healy of Port Dodge are among opponents to the McNary Tadggen bill.
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Resolutions Committee
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Iowa Vartners Union
Reen Bull Committee
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Anne Lowther
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Frank Howard
Elma
Gilbert Haugen
Michael Healy Port Dodge
Teva
Montgomery county farm bureau picnic plans outlined
Plans discussed at the Montgomery county farm bureau board meeting set the annual picnic for August with locations to be bid by towns across the county. President Hugh Hooter was authorized to appoint a committee to select the site and begin arrangements as bids from communities are expected to rise, with up to 5,000 attendees anticipated.
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Louise Brooks wins divorce from busy director Maddie Sutherland
A sympathetic Los Angeles court grants actress Louise Brooks a divorce from director Maddie Sutherland. She receives alimony as part of the settlement while noting his absence due to work commitments.
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Maddie Sutherland
Pretty Louise Brooks
Los Angeles
Henry JoAdard Returns to Former Charge as Pastor
Henry JoAdard, longtime pastor of Wiret Unitarian Church, has resigned and is returning to his former charge at the First Unitarian Church in Dulath Ha, to resume duties there October.
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Henry JoAdard
Wiret Unitarian Churyts
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Fragmented OCR Item Covers Local Briefs and Notes
Distorted text fragment appears from a historical page with scattered words and partial phrases. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a specific incident or item for a concise headline and summary.
Fragmentary note on racing laps and counts
A garbled entry notes laps and reckoning counts, mentioning big laps and bre lines. It appears as a stray OCR fragment with unclear names or locations and no coherent event or participants.
American Legion Sponsors Tall Corn Special to San Antonio Train
Shenandoah news notes the American Legion plans a special Tall Corn train to the national convention in San Antonio starting Oct. The itinerary includes stops in St. Louis and New Orleans, with the Shenandoah post organizing the excursion.
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Shenandoah Wikard
American Légion
San Antonio
St. Louis
New Orleans
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