Grains advance sharply on market today
Grains rose broadly with wheat up 1y to 1% and corn up about 6c, supported by eastern commission houses and firm Liver pool futures. Weather across the belt was favorable, receipts moderate, and Australian harvest news added lift. Cash grain prices listed for WHEAT CORN OATS with regional quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis and Kansas City markets.
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New York Stocks Close On Heavy Volume
New York June 27 stock sales on the floor totaled 2 119 000 shares with bonds at 11 080 000. Closing quotations show Am 52 percent Am Loco 107 percent ALT T 1062 percent Bald Lovo 22344 Beth Steel 47 Can Pac 178 Corn Prod 54 Gen Electric 103 percent Gen Motors 194 percent Goodrich 424 percent Penna 624 So Pac 113 percent Studebaker 4913 Tobacco Prod 8955 Un Pac 170 percent U S Rubber 39445 Westinghouse 78 Coca Cola WLM Lit Harvester 27745 Muck Truck 99 percent Sears Roebuck 56
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Atlantic Markets Corracted Dairy Prices and Grains
Markets report notes butterfat eggs at 17 cents, heavy hens 24 cents, Leghorn hens 1 cent, old roosters 6 cents, geese 120 cents, Leghorn springs 14 cents, hens and feeders steady with cows and heifers trading from 3.60 to 6.00. Wheat No 2 at 1.25, corn 80 cents, barley 60, oats 45, hogs 67.30 at 8:00.
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News Velographs Echo New Era in Press
A fragment from a historic newspaper page notes a shift in journalism with the rise of visual news forms. The item highlights adaptation by editors and readers to faster reporting and new distribution methods emerging in the era.
Swine market lowers on liberal May supply
Chicago June 27. A May supply of 64 000 hogs mainly heavyweights sold slowly with prices down about 10 to 15 cents. Top hogs reached 9.15, bulk $7.50 to 9.15, heavy weights $8.30 to 8.80, sows and pigs varied. Cattle receipts 19 000 with steady to strong market. beef steers 12.50 to 14.00, cows 5.00 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 11 000, market strong. lambs 13.50 to 14.50, ewes lower. Other regional results noted with varied hogs, cattle, and sheep prices.
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Liberty Bonds Quotation Summary New York June 27
Liberty bond quotations from New York show various series with changes. Notable levels include 3% 4s at 100.90 and new 4% bonds at 113.15, with several issues around 100.34 to 103.24.
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Exira Briefs Highlight Local Graduates and Visits
Exira and Lewis entries celebrate local scholars and travelers. Hilda Petersen returns from Cedar Falls to teach next year, Lenore Martin valedictorian from Whitman College, and August Madsen graduates from Town State College. Others visit relatives in Missouri, Nebraska, and Washington while Ike and Leake families host guests en route to Yellowstone.
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Local Hospital Reports Mixed Surgeries and Conditions
A series of brief hospital notes include a patient with a fractured hip resting easier after transfer from Atlantic hospital, a local merchant who recently underwent minor surgery at Oneaha Hospital, and Mrs Mable Leigan of 1006 Chestnut Street who had a major operation today. Legnore Hedrick of Wigan had tonsil removal and Mrs Raymond Larson remains a medical patient at Jones Hospital.
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Griswold and Grant Local News Briefs
Griswold Mrs Le nore Frank underwent a major operation at Methodist hospital in Omaha. Lawrence Snyder is ill with typhoid fever. George Davis fell 20 feet while painting a building at Morton Mills and is confined with back injuries. Billy Peppers, son of Mr and Mrs W E Peppers, is out after summer grip. The youngest Bengaard daughter ill with erysipelas but improving. A large splinter removed from Mrs Ed Tibben elbow after planting squash seed. infection followed but she is improving.
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Money scare in Wall Street sparks heavy stock selling
New York June 27. Wall Street faced another money scare as nervousness over higher broker borrowings cited in the weekly reserve bank report after hours fed selling. Oil and copper industry weakness adds pressure as professional manipulation and pool tactics draw sharp criticism amid thin margins and stop-loss gaps.
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Cleveland Good Will Plane Visits Major Cities
A large passenger plane carrying Cleveland officials will fly over the city this afternoon on a goodwill cruise to major U S cities. It follows a mall route and visits several larger cities across the United States.
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Des Moines pair jailed for stealing plants from state house grounds
J N Bites and Mrs William Harris were sentenced to ten days in Polk county jail on charges of stealing flowers and plants from the state house grounds. Gerald Blake, assistant attorney general, prosecuted in municipal court. Sentence suspended by Judge Halligan after objection.
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Fragmented Text Prompt About Peculiar Phrase
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Oklahoma outlaw Kimes jailed after Grand Canyon capture
Sheriff John Russell and two deputies set out for Oklahoma with captured outlaw Matthew Kimes and alleged accomplice Ray Doblin after their arrest in Grand Canyon National Park. Oklahoma officials warn Kimes may not return alive, citing his long record and gang activity.
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Others Trying to Le Some men fire mist women are hor driven cage
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