Grains Close Uneven Across Markets Today
Chicago and Kansas City grain markets closed uneven with wheat up 2 to 2½ cents, corn mixed to lower, oats steady. Reports cite active buying on strength from Liverpool and favorable weather in the Northwest, with receipts light and local trade modest.
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Chicago
L. WN
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
I. N
Liverpool
Seaboard
Manitoba
Santpram
Hogs Rise Twenty Cents on Small Receipts Across Markets
Chicago and other markets report higher hog prices with a light supply. Hogs near 10.50 top, bulk 9.74 to 11.00, butchers 10.25 to 10.50, packing hogs 9.00 to 11.00. cattle receipts steady, beef and veal values mixed. sheep demand steady with lamb and yearling prices edging higher. Major centers include Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Louis Sioux City St Paul Cleveland Pittsburgh and Topeka with varied livestock totals for week and day.
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Chicago
Clever Murketa
Kansas City
Omaha
B. St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Andianopulis
Gloveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Steves
Ae Oe Ta Tae
South Omsha
Weber
Liberty Bonds Closing Quotes Do Not Read Clearly
Fragmentary New York bond quotes from Liberty Bonds show unclear entries with mixed numbers and letters. The table lists several series values such as 10182 and 10025, with various 4s and 44s notes, reflecting a disrupted OCR read of market prices and bounds.
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New York
Juni
New York Stocks Trade Quiet Amid Mixed Reports
New York stock market activity shows totals of 827 on the Dee exchange with weekly sales at 0,871,700 shares and a bonus of 52,406. Closing quotations list Am. Gin, Gen. Electric, Motors, Westinghouse, Chrysler, and other peers with varied gains and losses.
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New York
L. N
New Dee Stock Exchange
Hou
Luidle
Placles
Beth
Steet
Cain
Motors
Sipelair
Paviat
Pac
Unk Siig
Westinghouse
Bai
Calif
Stu. Oi
Ndag
Many July Fourth Celebrations in Local Territory
Six towns in the Nishnabotna valley plan Independence Day events with Anita hosting the county farm bureau picnic featuring Royal Holbrook of Iowa State College extension service, rodeos, baseball, contests, and dancing. Avoca hosts horse and mule racing, swimming contests, and a baseball game, while Elk Horn and Oakland stage concerts, ring rides, and a boxing show. Red Oak holds a Demolay water carnival, parades, and a 17th Infantry band performance, with further concerts and a ball game.
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Jaly
Nishnabotna Valley
Anita
Exira
Ayoes
Elk Horn
Bel Ooxk
Oakland
News-Telegraph
Angelo
Avoca
Aveca Bhovn
Walmut
Pottawattamie County Fair Association
Avoca Fairgrounds
Ekorn
Main Street
American Legion
Herlin
Shenandoah Radio Orchestra
MW. A
Modern Woodmen of America
Pottawattumie County
Ross Mowery
United States
Iowa
Stewart
Red Sox
Omaha
Banus
Sammy Dickerson
Council. Bluffs
Harry Gillan
Fixpo .Higgins
Jackie Jackson
Hed" Carr
Gina Allen
Atlantic
Red Oak
U. S. Infantry
Elty Park
Dan Turner
Villixen
Amillitary Band
Tracy-Brown
Aristaerty
North Dakota Primary Keeps State Dry Amid Returns
North Dakota primary results show 1,798 of 2,192 precincts reporting with the dry vote gaining a narrow margin. The outcome suggests the state remains dry as reform supporters weigh repeal actions amid ongoing enforcement debates.
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Biswark
N. D
North Dakota
Market Prices and Poultry Listings From The Local Store
The fragment lists corrected dairy items and poultry prices including butterfat at 39, eggs, hoop hens, Leghorn brooders, broilers, ducks, and spring chickens with small cents values. It also mentions cattle stockers and feeders, cows and heifers, and grain prices in a single terse price sheet style.
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Leghorn Springs
Towa Briefs Coker Rapids and Fort Madison Notes
Fort Madison weather hampers highway No. 61 paving causing delays between the city and the Skunk river. Prison hill work progresses with ground settling planned for about a year. Keokuk reports seventy new rooms for St. Joseph’s hospital. Graham hospital launches a $100,000 expansion fundraiser. Rev. Peter Kern, 75, longtime priest and St. Mary’s pastor, dies at Sacred Heart Hospital after a paralytic stroke. native of Cologne and ordained 1876.
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Fort Madison
Skunk River
Prison Hill
Keokuk
St. Joseph's
Graham Hospital
Peter Kern
St. Mary's Church
Sacred Heart Hospital
Father Kern
Cologne
Germany
Install Pastor in Avoca Service at First Lutheran
Avoca La June 30 The Rev A V Neve of Beresford SD will install the Rev Carl A Nele son as pastor of the First Lutheran church of Avoca Sunday at 1030 am. A joint service will follow at 730 pm with United English Lutheran church of Shelby led by Rev Chris Justesen. Special music has been arranged.
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Avoca
A. V. Neve
Beresford
Carl A. Neleson
First Lutheran Church of
United—English Lutheran Church of
Shelby
Chris Justesen
Rifts Over Farm Policy Stir Debate at Rally
In Ogden Iowa June 30 former Senator Magnus Johnson urged farm groups to back independent candidates while criticizing Brookhart and Hoover's bid. He warned that farm prosperity depends on coordinated rail and bank reforms and government control of key water and power interests, amid talk of cooperative investment and land bank patterns.
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Federal Land Bank
Agricul Cture
Johnson
Brookhart
Ogden
L.N
Farmers Union
Arch Samipson
United State
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Brook
Kurt
Hoover
United States
Norris
Nebraska
Chicago
Harding
Dex Moingy
William L. Warding
Laws
Polk County
Marding
Lifes Span Avon Announcement Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear words Lifes Span Avon, no identifiable event or names. Summary cannot determine a coherent news item from fragments present.
Democrats Happy Over Nomination At Houston Convention
At the Houston convention Democrats cheered the nominating of Gav, Al Smith, and Senator Joseph T. Robinson on the first ballot. The platform avoided a minority report, while debates over prohibition split factions. Smith’s stance on enforcement and reform sparked differing views among drys and wet factions, with leaders claiming a unified, election-ready party despite tensions.
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George B Holmes
LN. S
Howaton
Tex
Houston
Sanders
Gav
al Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Anti- Saloon League
Bishop
James, Cannon Jr
Smith
SK. Scott McBride
McBride
League
Sam Houston
Norman E. Mark
Tammany
Norm
New York
Unstable Political Convention Cited In 1918 Record
In 1918 the Unterrified Democracy met in convention elected a platform and candidates and adjourned without police reserve calls. The fate of the move will be known in November as Fort Madison reports burglary at Paul Electric where a cashier’s check was not stolen and a dollar bill was left in the cash register springs.
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Fort’ Madison
Paul Electric
Selee
Haro Paul
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