Corn Belt crop report shows strong yields across four states
July crop outlook from Iowa varies by region but overall favors Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa. Reports indicate near record corn growth with moisture plentiful in most areas and yields projected to reach high totals such as Nebraska and Kansas corn near 360 and 400 million bushels respectively. Winter wheat oats and rye yields are good. Harvesting is underway across the four states and the outlook remains bright.
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Qxsiaco
Corn Belt
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
Colorado
Henderson to Lose a Leg Amid Amputation Plan
Col Henderson reveals to friends he faces knee amputation due to a lingering old wound from a Civil War injury at Corinth. He earlier recovered after a leg injury, then a minor subsequent issue, but a permanent healing wound insists on amputation while he remains strong to endure the operation.
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Dusugus
David B. Henderson
Henderson
Corinth
Washington
Congress
Massachusetts Benefit Life report criticizes past laws and calls reform
A Boston dispatch reports Augustus S. Herve y and James H. Lewie issued a finding on the Massachusetts Benefit Life association. They state policies from 1870 to 1845 were illegal and that pre 1885 illegal business was later legalized by the legislature. The study notes assets and liabilities, urges trust holds for extra assessments, and says the company's survival hinges on current and future member payments.
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Legal Poticias
Boston
Augustus S. Hervey
Missouri ‘State Insurance Department
James H. Lewie
Masaachusetts Benefit Life Association
General Court
Association
Holker
Nations to Hold Pelagic Sealing Conference in Washington
Britain accepts US proposals for an international conference on pelagic sealing in the Bering Sea to be held in Washington this autumn. The report lists varied items from foreclosures against Union Pacific to university leadership moves and local incidents across several states.
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England
United States
Lexpos
Foreign Office
Hay
Great Britain
Bering Sea
Washington
Wheat prices to rise amid strong foreign demand in week
R G Dunn Co reports across northern cities improving business and crop prospects. Wheat prices gained about 0.43 this week with Western receipts higher and Atlantic exports reaching 1,718,738 bushels. Corn and cotton edged up while weekly US and Canada failures fell. Office seekers crowd the White House lobby as the tariff shapes policy. Secretary Gage travels to New York and to Washington as timing of the new law nears. Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney gives birth to the first Vanderbilt grandchild, a daughter named Alice.
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New York
R. G. Dunn, Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Detroit
Seattle
Portland
Sinop
Atlantic
Liverpool
America
Bohemia
United States
Canada
Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
Washington
Gage Enid
Vanderbilt
Newport
Harry Payne Whitney
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Alice
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