Cheyenne State Leader Notes on House Shortage and Calder Plan
In a Cheyenne State Leader column, Senator Calder of New York is quoted urging government action to resolve a nationwide housing shortage. He proposes exempting real estate mortgage income from taxes and a four billion dollar building investment, largely by the government, to raise supply and curb rent and price pressures.
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New York
United States
Calder
Congress
Honorable in politics a trade name or truth
The piece critiques the casual use of the title Honorable in campaigns and asks candidates to avoid pre election self designation. It argues honor should be proven, not assumed, and notes risks when politicians betray pledges after election. It cites suffrage voters and political fundraising as context.
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Congress
Samne
No More War Decree Spurs Global Workers’ Resistance
A sweeping protest by organized labor across Europe grips policy as unions in Britain, France, Italy, Austria, Czecho Slovakia, Germany and Belgium refuse to facilitate munitions and military movements. They issue a universal vow of no more war, aiming to stop conflicts at home and influence government actions abroad.
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Lloyd George
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Everett True Market Report for Produce and Butter Prices
Vegetables show steady prices with Bermuda onions at 2 to 2.25 per crate. Apples California 3 to 3.50, Colorado 2.26 to 4 per box. pears 2 to 3 per bushel. watermelons 2 to 8 per cwt. Butter 56 cents, second grade 48 to 60, process 49, packing stock 40. Poultry steady with light receipts. hens 35 to 38, turkeys 35 to 40, broilers 48 to 50, ducks 40, roosters 30. Eggs scarce but demand strong. No. 1 stock 38 to 56 per dozen. Shipper prices 12.50 to 12.75 per casecount.
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Bermuda
California
Colorado
Stocks hold steady as Sal issues spark late rally
New York stocks opened dull with broad losses but rallied late on active buying of lenders and transport shares. Oil, steel, and equipment issues led gains while copper, sugar, and tobacco slipped. British and French exchange weakness weighed on sentiment. overall volume about 500,000 shares.
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New York
Cabbage Prices Slide In Wholesale Quotations
Further declines in cabbage prices were announced Tuesday with wholesale quotes at 76 cents to $1 per hundredweight, down 26 cents from previous figures. All remaining text unclear.
Currency rates and money market in New York
Exchange news shows mercantile paper unchanged and exchange weak. Sterling demand is 3.54 with cables at 8.64. Francs 6.78 or 6.80 with 7.30 or 7.82 for Belgium francs. Guilders 1.85 or 32.00 cables. Lize 4.58 or 4.66. Marks 1.92 or 1.98. Montreal exchange at 11 1/2 percent discount. Time loans firm 60 days 8 1/8 percent 90 days 8 1/4 percent six months 8 1/4 percent. Call money steady.
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New York
Mercantile
New York Exchange
Montreal
Metals market steady with mixed copper and tin moves
New York metal prices show copper and iron holding at prior levels while tin eases to 45.75 with implied market read as easier. Zinc remains unchanged and London spot copper quoted at 94 pounds 78 6d, tin at 263. All other metals unchanged.
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New York
London
Sugar futures slip as market weakens on raw prices
Raw sugar rises were scarce as New York markets show softer futures. By midday August 24, September to March contracts declined to 10.45 to 9.40, with only a small local trade and total sales around 2,200 tons.
Grain price report from Chicago shows varied commodity quotes
Chicago grain prices August 24 list No 2 red wheat at 2.46 to 2.47 per bushel, No 2 hard at 2.44 to 2.49, No 2 mixed corn 1.59 to 1.61, No 2 yellow 1.64 to 1.65, oats No 2 white 69.5 to 70.5, rye No 2 1.90, barley 1.10 to 1.15, Timothy seed 6.50 to 7.50, clover seed 25.00 to 20.00, pork nominal, lard 18.10, ribs 14.25 to 15.95.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn prices in Omaha market report
In Omaha on August 24 the market quotes No 2 dark hard wheat at 2.45 2.47, No 8 dark hard at 28.43 2.50, No 1 hard 2.44 2.46, No 2 hard 2.41 2.46. Corn prices include No 4 white 1.47, sample white 1.42, No 4 yellow 1.58, No 2 yellow 1.52, No 2 mixed 1.48. Oats No 2 white 68, No 8 white 67.
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Omaha
Neb
Wheat and grain prices steady in Minneapolis market
In Minneapolis trading on April 24 grain prices for oats and barley showed prices around 64 to 88 cents for various grades, with rye near 1.94 to 1.95 and flax at 3.23 to 3.25 per pound or sack. Corn and bran quoted higher at 1.55 and 42 dollars respectively. carload rats family patents listed from 12.40 to 138.00 per barrel in 98 pound sacks.
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Minneapolis
Wlax
Live Stock Denver Market Report Highlights Cattle Prices
Althe lit tle change was noticed in Tuesday's trading in the cattle market. Good steers priced around 9.50 to 10.50 per cwt with fancy stock at 10.76 to 11.00. Best cows 8.00 to 8.25, medium to fair cows 7.50 to 6.50, feeder steers showed little movement.
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Denver
Livestock Market Movements Reported In Weekday Trading
The stock market for hogs and sheep showed gradual gains with Monday’s prices in view. Hog quotes ranged from 7.60 to 8.50 for most sales, with top hogs at 16.30 to small kill ers and packers’ top near 14.75. Sheep demand was strong and prices ran about 75 cents higher, with fat lambs at 11.75 and feeding lambs between 10.00 and 11.00.
Chicago cattle hog and sheep market prices report
Chicago markets show 8 000 cattle 26 000 hogs and 16 000 sheep activity. Cattle strength led by desirable steers and yearlings with early tops near 17 50, cows up 25 cents, calves 14 50 to 15 50 for good stock. Hogs mainly lower across the board with top at 15 60 and sow prices soft. pigs steady to 25 cents higher. Sheep and lambs show 25 to 50 cent gains with Western lambs near 38 50 and best native lambs around 13 00.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Omaha Livestock Prices Move On Mixed Receipts
Receipts of hogs 7 600, fairly active. butchers steady to lower with top at 14 85. Cattle receipts 7 000. best fed steers around 15 50. stockers and feeders up to 26 cents higher. Sheep receipts 34 000. all classes 25 cents higher. fat lambs and feeding lambs top at 12 75. best ewes 7 90.
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Omaua
Liberty Bonds Bond Prices Reported
Liberty first 31s price 89.96 Liberty First 4s 4.88 Liberty Second 4s 84.30 Liberty First 4%4 3 84.60 Liberty Second 4s 84.42 Liberty Third 4%s 87.70 Liberty Fourth 4%4s 84.80 Liberty Fifth 4%s 96.50
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Liberty Fifth
Bootleg Whisky Trade Flows From Colorado Into Wyoming
Denver reports Colorado's moonshine network widening as bootleggers haul illicit whisky into Wyoming. The piece notes Wyoming residents seeking drink before national prohibition dominated by Colorado distillers and outlines cross border activity supplying southern Wyoming towns with illicit liquor.
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Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Whisky runners shift north as prohibition enforcement tightens
State prohibition officers report many alcohol laden machines now head north to Wyoming from Colorado, Cheyenne and Laramie. Bonded whisky from Wyoming is no longer available, moonshining falters there due to sugar shortages, while Colorado moonshine finds a ready market across the border. One major exporter is named as a top booze runner from the old days.
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Laramie
Colorado
Wyoming
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