Chicago Wheat Market Rises on Canada Sale and Rain Fears
The Board of Trade in Chicago saw an early rally as Liverpool quotes showed unexpected gains. Reports of reduced ocean wheat shipments, Argentina rains, and floods in western Europe buoyed prices. May and July futures rose before slight pullbacks, then surged again on news that 1,000,000 bushels of Canadian wheat were bought for Europe. Corn and oats followed wheat higher, supported by weather worries and talk of reducing surplus. Hog values aligned with the trend as provisions remained easy.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ocean
Argentina
Europe
United States
lMne
Chicago grains and provisions prices on Jan four
Open high low and close figures for WHEAT CORN OATS RYE and fats show May July contracts across wheat corn oats rye lard rib and bellies with mixed percentages and round figures reflecting New York Chicago market activity on a cold January day in Chicago.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices on Jan 4 report
Wheat prices list for various grades from No 2 red to No 1 hard with values around 1.85 to 1.92. Corn prices show multiple mixed, yellow, and white grades with ranges from about 68 to 83 percent. Oats, Rye, Barley, Timothy seed, Clover seed, and fat products like lard, ribes, bellies listed with respective bid prices.
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Chicago
Horse and Mule Market Price Report at Earth Louis
Prices for horses and mules at Louis show range with drafts $130 to $160 for good eastern chunks and choice southern horses $30 to $60. Mules 16 to 17 hands $175 to $225, 15 to 16.2 hands $125 to $190, 14.3 to 15.2 hands $50 to $90.
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Earth
Louis
Cash Market Report Jan 4 42 O'clock Noon
Listing of poultry prices and farm goods with scattered OCR errors. Heavy hens four pounds and over at 23 cents, spring four pounds and over, and various Leghorn terms appear. Also notes on horse hides priced around 2 dollars and sixty cents, with other uncertain items and misread figures.
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Eines
Essen
Weather summary for Creston by government thermometer
Daily weather figures show 7 p.m. temperatures and nightly lows for December 29 to January 4. Readings include December 29 at 7 below freezing and January 4 a low of 35 with no precipitation recorded. Data reported on weekdays by the local observer.
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Creston
Observer
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
U S Department of Agriculture notes January 4 cattle hogs and sheep receipts at Chicago with hogs mostly steady to 10 cents lower in some classes. Cattle and sheep mixed with some gains for fat cattle and slow sales for fat lambs. Official totals show hogs 45 000 cattle 11 000 calves 15 000.
Omaha Livestock Market Summary
Cattle receipts about 10 000 with fed steers and yearlings uneven, shipping grades steady but other classes weaker, bulk 4.75 6.25 for cows, heifers 6.75 8.00, stockers and feeders 7.00 9.25, top 8.60. Sheep receipts 6500 with lambs mostly 25 cents lower, bulk wool lambs 15.00 15.25, top 16.25, yearlings 12.25, ewes to 5.50, feeders about 25 cents lower. hogs receipts 13 000 near steady to 25 cents lower, butchers 11.00 11.85, odd lots 140 150 pounds 11.25 11.85, average weekly cost 11.19.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Cimaha Jaa
U. S
St Joseph Livestock Prices and Receipts Summary
St Joseph stockyards report Jan 4 shows hogs receipts 4 500 with prices 5 to 10c lower top 11 70 bulk 11 40 11 65 cattle receipts 38 000 market steady to weak week steer prices 9 50 to 10 00 cows and heifers 8 25 to 9 25 calves 5 50 to 12 00 stockers 6 00 to 8 50 sheep receipts 6 000 market slow lambs 14 25 to 15 35 ewes 9 00
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St. Joseph
W. H. Clark
Creston Round House
John F. and
Farris Russell
Hay price report from Kansas and St Louis
Hay prices firming with higher bids noted in Kansas and St Louis reports. Alfalfa, timothy and clover mixed greens show increases. No 1 prairie and No 2 timothy rise amid market firmness.
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Hay
Kansas
Guy
Prairie
St. Louis
Jen
Ccholice Western
Omaha Cash Grain Prices January 4
Omaha market report lists No 1 hard wheat at 1.81, No 2 hard 1.80 to 1.82, No 1 mixed 1.83. Corn values shown as No 2 white 77, No 3 yellow 74, No 2 mixed 76. Oats No 2 white 41 4, No 3 white 40 43.
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Omaha
Grain price quotes from St Louis January four
St Louis cash grain prices list bids wheat No 2 red at 1.95 1.97? No 2 hard 1.87. Corn No 3 mixed 77 No 3 yellow 73% Oats No 2 white 44 45% No 3 white 44% 45% market quotes reflect bid offers for cash grain in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Visible Supply Report Reflects Grain Increases
New York January 4 the visible supply of American grain shows wheat up 88000 bushels corn up 3760000 oats up 550000 rye up 33900 barley up 136000 bushels
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New York
Toledo Seed Market Report Card
Toledo Ohio January 4 Clover seed sold domestically at 18.75 cash and 14.25 January 14.50 February 14.65 March 14.65. Timothy seed traded cash 3.80 March 3.86.
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Toledo
Timothy
Coffee market closes steady with mixed futures
New York January 4 Coffee futures show mixed activity as Ris No 7 and Santos No 4 trades appear. March futures at 17.52 and May at 17.45, with overall steady tone in open market.
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New York
Santos
Flour Prices and Shipments Reported in Minneapolis
Minneapolis on January 4 reports flour prices at 9.85 to 9.95 per barrel with shipments totaling 127,376 barrels. Market activity and delivery volumes are noted in the updated figures.
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Minneapolis
Srea
Hélee
Wall Street unsettled by mixed signals in early trading
Wall Street opened with some shares in sugar tobacco and southwestern railroad issues rising on pool operation but broad liquidation and short selling followed as investors weighed the uncertain monetary outlook. Chrysler gave back its early gains while Delaware and Hudson slipped four points amid coal strike deadlock and concerns over reserves. The bank statement showed a deficit of over 11 million dollars and call loan rates held at six percent. The session closed irregularly.
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New York
Sugar
Tobacco
Southwestern
Chrysler
Delaware
Hudson
Liberty Bonds Market Prices Report
Liberty bonds and U S government securities quoted in New York on January 4 with prices for First to Fourth 4 4s and 8 4s, including Liberty closed values and government 4s at 102.30 and related 8 4s at 106.9, reflecting market activity.
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New York
Sy%&s
U. S. Government
Produce and Poultry Market Report Summary
Chicago and New York markets show varied dairy and poultry prices and receipts. Butter and eggs move unsettled with mixed regional quotes. Dressed poultry steady with fresh and frozen lines. potatoes and cheese show stable to firmer bids across Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and Colorado.
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Chicago
United
Idaho
Kees
New York
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Express
Do Southern
Do South
Youth shot during hunt fights for life in Illinois hospital
Chicago report says Stanley Olson, 19, son of a Marseilles farmer, remains on life support after a .22 bullet lodged in his heart. Doctors expect recovery. In Des Moines, Jan 4, divorce actions will be public records under a new domestic relations court, Judge Fletcher notes it ends private default divorces.
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Chicago
Stanley Olson
Marseilles
Otawa
Des Moines
Fletcher
Butler Installed as Judge of Twenty First District
Des Moines reports Benjamin F. Butler began duties today as judge of the twenty first judicial district, succeeding the late William Hutchinson. A 14 year practice attorney at Sibley, Butler was appointed after Governor Hammill announced the choice last Saturday. Butler is a University of Iowa graduate and secured broad attorney endorsements.
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Des Moines
Benjamin F. Butler
Sibley
Twenty First Judicial District
William Hutchinson
Hammill
Butler
The
State University
Judge Cavender Faults Courts Slow Crime Rise
Des Moines police chief James Cavender cites mixed population and slow, idealistic courts as key drivers of crime. He argues unassimilated foreigners fail to heed laws, while wealthy or influential defendants evade conviction due to legal technicalities. He calls for swift certain punishment to deter crime.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
James Cavender
Cavender
Nebraska Farmers To Hold Farm Relief Meet
Nebraska's agricultural condition and attitudes toward farm relief will be discussed this week before about 2,500 farmers and business men from across the state. A 50-member committee will be named by Governor McMullen to study relief plans, with regional meetings to follow, while a mass meeting on Thursday will feature Frank O. Lowden and Dr. W. O. Thompson addressing the farm relief issue.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultura
McMullen
Des Moines
Hammill
Iowa
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
W. O. Thompson
Denver
Ohio State University
Iowa Bank Wins Assessment Case In U S Court
In a decision handed down today the Supreme Court ruled Guthrie county Iowa officials discriminated against the First National Bank of Guthrie Center in 1920 tax assessments. The ruling reserves the Iowa Supreme Court opinion and ends a long dispute over whether officials taxed other monies as bank stock. The bank argued county officials favored other monied capital, notably that held by individual citizens competing with it in loaning.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Guthrie County
Iowa
First National Bank of
Guthrie Center
Iowa Supreme Court
Three Injured In Collision With Red Ball Bus
Charles City report says Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Reilly and their 15 year old son were injured in a head on crash with a Red Ball bus near Charles City. All three listed as resting easily. Both vehicles badly wrecked. Weather may have slick roads contributed. The Reillys were returning from Mason City.
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Charles City
Melvin Reilly
Reilly
Mason City
Evening party honors Miss Ann Kelly with bridge prizes
Miss Ann Kelly of 210 South Birch street entertained friends at a Saturday evening party in honor of Misses Kathryn and Teresa McGuire of Des Moines. Bridge attendance featured Marie Sweeney as winner and Teresa McGuire as guest prize recipient, followed by refreshments.
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Ann Kelly
South Birch Street
Kathryn
Teresa McGuire
Des Moines
Marie Sweeney
Miss Wallace Hosts Music Students Mini Recital
Miss Wallace entertained Miss Eva Wallace music instructor and a group of her students and friends at her studio on Saturday afternoon. The program included music and games with helpers Janie Emerson Rachel Emerson Margaret Sullivan Mary Agnes Sullivan Frances Emerson Bernard Shea Delmo Hines Bobby Brown Jean Campbell Alice Foster Florence Fouchek Mildred Golden Mildred Newcomb Lrla Mae Shafer Roberta Shafer Josephine Duckworth Albert Farrell Bobby Tallman Francis Baker Charles Hickok Howard Hickok Keith Rodecker Ruby Rodecker Mary Crane Elizabeth Burns Marian Stanley Dorothy Riley Clara Atkinson Virginia Snoderly Mildred Allen Bessie Aibel Bessie Mudra Dorothy Griffey.
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Miss Wallace
Eva Wallace
Janie
Rachel Emerson
Margaret
Mary Agnes Sullivan
Frances Emerson
Bernard Shea
Delmo Teddie Hines
Bobby Brown
Jean Campbell
Alice Foster
Florence Fouchek
Mildred Golden
Mildred Newcomb
Lrla Mae
Roberta Shafer
Josephine Duckworth
Albert Farrell
Bobby Tallman
Francis Baker
Charles
Howard Hicko
Past Matrons Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Williams
Mrs George Williams entertained the Past Matrons club at 1116 West Jefferson Street with a 1 o'clock Saturday luncheon followed by a social hour.
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George Williams
West Jefferson A
Card Party at Warren Juliens Near Creston
Mr and Mrs Warren Julien hosted a Saturday evening card party at their country home west of Creston. Milks Helen McMahon and Bernard Hawks achieved high score while Roy Gordon recorded the low score. A luncheon followed the games.
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Warren Julien
Creston
Helen McMahon
Bernard Hawks
Roy Gordon
W. L. Hawks
North of Creston
Thomas Eugene
Christian Endeavor Meeting Chooses Seullen Team Winner
Christian Endeavor members met last night at the Presbyterian church and held a speaking contest. The society split into two divisions led by Richard Seullen and Thomas Santen. Santen's team lost and plans quick banquet for Seullen and his team.
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Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Richard Seullen
Thomas Santen
Santen
Seullen
Local residents depart and return for holidays and business
L L McGregor and C E Coen leave for Chicago on business for McGregor Bros and Coens Furniture. Miss Louisa Grinnell returns from Des Moines to 803 West Howard, attends Drake University. Winifred Conway resumes studies at St Josephs Academy in Ottumwa. Edward Rowland, wife and son John return from Des Moines after illness of his brother Ralph. Marshall Camp resumes studies at Iowa State University after vacation. Louis Temkin of Torrington arrives in Creston to buy horses, a regular visitor to the stock community.
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Louisa Grinnell
Des Moines
L. E. Grinnell
West Howard Street
Miss Grinnell
Drake University
Winifred Conway
Ottumwa
St. Joseph's Academy
Miss Conway
D. F. Conway
South Maple Street
Edward Rowland
John
New York Avenue
Rowland
Ralph Rowland
Iowa State University
John Deitrick
L. J. Camp
Arispe
D. W. Camp
Louis Temkin
Torrington
Georgia McGrath
Diagonal
Creston
William Milnes
Sherwood Drug Store
Des Moines College of Pharmacy
Howard Beatty
Crinnell
A. S. Beatty
West Adams Street
Howard
Grinnell College
Bernard Main
Ames
Iowa State College
Frank D. Main
West
Jefferson Street
Florence Stever
Lincoln
M. F. Stever
Stever
Nebraska University
Nellie Harsh
Grinnell
H. F. Harsh
North Sycamore Street
Miriam Reynolds
Matt Conway
Conway
South Myrtle Street
Florence Johnson
Edgwood
F. R. Johnson
Miss Johnson
Edgewood
Evangeline Conway
Elizabeth Conway
North Cherry Street
St. Joseph’s Academy
Helen O’rourke
James O'Rourke
Marian Williams
Miss Williams
Guy Williams
Jefferson St
Woodhull and Shaw Married in Corning Ceremony
Emma Woodhull and Tru Man Shawt wed at Corning on Thursday, officiated by Rev. Treloar of the Baptist church. Attended by Shawt’s daughter Harriet and Woodhull relatives, the couple will reside at 1401 West Adams street after January 10.
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Woodhull-Shaw
Emma Woodhull
Tru- Man Shawt
Corning
Students and locals resume studies after holidays
Beg Your Pardon Miss Georgia McGrath travels to Ottumwa to continue at St. Josephs academy. Numerous area students return to colleges including Iowa State Ames Nebraska Lincoln Grinnell for the new term. several locals depart for Des Moines Lincoln Ottumwa and Edgwood after holiday visits.
Rug Weaving and Abstracts Office Ad Combined
An old classified snippet lists a blind rug weaver at 208 North Lincoln with a phone 334-w and Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company run by J. W. Richardson as president. Also advertised are quality chicks from Pharig Hatchery in Albia Iowa with 100 percent arrival guaranteed and profitable breeds.
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North
Lincoln
Gee Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. W. Richardson
Pharig
Albia
Iowa
Card of Thanks From the Miner Family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of husband and father, signed by Mrs B F Miner and children.
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B. F. Miner
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Board of Trade
Cash Market Report
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
Omaha Cash Grain
Wall Street
Liberty Bonds
Kansas City
Springs
Red River
Associated Arena
Ada
Iowa Bank
U.S
Eastern Star Meeting
Merry Makers Club
Kersox Club
Risko
Woodman Circle
Progressive Chautauqua
Omus Club
Card Club
A. M. O. S. Meeting
Carnation Club
Static Bridge Club
Triangle Society
Congregational Church Aid Society
Cecil Cain
Uandi Club
Girls Allies Congregational Missionary Society
Pide-A-Wee Club
Christian Church Aid Society
St. Paul's Guild
Elsezir
Elzevir Reading Club
Delphian Society
Mayflower Guild
L. L. McGregor
C. E. Coen
McGregor Bros
Coens
George Vogle
Agenda Clase
Marjorie Hawley
Royal Neighbors
I. O. O. F. Hall
Margaret Fuller
Tim
Patt Flats
W. Adams St
Apt
K. C. Hall
Raton
John Sullivan
Perry, Afton
R. O. Clark
Sunnyside
Hood
Baden
Laden Park
M. A. Franklin
Creston National Bank
C. W. Griffith
Cromwell
Nevinville
Algo
P. O
Pine St
Kdabura
Davenport Building
Maple Street
Carl Davenport
Advertiser
Udern
N. Sycamore Street
W. F. 8. Barnes
Adam Pickett
J. R. Watkins Co
K-4
Winona
Minn
Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwatosa
Wis
Kall
R. A. Swanson
Hester’s Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Crest Theater
Wareham Beauty Shop Agnew
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Elm
Creston Iron & Metal Co., Inc
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