Chicago wheat market shows early downturn amid large world shipments
Wheat prices fell in early trading in Chicago influenced by record world shipments for last week and low rural holdings on Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines. May and July contracts moved from unchanged to lower, with a partial rally fading. Corn and oats firmed briefly on Belt ripening, then corn visible supply rose above last year, hogs eased, and provisions followed weaker grain.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
United States
Chicago cash grain price report activity on Jan 11
Wheat and corn prices move in narrow ranges with No 1 hard at 1.81 to 1.82 and corn mixed grades from 60s to 80s, including No 2 yellow at 80 to 82 1/4. Oats rye barley and fats such as lard ribs and bellies also listed with recent bid ranges and sample grades.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Weather Summary for Creston by Government Thermometer
Weekly weather note from Creston observer shows 7 p.m. temperatures and nightly lows. Report dates include January 5 with .38 inches precipitation and low 29, January 6 with .36 and 19, January 7 with .53 and 12, January 8 with .21 and 17, and January 11 with .35 and 5.
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Creston
Observer
Pri
Ny. Mno. A
Nosseene
Chicago Livestock Prices Mostly Lower on Jan Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 80 000 with broad demand but prices mostly 25 cents lower across weight groups. Cattle receipts 28 000 with fed steers and fat cows slow and weaker. Sheep receipts 26 000 with fat lambs and fat sheep weak to lower and few early sales noted.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Omaha Jan 11
Hogs receipts 9 500 mostly 10 to 15 cents lower with 160 to 200 pound hogs 11 40 to 11 60 and top 160 pounders 11 70. Cattle receipts 10 500 with fed steers weak to 25 cents lower. veals and stockers mixed. cows 4 75 to 6 25 and bulls active. Sheep receipts 12 000 with sheep and lamb prices down 25 to 40 cents. packer top 15 05 and feeder lambs around 14 75 to 15 20.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Livestock Market Receipts At St Joseph
St Joseph on January 11 reports hog receipts at 5 500 with prices 11.25 to 11.75 for bulk and top 11.90. Cattle receipts around 4 200 with steers 8.00 to 10.00 and top 10.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 9.25, calves 5.50 to 12.00, stockers and feeders 6.00 to 8.50. Sheep receipts about 6 500 with lambs 14.50 to 15.25 and ewes 8.00 to 8.75, all prices lower by about 25 to 50 cents.
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ST. Joseph
Jan
Hay Prices Higher As Market Reports Kansas City
Kansas City hay markets show increases with prices up by one dollar. Choice alfalfa now 24.00 to 25.00, No 1 prairie 14.00 to 15.00, new timothy 19.50 to 20.50, clover mixed light 19.00 to 20.00.
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Kansas City
Hay
Choice
Market Nets Fresh Feed Prices In St Louis Brief
St Louis business notes show hay and timothy feeds with prices for No. 2 timothy at 21.00 and 23.00, No. 2 cover mixed at 21.00 and 22.00, and choice western alfalfa at 29.00 and 30.00.
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St. Louis
Hay
Choice Western Alfalfa
Horse and Mule Market Prices in East St. Louis
East St. Louis markets report steady demand for horses and mules. Drafts bring 130 to 160 dollars, good eastern chunks 40 to 60 dollars, choice southern horses 30 to 60 dollars. Mules 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225 dollars, 15 to 16.2 hands 125 to 190, 14.3 to 15.2 hands 50 to 90.
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East St. Louis
Jan
Visible supply report on grain for January 11
New York reports the visible supply of American grain with Wheat down 1,106,000 bushels, Corn up 4,091,000, Oats down 560,000, Rye up 815,000, and Barley down 59,000 bushels.
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New York
Flour Prices Steady as Shipments Continue
Minneapolis January 11. Flour unchanged. family patents 9.75 to 10.00 per barrel. Shipments amount to 46,372 barrels. Bran priced at 26.50.
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Minneapolis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report
Omaha markets show wheat No 1 hard at 1 73 to 1 75 percent No 2 hard at 1 72 to 1 73 Corn values list No 3 white 75 No 4 yellow 71 1 75 No 2 mixed 76 Oats No 2 white 44 1 3 percent No 3 white 41 4 percent
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Omaha
Janane
Raw and refined sugar prices hold steady in New York
Raw sugar quiet with no sales and prices at 4.11 duty paid. Refined sugar dealings light with prices unchanged from 5.00 to 5.50 for fine granulated.
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New York
Toledo Seed Market Prices for Clover and Timothy Seeds
Clover seed Momestic 18.00 cash Jan Feb and Fab 15.15 March 15.25. Timothy seed cash and Jan 3.85 March 3.90. Market report from Toledo Ohio dated January 11.
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Toledo
Toledo O
Clover
Momestic
Timothy
Wall Street Slumps as Bank Deficit Sparks Selloff
On January 11 in New York trading, pressure on motors and other industrials sent many stocks down 2 to 4 points while fears of tighter money rates due to a 29 million dollar bank reserve deficit prompted selling. General Electric fell from 346 to 341 as Tex as Pacific Land Trust spiked 30 points to 705 on odd-lot buying, with several names showing strength regain.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States
General Electric
Wablashes
Tobacco
Reading
General Asphalt and
Public Service of
New Jersey
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Poultry and Produce Market Report from Chisago
Chisago on January 11 reports poultry alive steady with 7 cars received. fowls 26 29, springs 28, turkeys 35, roosters 19, ducks 25 30, geese 18. Potatoes fair to rising with state receipts 138 ears. butter higher with 11 865 tubs received. cheese and eggs mixed with varied firsts and seconds, reflecting steady to higher prices across commodities.
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Chisago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York MarketPrices for Butter Eggs and Poultry Jan 11
New York on January 11 reports butter steady with receipts 5,499. creamery extras around 44 41 4 to 45. eggs steady with receipts 6,610 and fresh gathered extra firsts around 41 42. storage quotes 32 to 38. hens nearby whites extras 49. browns 45 48. Cheese firm with state white milk flats at 28 29. Dressed poultry firm with fresh chickens 26 39 and turkeys eastern regions 43 58.
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New York
Hennery
Western Springs
Southern
Kansas City Market Prices Summary
Market report from Kansas City shows Butter-Creamery at 47, Packing 28, Poultry-Broilers up 2c to 29, Heavy hens 1e higher at 25, Light hens 19, Roosters 12, Springs 26. Potatoes Red River cobblers 3.95 to 4.00, Eggs noted as Eggs.
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Kansas City
Springs
Red River
Grain prices in St Louis cash market
St Louis cash grain prices list for January 41 shows wheat No 2 red at 1.95 1.96, No 2 red 1.84 1.85, corn No 3 mixed 76 No 4 yellow 76 1/2, oats No 2 white 44 4 44 1/4, No 3 white 4414 44 4.
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ST. Louis
Liberty Bonds Prices in New York Ledger
Liberty bonds quotes from New York on January 11 show closes for 3s at 99.27, Second 4s at 99.31, First 414s at 101.22, Second 414s at 100.20, Third 4s at 100.30, Fourth 444s at 101.31, and U S G 44s at 106.19.
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New York
Liberties
Coffee futures firm with Rio No. 7 Santos No. 4
New York January 11 coffee market shows Rio No. 7 at 17 percent Santos No. 4 at 23 percent. Futures hold steady with March at 17.54 and May at 17.44.
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New York
Rio No
Santos No
Moray couple announce birth of baby boy
Mr and Mrs Gerald James of Moray announce the birth of a baby boy at their home on Sunday Mrs James is formerly Miss Catherine White.
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Gerald James
Moray
James
Catherine White
Mrs Hester Zollars Visits Omaha Then Returns Home
Miss Hester Zollars came back to Omaha this morning after a weekend visit with her mother Mrs Fannie B Zollards at 304 North Jarvis. Margaret Lee Evans of Des Moines left for Council Bluffs to handle business interests and visit friends. Mr and Mrs J T Welch of McCook Nebraska returned home after Sunday in Creston with Mr and Mrs D J Crane at 305 Seneca Street. Welch is trainmaster of the McCook division of the Burlington railroad and known to many railroad men locally.
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Hester Zollars
Omaha
Fannie B. Zollars
North Jarvis Street
Margaret Lee Evans
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Evans
J. T. Welch
McCook Neb
Creston
D. J. Crane
Seneca’ Street
Welch
McCook
Burlington Railroad
C. M. Maple
Shannon City
Emmitt McCoy
Chicago
Opal Nelson
Clearfield
E. C. Lainson
Afton
Doris Corbin
Kitty Brown
Glen Schoonover
Atlantic
W. C. Kelly
St. Charles
P. H. Duffy
Steve Purdy
Orient
W. F. Hines
South Walnut Street
A. Strauss
Joe Leuck
J. J. Stump
Colorado Springs
Stump
Leon L. Light
T. Dailey
Alliance Neb
East Iowa road plan announced for Jasper Muscatine counties
Plans by Fred R. White chief engineer of the state highway commission outline graveling 10.8 miles of primary road No. 2 from Sweetland northeast to Scott county line with bids set for Jan 21 in Muscatine. Relocation work on primary No. 7 from Kellogg to Poweshiek line will divert River to River road east to a new railroad crossing and remove Devil's Elbow and Sugar Creek hill bottlenecks.
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The
Associated Press
Ames
Jasper
Muscatine
Fred R. White
State Highway Commission
Sweetland
Scott County
Davenport
Kellogg Eget
Powesheik County
Kellogg
Devil's Elbow
Charles E. Scullins
Poweshiek County
Sugar Creek Hill
Highway Commission
Dunlevy Sentenced to 25 Years for Abduction Case
John Dunlevy pleaded guilty to the charges of abducting his young niece Elsie Dunlevy and ran away with her. He was sentenced to 25 years in Fort Madison prison after being arrested in Chicago. The case drew a crowd at Manchester court as the girl stays with her father T. J. Dunlevy awaiting further court actions.
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Associated Press
Manchester
John Dunlevy
Fort Madison
Dunlevy
Chicago
John Dunnlevy
Elsie Dunlevy
T. J. Dunlevy
Margherita of Savoy Laid to Rest in Pantheon Tomb
Margherita of Savoy Italy’s first queen of Italian birth was buried in the Pantheon beside King Humbert. The cortege moved from Bordighera to Rome with mourning streets, followed by King Victor Emmanuel and other royals. U.S. Ambassador Henry Fletcher deposited a wreath on behalf of President Coolidge.
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Associated Press
Rome
Margherita of
Savoy
Italy
Pantheon
Humbert
Bordighera
Margherita
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
United States
Henry P. Fletcher
Coolidge
Charge Police Chief With Aiding Bandits
Hillsboro Missouri January 11. Chief of Police L W Hurst of De Soto is jailed on charges he aided the escape of bandits who robbed the American Bank of De Soto on December 30 of 10640. He allegedly knew the route and diverted his posse. An alleged confession by William Perkins led to the arrest. Perkins says Hurst sent the rifle used in the robbery and received money and bonds, while others in Blytheville Arkansas are held or jailed on related charges.
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Associated Press
Hillsboro
L. W. Hurst
de Soto
American Bank of
Hurst
William Perkins
Perkins
Blytheville
Ark
Arkansas
Grange Says He Earns Big Money
New York reports Red Grange says in Collier's weekly he will not marry unless he meets a far more sensible girl than the flappers around since he became a headliner. He says he is glad he turned pro and will quit when ready, noting he has never been engaged and avoids headlines and divorce rumors.
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Associated Press
New York
Red
Grange
Collier’s Weekly
Creston Visits and Funeral Draw Local Travelers
Mrs. Allen Holcomb of New York City arrived in Creston for a visit and business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corey of Escanaba Michigan came to Creston for Fred Miller's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McCann and family from near Spaulding spent Sunday with J. E. and Mrs. McCann in Wyoming Avenue.
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Allen Holcomb
New York City
Creston
Frank Corey
Escanaida
Mich
Fred Miller
A. E. McCann
Near Spaulding
Mr. McCann
J. E. McCann
Wyoming Avenue
Society Events and Club Meetings Listed for Week
Social groups and organizations schedule a week of meetings and installations. Clubs include G A R T J Potter Post and Corps civic groups from Catholic Daughters to Ladies Literary circles meet at churches social and charitable society events noted across the community.
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Catholic Daughters of America
L. A
B. of R. T
Chautauqua Circle Christian Church Triangle Club Saturday Nighters
Hospital Society
Midnight Club Hosts Casual Friday Evening Party
The Midnight club was entertained Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. iRay Tillison with dancing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean and son, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tillman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sears and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ace Chumipsey and family, Harold Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Pagel, and the Tillison family.
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iRay Tillison
Charles Allen
Charles Dean
Floyd Tilleman
Harry Sears
Ace Chumipsey
Harold Brown
Pagel
Tillison
Evening Bridge Club Honors Miss Veryl Pence
Miss Inez Porter hosted her Friday bridge club at 504 West Adams Street. Miss Veryl Pence won the honors as players enjoyed dainty refreshments at the close.
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Inez Porter
West Adams Street
Veryl Pence
D A R Meeting of Nancy McKay Harsh Chapter
The Nancy McKay Harsh chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Friday evening with Mrs. Nina Grinnell at 802 West Howard Street. Maude Carson presided as vice regent and led a program on national state and local DAR activities followed by a Constitutional Quiz led by Eva Richards.
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Nancy McKay-Harsh
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nina Grinnell
West Howard Street
Maude Carson
Laura Haines Cook
Eva Richards
Mayflower Guild Hosts Winter Picnic at Congregational Church
The Mayflower Guild of the Congregational church held its annual winter picnic on Saturday afternoon after an extra social hour. A regular business meeting occurred and supper was served at 5 30.
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Mayflower Guild
The
Congregational Church
Frances Britten Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Frances Britten entertained a group of her girl friends for a seventh birthday party Sunday afternoon at her grandparents home, 706 New York avenue. The event featured games and refreshments with guests including Alice Hopkins, Margaret Brennan, Dorothy Caulfield, Helen Caulfield, Loraine Britten, Mary Britten, Geneva Gies, Helen McCann, Mary Lomica, Adella Bohr, Mary Hayden, Rose Britten, and Frances Britten.
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Frances’ Britten
Matt Britten
New York Avenue
Alice Hopkins
Margaret Brennan
Dorothy
Helen Caulfield
Loraine
Mary Britten
Geneva Gies
Helen McCann
Mary Lomica
Adella Bohr
Mary Hayden
Rose
Frances Britten
Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary For Mr and Mrs Cusack
Relatives planned a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. L J Cusack on their silver wedding anniversary. A noon dinner for 26 family members featured two silver gifts, followed by a 6 pm supper. Attending were L st Cusack S D Wallace John Wallace Marie Edward P H Cusack Anna Ellen Catherine Carney James D Wallace James W Cusack Madge Loretta James George A Wallace Leo William Arthur Gene Cecelia Joseph Wallace.
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L. J. Cusack
Cusack
L.st. Cusack
Bartle Arrival Reported From Creston to Los Angeles
Mrs. George Bartle reports Mr. Bartle arrived in Los Angeles on January 7 after leaving Creston on January 2. The message confirms travel details and timeline of the Bartle movement.
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Creston
George Bartle
Bartle
Los Angeles
Mr. Bartle
For Sale Classified Items Include Heifer House and Radio
Several for sale notices list a heifer at 607 New York Ave inquiry. Five room house offered by W. R. Bell with easy terms. Five tube radio available from John Shea bargain. Five room house priced at 2250 dollars by J. P. Hale phone 1270 W with easy terms.
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New York Ave
W. R. Bell
John Shea
J. P. Hale
For Rent 189 Acres Near Shannon City
Property listing notes 189 acres two miles west and 1144 miles south of Shannon City. Contact Ed Nolan via telephone through Shannon for details.
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Shannon City
Nolan
Shannon
Wanted ad rounds up farm loans and service jobs
WANTED A few choice farm loans at 5. Rent a 320 acre farm on 50 50. Phone 184 Creston for C. S. Ruff Orpington cockerels. Inquiry 404 South Poplar street. $10,000,000 company seeks man to sell food products soaps extracts etc exclusive territory pay daily. Write The J. R. Watkins Co Dept K-4 Winona Minn.
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C. S.ruff
Creston
South Poplar Street
J. R. Watkins Co
Dept
K-4
Winona
Minn
Meetings of C. D. of A Cafeteria Supper and Installations
The group invites members to a 6:30 PM supper on Tuesday followed by an 8:00 PM installation of officers. Attendees should bring a covered dish their own bread and butter sandwiches and dishes. Coffee will be served by the committee.
Card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown
The Brown family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during bereavement and for the floral offerings.
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Frank Brown
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Shenandoah
D. G. Wiley
North Sylcamore Street
May
KMA
Bancroft History Assembly
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T. J. Potter
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Methodist Church Aid Society
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Jolly
Quaker Society
Dorcas Society
Ladies’ Literary Circle
A. U. S. W. V. Meeting
Delphian Society
Ladies of G. A. R
Civic Federation
John Sullivan
W. M. Keith
L. S. Perry
Aston
J. E. Killinger
Lenox
North Maple
M. A. Franklin
W. Adams St
Creston National Bank
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Adaburn
North Maple Street
Carl Davenport
Advertiser
Irving School
M. M. Orient
Adam Pickett
C. H. Shay
McMaster
Gee Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. W. Richardson
Jas. B. Hawks
E. Montgomery St
Pharis Hatchery
Albia
W.n.patt
R. A. Swanson
Hester’s Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Wareham Beauty Shop Agnew
Phne
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Elm
Creston Iron &Metal. Co
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