Wheat market pulls down prices as visible supply rises
In Chicago and other centers winter wheat prices eased while the US wheat visible supply rose by 1 931 000 bushels and weather favored spring wheat. Corn gained on late crop worries as oats followed suit and provisions held firm amid hog and corn trends. Shipments included 31 000 bushels sold and 300 000 bushels of corn booked to Buffalo. Deliveries on July contracts stood at 42 000 bushels.
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Chicago
United States
Lise
Buffalo
Chicago cash grain prices and seed market report
The Chicago cash grain table lists bids for wheat with multiple grades and prices, oats and barley bids, and seeds values for timothy, clover, and lard. Entries show No 1 red wheat at 1.40, various yellow and white corn values, oats and barley figures, and meat product prices.
Creston Weather Summary For July Week
Daily high and low temperatures reported from Creston show a range across the week with no precipitation. The record lists highs from 92 to 89 degrees and lows from 53 to 68, with notes of none for precip and a 1 pm forecast hinted on page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povernmient
Creston
Chicago Livestock Prices Rise Amid Strong Hog and Lamb Trade
Chicago livestock prices moved higher with hogs and lambs leading gains. Hogs sold 10 to 12 cents higher early, with light and packing hogs showing notable advances. cattle and calves also firm, while Western lambs and natives posted gains. Total receipts edged up for hogs and cattle, with combined market runs around 44,900.
Omaha Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Show Gains
Omaha market news reports July 25 listing receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Hog prices rose 16 to 25 cents with tops at 10.35 and weekly averages around 8.78. Cattle receipts 7,400 with steady to firm demand on better grades for steers and yearlings. Sheep receipts 5,500 with lambs 25 to 50 cents higher and top lambs near 14.10, ewe values around 6.40.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 3 000 pigs top 10 60 butchers 9 05 10 05 10 to 20 cents higher. Cattle receipts 4 500 calves 5 000 grass steers slow other killers steady bulk grain fed steers and yearlings 10 25 12 25 bulk cows 5 78 7 25 bulk heifers 4 50 10 25 all cutters 4 25 5 25. Sheep receipts 4 000 lambs fully 25 cents higher choice natives 12 8 25 best range lambs above 14 00 stockers and feeders little change 8 75 down.
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Lee
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Irling
Jong Vwearings
Heifey
Rangers
Omaha
U. S
St, Joseph
St. Joveph
Wall Street Ends Strong on Fresh Highs and Heavy Names
On July 25 the call money renewal rate held at 4 percent as market strength carried across sections. U S Steel led gains ahead of earnings, with United States Steel, Republic, and American Steel Foundries moving to new highs. Woolworth, Kresge, and National City traded higher while Famous Players, Eastman Kodak, and Mack Truck weighed on activity. About 1,500,000 shares changed hands as the closing remained robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Republic
American Steel Foundries
Woolworth and Kresge
National Ten
Famous Players
Eastman Kodak
Mack Truck
Chicago and New York Markets Report Live Poultry and Butter Prices
Chicago reports on poultry receipts by type with prices per car and tote. butter prices and receipts shown with creamery and packing stock levels. New York notes steady butter and varied creamery scores, with hen eggs and western hennery whites also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hennery
Hay Prices in Kansas City and St. Louis Markets
Hay markets report Kansas City July 25 with irregular steady gains from 1 to 2 dollars, including prairie No 1 at 11.00 13.00, alfalfa No 1 14.60 16.50, timothy No 1 11.00 11.50. St Louis July 26 shows steady hay with No 2 old timothy 16.00 18.00 and alfalfa up to 21.00 22.00, plus new timothy 11.00 15.00 and various clover mixes.
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Hay
Kansas City
Prairie
St. Louis
Grain futures prices from St Louis report
St Louis cash grain notes Wheat No 2 red 1.421% 143% No 2 hard 0 5 Corn No 2 yellow 1.09 No 3 yellow 1.0644 1.09 No 2 white 1.05 sample 0 97 Oats No 2 white 0.50 No 3 white 0.45448
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ST. Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Brief
Wheat prices show No 1 hard at 1.29 to 1.41, No 2 hard at 1.28 to 1.36, No 3 hard 1.27 to 1.35. Corn prices list No 3 white 96 cents, No 2 yellow 99 and No 2 mixed 95 cents to 44 cents. white 44 appears incomplete.
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Omaha
Onaha
Jutvy
Toledo Seed Prices and Bids Reported
In Poledo Ohio on July 24 Clover seed brought cash bids of 14.00 for October and 17.05 for December with domestic trades at 17.00. Timothy seed shows cash new at 2.45 with December at 2.60.
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Toledo
Poledo
Timothy Cash
Visible grain supply in New York up and down
The visible supply of American grain changes by bushels on July 25 with Wheat up 1,304,000. Corn down 1,279,000. Oats down 2,087,000. Rye down 62,000. Barley up 13,000.
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New York
Flour shipments quoted for families in Minneapolis
Flour uncan ked in carload lots to families priced at 8 15 to 8 25 per barrel in 50 pound cotton sacks shipments totaling 39 331 barrels brew 24 50 25 54
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Minneapolis
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported in New York
New York on July 25 shows bid prices for Liberty bonds with various series at differing levels. Key figures include Liberty 3 100.27, 4s 105.7, and Treasury 4s at 108.19, among others, reflecting market activity for government securities.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
Liberty Ays
Treasury
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Market
Raw sugar held at 4.52 with Cuban duty paid as refiners steady and unchanged. Refined sugar remained firm at 5.90 for prompt shipment, up 10 points from prior levels.
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New York
Mrs. C. G. Roberts on trip to Albia for visit
Mrs. C. G. Roberts of Bedford traveled through here today en route to Albia where she plans a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Roberts
Bedford
Albia
Creston Man Fatally Hurt In Car Wreck
Fred Miller a 60 year old retired farmer from Postville died Sunday when his car backed off a 50 foot embankment on state highway 51 between Postville and Waukon. The page notes multiple recent drownings and fatalities in nearby incidents, highlighting a pattern of deadly water and road accidents in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Postville
Waukon
Dorothy Ellis
Robert
Ottumwa
Michael Decker
Caveston
Joseph Cooper
Sioux City
Lester Gleason
Westfield
Big Sioux
Rocco di Lucco
Lehigh Cement Company
Mason City
Francis Stappershoef
Anna
Woman Dies After Car Overseturns Near Dubuque
Mrs. Elizabeth Reische, about 45, died from a fractured skull after the automobile returning her to Chicago from Anamosa overturned near Fillmore on the Dubuque Cascade road. Her daughter Murial, the driver, and her three sons escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Elizabeth Reische
Chicago
Anamosa
Fillmore
Dubuque-Cascade Road
Murial
Treatment Of Soil Increases Alfalfa Yield In County
Rock phosphate works slower than acid phosphate but endures for seven or eight years. With it, the stand is expected to be improved. At the Joe Wray farm, one of the best alfalfa fields in the county was inspected. It was seeded in the spring of 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wray
Woman charged after pistol snatching near Romarro residence
In Council Bluffs on July 25 AP reports Mary Romarro threatened to kill and reportedly intoxicated, when Willie Arnold detective and Joe Stauter intervened after she snatched a .45 caliber pistol and aimed at them near the Romarro residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Mary Romarro
Owie Arnold
Joe Stauterkus
Romarro
Burglars Loot Bishop Cafeteria Safe in Waterloo
In Waterloo on July 25 burglars pried open a small safe at the Bishop cafeteria and escaped with 1200 dollars in cash. Local police seek information on the break in and identify no suspects at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bishop
Doctors travel to Cleveland for medical clinic
Council Bluffs doctors MLE Okede and B F Gibbs flew to Cleveland to attend a clinic and planned to return by air tonight. In Aurora six bandits robbed patrons at a South Shore street meeting, shooting one man and escaping with 150 dollars in a car. About 300 people gathered for the Iowa dyers and cleaners state convention in Council Bluffs. Webster County Izaak Walton league will delay any move to secede from the national group. Dr Karl Wettstone named president of the University of Omaha effective September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Mle. Okede
B. F. Gibbs
Cleveland
Aurora
South Shore
Willard Loose
Sandwich
Fort Dodge
Bank Robbery Hits Mount Jackson. $2000 Taken
In Winchester Virginia on July 25 a Mount Jackson National Bank robberized by a man and two women armed with pistols. They escaped in a car after taking all cash and currency in sight, fleeing Shenandoah County despite pursuit efforts.
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Winchester
Mount Jackson National Bank
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Mudra Leaves for Nebraska Cousin Visit
Paul Mudra son of Mr and Mrs J V Mudra of 109 West Seneca street departs this morning for Grand Island Nebraska to spend a couple of weeks at the home of his cousin Charles Osborne.
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Paul Mudra
J. V. Mudra
West Seneca Street
Grand Island
Neb
Charles Osborne
Britain Cabinet Reviews Geneva Naval Talks Progress
London July 25 A special cabinet session reviewed progress at the Geneva tripartite naval conference. W C Bridgeman and Lord Cecil returned from Geneva to brief the government and may depart again soon. The foreign minister's Commons statement hinged on the day's discussions. The Earl of Balfour marked his 79th birthday.
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London
Bald- Win
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
Lord Cecil
Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Earl of Balfour
Dubuque Hosts Large Rite as Rohlman Becomes Davenport Bishop
In Dubuque a crowded St Raphael cathedral witnessed the consecration of Henry P. Rohlman as the fourth bishop of Davenport. Archbishops 20 bishops and numerous priests attended with a sermon by Archbishop Edward D. Howard. A post service reception followed, with Davenport clergy and lay delegations present.
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Dubuque
Ilona
Henry P. Rohlman
Davenport
St. Raphael's Cathdral
James J. Keane
Edmund C. Heelan
Sioux City
Thomas W. Drumm
Des Moines
Edward D. Howard
Oregon City
Ore
Austin J. Dowling
St. Paul
State School To Be Probed
Burlington, July 25. Affidavits on file charge negligence in the care of Richard Pyevant seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bryant. He was taken to the state institution at Glenwood Iowa and is now in a local hospital badly bruised. County Attorney H J M ofelt has asked the attorney general and the state board of control will meet at Glenwood Wednesday to investigate. Mr Bryant is former commander of the local legion post and district commander of the American Legion.
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Burlington
Richard Pyevant
Fred Bryant
Glenwood
Board of Control
Hf. Mofelt
Bryant
Legion
American Legion
Aimee's Mother Leaves Temple Amid Stakes at Angelus
Minnie Kennedy former business manager at Angelus temple left Los Angeles before dawn by car for Taft California after an ultimatum from Aimee Semple McPherson that Kennedy quit or the evangelist would return to Illinois. McPherson called the departure routine and said Kennedy would return tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Minnie Kennedy
Angelus Temple
Taft
Calif
Aimee Semple McPherson
Temple
Disease Threat Follows Flood in Mississippi Delta
Dr. F L Underwood says the Mississippi delta faces a pellagra outbreak after flooding. No deaths yet, but several insanity cases reported. Lack of milk and improper diet cited as main causes amid flood damage.
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Jackson
Miss
F. L. Underwood
Mississippi
Underwood
Mrs. P. D. Armour Dies in Chicago at 85
Mrs. P D Armour widow of Armour founder dies at 85 in Chicago after long illness. Her son J Ogden Armour is ill abroad. she aided the business early days and funded philanthropy from the large estate. Surviving relatives include two grandsons Philip D jr and Lester Armour and granddaughter Mrs John J Mitchell jr.
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Chicago
P. D. Armour
Armour Packing Business
J. Ogden Armour
Leola Armour Mitchell
John J. Mitchell, Jr
England
Armour and Company
Armour
Municipal band draws large crowd at Rainbow park
Music notes report a lively Sunday concert by the Creston Municipal band at Rainbow park with a strong turnout and praise for the performers. Next Sunday the band plays again at McKinley park at 3 p m as Donald McGuffin and Lee Griffin join the reed section.
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Chas. A. Hayden
Rainbow _ park
McKinley Park
Donald McGuffin
Goldman
New York
Bell
Cincinnati
Symphony
Dorothy Caruso
Edward Johnson
Oldest Triplets Turn 71 in Knoxville
Abraham, Isaac and Jacob Wagner of Knoxville celebrate their seventy first birthday as they claim to be the world’s oldest triplets. Each has a family and is a farmer, recalling boyhood battles and school days while sharing yarns about their early days.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Abraham
Issac
Jacob Wagner
For Sale and Rent Classified Advertisement Roundup
A collage of advertisements lists gas range Blackberry sales private household goods typewriter range kitchen items and multiple rental offers. Notable entries include a Majestic range and kitchen cabinet sale 60 acre land parcels near town rents for offices and six room modern houses with addresses and contact references.
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G. W. Mullin
Cromwell
Remington
N. Spruce
West End
D. M. McMaster
Wanted Help Wanted Classified Lines Phoné 1029-W
Advertisement for general housework in private home and for sales agents by Sherman Nursery Co of Charles City Iowa. No experience needed. outfit provided. money paid weekly. Includes contact reference for Northwest nursery stock growers.
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Northwest
Sherman Nursery ‘O
Charles City
Lost items ad chain and handbag between Orient and Creston
Lost chain between Orient and Creston offered reward. Call Advertiser office. Also lost tan leather handbag between Sidney hotel and Fremont Street on New York avenue with liberal reward for return to this office.
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Orient
Creston
Reward
Call Advertiser Office
Sidney Hotel
Fremont Street
New York Avenue
Neighborhood Beauties Confounded by Resemblance
The text notes that local belles found it hard to tell if they were entertaining Abraham, Isaac, or Jacob, as their looks and likenesses blurred distinctions. The playful line hints at shared features among men in the community.
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Abraham
Issac
Jacob
Ingenious trap halves tomato crop losses in Virginia farm
Danville, Ill. reports a truck farm near Virginia using electric lights and kerosene pans to trap tomato worm moths. Pans sit three per acre about 10 feet high with lights six inches above. Moths are drawn in and fall into the kerosene. The farmer says losses cut in half since the device was used.
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Danville
Ill
Virginia
Card of Thanks for CIHAK Family
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and assistance after the loss of our home. Mr. and Mrs. James V. Cihak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Cihak
Margaret Forbes
F. M. Keim
J. E. Forbes
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S Markets
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain & Provisions
Cora
Pless
Cash Market Report
Chicago Livestock
Hoge
Omaha Livestock
Wall Street
Virginia Barrel
Irish
Kansas
Micsour
Council Blutts Tauly
Karl Fe. Wettstone
Dubuque (la.) University
University of Omaha
Great Britain
Aimee
P.D. Armour
Music News
Russell Hintz
Florida
Union County
Virginia Cafe
Agnew
Cail Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V. Richardson
Glenn Waltz
Creston National Bank
W. C
Russell
Thos.l.cheetham & Son
Lensea
West Adams
Crestos
Honey Beauty Shop
Strauss Dry Goods
Photo D
Creston Plumbing Heating Co
North Elm
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