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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

Page

2

Wheat market shows strength amid optimistic demand

Chicago Board of Trade notes active general buying in wheat with expectations of lower crop yields in the southwest led by Kansas. European demand improves for North American wheat as stocks firm and prices rise. Corn and oats gain on cover and light offerings while rains in Oklahoma temper harvest outlook.

Chicago Kansas Winnipes Liverpool France Italy Czechoslovakia Oklahoma Jodie

Weather summary from Creston observer report data

Daily temperatures recorded at Creston show varying highs and nightly lows. Data for May 28 May 29 and June 1 June 6 are incomplete with missing values and weather station notes.

Creston Thura

Cash Market Report From Noon Loghorn Market

In the noon market, prices for cattle and poultry show activity with hogs and turkeys noted. A cryptic entry lists hides at about 2.60 and general market movements, though many words are garbled.

Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs and Cattle Receipts

Chicago and Omaha livestock markets show varied demand for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs receipts around 11 000 to 19 000 head with steady to strong bids. cattle receipts near 6 500 to 19 000 with steadier trade on better grades. veal lambs and yearlings firm while light and feeder cattle market softer. Cash grain prices listed with multiple No 2 and No 4 yellow grades and oats trading in a busy Chicago cash market.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Dept. of Agric Omaha Dept. of Agrica Stuckers Fender Butke Bologna California

Unclear Livestock Market Report With Mixed Bids

Fragmented OCR text lists cattle offerings and prices including Monecake colt Boo, Rishon, Dune TE, and Castle-recelpty cattle with prices like 0.50 to 9.60. Mentions show receipts of 7000 and stockers Fondo 0.5008 85. Overall content is garbled with numerous misspellings and unreadable items, no clear sale date or aggregating totals.

Monecake Colt Boo, & Kn Jundys Stockers Land Fondo Peng Wynne

Liberty Bonds and Market Terms Preview

Fragmentary OCR item mentions Liberty Bonds in New York with figures like 100.245 fuel and 4 percent second bonds. Unclear text includes numbers and dates, likely wartime finance notes. lacks coherent narrative or full entities.

Wall Street Gains Push Stocks Higher on Broad Market

Aggressive bidding for merchandise and motor shares boosted trading volume on the stock market. May Department Stores and Woolworth rose three points, with Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Mackrick Hudson White Motors Willys Overland Loose-Wiles Pastis Cereal Coca Cola and American Smelting advancing 1 1 2 percent. Van Swerins Fair stocks drew strong interest amid consolidation talk. Positive road news cited freight loadings over a million cars in the second week of the year, lower gasoline surpluses, and higher steel demand. French debt pact ratified, but European currencies, including French francs, edged lower as demand for sterling held near 4.86. Call money renewed at 4 percent.

New York Joe May Department Woolworth Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Mackrick Hudson White Motors Willys

Inland market notes on potatoes butter and poultry pricing

A fragmented market report lists potato prices in United States regions with round whites and sacked varieties, noting Minnesota Idaho Washington and Wisconsin price shifts. Butter creamery extras and receipts are cited, alongside poultry trade terms and freight details, reflecting a midyear market snapshot from June with varied regional quotes.

United States Minnesota Idaho Maho Ruewets Washington Madama-Louisiania Bliss Florida

Market report fragment from St Louis cash grain page

Local commodity notes show mixed corn and flour prices with no change for some grades. Entries include No 2 yellow and No 3 corn and white varieties, with backstop figures and a focus on shipments and barrel quantities.

ST. Louis

Omaha Cash Grain Market Report Fragment

Fragmented grain market note from Omaha showing prices for No 2 hard and No 2 white oats and sugar values in New York with unreadable lines. Indicates unsettled and incomplete data with no reported sales.

New York

Coffee. New York Duu Coffee No. 7 Sale

Readable fragment notes a coffee product listing with price details and supplier identifiers. Mentions New York and Santos brand names, a several line item totaling 15.95, and a dated entry. The text is fragmented. extractable facts include product name, locale, and price.

New York Duu Coffee Ula Santos

Society Calendar and Club Notes From Local Page

Local social calendar lists numerous clubs and meetings including KC Club Larkin Club and Evergreen Club with afternoon sessions and prizes. Notices mention Methodist W P M S Dorcas Ladies of GA Priscilla and Christian and Congregational aid societies with weekly events and refreshments.

Golf Club C. N. C. Stag White Shrine Meetia Teemona Club Jolly Afternoon Club Sixteen Club Congregational Aid Soiety Presbyterian Aid Society Christian Church Aid Society Methodist Chueh Att Society Euttieas Methodist W. P. M.S Dorcas Society Ladies of GA. R. Priscila Eliah

Wednesday Club and Afternoon Bridge Social Notes

A reading of club activities reports a 10 member meeting at 622 North Birch Street conducted by Mrs. FA Carlson. Guests included Mrs. A Jehol and Mrs JK Trelor of Corning with afternoon prizes awarded amid bridge and refreshments.

Larkin Club Larkin Lub Roy Haynes South Pine Street Raymond Culver EW Rowland Wilbur Zuber Ernest Taylor and Childron Maxine Jon Charles Culver Roy Tinker Margaret Haynes Evergreen Club Bil Peak North Oaktreet Ime Beergreen Clu Wednex Thy Tefternoon Ridge C. WW Durvis George Hopkins Regina Willams Frederick Parrish Jrome West Lucas Street John Akes Clifford Frazier Edward Smith Carl Hanson Hos The Christian Church Weiltestag Sadie Farnaworth Deal Bridge Club George Bartle North Sumner Avenue Enteriai Meal Bridge Club Ryle Mes O. Lute Ad Stes J T. McCotl James Dnaper Ilm. Stanley Martle North Birch Street FA. Carlson A. Jehol Mes. JK. Trelor Corning Moore North Elmstre T. P Roberts Carl Nord Ld. Adolph Som T. P. Roberts L. J. Adolphson Rl Hexel Sarat Cunningham West Adams Street Fternoon Bridge W. Ford J. L. Farthing Aternoon Club Mary J. Porter Wilfred Keith

Births in Lincoln Township and at East Howard Street

Mr and Mrs George Hepler announce a baby girl born Monday at their Lincoln Township home named Dorothy Louise. Mr and Mrs Toph Smith announce a baby girl born at 5 am at 1 East Howard Street weighing 10 pounds named Joyce.

George Hepler Lincoln Township Dorothy Louise Toph Smith Bist Howard Street Che Joyce

Ford Auditor Details Profits in Infringement Case

Detroit report shows Ford Motor company earned net profit 526 441 951 for 1917 to 1924 seven year period. Herbert J. Leister chief auditor testified in U S district court that gross profits for the same years were 870 178 220. Testimony by William Sayres Jr indicated Parker Rit company claimed infringement for a rust proofing path. Leister said profits were not tied to rust proofing as a selling inducement. The article also lists several local arrivals and departures from St Joseph Marshalltown and Doon accompanying relatives.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Herbert J. Leister United States District Court Yeaterday Sears William Sayres, Jr Muster Chancery Parker Rit Pr Company Price Leister

Beulah V. Spire Seeks Reelection as Union County Auditor

In a political ad the Union county auditor urges voters to reelect her. She highlights prior service in the courthouse starting as a clerk, then deputy in the treasurer and auditor offices, and argues her experience benefits taxpayers. She states no profits to anyone and promises continued efficient service.

Fou Yam Union County Botton Lextra Demtty Treamiror Anil Beulah V

Union County Chamber Seeks Bigger County Fair At June Meeting

A Union County Chamber of Commerce session invites all to participate in a joint meeting on June 4 to discuss plans for a larger and improved Union County Fair. Local business leaders and residents encouraged to attend.

Auction Sates Supt F E Haines to review request

C W Clark states that the auction and county board will preside over the request from the Interstate Commerce for increased matters of the community. The notice references Supt F E Haines and the CB QRA in the proceeding.

F. E. Haines

Coroner Campaign Ad Urges Voters to Cut Costs

A political notice to Union County voters supports a candidate for coroner pledging to run the office at the lowest possible expense. The ad frames the past term as costly and appeals to taxpayers to back fiscally restrained leadership in June.

Union County

Memorial services notice for Chas A Hayden

Memorial services are set for Hugo at 6 a.m. on Sunday at M. Behnthre IVA Clem.n. Chas. A. Hayden, B. M. music teacher, located at 713 West Mills. Phone 387-W.

Medarine Hugo A.m. Sharp M. B.ehntreh Iva Clem Chas. A. Hayden W. Mills

Theyregnaue at home Tampadora 5c Cigar

Mr and Mrs Benoit Dreyfus and family motored to Des Moines Wednesday and spent the day with trends Mr and Mrs Will Hughes of Atchison Kansas who left Wednesday after spending the past few days here visiting with friends.

William Getter Jerome Marshall St. Joseph C. Micks Jeanere Hicks Powell Sop Baden Marshalltown Harry Jones Elmer Shaul Doon W. J. Miller Benoit “Dreyfusdunl Des Moines Will Hughes Atchison, Kan

For Sale ads offer room house settle with small down

Want ads show two cents per word with 25 cent minimum. Listings include sale of a boyaston ro dover breeding, inquire Joe Donahue Shannon cy. Also sale or rent a room modern house with small down balance monthly. Two lots 40 foot east frontage pavement North Sycamore total together. Address O-4 Advertiser.

Boyaston Dover Joe Donahue Shannon Cy Kem Boye North Sycamore O-4 Advertiser

For Rent Notices With Multiple Listings

Several rental notices appear for urban flats houses and rooms. Listings mention locations such as North Maple West Mills Dams Street Vine and Davenport building with details including modern furnishings garages and light housekeeping. Phone numbers 519 415 4 NT 40W 605 West Mills 305 West Mills and 1156 X accompany the ads.

Agnew North Phone Dams Street West Mills Davenport North Maple Street Carl Davenport Advertiser Vine West Mills Star Telephone X. P. H. Mitchettng

Wanted ads mix in Creston paper notice row

Classified fragments from Creston Weekly Advertiser show job and service requests including washing, practical nursing training for Tadly, office helper, and farm service schedule. Also notes about painting, abstracts firm J V Richanison, Jerusalem thimble bee, and a subscription offer for 25 cents a year with mailing details.

Uelgian —Tattion

Subscriptions Offered for Creston Weekly Advertiser

A 25 cent yearly subscription rate is quoted for Mall subscriptions outside Creston in Adair Adams Madison Clarke Decatur Ringgold Taylor Adair Union counties. Send payment as coin or stamps to Creston Advertiser 206 North Maple Street Creston Iowa Tel 42 Supscribe now.

Creston Union Adair Madison Clarke Decatur Ringgold Taylor Adame Creston Weekly Advertiser North Maple Street Tows Creston Weekly Taylor, Adama Creston Advertiser Iowa

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