Wall Street Stocks Hold Steady Amid Shifting Levels
Wall Street reports firm closing despite mixed moves as United States Steel edges down to 113% and American Can slips to 185% while United States Cast Iron Pipe falls to 159% Woolworth gains nearly 4 points to 138% on dividend expectations Pan American lead lifts Oslo as call money returns to 3% The session closes firm with notable market observations about resistance breaks and social dividend chatter.
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New York
United States Steel Common
Woolworth
Osla
Pan-American B
Omaha Livestock Markets Tighten Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts 17 000 with medium weights steady while underweights dip 25 cents. Cattle receipts 2 200 with red steers and yearlings around 10 65 to 11 00, veal top 9 00, cows 5 00 to 6 75, bulls 4 50. Sheep 4 000 with lambs 20 to 35 cents higher, Californias around 14 75, Idahos 15 35 to 15 50, feeders limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U.B
Livestock Prices Report From St Joseph Auction
Hoofstock receipts 8 590 with strong to 10 cent gains to 11.90, bulk 11.75 to 11.90. Cattle receipts 1 000 steady to weak, steers 9.00 to 10.75, cows and bulls 3.25 to 4.00, calves 5.00 to 9.50, stockers and feeders 4.75 to 7.75. Sheep receipts high lambs steady, sheep lower: lambs 14.00 to 15.00, ewes 6.50 to 6.60.
Horse and Mule Market Prices in East St. Louis
East St Louis market reports strong demand for draught horses at 150 to 200 dollars and good eastern chunks 75 to 100 dollars. Mules show prices from 60 to 190 dollars across sizes and draft heights with typical ranges between 13 and 16.2 hands.
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East St. Louis
Horsa
Minneapolis Market Prices Report
Minneapolis items show price changes with Piour at 20 cents higher and family Pat ente listed at 9.10 and 9.25. Bran prices adjust from 27.00 to 27.50 in the June 5 edition.
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Minneapolis
Local Weather Observations Report
The weather summary covers the past 24 hours ending at 7 am. Temperature ranged from a high of 86 to a low of 50. Rain was none at the hourly records, with earlier readings showing 1.42 inches at a certain time and another value of none.
Chicago Livestock Markets Sluggish Hogs Steady To Strong Cattle Mixed
Chicago stockyards June 5 report shows hog receipts 22 000 with mostly steady to strong bids for heavier butchers 240 325 pounds and lighter hogs 180 210 pounds around 11 12 30. Cattle receipts 3 000 with fat steer trade spotty to weak while fat cows and feeders show limited demand and vealers uneven. Sheep receipts 9 000 with fat lambs steady and ewes slightly weaker as Idaho lambs bring 15 50 to city butchers and native lambs around 15 00 to 15 50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Idaho
Produce and Poultry Markets Report for Chicago June 5
June 5 Chicago markets show alive poultry steady with varied prices for fowls broilers and turkeys. Potatoes receipts rise with New York and Wisconsin notes while butter remains unchanged and eggs rise on higher firsts and storage pack extras.
Butter and eggs steady with varied receipts in New York
Market report from New York dated June 5 shows butter steady with receipts totaling 21 069 pounds and creamery extras 92 score at 43, firsts 88 to 91 score around 41 42 cents, and packed stock for current make No 228. Eggs irregular with receipts 24,93 and nearby whites and extras around 40 cents. Cheese steady with receipts 145 063 pounds, state flats mixed at 22 28 and 21 34 percent ranges. Live poultry irregular including broilers by freight and by express, dressed poultry and hens, roosters and droisers listed with prices. Kansas City report June 6 notes creamery unchanged 44 45 and eggs unchanged with firsts 28 and selected 34. Potatoes unchanged with Red River Ohio price at 1.75 2.00.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
New York
Freight
Express
Kansas City
Red River
Chicago cash grain price report
Chicago cash grain prices for June 5 show No 2 red wheat at 1.92 percent, No 2 hard wheat at 1.72 to 1.75 percent, No 2 mixed corn at 1.17146, No 2 yellow corn at 1.18 to 1.19, No 2 white oats at 52 to 52 1/2, No white oats at 48 to 50, rye none, barley 6 89, Timothy seed 6.35 to 7.75, clover seed 18.00 to 25.00, lard 17.00, ribs 18.50, bellies 20.75.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Timothy
Omaha cash grain prices report
Omaha June 5 wheat no hard 1.64. Corn No 1 white 1.09. Oats No 3 white 48% sold in a brief market rundown with the latest cash grain quotes and grades.
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Omaha
Sugar Prices Hold Steady on New York Market
Raw sugar remains unchanged at spot 4.438 with duty paid. Refined sugar also steady, with fine granulated quoted between 5.55 and 5.70.
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New York
Wheat Market Surges on Dry Weather and Crop Damage Reports
Active Chicago trading sent wheat prices to new seasonal highs as hot dry weather spurred fears of US crop damage. September and December deliveries rose to top levels, with July and Sept futures showing gains before profit-taking trimmed top prices. Corn and oats followed wheat higher, with mixed swings as traders weighed a possible short crop and substitution needs.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Market Prices for Hay and Alfalfa in St Louis and Kansas City
Hay prices reported from St Louis on June 1 list No 2 timothy and clover mixed at 13 to 18 dollars, choice western alfalfa 23 to 24 dollars. Kansas City on June 5 shows unchanged hay values with No 1 timothy 14 dollars to 15 dollars and prairie and mixed clover grades at 10 to 15 dollars.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
St Louis Cash Grain Prices Lead Market Snap
The St Louis cash grain prices list Wheat No 2 Red 2.00 to 2.08 per bushel and No 1 hard unknown. Corn shows No 2 mixed 1.14 to 1.14 and No 2 white 1.16 to 1.16 percent. Oats No 2 white 0.52 to 0.54 dollars per bushel.
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ST. Louis
Liberty Bonds Market Report From New York
U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 101 1 2, First 4s at 101 30, Second 4s at 101 10, Third 4s at 101 30, Fourth 4s at 102 16, U S Treasury 4s at 102 21 and 106 30.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Coffee futures show mixed moves on New York market
In New York traders saw irregular activity in coffee futures with Rio No 7 Santos No 4 and current quotes drifting. July futures at about 19.40 and December around 16.04 reflect uneven demand and supply pressures.
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New York
Jame
Rio
Santos
Procession of Witnesses Testifies Against Murphy
In Cresco Iowa on June 5 the district court heard witnesses for the state in the Murphy forgery and embezzlement case. Testimony from Terresa Maroney Katherine Duggin F L May Louise Rods P F Davis Mrs Henry Graham and H Freiberg described Murphy as sane and engaged in recent business and court room activities. Freiberg recounted Murphy signing insurance papers after a land deal on November 26 1924.
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Associated Press
Cresco
D. J. Murphy
Waukon
Murphy
Terresa Maroney
Allamakee County
Katherine Duggin
F. L. May
Louise Rods
P. F. Davis
Henry Graham
H. Freiberg
Farmers’ Savings Bank of
New Albin
Mr. Freiberg
Eight year old indicted for murder in river death
Cambridge reports eight year old John Veres of Lowell indicted for murder by the Middlesex grand jury after admitting he and a six year old companion pushed 19 month old Vivian Husson into the Merrimac river and cast stones at the sinking body. The younger boy cannot be prosecuted.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
John Veres
Lowell
Middlesex Grand Jury
Vivian Husson
Merrimac River
MacFarlane and Jones Tie Open Playoff In Stalemate
Willie MacFarlane and Bobby Jones finish 75 all in the 18 hole playoff after 72 holes of medal play both at 291. They head into another 18 hole round to decide the national open championship in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
Willie MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
Georgia
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Sman
United States
MacFarlane
Jones
Willie MacMarlane
Tucahoe
MacFarlaane
Robbie James
Jones Took A 4 and MacParatne 3. MacFarlane
Husband Finds Wife Dead in Des Moines Home
Des Moines police investigate the death of Mrs James Smith 56 found dead at her residence last night. Her husband said he returned from work to find her on the floor with all doors and windows locked and no sign of forced entry. He noted she had been ill and complained of feeling bad that morning.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
James Smith
Weeks Shows Definite Improvement
Secretary of War Weeks shows definite improvement in condition, with doctors reporting progress today in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Weeks
Moscow Faces Japan In China
Civil administrators fortified in Canton China fear a major clash as unrest grows. Inhabitants flee to Hong Kong while merchants push for action against military rulers. Kuomintang leaders deny fostering communism, claiming socialism and democracy as government goals.
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Canton
China
Hongkong
Kuomintang Party
Kuomintang
Posters Call for Assassination in Shanghai Clashes
In Shanghai on June 5 posters urged violence against foreign police and foreign observers near boarded storefronts as raids on Shanghai University uncovered documents. A Berlin correspondence to a Chinese professor describes plans for a multination revolutionary organization uniting China Germany and Russia.
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Shanghai
China
Shanghai University
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Koomintang
France
Worms and No Worms Ames June 4
Ames news quotes L. L. Fitch of the extension department saying nearly all Iowa cabbage in home gardens will be eaten by worms without remedy. He urges use of poison dust on cabbage for sale or home gardens and notes cabbage’s outer leaves protect interior. illustration shows Mary Jannette MacDonald and Mary Whitebreast with treated cabbages. The recommended method is to dust early in the morning with flour and Paris Green at 30 to 1.
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Ames
Iowa
L. Fitch
Mary Jannette MacDonald
Mary Whitebreast
Tama
Paris
All Iowa Roads In Good Condition
Des Moines reports all Iowa roads are in good condition. The weekly bulletin of the Automobile Club notes dirt roads were rained on but dried quickly after hot winds, preventing damage from heavy use.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines Automobile Club
Cedar Rapids Man in Serious Condition After Poison Attempt
Elmer Woodford remained in serious condition in Cedar Rapids Iowa after an attempted suicide by poison last night. Domestic trouble is believed to have prompted the act.
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Cedar Rapids
Elmer Woodford
Sewing Project Meeting Held By Extension Group
Miss Marie Roberts of Iowa State College led a sewing schools program for farm bureau women. A Douglas West Highland and Platte counties meeting met at Mrs. W S Mills home on Peterson Avenue with ten attendees and a midday lunch despite threatening weather.
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Marie Roberts
Iowa State College At
Ames
Farm Bureau
Douglas
West Highland
Platte Townships
W. S. Mills
Peterson Avenue
Luther League Program At Peterson Home
The Luther League of the Lutheran church was hosted Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Peterson and John Nord at 619 North Cherry Street. Rev. M. Nordeen of Denver attended and delivered a talk. Dainty refreshments were served at the close.
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Luther League
Luther League of the Lutheran Church
Eddie Peterson
John Nord
Peterson
North Cherry Street
M. Nordeen
Denver
Literary Circle discusses Iowa Federation convention highlights
The Ladies Literary Circle met at 809 West Montgomery with Mrs. Fred Ide hosting. Reports from Des Moines May proceedings were presented by several members including Mrs. Ide, Miss Mallory, and Mrs. Davenport. Guests included Mrs. Davisson of Newton and others.
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Ladies’ Literary Circle
Fred Ide
West
Montgomery Street
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Ide
Josephine Mallory
Carl Davenport
Minnie Davisson
Newton
Martha Miller
New York City
Ella Miller
Red Oak
Roy Jenks
Columbus
Ohio
Earl Webb
Coquille
Ore
Evening Card Party at Crestmoor Club
An evening bridge and five hundred party was held Thursday at Crestmoor Golf Clubhouse with nine bridge tables and two five hundred tables. Mrs J W Richardson won the women’s bridge prize and W H Owene the men's. In five hundred Mrs Leon Morrison led women and R C Thomson led men. The clubhouse featured peonies and roses. Committee in charge were Mr and Mrs George Bartle Mr and Mrs Ford Levy and Miss Jess Lawson.
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Crestmoor Golf Club
J. W. Richardson
W. H. Owene
Leon Morrison
R. C. Thomson
George Bartle
Ford Levy
Jess Lawson
Ramona Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs Cummings Home
Mrs Elmer Cummings hosted a Ramona club gathering on Thursday at her North Maple Street home. After a brief business meeting and officer elections, members played five hundred with Belle White high and Tom Welch low scores, followed by refreshments.
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Ramona Club
Elmer Cummings
North Maple Street
Belle White
Tom Welch
Shower for Miss Goodsell plans her June wedding
Miss Harrett Goodsell, bride to be, was honored at a Wednesday evening shower given by Miss Helen Ball at 300 North Sumner Avenue. The party featured an evening of card games and socializing.
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Goodsell
Helen Ball
North Sumner Avenuue
Harrett Goodsell
Investigation into Bank of Denison records to be slow
Denison Iowa June 5 Bank of Denison records are described as in a hopeless state by bankruptcy officials. County Attorney Andrew Bell intends to begin an inquiry into alleged defrauded patrons amounting to potentially over 250000. Robert Healy and Bell will lead the probe with C L Voss’s forgery case fresh in memory.
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Denison
Bank of Denison
Andrew Bell
Robert Healy
Bell
C. L. Voss
Fort Dodge
Voss
Sac City
Wool Market Shows Stronger in Wool Prices
Boston reports a broader and stronger wool market with prices about five cents per scoured pound higher than last week. Activity in bright wool states is keener with some buying in territory states and better goods demand, especially for woolens while worsted and knit goods rise in demand.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Dubuque Expert Proposes Mounted Owl to Deter Owls
Dubuque Iowa June 5 J B Graham a local authority on birds suggests placing a stuffed owl in a conspicuous spot near Des Moines to frighten away troublesome owls disturbing residents.
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Dubuque, Ja
J. B. Graham
Dubuque
Des Moines
Marriage Notice for Evelyn White and Frank Schuemaker
Mrs. Agnes White announces the marriage of her daughter Evelyn to Frank Schuemaker of Marysville Missouri. The ceremony occurred Thursday morning in St Joseph Missouri with Rev Father Conners officiating. The couple will reside in Marysville where Mr Schuemaker is in business.
Edwards Boyer Nuptials Linked by Creston Couple
Miss Martha Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs N C Edwards of Creston and Roland Boyer son of Mr and Mrs W E Boyer of Kent were married at 7 oclock Thursday night at the Methodist church parsonage. Rev Homer Baumgardner officiated. The couple were attended by Claude Armstrong and Mable Blazek. The bride a Creston high school graduate Class of 1922 has taught for two years. Mr Edwards works for the Burlington railroad. They plan a short wedding trip to Omaha and Lincoln and will live at 405 North Vine Street.
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Edwards
Burlington Railroad
Omaha
Lincoln
North Vine Street
Birth of baby boy to Mr and Mrs Bruce McFee
Mr and Mrs Bruce McFee of Kent announce the birth of a baby boy at their home on Thursday morning.
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Mrs. Bruce McFee
Kent
Local residents return or depart after short visits
F Ethington returns to Des Moines after a brief visit. Ira Henry leaves for Council Bluffs to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Lee Shay of Benton attend to business and visit friends. Miss Halcyon Reckner heads to Ottumwa to visit Ray and Mrs Ray Emery for the weekend. Mrs Hazel McMahon Williams arrives from Dallas to visit the Harri s and Smith homes. Woolworth manager J L Brewster returns from Omaha after a Woolworth managers convention. Mary Margare Kennedy and sister Helen go home to Nodaway after three weeks with the Conway family. Marie Roberts from Iowa State College Ames completes sewing project schools and returns home. Ruth Wallace comes from Ottumwa to spend the summer with her parents. Winifred Conway returns from Ottumwa to spend the summer with her parents at 609 South Maple Street.
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F. Ethington
Des Moines
tIra Henry
Council Bluffs
Lee Shay
Benton
Halcyon Reckner
Ottumwa
Ray Emery
J. L. Brewster
Woolworth
Omaha
Mary Margare’ Kennedy
Helen
Nodaway
Marie Roberts
Iowa State College At
Ames
Ruth Wallace
St. Joseph's Academy
John Wallace
Winifred Conway
St. Joseph’s Academy
D. F. Conway
South
Maple Street
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R. J. Harrises
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