Market Wrap Chicago June 10 Wheat and Corn Fall Amid Rain Forecast
Wheat faced a sharp price drop as thin buying and selling pressure spread, with heavy showers across the plains and a bearish crop report discounting in. Corn and oats declined with rain from Manitoba to Kansas weighing on sentiment, and hogs and cattle saw weaker to mixed trade at Chicago last quotes. Cash grain showed varied bids with No 2 yellow corn and No 1 common oats trading lower in thin markets.
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Chicago
Kanga City
Omaha
Misatsippi
Manitoba
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Market notes from Minneapolis June report show varied grain trades
Fragmented data from Minneapolis June market notes indicates oil and grain terms including barrels and sacks. It lists prices such as 465Ke9.70 per barrel and shipments totaling 97,417 barrels with Bran-22.00, reflecting uncertain OCR results and partial figures.
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Dune
Sugar Prices in New York Market Report
Sugar market notes New York June 1 shows refined prices steady at 5.40 and 5.90 per unit with duties paid. Nondetailed report references refined and granulated varieties. Market tone indicates no change in key contracts for today.
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New York
Weather summary for Creaton temperatures week ending June 10
The report lists daily highs and lows for Creaton from June 4 to June 10 with a mid day reading at 1 pm. June 4 high 7 low q none. June 5 high 16 low none. June 7 high 61. June 9 missing. June 10 high 86 low none. The data were compiled by the government thermometer registry a week ago.
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Creaton
Grain price report incomplete from St Louis market
Market notes from St Louis on June 10 show No 2 red priced at 1.59 to 1.60, No 2 mixed and No yellow quotations unclear. The fragment lacks full series and dates for a complete summary.
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ST. Louis
St .Touis
Omaha cash grain prices for wheat and corn items
In Omaha cash grain listings the report shows No. 2 hard wheat at 159 percent, No. 3 white corn at 684, No. 1 volume around 70, No. 1 mixed at 64, No. 4 white at 40. The text blends several grade names with percentages indicating prices or values.
Toledo seed ledger entry shows diverse seed and date items
Fragmentary ledger note listing seed prices and entries with names such as Dee Wold and Timothy Cush. Mentions June 10 Culver seed domestic 42.00 and various amounts 17.50 20.50 16.60 45 Sept 70 id. Unable to determine complete transaction details from the torn text.
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Toledo
Culver
Dee
Timothy Qved
Wall Street Railroads Lead Gains In Forenoon Trading
Wall Street reports show rail road shares displaying strength in the forenoon as Van Sweringen issues lift Pere Marquette Chessie and Ohio and Nickel Plate 1 to 2 percent. Jersey Central recovers, United States Steel stabilizes after a small May decline, Gulf States remains under pressure in call money. Market closes firm with steady tone.
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New York
van Sweringen
Pere Marquette
Chessake
Ohio
Jersey Centr
Los United States Steel
Gulf States
Mt Tom
Poultry and Produce Markets Mixed With Varied Receipts and Prices
Market notes show steady to higher moves in live poultry with broilers and hens up, and ducks and roosters mixed. Potatoes ease while creamery products hold near high levels, with receipts totaling around 9,700 to 10,600 units and mixed regional price shifts across Alabama Louisiana California Texas and Wisconsin.
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Albama-Lowisiana
Californi
Texas Carolina
South
Wisconsin
Idaho
Saint Joseph Livestock Trading Report and Local Notes
Saint Joseph market receipts show cattle and sheep volumes with steady demand. Notable entries include Keith Hushing visiting Humeston for business, Mrs Catherine Farthing awaiting Iowa City events, and Mrs Frank Carlson traveling to Corning for weekend visits with friends and relatives. Local names include Harry Coleman, Aliee Goddard, Pred Harpin, and the Babbitt, Cooper, and Myers households in the area.
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Keith Hushing
Humeston
Catherine Farthing
Iowa City
Ummer
Harry Coleman
Lowa City
Coleman
Aliee Goddard
Wah
State University Hospital
Harpin
Wichita
Kaw
Abert Babbitt
South
Maple Street
Frank Carlson Jeet
Corning
Mable Cooper
Brook
W. H. Myers
Malachy Entertainment at McKinley Park Auditorium
A Friday evening program at McKinley Park Auditorium begins June 11 at 8 o clock featuring Malachy. The event invites community members to enjoy a night of performances and entertainment in the park venue.
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Malachy
McKinley Park
Firiday
States push for constitutional convention amid Prohibition fight
A letter argues twenty eight states have sought a constitutional convention since 1991 to address all issues vital to representation. It cites petitions from New York Massachusetts Maryland and Rhode Island as sufficient to force Congress to call a convention, while noting many states have historically sought amendments and criticizing the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act as misaligned with national sovereignty and constitutional balance.
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William Assenblyman Cuvillies
Cuvillier
Congress
New York
Massachusetts
Maryland
Rhode Island
Arkamsat
California
Colorado
Delaware
Indiana
Iowa i
States Coal
Senate
House
Estimates Shrinkage of Corn 20 to 25 Percent
Estimates from C W Gadd of Fort Dodge show corn shrinkage between 20 and 25 percent from last fall to this spring. He notes less corn on hand than government figures indicate, citing cases like Poe and Pocahontas with notable reductions due to cold and wet weather in October.
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Enanes Wwe
C. W. Gadd
National Agrientineal Credit Corporation of
Fort Dodge
Timate
Gadit
Poe
Gadd
Corn loan firm led by Mr Gadd critiques government corn estimates
Mr Gadd says the Iowa based firm loaning money on corn to aid orderly marketing has two offices in Fort Dodge and Des Moines. He claims unusual corn consumption is underappreciated by the government and that current estimates overstate available supply.
Brazil Resigns from League Council Amid Tense Deliberations
Geneva dispatch reports Dr Mello Franco announcing Brazil’s resignation from the League of Nations council while remaining a League member. Mello Franco said Brazil would seek re election as non permanent member of the League of Nations court. Senor Queruboul declared Brazil’s stance unchanged and unable to accept a secondary rank in the council.
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Paris
Wy Ateh
Geneva
Dslo
Franco
Womnell
League of Matio
London
Jeneva
Mello Franco
League of Nations
Brazil
Council
League
Neva
League of Nations Court
Melle Franco
Counel
Awa
Counell Reization Commission
Switzerland
Pain
Ite of Nations
Counell
Senor Querboul
Eighth Grade Pupils Mis Spell Adeloids
Eighth grade students mis spell a medical term while discussing a school event. The fragment references a pupil named Alestia Day and notes county activities and an arena setting. The readable text mentions audience, students, and a local incident involving mispronunciation during a presentation.
Wyoming papers boast of distance from railroads
Two Wyoming weekly papers claim a national niche with quirky lines about being far from railroads. The Pinedale Roundup jokes it sits 104 miles from any railway, while the Wyoming State Journal notes its lodge near Yellowstone Park and declares rails end where trails begin.
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Wyoming
Pinedale Roundup
United States
Pindale
Wyoming State Journal of Lander
Telowstone National Park
1st American Youth Entry Highlights Regional Meet
Fragmented OCR details reflect a youth event with mentions of dates late June to early July at Stratton, involvement of organizations, and officials from June 28 to July 5. The text references Brendon College and a Washington backdrop, with unclear scores or outcomes.
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Seagelomciats
Stratton
Washington
Brendon Coollige
Miss Agnes Welch Beauty First operator near Imperial Ui
Miss Agnes Welch is identified as a graduate operator at Beauty First, located on the east door east of Imperial Ui, with contact number Ui Phone 146.
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Agnes Welch
Imperial Ui
Wareham Beauty Shop and local notes
Union county hosts a Sunday school convention at Shannon City on July 1. Miss Gertrude Brown of Pragcott visits Wareham for a day of shopping and friends. Miss Ollie Hines arrives for a few weeks with sister Mrs Hawking. Helen Dohelson leaves for Clarinda to attend summer school. Mrs Ralph Dean on vacation. Miss Shui covers at Dr Heron's office. Mrs RM Johnson travels to Lenox for a week visiting sister Mrs Williams.
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Union County
Shannon City
Gertrude Brown
Pragcott
Ollie Hines
Mra
Hawking
North Walnut Street
Helen Dohelson
Clarida
Hines
Orient
Mes
Hawkins
North Walnut
Ralph Dean
J. G. Heron
Miss Shui
RM. Johnson
Lenox
Williams
Want Ads For Sale In Orient Iowa Ad Note
Want ads list items for sale including a Viciel motorcycle sidecar a China brook sow and farrow a plant variety sale cabbage peppers and sweet potatoes a modern two room house with down payment option and two 40 foot frontage lots on North Sycamore with pavement addressed to 0-4 Advertiser in Orient Iowa and nearby.
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Viciel
Farrow
L. B. Olson
Orient
Iowa
Jay
R. M. Boyce
North Sycamore
For Rent: Various rooms and apartments listed
Multiple rental notices describe available units including office rooms over a drug store on Adams Street, six room house near Adams Street, new modern furnished apartment, one large airy sleeping room in a modern home, and small Davenport building apartments on North Maple Street. Contact numbers are provided for each listing.
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Adams Street
Lee
East Howard
Davenport
Maple Street
Carl Davenport
Rertiner
Nea
Wanted ads and misc notices fill Creston Weekly Advertiser
Classified items include hay buyers a traveling party position in Des Moines Light farming and odd jobs sought by a 59 year old man and various misc entries Notes mention Belgian stallion for hire farm service abstracts loans subscription offer for the Creston Weekly Advertiser to mail papers to surrounding counties Located in Creston Iowa with contact details and rates for weekly paper subscriptions
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H. A. Wessels & Son
J.W. Richardson
Erate
Creston Weekly
Creston
Mall 10 Union
Adair
Madison
Clarke
Desatur
Ringgold
Taylor
Adama
Creston Weekly Advertiser
North Maple Street
Towa
Telephone
Executor's Sale Public Notice Iowa 1926
Public notice by the executor of Amos J. Myers deceased announces a public auction on June 19 1926 at 2 pm at Creston Court House to sell 60 shares of Creston National Bank stock and Iowa State Savings Bank stock for cash, highest bid. Pub dates June 9 10 12 14 17 18.
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Chicago
Cnieauke
Dept. of Agric
Creston National Bank of
Creston
Iow
Iowa State Savings Bank, Executor
Chiropractor Swanson at Hester's Shoe Store
Dr. R A Swanson chiropractor listed at Hester's Shoe Store located 107 North Maple Street with phone numbers 663 Res and 937 ntfleg notes.
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R. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Hoentfleg
Res
Closing Notice for Reston Green House and St Malachys School
A notice states that all operations at Reston Green House will close by 6 o clock daily. It also mentions St Malachys School closure on the evening of June 11 with a lock in event or related action.
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Reston Green House
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Lara
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Igor Thas
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Mateo
Muter Creamery
St, Joseph
Ai Joseph
League Council
Best Tees
Alestia Day
County
Futistontents
George Burley
George
Chas
A. Hayden
B. M. Susie
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Wareham Beauty Shop
Agnew Huilding Phone
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Atlantic City
Thaw
Evelyn
Sel
Stanford White
Southern
Associated Merchant Bankers
Observatory
Des Moines
A. Gamble
Thos.l.cheetham & Son
West Adams
Tampadora
St. Malachys
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