Wall Street Slump and Sudden Gains Across Major Stocks
New York trading opened with broad stock volatility as many issues were liquidated amid oil market fears. Western Pacific and Lackawanna hit fresh highs while General Electric and Colorado Fuel surged, and the market fluctuated on rumors and uncertain oil prices.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Popular
Atlantic
Rock Island
Western Pacific
Lackawatina
Krehse
General Electric
Walworth
Miney
Irreeniar
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kangarry Missouri June 13 10 8 Dept. Agr cattle receipts 1 600 chive 500 wilin clare unready test Valuer fed yearly 750 9 00 bee bow 425 6 50 fed heifers up to 8 26 canners and cutters 2 50 3 76 bologna balls 4 56 4 75 bulk Vealeme to pickers S00 900 medium and heavier 4 00 750 stock er and feeders fully steady buwhk 600 7T 50 Hoge Recetpte 6 000 mostly 5 to 10 cents higher packer and shipper top 6 90 buk of sales 6 70 6 90 130 to 160 ound 6006 25 packing sows 6 50 640 stocker pigs steady 5 25405 75 Sheep Receipt S00 limited supply killing classes around a steady best native spring lamb offered 16 60
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Kangarry
Wilin
Clare
Chicago
Bureau of Agriculture
Department of Mapriculture
Bureau of Economics
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Dept. A Agric
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Easy Weight Gain
Advert says thin men and women can gain weight by taking McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets four times daily. Claims quick strength and flesh, with a money-back guarantee if not gaining at least a pound in 30 days. Distributed by Newcomb & Matthews and others.
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Dave
McCoy
Newconl & Matthews
Brett & Brennan
York Dryer Co
McCay
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts June Report
Chicago livestock market report shows hog prices steady to higher with light and heavy weights up to 25 cents, cattle receipts around 4,000 with uneven demand and vealers weak, sheep active with fat spring lambs steady. Bureau of Agriculture Economies projects tomorrow's receipts: hogs 4,000 cattle 1,000 sheep 4,000.
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha livestock prices and receipts for June 14 show hogs 10 to 15 cents higher with top at 6.90, and cattle receipts at 2,300 with slow demand and steady to weak prices for beef and dairy types. Sheep receipts 4,200 remain active with lambs steady to slightly lower and westerns firming on some loads.
Poultry and Produce Market Briefs Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago reports butter steady with creamery extras at 39 cents and firsts up to 36 to 38% for certain grades. Poultry unchanged. potatoes trading slow with varied round whites and sacked Bliss varieties priced around 2.00 to 2.50 per unit. Kansas City notes broilers 1 cent higher to 30 to 33 cents, others unchanged.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Bert
North
South Carolina
Kansas City
Coffee Ric No 7 and Santa&s futures drift steady
New York markets report coffee futures steady with July at 18.30 and December at 12.26. The notes show No 7 at 147 16 and Santa&s No 4 at 18 %, reflecting a calm trading session.
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New York
Santa&s
Sugar market report steady gains and prices
New York sugar quotes show raw sugar and refined sugar unchanged on June 13. Refined sugar remains at 6 with 230 and 6.65 for fine granulated, indicating stable values in the market.
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New York
Horse and Mule Market East St. Louis Listing
East St. Louis market reports 123 horses and mules unchanged. Local sellers maintain steady prices as buyers watch the livestock row for signs of demand.
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East St. Louis
Fragmentary 19th century price list item shows coin values
A damaged OCR snippet lists assorted prices such as 4 67 noe 10¢ Oboe 18¢ the ove 35c Ble Ze $2.50 with unclear context and no complete item description. The visible figures imply a catalog or marketplace ledger entry.
Chicago Board Trade Wheat Gains After Early Losses
Chicago Board futures moved from initial weakness to gains as Minneapolis and Winnipeg signals supported prices. Spring wheat acreage in Minnesota at a low not seen since 1872 boosted bulk bids with July at 1.10% and September 1.12% before a late rally. corn and oats followed with modest gains then eased. Hog prices strengthened, lifting provisions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Minnesota
Livestock market report from St Joseph Missouri
Hogs receipts 3,500 with prices up to 7.00, bulk 6.60 to 6.95. Cattle receipts about 4000 slow and steady with early steers 8.00 to 9.00, cows and heifers 4.75 to 9.00, calves 4.50 to 9.00, stockers and feeders 4.50 to 5.25. Sheep 1,500 steady to 25 cents lower, lambs 19.00 to 16.25, clipped lambs 4.25 to 5.75.
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ST. Joseph
Chicago Grain and Provisions Closing Prices Summary
Grain and provisions markets finish with July and September contracts in mixed moves. Wheat and corn show modest gains and losses while fats and ribs list varied futures. July positions reflect near term activity and later months indicate shifting values.
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Chicago
Cotton futures open and close steady in New York
Cotton futures in New York opened steady with July at 28.75, October 25.95, December 25.20, January 26.01, March 26.16 while spot cotton held at middling 30.10. Close readings show July 29.02 to 29.08, October 26.13 to 26.14, December 25.38, January 25.15 to 25.18, March 25.23 to 25.32.
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New York
Flowing Gold at Strand Theatre Thrills With Fiery River Scene
The First National film Flowing Gold stars Milton Sills and Anna Q Nilsson and features a dramatic burning river sequence. On a burning shack roof a man and a girl are saved after a plunge into flames, with Rex Beach’s adaptation delivering high speed action and vivid peril. The cast also includes Alice Calhoun Josephine Crowell Charles Sellon Bert Woodruff Cissy Fitzgerald and John Roche.
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Strand Theatre
Rex Beach
Milton Sills
Anna Q. Nilsson
Alice Calhoun
Josephine Crowell
Charles Sellon
Bert Woodruff
Cissy Fitzgerald
John Roche
Republican Candidates Spend $1277 for Union County Offices
A list of campaign expenditures shows 22 Republican candidates reporting a total of 1277.76 dollars spent in the Union County primary. Average spend 58.08 dollars with most funds directed to advertising cards and various office seekers' costs.
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Union
J. A. Wilson
Elmer Hunt
Richard Brown
Joseph P. Healey
Carl B. Boone
Miss Beulah V. Spencer
Fred Collings
Guy McCornack
Fulton Stream
Wayne 8. Hall
Roy Lynch
Ih. L. Watts
George Hilleary
A. F E. Otis
Wesley Sturgeon
N. C. Marquis
Fred Katzenbarger
Roy L. Stickels
John M. Carron
Allen Eddy
William A. Mc Kee
Ralph H., Hicks
Laura Dixon
Liberty Bonds Market Report from New York
New York June 13 U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 101 7, Second 44s at 101 7, First 4s at 102, Second 4s at 101 10, Third 4s at 101 31, Fourth 4s at 102 6, U S Govt 414s at 104 22.
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New York
U.S
Liberty
U. S. Govt
Flour Prices Rise as Marketnotes and Local Relocations
Flour in Minneapolis rose ten cents while patent numbers 6180 and 710 are listed. Lawrence Potter returns from Ames to spend summer with his mother Teresa Potter in North Maple street. Mrs J A Still from Villisea arrives in Creston after Marshalltown trip for G A R convention. Mrs Gulver also visits Creston with her daughter E E Champ while Pulver attends the Gye R convention. Cc E Hart and Son list Star sedans and touring cars transferred to D F Kelly Afton and Ray Conrad with several Creston buyers.
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Lawrence Potter
Ames
Teresa Potter
North Maple Street
J. A. Still
Villisea
Creston
Marshalltown
Fred Danielson
Gulver
Sunset Dinner at Crestmoor Attracts 225 Members
The first Sunset dinner and dance of the summer at Crestmoor Golf Club drew 225 of the 280 members. Chairs Mr and Mrs F N Dougherty organized a 58 person committee with women preparing the meal and men serving. Guests dined on salad, preserved meats, scalloped potatoes, rolls, preserves, coffee, ice cream and cake, then danced to Creston orchestra from 9 to midnight. A bridge luncheon is planned for June 16 with a men’s event on June 26.
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Crestmoor Golf Club
F. N. Dougherty
Creston
Dane
Advertiser Seeks News by Phone Before Noon
Column advises readers to telephone news to the office before noon for faster publication. Encourages prompt tips and timely notices to improve service.
Thursday Club Hosts Luncheon With Bridge Afternoon
Mrs. Orlo Coakley entertained the Thursday club yesterday afternoon at a luncheon. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon.
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Orlo Coakley
Bridge
Post Nuptial Shower for Mrs. Ralph Griffin
Mrs. Frank Cooper hosted a post nuptial shower Thursday evening for Mrs. Ralph Griffin, the bride of last week. A number of girls attended and presented pretty gifts. Dainty refreshments were served to close the evening.
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Frank Cooper
Ralph Griffin
Ramona Club hosts bunco afternoon at Mrs Clint Henry home
Mrs Clint Henry of North Birch street entertained the Ramona club Thursday afternoon. The gathering featured bunco with Mrs Art Louden and Mrs Belle McCoy winning honors and a dainty two course luncheon served by the hostess.
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Ramona Club
Clint Henry
North Birch Street
Bunco
Art Louden
Belle McCoy
O L C Club Hosts Mrs Dan Connors Bridge Afternoon
Mrs Dan Connors of South Birch Street entertained the O L C club in the afternoon. During the gathering bridge was enjoyed.
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Dan Connors
South Birch Street
Hame
Creston Visit Highlights Local Family Travel
George Larson arrived in Creston Thursday evening to visit his daughter Mrs. John Shea and family on North Maple Street. He had been visiting in Los Angeles. Lu Ellen Jordan from Ottumwa, who was staying with her grandmother Mrs. E Young and grandfather M. J. Jordan, returned home this morning.
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George Larson
Creston
John Shea
North Maple Street
Larson
Los Angeles
Lu Ellen Jordan
Ottumwa
E. Young
M. J. Jordan
Local residents and visitors note in Creston social visit roll
Miss Naomi Griffen returns from Orient to Creston where she visited her parents Mr and Mrs H B Griffen. William Forrestelle of Omaha a Bankery Life Insurance representative was in Creston for business and calling on friends. Miss Elizabeth Agnew leaves for Boulder Colo to attend summer school. Mr and Mrs Albert McFee of Shannon City return after visiting in Creston. Miss Bee Reardon suffers illness at home. Curtis West leaves for Rockford Ill to take a new AP job. Mr Forby returns from Cedar Rapids and is an owner of the Ideal Electric shop. Mrs Bert St Johns and Mrs Shannonfield of Sigourney arrive in Creston to visit Mrs St Johns parents. Mr L W Hurlburt of West Adams street hosts visitors.
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Naomi Griffen
Orient
H. B. Griffen
William Forrestelle
Omaha
Bankery Life Insurance Company
Creston
Elizabeth Agnew
F. EB. Agnew
West Montgomery Street
Boulder
Colo
Curtis West
Rockford, Int
Mr. West
Associated Press
Advertiser
Bert St. Johns
Shannonfield
Sigourney
Tanlae praised for ending years of indigestion
Mrs. C H Long of Omaha Nebraska credits Tanlae with ending four years of torture from indigestion nervousness and sleeplessness. She says the medicine restored appetite weight strength and color after repeated illness and flu. She notes over 40 million bottles sold and urges readers to try Tanlae.
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C. H. Long
Ellison Ave
Omaha
Nebi
Tanlae
Tanlace Pill Advertisement Study Note
An OCR fragment discusses Tanlace Vegetable Pills claimed to treat constipation and notes Tanlac makers Ady and company. The text centers on a promotional claim of relief and references the product’s manufacturers.
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Tanlac Ady
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Perfect System Bakery
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