Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Produce in Chicago
Chicago markets report firmer cattle and mixed hogs with reduced receipts. Choice beeves at 15.85, hogs up but prices lower on launch. 43,000 offerings, 25,000 less than week ago, with 2,000 direct to packers. Cattle arrivals 17,000, steers mostly 12.00 to 13.00 range. sheep fair quality with limited bids. Produce shows steady poultry, dull potatoes, butter and eggs mixed in New York markets.
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Chicago
Dept. ‘of Agric
Hoga—Reec
Idaho
Yana
North Carolina
Wisconsin-Minnesota
Wits
Corn and wheat rise on Chicago Board of Trade news
The Chicago Board of Trade reports a 2,148,000 bushel rise in corn visible supply, yet corn advances sharply aided by heavy rains and cool temps. Wheat moves up 1 to 1 3/4 cents, oats follow, and provisions gain 7 to 20 cents as buyers, including bulls and major houses, push into deferred deliveries.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Move Through Mid June
Chicago market report shows bid prices across wheat corn and barley with No 4 red wheat at 140.1 424% and No 2 yellow corn around 95.14 97. Mixed and white kernels post varied quotes from 46 to 97 cents per bushel while rye barley timothy and clover seed list minor values. lard rib and FPO to C4 ST noted.
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Chicago
Timothy Seel
Grain price report from St. Louis CASIS
In St Louis on June 12 grain prices for corn and oats are listed with mixed No 2 1.49 to 1.50 percent figures and various No 2 and No 3 grades for yellow white corn and oats with price ranges shown for several grades including No 4 white.
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ST. Louis
Casis Grain
St Louis
Omaha cash grain market notes for June 13
Wheat prices list No 1 hard 141 1.49 No 2 hard 141 1.5216 No 1 mixed 1.40 Corn prices show No 2 white 0 591% No 2 yellow 1.93 No 2 mixed 90 No 2 white 49 4914 No 8 white 48 4s%
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Omaha
Weather Summary from Creston Government Thermometer
The report lists the 7 p.m. temperature and the nightly low recorded on the government thermometer in Creston as reported on weekdays by the observer. It provides a weekly snapshot of temperature readings for the town.
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Creston
Omaha Livestock Market Report for June Prices
Hogs receipts 56 500 with bids 15 to 30 cents higher and top at 9.05. Cattle receipts 6 500 with fed steers and yearlings firm to 25 cents higher. slaughter steers 9.75 to 12.00, beef cows 7.00 to 9.00, veals to 12.50. Sheep receipts 8 000 with lambs and yearlings 50 to tie lower and best ewes around 5.50.
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Omaha
Loans to brokers and dealers rise at New York banks
Washington July 13 The Federal Reserve Board reported loans to brokers and dealers held by New York federal reserve member banks on June 8 totaled 3 118 429 000 up from 2 061 891 000 the prior week indicating a sizable weekly increase in market funding.
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Washington
New York Federal Reserve
Federal
St. Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 4 500. market 15 to 20 cents higher. top 9 90. bulk 8.70 8.95. Cattle receipts 2 400. market strong to 2 75 higher. steers 10.25 12.00. top 13 25. cows and heifers 4.00 10.00. calves 6.00 10.50. stockers and feeders 7.0 9.00. Sheep receipts 3 500. market slow, lower. spring lambs 15.50 16.75. clipped ewes 5.00 5.75.
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ST. Joseph
Toledo Seed Prices for Clover and Timothy
Toledo O June 13 price notes list Clover cash imported 13.00 bid Oct 16 78 Dec domestic 16.65 Timothy cash old 2.45 new 2.55.
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Toledo O
Timothy
Hay Prices Noted for Timothy Clover and Alfalfa
In St Louis market notes dated June 13 a range of hay pricing is listed including No 2 timothy and No 2 light clover mixed at 17.00 to 19.00 per unit No 2 heavy clover mixed at 18.09 to 19.50 and choice new leafy alfalfa at 23.00 to 24.00 per unit.
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Hay
St. Louis
Flour prices and shipments in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis notes flour unchanged in carload lots with family patents quoted at 8.45 to 8.55 a barrel in 50 pound sacks. Shipments listed at 31,492 barrels. Bran prices ranged from 27.50 to 28.00.
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Minneapolis
Visible Supply Grain Changes Report
The June 13 report shows wheat down 2 508 000 bushels while corn up 2 358 000. Oats fall 159 000 rye drop 448 000 and barley decline 137 000 bushels.
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New York
The Correct Answers Mark G Thornburg
A fragmentary text lists names including Mark G Thornburg Joseph M Street and Frank Goteh with a reference to Sioux City and a chief Wap ello. The snippet appears as a partial roster or quiz key with unclear context and scattered punctuation.
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Mark G. Thornburg
Joseph M Street
Wapello
Local visitors and residents noted in Creston
Miss Roberta Scriminger left for Colorado Springs to visit her sister, accompanied to Omaha by Catherine Mawson. Charles Klingensmith visited Cres ton for business, while Roy Miller and family shopped there. Mrs Shockley and daughter Maxine returned from Hopkins Missouri. Lillian Rhodes arrived from Emerson to summer with her brother H L West. Irene Hill shopped in Creston, Margaret Lucille Brady returned from Omaha for two week vacation. Hubert Burgan ill at home.
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Roberta Scriminger
Toady
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Catherine Mawson
Charles Mawson
Scriminger
Mawson
Charles Klingensmith
Cromwell
Creston
Roy Miller
Prescott
D. S&s. Shockley
Maxine
Hopkins
Lillian Rhodes
Emerson
H. L. West
Irene Hill
Orient
Margaret Lucille Brady
Omana
W. HH. Brady
Brady
Joseph's Hospital
Hubert Burgan
Doge
Jennie Klein
Murray
C. N. Walker
Des Moines
Art Pinkett
H. J. Lewis
Oliver Lewis
Gertrudy
Mary Godrich
Stanley Tiffany
Chicago
World’s largest family claims 87 children from two marriages
Munich reports: Scheinberg boasts the world’s largest family with 87 children. He says 69 offspring came from his first wife's four quadruplets seven triplets sixteen sets of twins. After her death he married again and fathered eighteen more children.
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Munich
Scheinberg
Stefansson Says Arctic Diet Was Mostly Meat
Stefansson, the explorer, notes that during nearly seven years in Arctic regions his diet was 100 percent meat for the greater part of the time.
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Stefansson
Arctic
Lindbergh Welcomed by New York City Crowd
Lindbergh received a rousing homecoming in New York after landing in Paris and touring Washington, with his New York reception described as greater than those in Paris Brussels London and Washington. He thanked the city, noting the “aeronautical we” and the nation’s pride as he joined a parade up Broadway. Crowds cheered as the march passed Tombs prison on Lafayette Street.
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Nungester
Coli
New York City
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Brussels
London
Washington
City Hall
Lafayette Street
Tombs Prison
Lindbergh Ends Atlantic Flight Returns to New York
Charles A. Lindbergh lands at Mitchel Field joining 21 planes after his Atlantic hop. He flies to quarantine on amphibian, then boards tug Macom for a Battery welcome. A massive parade forms with Gen. Haskell, Marines, bluejackets, and floral displays.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt Field
Paris
Washington
Lindbergh
Earth
New York
Charles
New York Bay
Mitchelfield
Macom
Maccom
William N. Haskell
National
Gnard
Naval Militia
Lindbergh Returns to New York in Five Day Welcome
Crowds jam city streets as Charles Lindbergh returns from the transatlantic flight greeted by Mayor Walker and city officials at city hall. A grand celebration with bunting, cross of lights, and record crowds follows the 610 mile journey from Paris via Washington and other stops. Mrs Evan-geline Lindbergh accompanies her son as thousands gather along the waterfront to cheer the famed aviator awaiting quarantine procedures.
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Walker
Lindbergh
New York
Fifth Avenue
Forty-Second Street
Paris
Washington
Stock Exchange
Dewey
Pershing
Joffre
Foch
Gertrude Fderle
Bobby Jones
Evangeline Lindbergh
Detroit
New York Harbor
Many Qualify In First Play Of Tournament
The list shows numerous contestants advancing in the opening round of the tournament. Participants include Shenandoah competitors W. TL Vogel and W. H. Konan with high scores, Creston entrants such as Leo Healy P. E. Kelly Ray Emerson J. G. McCrae and many others from Atlantic Bedford and Creston. Each score reflects a strong early showing despite mixed results across the field.
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W. TL Vogel
J. P. Healy
Creston
L. EK. Rivenberg
Loren Reekner
K. C. Mellenhecker
Atlantic
C. Martin
Aged Woman Dies of Burns in Council Bluffs Home
Aged widow Mrs Katherine Hebner 83 died from burns Sunday when she tried to light a cook stove in her Council Bluffs Iowa home. Her body was found by a neighbor.
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Council Bluffs
Katherine Hebner
William FF. Ebner
McClelland
Plane dives 100 feet injuring Amblike passenger
Adolph Ladegard of Coulter Iowa is in critical condition after a plane piloted by E Cleveland of Goldfield dove nose down into a corn field near Lake Cornelia Sunday afternoon. Cleveland escaped with minor injuries. Local residents Jennie Klein and several Des Moines visitors are noted in brief society items.
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Clarion
Adolph Ladegard
Coulter
E. Cleveland
Goldfield
Lake Cornelia
Cleveland
Body Of Gang Victim Found In Abandoned Mine Shaft
The body of Mrs. Lory L. Price, widow of a state highway patrolman killed by gangsters last January, was found in an abandoned coal mine shaft near Marion Illinois. Sheriff Oren Coleman positively identified the body as the missing woman, who wore a purple dress matching items from her wardrobe.
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Marion
Ill
Lory L. Price
Art Newman
Charles Birger
Oren Coleman
Hammill Returns from Washington and Lindbergh Reception
Governor John Hammill returned from Washington where he met President Coolidge and attended the Lindbergh reception in New York to Paris. He planned to review newspaper reports and may issue a statement on Iowa’s stance toward 1928 presidential hopefuls.
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Des ‘Moines
John Hammill
Washington
President Coolidge
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Itowa
Byrd Plans Europe Flight After New York Lindbergh Event
Commander Richard E. Byrd said he will depart Washington for Paris in the tri motor America at the first break in good weather after the Lindbergh reception ends in New York. He accompanied Colonel Lindbergh as part of an escort group of planes.
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New York
Richard E. Byrd
Lindbergh
Washington
Associated Press
Paris
Supervisors In Monthly Meet
Union County board of supervisors held its regular monthly meeting at the courthouse. Only routine business was anticipated with the pace suggesting two days may be needed to finish work.
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Union County Board of Supervisors
Prospect
Revival Draws Large Crowd at White City Grounds
A large audience attended a tent revival Sunday night despite unsettled weather. Evangelist Miss Minnie Steele delivered the sermon titled The Test of Discipleship in the old White City grounds tent.
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Old White City Grounds
Minnie Steele
Argument over 25 cents ends in hospital incident
Julius Dennis a Kansas City buyer was struck in the back with a sharp object during a dispute over a quarter’s worth of waste paper. The Black owner says the injury occurred after an argument, Dennis was hospitalized and expenses paid, and he will not prosecute.
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Kansas City
Julius Dennis
Dennis
Arguin
Office rooms for rent in Agnew building
For rent in Agnew building, available office rooms suitable for small to mid sized businesses. Flexible layouts and utilities included. Contact property manager for details and pricing.
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Agnew
Wanted ads appear for Creston Cafe and rentals
Classified notices seek help for the Creston Cafe and a desirable apartment or house for rent. A share offers harvesting strawberries and cherries with contact at telephone 683 X. Post office box 202 appears as part of the rental or help notices.
Lost items in city block near Maple and Pine
Lost strand of pearls Wednesday night between 400 South Maple and 507 South Pine. Finder call 805. Man's brown leather billfold with between 50 and 60 dollars. Reward. Return to Daily Advertiser office.
Davenport Opens City Airport
The Davenport airport opened on Saturday with 400 local residents taking their first flights. More than 1,500 people attended the inaugural event at the new flying field in the afternoon. Over 2,000 people were flown at the Tri-Cities field in Moline the same day.
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Davenport
Moline
Tri-Cities
Farmall Tractor Demonstration Plows Corn Near Creston
A full day Tuesday demonstration on the Howard McCracken farm ten miles northeast of Creston will showcase the Farmall tractor plowing corn. The new Farmall, praised for handling heavy work and also cultivating corn, cutting hay and running grain binders, will be shown in action.
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Howard McCracken
Creston
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