Markets Report from Chelago Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise
Chicago June 15 United States Dept of Agriculture notes hog receipts 43 000 with prices up 10 to 20 cents and top hogs at 12 80 per cwt. Cattle receipts 13 000 with steady prices for select steers and yearlings and weak to steady demand. Sheep receipts 10 000 with live lambs and fat ewes mixed but generally steady to lower. Official livestock estimates list hogs 18 000 cattle 6 000 sheep 8 000.
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Chelago
U. S
Missouri
Idaho
Wall Street Stocks Sees New Leaders Amid Market Gains
Wall Street at New York shows mixed action June 15 as heavy spring highs prompt profit taking. Havana Electric climbs 444 points by noon and Electric Hiver gains 2 points while petroleum leaders add strong totals to a fresh high amid irregular trading.
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New York
Havana
Petroleum Group
Omaua Livestock Market Report Delivers Mixed Results
Receipts total 15 000 with all classes up. Beef cattle show steady to weak demand. butcher cattle 10.60 to 11.00, veal 8.00 tops. Sheep and lambs 14.50 to 15.25 for natives, lambs 12.60 to 15.25, more buyers for feeders and stockers. Week ending June 13 shows weighed lots at 249 pounds average.
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Omaua Livestock
Omalys
Jaime
U. S
Cary Sales
GO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Market Summary Change June 15
Grain and provisions report shows mixed moves with wheat July at 1.67 open and 1.52 close, Sept at 1.52 1.50. Corn July around 1.12 close 1.09, oats July 51 close 49, rye July 1.08 close 1.06, lard about 17.22, oils July 117.02 and Sept 118.50 with varied closes.
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Dee
Lhd Ordeh
Grain and corn market prices from St Louis cash quotes
The report lists cash grain values in St Louis with bids for No 2 and No 3 grades across corn, mixed, white, willow, and related kernels. Prices show slight variations between bid and ask, with few 1.08 to 1.12 ranges and white corn around 1.09 to 1.12 per unit.
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ST. Louis
St. L .Ww
Horse and Mule Market Prices at St Louis
June 15 report lists horse prices by type and size with values ranging from 45 to 200 dollars. Mules priced by height class from 60 to 225 dollars with multiple size categories noted.
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Jast St. Louis
Choice Southern
Omaha Wheat and Corn Prices in Daily Market
MAHA CASH GRAIN Omaha June 15 Wheat No 1 hard 150 No 2 hard 157 No 1 mix 143 144 Gain No 1 yellow 104. Oats No 3 white 48 No white 47.
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Maha Cash Grain
Omaha
Chicago cash grain prices mixed across cereals and livestock
Wheat prices range from No 2 hard 1.68 to No 4 hard 1.60. Corn prices show No 2 mixed near 1.12 with other grades around 1.10 to 1.16. Oats and rye list varied values, with barley at 8.00 and alfalfa seed at 28.00.
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Chicago
St Joseph Livestock Market Report June 15
Hogs receipts 6,500 with 10 to 20 cent gains, top 12.40 and bulk 12.10 to 12.35. Cattle receipts 1,800, weak to 25 cents lower, best steers 5.50 to 8.00, cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.60, calves 4.00 to 8.00, stockers 5.75 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 38,000 steady. lambs 14.00 to 15.25, ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
Visible Supply Report Shows Mixed Grain Changes
New York June 15 The visible supply of American grain shows changes in bushels with wheat down 1 583 000 corn up 122 000 oats up 371 000 rye up 53 000 barley down 46 000.
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New York
Coffee market report from New York on June fifteenth
Coffee prices in New York show Rio No. 7 at 22 Santos No. 4 at 25 percent. Futures are irregular with July at 19.14 and December at 15.45.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Flour Prices Rise as Market Quiet in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports flour prices higher on June 15 with family patents at 8.95 to 9.10 and bran at 28.00, reflecting a modest market uptick amid a slow trading day.
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Minneapolis
Liberty Bonds Market Quotes From New York
U S bonds closed with Liberty 344s at 101.3 Liberty First 4s at 102.21 Liberty Second 4s at 101.13 Liberty Third 4 at 101.31 Liberty Fourth 44s at 102.29 U S Government 4s at 103.9 and U S Government 4 4s at 107.7.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
U. S. Government
U. S Government
Raw sugar steadier unchanged in New York markets
In New York on June 15 the raw sugar market held steady with spot duties at 4.40 per unit. Refined sugar also stayed unchanged, trading between 5.50 and 5.70 for fine granulated.
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New York
Toledo Seed Market Prices Recorded
Toledo market notes list Clover seed cash price 17.15 Get 15.70 and Dec 15.30. Timothy seed cash 3.80 with Septem ber 4.20 quoted.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Hay Market Reports from St Louis and Kansas City
Hay prices in St Louis on June 15 showed No 2 timothy 17.00 to 20.00, No 2 light clover mixed 16.00 to 19.00, No 2 heavy glover mixed 16.00 to 17.00, and choice western alfalfa 25.00 to 26.00. In Kansas City prices on June 15 saw timothy 50 to 1.50 lower with No 1 timothy 15.50 to 16.50, No 1 prairie 10.00 to 12.00, choice alfalfa 19.00 to 20.00, and clover mixed light 14.50 to 15.50.
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HAY
St. Louis
Timothy
Light Clover
Heavy Glover
Choice Western Aflafa
Kansas City
Timothy Hay
Prairie
Wheat and grain futures tumble on favorable weather signals
Chicago board reports a sharp initial drop in wheat values as favorable weather in the wheat belt lowers demand. July and September contracts slid early, with some mid day recoveries fading as support waned. Corn and oats joined the downtrend, while provisions also weakened in step with grain declines.
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Chicago
Do. Mesto
cNarry
Market Report on Produce and Poultry Prices
Chicago and New York market notes detail live poultry counts and prices for fowls broilers roosters turkeys ducks geese and eggs with butter cheese and potato receipts. Regional variations include Wisconsin Michigan North Carolina Oklahoma Arkansas Ohio and Tennessee price ranges and changes.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin-Michigan
North Carollina
Oklahoma-Arkansas
Trenois
Ohio
Isecong
Country Club Opening Delayed One Week
The public opening of the Creston Country Club postponed to next Sunday due to rain. The committee will hold the planned program on the new date with non members invited to enjoy member privileges. Picnic lunch at noon followed by sports in the afternoon.
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Creston Country Club
Rai
Severe storms cut Creston phone lines and rain totals rise
A Sunday storm knocked out about 350 Creston telephones as crews worked to repair lines. Lightning and wind caused most damage while rainfall since June 1 reached 2.15 inches with 1.70 inches in Sunday forenoon.
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Creston
George H. Atkinon
Union County
Hall
Dunes West
Des Moines
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Cornerstone laid as Creston schools honor long parade run
A cornerstone ceremony in Creston marked the city’s school events with Rev H V Malone and M H Stephens presenting trophies to leading parading schools. The program featured the Cres ton band and speeches by Dr Seerley and others as Mrs Anna Beatty Silverthorne sent a living link to the first graduation class.
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Creston
H. T. Scurr
Hyland
Osceola
S. FE. J. Sawyer
Kansas City
Will Scurr
Helen Sall
Frank D. Ball
Anna E. Beatty-Silverthorne
Chicago
Théo. Jennings
McGregor
Thomas
Carter
Edaburn
Mr. Cain
America
Myron Smith
Wes
Seerley
Father Malone
Iowa
Creston Court Fines Speeding Youth in Vine Street Case
A young Creston man pled guilty in Mayor Burt's court to speeding on South Vine Street Sunday afternoon. He was fined five dollars plus costs. A drunk arrested Saturday pled guilty but judgment was withheld pending further investigation. Tennis club matches delayed due to rain and course conditions on Levy Street. Miss Alice Western departs for Chariton then Montreal to sail June 19 on the Athene for Northern Europe.
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Creston
M. L. Burt
South Vine Street
Coats
Levy Street
Alice Western
Chariton
Ellen Pa
Miss Western
Miss Paschal
Montreal
Gail
Europe
Ottumwa Triumphs Over Creston In Ninth Inning Rally
Ottumwa defeats Creston 7 to 5 at Fairgrounds Park after a late ninth inning rally. Creston’s Roger Harne pitched two rough innings yielding seven Ottumwa runs, while Bischoff dominated the later frames for Ottumwa. Creston, with 14 hits, saw their bid falter as the game stretched long after a two-hour rain delay.
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Fairgrounds Park
Creston
Ottumway
Coleman
Welcher
Hill
Twinson
Leo Kelly
Johnson
Coen
Texas
Bischoff
Stanley Strance
Roger Harne
Ottumwa
Dentist Confesses Slaying With Liquid Gas
In Los Angeles the inquest into Grace Grogan Young death proceeds as Dr. Thomes Young, a dentist, reportedly confesses to killing her with liquid gas. The body was found in a cemented basement cistern near the canyon cabin. Jail officials say he is quiet and discussing the case, while prosecutors gather new evidence to counter a murder motive claim.
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Associated Press
Los Angealy
Grace Grogan Young
Patrick Grogan
Thomes Young
Young
Youngs
Dentiet
Dietriet
Harold L. Davis
Third District Plans Reception To Cummins
Waterloo Iowa hosts a nonpartisan reception for U S Senator Albert B Cummins of Des Moines sponsored by the third Iowa district Republicans and Democrats. The dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson will honor Cummins with presiding guest George E Lichty and remarks by Congressman T B Robinson and former Senator Charles A Rawson.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Iowa
U. S
Albert B Cummins
Des Moines
Russell Lamson
Ilona
Cummins
T. B. Robinson
Hampton
Charles A. Rawson
George E. Lichty
Supreme Court Confirms Simons Death Sentence
Des Moines June 15. Confirmation of the sentence of Harlan Gabe Simons of West Liberty to be hanged November 26 for killing Orton Ferguson was made this morning by the supreme court.
Local Visits and Travel Notices
Mrs. O. E. Oakley and daughter Catherine arrived home this morning after a short visit. Corn A. J. Hankey left this morning for Omaha to attend to business interests for a few days.
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O. E. @Oakley
Catherine
Corn
A. J. Hankey
Omaha
Amundsen Relief Planes Try Out Above Arctic Harbor
In Advent Bay Spitzbergen two Norwegian government relief seaplanes conducted about two hours of trial flights guided by Ole Olson and pilots Lutzow Holm and Harold Stuhr. The Ingertre reached Longyear City to unload planes and dynamite for Spitzbergen mines as crowds watched under 24 hour daylight.
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Advent Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Ole Olson
Icefjord
Amundeen
Ingertre
Spitabergen
Longyear City
Lutzow Holm
Harold Stuhr
Hammill Urges Statewide Defense Day Observance
Governor Hammill requests Iowa communities to observe Defense Day on July 4 per President Quoridge’s wishes. He asks towns to form committees to plan patriotic exercises highlighting the nation’s early defense pledge. He suggests not requiring National Guard units to report to armories and encourages local parades prayers and addresses.
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Des Mesines
Iowa
Quoridge
Hammill
Congress
Klansman Fined for Contempt in Tax Case
Federal Judge J Foster Lym fines Dr John Gofen Locke grand dragon of the Ku Klux Khan and sentences him to 10 days in jail and a 1500 dollar fine for contempt of court for failing to produce his books for examination by government agents probing income tax returns.
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Associated Press
Denver
J. Foster Lym
John Gofen Locke
Locke
Bandits Hold Messenger for 8200 Dollar Heist
In St Paul on June 15 three men held up George Halverson, 17, a messenger for the Minnesota Transfer State Bank, and escaped with about 4200 dollars as witnesses watched. The robbery occurred on a city street with a crowd present.
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Associated Press
St. Paul Minn
Palengers
George Halverson
Minnisoata Transfer State Bank
Bernard Fry Attends Summer School In Oskaloosa
Bernard Fry, who headed the commercial department at Creston High School, is attending summer school in Oskaloosa.
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Bernard Fry
Oskaloosa
Fry
Creston High School
Americans in Canton Report Safe and Property Secured
Washington reports safety of Americans in Canton after a city attack led by Cantonese generals with Russian assistance. In Peking, a large protest by Chinese workers and merchants urged severing ties with Britain and Chinese forces to seize a British consulate. Shanehal reports W. W. Mazenzie killed and Mary Durden wounded by snipers on the Great Western road near the American embassy country club.
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Associated Press
Washington
Canton
State Department
Jenkins
Méfitery Adviere
Shanehal
W. W. Mazenzie
Mary Durden
Mominy
Pleads Guilty in Conspiracy to Commit Abortion
Waterloo man H. Sweeney pleaded guilty in district court to conspiracy to commit abortion. Indictments tied to the death of Mrs. Bertha Munger of Waterloo. A statement before death named Dr. Ada Fuller of Des Moines and Sweeney.
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Waterloo
Iowa
H. Sweeney
Sweeney
Bertha Munger
Ada Fuller
Des Moines
Dance at Mc Kinley Park Draws Large Crowd
A public dance at Mc Kinley Park Saturday night drew a well attended crowd with dancing from 9 to 12 o'clock.
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McKinley Park
Residents and Visitors Move Through Creston and Des Moines
A flurry of sights and departures as locals travel to Des Moines for business or leisure. Notables include Gerald Tisue and Judge A Ray Maxwell heading to Des Moines, Mrs. Hartnett from Des Moines visiting friends, and Mrs Ellen Daly arriving from Los Angeles for stays at local homes.
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Gerald Tisue
Des Moines
A. Ray Maxwell
Geoce Hartnett
Myrna Conner
Ellen Daly
Los Angeles
James Hawks
North Pine Street
James Wolfe
Paul McBride
Catherine Currier
Fontanelle
Will Addison
Harry Scullen
Orient
George Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Creston
Mr Brown
W. 8. Brown
West
Fremont Street
Brown
BE. S. Lainson
Charles Hudson
Mrs. Reed
Boone
Mr. Lalinson
EB. C. Lainson
Sidney Hotel
J. ©. Rehder
Davenport
Mat Fell
South Elm Street
Edith Fell
Miss Fell
Chicago
C. EF. Sprinkle
Henry Buckholtz
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