Wheat prices ease on Kansas harvest optimism
Board of Trade Chicago reports harvest progress in Kansas with favorable weather boosting crop prospects. Kansas yield estimates range from 126 to 140 million bushels, Oklahoma 40 to 60 million, Nebraska 70 million. Wheat closes unsettled, corn and oats fall modestly, provisions softer on selling. Weather maps show little moisture and a cooler, unsettled trend ahead.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Chicago grain prices and seed market report
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat with various No numbers across hard and mixed grades and corn yields in mixed and yellow categories. Oats rye barley and seed prices are listed with lard ribs bellies and pork cut prices included.
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Chicago
Liberty Bonds Market Closing Prices
U S bonds closed with varying yields: Liberty 3 and 4s around 101 to 103. Fourth 4s at 103.43, Treasury 3s at 105.20, 48 and 43 dates at 108.20 and 113.20 respectively. Several issue-specific values listed for Liberty and Treasury securities.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Flour Prices in Minneapolis Market Report
Flour unchanged in carload lots with family patrons quoted at 8.25 to 8.44 a barrel. Shipments listed at 31,480 barrels bran at 24.50 to 25.50 per barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks.
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Minneapolis
St John’s Evangelical Church Service Schedule
Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with a 10 30 a m English divine service and a 7 30 p m German service. Everyone is invited and welcome. Pastor BE EGRKNER leads.
Weather Summary for Creston Readings
A weekly weather note reports the 7 p.m. temperature and the night's lowest reading from Creston government thermometer as observed on weekdays.
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Creston
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 24
Hog trade uneven with strength in light weights. hogs top near 9.35 while 150 to 200 pound averages 9.10 to 9.50. Cattle receipts light, feeders dull, best yearlings around 11.90 to 12.00, cows mostly 5.50 to 6.75. Sheep receipts 6,000. fat lambs mostly 14.00 to 14.60, Idaho feeders around 13.60, general activity down from Thursday.
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Chicago
U. S Dept of Agric
Idaho
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Omaha Cash Grain Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
U S Department reports grain market activity in Omaha with hogs receipts about 10 500 head prices for different weights from 8 65 to 8 80 per cwt. Cattle receipts around 1 000 with slaughter steers 9 75 to 10 60 and beef cows 6 50 to 7 00. Sheep receipts about 5 000 with fat lambs 13 75 to 14 00 and feeders firm. yearlings and natives listed with prices.
St. Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 4 500. market steady to higher. top 8 80. bulk 8 40 to 8 75. Cattle receipts 400. market uneven, steady to 25 cents lower. steers 9 75 to 10 75. cows and heifers 4 00 to 9 75. calves 6 00 to 11 50. stockers and feeders 7 00 to 9 25. Sheep receipts 2 500. market steady to weak. spring lambs 13 00 to 14 50. clipped ewes 5 00 to 6 00.
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St. Joseph
Sugar Market Steady as Nearby Prices Hold
Raw sugar remains unchanged in New York with nearby sugars offered at 4.61. Refined prices firm with ranges from 6.10 to 6.20 for fine granulated.
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New York
Toledo Seed Prices June 24 1900 Clover and Timothy
Seed market report from Toledo Ohio lists Clover seed cash 13.75 bid Oct 16.90 bid Dee domestic 16.85 and Timothy cash old 2.45 new 2.55, with Dac at 2.76.
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Toledo Seed
Toledo
Clover
Dee
Timothy
Wall Street rises on renewed buying amid rail and investment shares
Wall Street in New York opened with a modest advance as investors anticipated fresh dividends and favorable developments. Mastman Kodak climbed seven points to a peak of 166 on expectations of another extra dividend, while Adams Express Colorado Fuel Art Metal St Louis Southwestern and Western Pacific each gained about 3 percent and Case Threshing Machine rose five points. Call loan renewal rate held at 4 percent.
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New York
Bears
Mastman Kodak
Adams Express
Colorado Fuel
Art Metal
St. Louis Southwestern
Western Pacific
Case
Chicago and New York Poultry and Dairy Market Roundup
Chicago reports steady live poultry receipts with fowls broilers and turkeys at varied prices while potatoes and eggs show mixed totals and steady to firm butter ranges in New York. Unchanged kitchen eggs and hens dominate the supply as U S shipments total over twenty cars with storage rates noted.
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Chicago
U. S
North Carolina
Okahoma
Bliss
Cobblers
Virginia Barrel Irish Cobblers
Sutter
Khegs
United States
Local residents and visitors bustle through Creston area
Locals Charles Hamilton and Jack Wallace traveled to Leon on business. Charles Lester of Kent returned from a Casper Wyoming vacation visiting family and sightseeing including Lookout Mountain and Pikes Peak. Numerous others from Shannon City, Massena, Shenandoah, Orient, Murray, Lenox, and Diagonal shopped, visited, or attended events in Creston and neighboring towns.
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Charles Hamilton
County Board of Supervisors
Jack Wallace
Crestmoor Golf Club
Leon
Charles Lester
Kent
Casper
Wyo
Maurice
Leter
Denver
Colorado — Springs
Lookout Mountain
Manitou Park
Pikes Peak
Charles Culbertson
Shannon City
Creeton
Dick Cromly
Massena
Creston
Haskell Avitt
D. S. Shockley
Maxine
Shenandoah
Clara Hildebrand
Orient
Greater Community Hospital
Amelia M. Gatterson
Marion Lee
Greenfield
Rawlston Ponton
Davenport
Mary Detering
Julien Ross
Bridgewater
Ss. J. Buck
Diagonal
Ss. G. Skinner
John Denhart
Laura Keller
Murray
Lenox
L. F. Poush
Howard
Halcyon
St. Louis
F. M. Cox
Lucille Nine
New Virginia
Hope Legro
Red Oak
Mary Connett
Ottumwa
Henry la Forgue
A. BE. Perry
Schuyler, Neb
Donald Rogers
Council Buffs
Joe Kaveney
South Park Street
Park Homan
Preecott
Roscoe Imes
Corrine
Coltrane
A. A. Walters
H. A. Connett
Alice
Greenriver
J. R Larimer
West Adams Street
Jessie Miller
Bedford
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Northern Michigan
Wisconsin-Michigan Power Company
North American Company
S. B. Way
Iowa counties push primary road bonds amid state shifts
County voters across Iowa approved or defeated primary road bond issues amid a state control bill reshaping funding and maintenance. Several counties reported bonds approved for road improvements while others rejected them, with ongoing plans for future elections and paving efforts along major routes like the Lincoln and Atlantic highways. Governor Haynes cited widespread readiness for bond issues when facts reach voters.
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Appanoose
Benton
Clinton
Des Moines
Dubuque
Jasper
Jefferson
Johnson
Mahaska
Wapello
Muscatine
Tama
Cedar
Monroe
Taylor
Poweshiek County
General Assembly
Franklin
Jones
Harrison
Monona
Washington
Lucas
Lee
Butler
Sioux
Webster
Hardin
Grundy
Bremer
Buchnan
Winnshiek
Humboldt
Clayton
Montgomery
Story
Chickasaw
Davis
Buena Vista
Clark
Pottawattamie
Mills
Fremont
Page
van Buren
Henry Union
Adams
Cass
Keokuk
Iowa
Dallas
Guthrie
Audubon
Shelby Carroll
Boone
Delaware
Fayette
Clay
Dickinson
Haynes
Story County
Atlantic Coast
Pottawattaimie County
Council Bluffs
Soux City
le Mars
Worth
Henry
Minnesota Line
Mason City
Charles City
Waverly
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Mt Pleasant
St Louis
Crawford County
Davenport
Iowa County
Towa
De Autremonts Plot to End Careers in Penitentiary
The article recounts a plan tied to the De Autremonts involving a fireman from Dunsmuir Martin Leng and a brakeman Coyl Johnson of Ashland Oregon. Hugh explains how Ray, recently released from a Washington state reformatory, became embittered and radicalized before the trio plotted a train holdup in a tunnel with dynamite.
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de Autremonts
Martin Leng
Dunsmuir
Ray
Coyl O. Johnson
Ashland
Ore
Hugh
Washington State Reformatory
Two Brothers and Years Later The Train Robbery Account
The narrative recounts a train robbery plan and execution with Ray and two brothers, including ambush, dynamiting a mail car, shooting the engineer and fireman, and a night spent in hiding near the tunnel. The trio faced a reckoning, resolved to survive, and maintained a shared resolve to press on despite danger.
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Ray
Roy
Hugh
Eugene
Hugh Cent
Cley
Early Closing Races Highlight Fair Horse Program
The fair opens with four days of racing from Aug 23 to Aug 26 featuring 31 horse entries across 2:22 pace 2:14 pace 2:15 trot and 2:20 trot. Each race carries a $400 purse with added money in several events and shorter dash runs listed for each day.
Unscrambled clues reveal historic Iowa figures and sites
The text names Denison and St. Anthony's chapel near Atkinson built in 1848 with seating for people. It mentions Cedar Rapids Prairie La Porte and Ansel Briggs as connected items.
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Denison
Cdar Rapids
St. Anthony’s Chapel
Atkinson
Prairie la Porte
Ansel Briggs
Deacon Dubbs Will Be Given at Platte Center Church
A local event set for Thursday June 30 at 8 o clock features Deacon Dubb from Sorghum Center West Virginia with a cast including Howard Lawrence Amos Goleman and Dean Hood among others. The page lists villagers children and notable figures such as Miss Philipena Popover the rich girl in town and Florence Francis in attendance.
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Deacon Dubb
Sorghum Center
West Virginia
Howard Lawrence
Amos Goleman
Dean Hood
Rawdon Crawley
Roger Harris
Moses McNutt
Justice of Peace
Ernest Baker
Deuteronomy Jones
Leroy Francis
Rose Raleigh
Brave Little School
Ma’am
Helen Hood
Philipena Popover
Florence Francis
Emily Dale
Maryellen Brown
Trixie Coleman
Jessie Blumer
Yennie Yenson
Sweden
Flora White
Funeral notice for Mrs Mary Detering at St John’s Church
Members of the Ladies Act and Beneficiary Society are requested to attend the funeral of Mrs Mary Detering at St John’s Evangelical church Saturday afternoon at o o clock. Secretary.
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Ladies Act and Beneficiary Society
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Mary Detering
Public Auction of 3,000 Chicks at Allen Hatchery
Public auction of 3,000 baby chicks to be held at Allen Hatchery on Saturday with details limited to the event and seller.
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Allen Hatchery
The First Night at Crest Theater Presents Farce Comedy
The First Night a funny farce will be shown at Crest theater Sunday and Monday. Bert Lytell and Dorothy Devore lead a strong cast including Harry Myers Walter Hiers and others in a lively entertainment with World News and a comedy as extras.
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Crest Theater
Bert Lytell
Dorothy Devore
Harry Myers
Walter Hiers
Frederic Kovert
Lila Leslie
Hazel Keener
Joan Standing
Nellie Bly Baker
James Mack
You Cant Always Tell A Striking Fox Comedy at Strand
Fox Films presents a light comedy drama adaptation of Harold MacGrath story You Cant Always Tell at the Strand theater Sunday. A wealthy New Yorker’s idle son pursues a premier dancer at a fashionable club then seeks discipline at a prizefighter training camp where a schoolteacher guides him toward a better path. Kathryn Perry plays the trainer’s niece in a pivotal role.
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FOX Films
Harold MacGrath
Strand Theater
Ralph Iraves
Margaret Livingston
Lou Tellegan
Kathryn Perry
Advertiser Want Ads Summary
Classified items include livestock dairy cattle and yearlings, kitchen cabinet, milk fed fries, an oak dining table with leaves, Scotch Collie pups, seven young sons with pigs, a six room home on Mills Street, ice boxes from Creston Woodworking Co, and property trade offers. Contact numbers and a local writing name appear.
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jScotch Collie
Chas
Shoenhair
South Hill
Salie
Hatch Motor Company
Mills Street
Des Moines
W. N. Frazier
SEALE
Creston Woodworking Co
For Rent Notices From Agnew Building to North Walnut
Multiple rental notices list office rooms in Agnew building six room house near, July 3 modern five room bungalow close in under Jas Hawks. Three room modern furnished apartment no children 605 West Mills two light house keeping rooms 214 South Elm furnished light housekeeping modern with private entrance garage 402 North Walnut Mrs Walter Kier.
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Agnew
Jas. B. Hawks
West Mills
South Elm
North Walnut
Walter Kier
Wanted notices tease thrift shop and help wanted
WANTED women tippers at Armours and an army Col. Telephone 422-Y. WANTED position as practical nurse or housekeeper, experienced. Phone 1951.
Lost and Reward Notices for Pets and Livestock
Lost white rat dog with long tail. Reward offered. Call 12R852. Lost red sow about 350 pounds missing 4 or 5 days. Reward offered. Call Hatch Motor Co at 220.
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Call Hatch Motor Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Trade
Liberty Bonds
ST. John's Evangelical Church
Be, Egrkner
Pastor
Cash Market Report
Omaha Cash Grain
ST. Joseph Livestock
Wall Street
Deacon Dubbs
Co. L. Shoemaker
Lowell Shoemaker
GAT Thes Theaters
Langdon
New York City
Metropolitan Press
Harry Langdon
Lloyd
Chaplin
Mabel Underwood
the Willard
Armours
Advertiser Office
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V. Richardson
Thos.l.cheetham & Son
West Adams
E. F. Tackett
Princess
W. Montgomery St
Rebekahs
O. O. F. Hall
Howie
Rutheaus
Kelly’s Market
Honey Beauty Shop
Strauss Dry Goods
McColl’s Grocery
Dorcas Society
Creston Iron & Metal Co., Inc
Corner Elm and Union Sts
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