Wheat market slides after Washington farm bill defeat
Active buying sparked by dry weather and high temperatures lifted Chicago trading after an early decline tied to farm legislation defeat. Northwestern crop estimates shrink, while south west harvest favors push prices unsettled with corn, oats and provisions showing mixed moves. Chicago livestock mixed as receipts rise with hogs and cattle uneven in late June.
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Northwest
Washington
Liverpool
South West
Tocal
Coffee Prices and Futures Steady Amid Imports Report
New York market notes showJune prices unchanged with 5 000 bags Cuban and 12 000 bags Porto Rican due next week and 8 000 bags Cuban for July shipment. Outport refiner ton at 4 21 duty paid while refined remains 5 50 5 60 for fine granulated. Futures steady July 18 10 and December at similar levels as raw sugar and coffee activity appears subdued.
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New York
Omaha Livestock Market Roundup June 30
Hogs receipts 11 500 with prices mostly steady to higher. Bulk 210 260 lb hogs around 14.50. Cattle receipts 7 500 with fed steers and yearlings active and mostly steady to firm. heifers and bulls varied. veals steady. Lambs mostly steady with prime fat lambs around 14 75 to 14 50. Grain quotes show Chicago cash wheat and corn mixed with various bushel prices and seed costs listed.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept . of Aktie
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept
Agric
St Joseph Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Market notes from St Joseph and Omaha show cattle receipts around 2 general steady with bulk steers at 8.75 to 10.15, cows and heifers 4.50 to 9.50, calves 4.50. Omaha cash grain lists wheat at 1.20 to 1.40, corn 0.65 to 0.91, white 0.86. Toledo seed lists clover and Timothy seed prices with cash and Sept deliveries. Minneapolis reports slight changes in passable grain values and patents in bags.
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ST. Joseph
Omaha
Toledo
Timothy Sewd
Weather Summary with Low Night Toe Temperature
A weather note records low toe temperature during a June night with government data. It mentions dates June 26 Monday and June 29 Tuesday with thermometer readings around 90.
Meat and Poultry Prices Sizzle in Wall Street Trading Note
June reports from Mengo and New York show fluctuating poultry and butter prices with varied receipts across categories. Poultry values move unevenly as roosters and broilers adjust, while potatoes and cheese markets display irregular shifts amid overall market tightness.
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Mengo
United States
Southern
North Carolina
Kansas City
Dime
New York
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Express
Weone
Notice of Liberty Bond Quotes and Grain Listings
The item lists Liberty bonds from New York with closing values such as 101.14 for the First 4 percent and 100.27 for the Second 4 percent, alongside grain price notes for Oklahoma and Kansas items with various No numbers and percentages.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Town News and Visits From Bedford to Omaha
Local notices report Mrs. Heal of New Hampshire a guest at the Scott Skinner home. Ralph Wicker travels by motor to Earlham for a few days of business. John Marshall visits Richmond relatives. Superintendent V A Helfenstein of Bedford on way from Town City for a Bedford board of education meeting on proposed new high school. K E Lainson and family depart for Omaha then Sterling and Denver visiting relatives, Alliance and Hastings before returning home.
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Town City
Bedford
Board of Education
KE. C. Lainson
Sidney
Omaha
Sterling
Tenver
Mrs. Lainson
Alliance
Mr. Lainson
Hastings
Neb
World War era blasts kill soldiers in Kowel report
AP dispatches from Kowel Volhynia describe 38 soldiers dead and many injured as a shell, likely leftover from the war, exploded near Iowa City. Other items list a Des Moines fatality, a Des Moines University champ, and bank deposit shifts in Iowa amid scattered notices.
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Kowel
Volhynia
Poland
Debates Pause on Briand Government Debt Plans
Paris reports say Briand’s new cabinet delays action on the debt and franc stabilization. Caillaux’s finance plan was sent to the chamber and backed only by a slim margin as deputies vote to postpone decisions for one week amid pressure over inter allied debts and foreign loans.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Joseph Caillauy
Chamber of Deputies
Hhe
Washington
M._ Briand
Andrew Tardieu
M. Tardieu
M. Briond
Frauc
Garter Fashion Through Time in a Provocative Stage Tale
A reminiscence recalls a chorus girl of a past era who drew crowds with a visible garter and daring attire while local morals deemed provocative. It contrasts with a modern New York show that closed for featuring women with nothing at all, noting the subject would be seen as a bold explorer today.
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Consider
New York
North Pole
Polar Mascot Igloo Returns After Spitzbergen Flight
Richard W. Konier and S. S. Chan, sailor and musician, carry the mascot Igloo of Commander Byrd aboard the Spitzbergen expedition. The mascot traveled along on the triplane flight over the pole and returned with the crew, bearing carved auto parts as mementos.
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Igloo
Byrd
Spitzbergen
Richard W. Konier
S. S. Chansailor
Farmer Charged With Intent to Murder Near Collins
Ames Iowa June farmer Elliott charged with assault with intent to murder after firing on his son Everett during a family quarrel. Elliott appeared before Justice H W Dame of Nevada and waived to the grand jury under bonds of 7500 not furnished. The Eliot family had long been on unfriendly terms as tensions over living arrangements simmered.
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Ames
Hex Eliott
Collins
Everett
H. W.dame
Nevada
Honda
Eliot
Kitvotr
Potice
Tax collection figures highlight inheritance receipts
Dex Motues, June 30. The June inheritance tax total reached 130220.96, the largest monthly collection in the state department's history, Ray Jotson, state treasurer, announced. He noted March 1926 had previously recorded 128967.23.
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Dex
State Department
Ray Jotson
Alate
Agriculture Department Reports Pig Survey Findings
A telegram from the United States Department of Agriculture shows the June 1 pig survey for the corn belt found 5.54 pigs saved per liter, 99 percent of the timber saved in spring 1925, suggesting a slight turn in expansion dynamics. December 1 and June results indicate varying growth, with warnings against over expansion possibly being heeded. Local notes include residents visiting Creston and Hamburg for shopping and visits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Corn Belt
United States
For Sale and Rent Classifieds Echo Small Town Ads
Local want ads list two cent per word rates with numerous For Sale and For Rent items. Items include horses, cars such as Hudsons and Fords, five and six room houses, modern homes with basements garages and pavement, country club cottages, and assorted rental offices and apartments. Listings mention contact names like John F. Golden Bert Whittlesey and phone numbers for demonstrations or inquiries.
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Swift & Co
Orpington Fries
Ourth
Bert Whittlesey
North Sycamore
West End
Taeal
John F. Golten
Creston
Howe
John F. Golden
First Nat’ Bank
Wanted to buy our oil house and hauling service
Fragmented ad items show a buyer seeking to purchase an oil house at 426 Wyoming Ave and offering hauling services with a Reo truck. Additional notices request transfers and indicate a lost item with a phone contact and reward.
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Wyoming Ave
Bart Parley
Senterville
Yamba
Omniha Market
Creston Weekly Advertiser Subscriptions Advertised
J Richardson president announces Bend 26 cents for one year subscription to the Creston Weekly Advertiser. Rate applies to mail subscriptions outside Creston in Adair Madison Clark catur Ringgold Taylor and Adams counties. Paper offered at 25 cents yearly in Creston Iowa. Subscribe now from North Maple street. Telephone 42.
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Diderity Abstract & Loan Company
J. ¥. Richardson
Bend
Creston Weekly Advertiser
Creston
Union
Adair
Madison
Clark Catur
Ringgold
Taylor
Adams
North Maple Street
Iowa
Telephone
Notice of Sale and Business Claim by Nick Boosalis
Nick Boosalis states he has purchased the interest of Christ Mirra in the Olympia Caddy Kitchen. All bills and business obligations are payable to him as the title holder.
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Christ Mirra
Olympia
Nick Boosalis
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