Argentine Wheat Holds Up in Chicago Trade Rally
Chicago trading seized on poor Argentine grain quality and strong Liverpool quotes to push wheat higher with May around 1.61 and July 1.40. Corn eased on selling from prior buyers and adverse weather. oats rose as wheat supported. Argentine corn acreage reaches record highs, with late planting losses reported and eastern shipping demand slow. Provisions gained despite lower hog quotes.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Fair Commission
Broomhall
Chicago Livestock Prices Report U S Dept of Agriculture
Chicago market day highlights show hog receipts at 34 009 with price drops to 25 cents below Wednesday. Cattle receipts 12 000 with fat steer trade steady to 10.00 butchers and cows weaker. sheep receipts 18 000 with fat lambs 14.00 14.25 and overall softer tone. Official tomorrow estimates list cattle 2 500 hogs 26 000 sheep 11 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Omaha livestock prices show hogs light offerings and slower trade. Hogs mostly 25 cents lower with heavier weights and butchers weaker. sows at 10.50 to 10.75. Cattle receipts 5,000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to higher, cows 6.00 to 7.00, heifers 7.60 to 8.50, vealers 10.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 7,500 with lambs 25 to 40 cents slower, top lambs 38.25, fat ewes around 7.50 to 8.00.
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Bologna
Wyoming
St. Joseph Livestock Market Report March 11
Hogs receipts 3 500 steady to 10 cents higher top 13 40 bulk 12 00 to 13 25 cattle receipts 1 000 market generally steady bulk of steers 9 75 top 10 10 cows and heifers 3 50 9 25 calves 5 50 11 59 stockers and feeders 6 75 sheep receipts 5 000 market slow tendency lower lambs 12 00 13 50 ewes 7 50 8 75
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ST. Joseph
Sugar prices steady as Porto Rican cargo sale posted
New York March 11 raw sugar prices unchanged. A sale of 7 000 bags of Porto Rican due Monday 4.02 duty paid. Refined price unchanged. All refiners accepting business for prompt shipment at 5.00 cents for fine granulated.
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New York
Flour Prices Rise in Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis March 11 flour prices up 10 to 15 cents per barrel for family patents 9.30 to 9.35. Shipments total 42,053 barrels with bran priced at 21.50 to 22.50 per barrel.
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Minneapolis
Grain price listings from Omaha market report
Omaha cash grain prices listed for March include No 1 hard 1.52 No 2 hard 1.51 1/2 No 2 dark 1.57 1.62 Corn prices show No 3 white 66 3 No 3 yellow 66 1/2 67 No 3 mixed 55 Oats No 2 white 38 No 3 white 38
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Omaha
Mareh
Toledo Seed Prices Report March 11 Wheat Clover Alsike Timothy
Toledo daily seed prices list readings for March 11 show No 2 red wheat at 1.75 1.76 per unit. Clover cash domestic 21.00 imported and March 15.30 Oct 16.25. Alsike cash and March 17.00. Timothy cash and March 3.60 Sept 3.70.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Weather Summary for Creston Weekday Readings
The Creston government thermometer reports 7 p.m. temperatures and nightly lows. Dates shown include March 5 7 p.m. 40 low 22 and March 6 38 38 no precipitation. March 8 36 9. March 9 39 23. March 10 58 20. March 11 40 20 with none recorded.
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Creston
Observer
Wall Street closes with firmer tones amid favorable industry rumors
Wall Street traders greeted rumors of forthcoming favorable developments in several industries as Federal Mining and Smelting preferred rose ten points on expectations of a favorable court ruling regarding a recent dividend. Nickel Plate preferred fell three while Foundry American Locomotive Texas Gulf Sulphur and Pere Marquette showed heavy losses as call loan rates rose to 4 percent. The day ended with an irregular close.
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New York
Commission House
Federal Mining and Smelting
Nickel Plate
Foundaicn
American Locomotive
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Pete Marquette
Liberty bonds closes with mixed results across series
New York reports Liberty bonds closed today with 3s at 101, first 4s at 102.7, second 4s at 100.25, third 4 4s at 101.5, fourth 4s at 102.16, U S government 4s at 104.5, and U S government 4 4s at 107.21.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U.S. G
Market Reports for Produce and Poultry Chicago March 11
Chicago market notes show alive fowl receipts two train cars with fowl and springers among listed poultry categories. Potatoes receipts 46 cars with total United States shipments 682 and 18 Canadian, prices vary by quality and region. Butter and eggs move higher with mixed butter prices and eggs up across grades.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Kansas City Market Roundup From March Trading
Kansas City report for March 11 shows Buttercreamery 45 and packing stock 28. Poultry prices list hens 25c light 23, springs 387, roosters 17. Eggs move higher with Firsts ec up, 24% and selected to 28 29. Potatoes Northern Ohio 3.85 to 4.00, red varieties 3.85 to 4.00.
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Kansas City
Springs
U.S. Agricultural Acreage Report Notes Odd Totals
St. Louis data shows poultry counts and butter figures broken oddly by category with eggs and pecans listed among items. Read as a compact list of farm product amounts dated March 11, 1926.
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St. Louis
Springs
New York Market Report March 11 Prices and Receipts
Buttermilk closing steady with receipts 5 657 tubs, extras 431 percent. Egg market firm with 80 230 cases, extra firsts 28 30, firsts 28 82 percent. Cheese steady with 117 633 pounds, state whole milk flats and fats held fancy to fancy specials. Live poultry irregular with broilers 50 55 by express, fowls 33 by freight, 34 by express. Dressed poultry firm frozen chickens 82 47, fows fresh 24 35, frozen 23 34, turkeys frozen 42 57.
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New York
Express
Freight
Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Varieties
Chicago market data listing Wheat No 6 red at 1.68. Corn prices across No 8 mixed No 4 mixed No 5 mixed No 6 mixed with various bids and multiple yellow and white variants. Including oats No 2 white 40 41 and rye none. Timoth y seed 6.25 7.00, clove seed 28.00 32.00, lard 14.70. Ribs 16.00 Bellies 16.00.
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Chicago
Timothy
Coffee prices steady on futures market in New York
In New York on March 11 coffee market showed Rio No 7 at 17 percent Santos No 4 at 23 3 percent and futures were steady with March at 17.50 and July at 16.70.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Market Prices for Feeds in Kansas City Listing
Kansas City market notes show prices for timothy hay eight prairie alfalfa and clover mixed. Noting figures include 1 timothy 19.00 20.00 No 4 prairie 13.50 14.50 choice alfalfa 24.00 25.00 No 1 alfalfa 22.00 22.50 clover mixed 17.50 18.50.
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Kansas City
Marth
Timothy
Prairie
Baronet, Lady, Admiral Addressed in Witty Exchange
A dialogue features a baronet to be addressed as Your lordship, his lady as Your ladyship, and an admiral with a quip about his flagship, showcasing playful social nuance in a Cornell Widow scene.
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Butler
Cornell
Mrs Anna Howe Dies In Marshalltown At 76
Mrs Anna B Howe 76 widow of Henry J Howe a former Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs president and library commission member died suddenly at home in Marshalltown The same report notes a $10000 bequest to Graceland College building fund from Ann Hutchins Meadow Grove Nebraska received recently in Lamont Iowa March 11
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Marshalltown
Anna B. Howe
Henry J. Howe
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa Library Commission
Lamont
Graceland College Building Fund
Ann Hutchins
Meadow Grove
Neb
Youths Rescued After Box Car Lockout Near Peoria
Earl Grimm and Louis Kinnean, both 19 and 20 from Mason City Tennessee, were found unconscious in a box car in the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad yards. They had hidden in the car to ride to Decatur, fell asleep, and were locked inside until they were heard pounding for help this morning.
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Peoria
Ill
Earl Grimm
Louis Kinneannon
Mason City
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Decatur
Farmers arrive to study power farming at Hart Parr
Two hundred Illinois farmers in Champaign high school band arrive in Charles City for a two day program at the Hart Parr tractor factory to learn switching from horse to power farming methods. A banquet honoring the visitors will be held tonight with local business men attending.
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Charles City
Champaign
Illinois
Hart- Parr
Farmer survives belt incident at corn shelter
Charles Belt of Council Bluffs Iowa narrowly escaped death when a rotating machine belt pulled him toward the corn shelter mouth. His son acted quickly, removing the belt as his father’s body neared the cogged intake. He suffered injuries to an arm and hip.
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Council Bluffs
Charles Belt
Here
Mutual assistance treaty signed by Crowder and De Cespedes
Havana on March 11 reports a general anti smuggling treaty between the United States and Cuba. General Enoch H. Crowder and Secretary of State De Cespedes signed the convention of mutual assistance.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Enoch H. Crowder
de Cespedes
Sargent Opposes Debs Amnesty
Attorney General Sargent voices opposition to amnesty for Eugen Debs and others serving sentences under war acts. He argues clemency should not be granted unless applied for through regular channels and stresses oath requirements for civil rights restoration. Representative Berger pushes Debs citizenship rights, but Debs may not apply personally.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sargent
Eugen V. Debs
Berger
Wisconsin
Debs
Tunney Stribling heavyweight bout called off in Miami
Miami on March 11 reports that the Tunney versus Stribling 10 round no decision bout for the heavyweight title was cancelled. Gene Tunney's manager Billy Gibson said promoters failed to meet advance obligations by March 1 and no money could be secured, ending the planned Friday night match.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Gene Tunney
Young Stribling
Tunney
Billy Gibson
Admit Hubby and Wife Spar Over Conceit
A humorous playlet shows a wife gently correcting her husband who claims all pretty women are conceited. The wife counters with a calm, playful reply, turning the exchange into a light domestic moment.
Des Moines Man Attends Creston Sheriff Funeral
Bert Cale of Des Moines arrived in Creston on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Sheriff Fred Collings. Miss Ruth Bell, staying with her mother Nancy M. Bell, left for Fairfield to visit sister Alice Bell a Parsons College student. Bell teaches at Tipton consolidated school closed a week due to bad roads. buses unable to run.
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Bert Cale
Des Moines
Creston
Fred Collings
Ruth Bell
Nancy M. Bell
Lincoln Street
Fairfield
Alice
Parsons College
Miss Bell
Consolidated
Tipton
Jackson Held In By The Associated Pross Waterloo March 11
George R. Jackson former theater manager was jailed in Waterloo on robbery with aggravation charges with a $5000 bond. A preliminary hearing set for Saturday. Wenholz and police connect him to three holdups and a bandaged identification, noting he used a car between incidents. Card of Thanks closes notice.
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Associated Pross
Water.oo
George R. Jackson
Jackson
Bob Fenderson
Leighton
Cedar Rapids
A. N. Wenhold
Waterloo
Wenholzgard
Wenholz
Palace Theater
A. J Diebold
Vinton
Diebold Theater
Bowman May Run For Lieutenant Governor
Des Moines report notes State Senator M. L. Bowman might seek lieutenant governor if Brookhart enters the U S Senate primary against Cummins. Bowman had teased a senate bid but said he would quit if Brookhart ran, while Bowman claimed he remains in the race and expects Brookhart to be seated without a primary challenge.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines Register
M. L. Bowman
Smithh W. Brookhart
United States Senate
A. B. Cummins
Bowman
Brookhart
Council Bluffs Candidate Clyem Kimball Seeks Relection
Lieutenant Governor Clyem Kimball of Council Bluffs announced his candidacy to succeed himself in the upcoming race. Local officials note his bid aims to extend current administration priorities.
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Council Bluffs
Clyem Kimball
Residents and visitors leave town for business and funeral duties
Dale Yeaton of Prescott returns home after a short visit with friends. W. L. Leavitt goes home to Council Bluffs after a business stay. R. H. Baker spends Wednesday in Council Bluffs for business and social calls. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gay of Kansas City return after a brief business visit. M. Stephens of Mt. Ayr visits and handles business. Stamper family heads to Clearfield for uncle Richard Stamper’s funeral. Paul Reynolds travels to Creston for uncle Fred Collings’ funeral and to seek treatment near Denver. Charles Peters of Lincoln arrives for a few days of business and visiting. Eli Camp returns to Kansas City after visiting L. J. Camp and others. J. E. McCann group departs for Los Angeles to visit sons and sister. Wallingford and relatives plan move to Modesto after two and a half years in town.
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Dale Yeaton
Prescott
W. L. Leavitt
Council Bluffs
R. H. Baker
C. A. Gay
Kansas City
M. Stephens
Mt. Ayr
Jame Stamper
Grant Stamper
Clearfield
Richard Stamper
Paul Reynolds
Creston
Fred Collings
Paul
Denver
Charles Peters
Lincoln
Neb
Peters
Burlington
Eli Camp
L. J. Camp
William
Charles
Marshall
Ernest McCann
Mr. McCann
Margaret Ransford
J. F. Hayden
E. N. Geis
Aew
A. M. Wallingford
Joe
Ruby
North Cherry Street
Modesto
Calif
Wallingford
California
Cornice Works Roofing and Sheet Metal on Elm
Local contractor at 109 North Elm offers roofing sheet metal and gutter services with phone contact 204 for estimates and repairs.
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N. Elm
New Line of Ladies Coats Featured in Special Sale
Just received a fresh line of ladies and misses coats showcasing the latest styles at a special sale price.
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Athearn & Coyle
France Reopens Debt Settlement Talks With United States
Washington March 11 France has reopened discussions with the United States for settlement of her 4 billion war debt. Ambassador Berenger in talks with Secretary Mellon. Negotiations hinge on Congress action on the Italian agreement now under senate review. The French debt is the largest remaining.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Berenger
Mellon
The
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Det
Community Skating Rink Opens Saturday Afternoon
Skating rink opens to all kids Saturday from 2 to 5 PM. Bring your own skates for admission just 10 cents. Locals note it beats sidewalk skating with a lady as chaperone.
Home made doughnuts for sale Friday
Local bake sale offering doughnuts for Friday sale. Contact number 1300 W for Metho dist church Triangle society orders and delivery service.
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Methodist Church
Triangle Society
Will
Friends Of Prohibition Should Not Vote in Poll
The Anti Saloon League executive committee says prohibition supporters should not participate in unofficial newspaper polls. They argue straw ballots mislead, allow repeated voting, and reflect only a small, non representative voter segment.
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Friends of Prohibition
Associated Frese
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
League
No Talk Rule Enforced for Sioux City Police and Fire
The civil service commission enforces a no talk rule for Sioux City police and fire departments. Members must avoid political discussion and refrain from working on the proposed ordinance to secure pay raises. Violation risks reprimand suspension or dismissal.
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Sioux City
Civil Service Commission
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Plum
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Athbarn & Coyle
Strand
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Fred Kessler
Zeephone
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Elmer Bitharison
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Carl Davenport
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J.F. Golden
Matthew Ahern
Hatch Motor Company
Adam Pickett
E. T. Sargent Refining Co
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Newcomb & May Ahews
Liberal Commission
Chamberlin Metal Weather Strip Co
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