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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1925

Page

2

Wall Street Stocks Drift Lower in Mixed Trading

New York March 28 stock prices drifted lower with no urgent selling or strong buying. United States Steel touched a new low for the year at 115 while American Can, American Locomotive and United States Cast Iron Pipe fell 1 to 2 points. Merchandize and food issues moved firm, but the day closed heavy with about 250000 shares traded.

New York United States Steel American Can American Locomotive United States

Chicago Market Quotes for May to July and Rye and Bullion

Market page shows open high low close figures for May July and other grains and feeds with multiple entries such as EAT RN RD and RYE across Chicago trading, listing prices like May 1.55 1.57 and July 1.43 1.454 and rye May 1.4% 1.244%. The data appear as scattered futures quotes with daily and weekly annotations and percentage changes.

Chicago

Omaha Livestock Market Report March 28

Receipts: hogs 000 steady to 10 cents lower, best 12.90 to 13.19, top 13.19. Sows 12.25 to 12.50, average 12.50. Cattle receipts 200. fed steers and yearlings uneven, handyweight steers 11.20, bulk 9.00 to 10.75, cows and heifers 5.25 to 9.25, canners 2.75 to 4.25, veal top 8.50. Sheep and lambs: light lambs 24.75 to 25.15, fat ewes 8.50 to 9.25, clipping and lambs 15.00 to 15.40, closing top 15.50.

Omaha Dept of “Agri Y Chicago Livestock Chicago U. S. Dept of Agric Ding California

Wheat and grain price report from Chicago market

Chicago March grain prices list wheat and corn by grade with bid prices and futures references. The report also lists oat and clover seed figures and miscellaneous dairy and meat values, reflecting a broad commodity snapshot for the day.

St Joseph Cattle and Hog Receipts Report

St Joseph reports hogs receipts 1 600 with prices about 13 25 to 12 25 per hundredweight and steady. cattle receipts 290 with varied stocker and feeder bids across rough ranges. week totals and market tone noted. Prices and offerings shown for hogs and cattle with minor district figures.

Toledo Seed Market Prices Listing

Seed prices for Maren-Wheat Clover seed Alsike Timothy seed shown in cash and future months. Notable figures include red wheat at 1.70 cash and 1.70 March, clover 46.60 cash 15.25 Oct, alsike 14.96 cash 12.00 Aug, timothy 2.80 cash 2.90 May 3.25 Sept.

Auction Prices for Horses and Mules in East St. Louis

East St Louis market reports March 28 list prices for horses and mules. Drafts bring 150 to 200, good eastern chunks 75 to 100, southern horses 30 to 45 dollars. Mules range from 1 to 176?225, 16 to 10 hands 145 to 190, 14.3 to 15.2 hands 5 to 125.

East St. Louis

Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report

U S Dept of Agriculture notes hogs receipts about 1 000 with uneven demand. heavier weights steady to higher. top hog price 13.50. Cattle receipts 6 500 with mixed changes across grades. veal calves and feeders show varied moves. Sheep and lamb prices mostly lower with some strong weights noted. week totals and next week projections given.

Poultry and Produce Prices and Receipts Report From Chicago

Chicago market data shows poultry items including fowls, springs, roosters, turkeys, ducks and geese with varied prices around 1.00 to 2.55 per unit. Eggs and cheese markets report steady to higher trends with notable receipts and regional price ranges. Regional summaries include butter, eggs, cheese, and potatoes with specific price points and stock levels.

Chicago Reight Express Freight

Market Prices for Hay and Feed Updated

In Louis, March 28, price quotes show No 1 eat clover mixed at 18.00 and 19.00, No 1 heavy clover mixed at 16.00, alfalfa at 30.00 and 31.00, with other items listed in firm terms. The record includes scripture reference 1 Timothy and a currency note indicating current rates.

Clearing Houses Reserve Change Report

New York March 28 figures show a weekly reserve increase of 45 million 410 thousand five hundred dollars for clearing house banks and trust companies. This contrasts with a prior deficit of 21 million 819 thousand four hundred seventy six dollars.

Clearing Houses New York

Liberty Bonds Market Figures Reported

New York March 28 U S 4s closed Liberty 34 s 101.9 Second 44s 100.29 Third 4 1 8 Fourth 44s 101.27 U S Government 4s 100.19 U S Government 448 104.23.

Liberty Bonds New York U. S Liberty U. S. Government U.S. Government

Omaha Cash Grain Wheat Prices Report

Omaha March 28 Wheat prices listed for cash grain with No 1 firm at 1.54 while No 1 hard shows varied quotes and odd figures.

Omaha Cash Grain Omaha

Wheat and corn markets react to export demand and rain effects

Board notes initial wheat price gains on export strength and Liverpool quotes, then declines as rains hit dry southwest areas and May futures slip. Rallies fade despite forecast 2.5 million acres to be abandoned in Kansas. Corn and oats firm upside after a cautious start, cash demand rising modestly and Minneapolis buys for whippers. Hog prices push up the provision market.

Chicago Liverpool Kansas Minneapolis

Flour Prices and Bran Quoted in Minneapolis

Minneapolis reports flour unchanged at 25 cents lower with family paints quoted at 8.85 to 8.95. Bran listed at 23.50.

Minneapolis

Coffee futures steady with July and December quotes

New York traders report Rio No. 7 at 26 percent and Santos No. 4 at 25 percent. Futures hold steady with July at 17.80 and December at 16.31.

New York Rio Santos No

Sugar prices steady in New York market

Raw sugar holds at 4.68 for spot duty paid while refined remains unchanged at 5.90 to 6.00, with annotations noting no movement in early trading in New York.

New York

Manager Pays By Check Robbery Foiled at Plant

Three robbers held up the American Broom company plant and herded 15 employees into the basement. Sam Wolff, the manager, faced them at the stairs and asked where the payroll was. He replied, I pay by check, the robbers fled in an automobile after the thwarted theft.

Associated Press Chicago American Broom Company Sam Wolff Wolff

Bootleggers Hit By Tax Report Claims In Des Moines

Des Moines reports claim 12 citizens ran an extensive bootlegging operation and failed to prepare income tax statements on profits. United States Attorney Ross Mowery is preparing bills as part of a federal probe into gambling and bootlegging activities in the city.

Associated Press Des Moines United States Ross Mowery

Storekeeper Reports Theft of Life's Savings

Pete Fabino, an Italian storekeeper in Knoxville Ta, reports $8 300 stolen from a trunk in the rear of his store. He says the money, the savings of a lifetime, was taken while he was away on a trip to Abiahin sleeping quarters were located.

Associated Press Knoxville Pete Fabino Fabino Bia Hin

Prince of Wales sails for South Africa and South America

The Prince of Wales departed Portsmouth this afternoon to begin a 25,000 mile voyage to South Africa and South America. He traveled aboard the battleship Repluse with his entourage and was escorted by two destroyers. The prince wore a captain’s naval uniform and returned greetings with a naval salute at the station.

Associated Press Portsmouth England Prince of Wales South Africa South America Repluse Prince Wales

Mosby Jr. Visits Sister in Red Oak

Mrs Fames Mosby Jr. left this morning for Red Oak to visit her sister Miss Kate O'Brien.

Fames Mosby Jr Red Oak Kate O’brien

Hot Dip For Spuds Becomes Widely Adopted

Agricultural note reports six tenths of Iowa potato losses due to scab and diseases. Dr J F Methus advocates hot formaldehyde dip for seed potatoes. The method, started five years ago at Clear Lake, is now common in major potato areas with cooperative dipping suggested to reduce costs.

Iowa J. FE. Methus Iowa State College Kennedy Clear Lake Donald R. Porter

Wealthy Japanese Donates Fortune to Aid Fisheries

Tokio March 23 Kumataro Ishigaki 67 oldest age has given his fortune of about 1 000 000 yen to the Marine Products Society to be used in the encouragement of fisheries on condition he receive an income of 12 000 yen a year for life. It is said to be the only case in Japan of an entire fortune given away in its owner's lifetime.

Associated Press Tokio Kumataro Ishigaki Marine Products Society Ishizaki Japan

London awards safety badges to careful chauffeurs

London officials announced that 8,399 of 13,182 licensed drivers including many chauffeurs passed the prior year without an accident in the safety first competition. Those recognized will wear city council badges, a distinction valued by taxi drivers and others.

Associated Press London London City Council Council

Fire destroys National Fire Proofing plant in Ottawa

A gas explosion at the National Fire Proofing company plant in Ottawa, Illinois, caused a major fire that nearly wiped out the facility. Three workers were hospitalized and several others injured as 70 employees were affected. damage is estimated at 200000 dollars.

Associated Press Ottawa National Fire Proofing Company

Arrests Expected in $120,000 Mail Pouch Theft

Postoffice inspectors say arrests are likely soon in a February 27 theft of a pouch containing 120000 in currency from the mails while in transit through Buffalo New York. The item underscores a high value loss and ongoing investigations.

The Associated Press Buffalo N. Y Postoffice

Birthday Luncheon Honors Roy Bonham at Cunningham Home

Mrs Roy Cunningham and Mrs Fred Keehn hosted a Friday luncheon at 211 North Birch Street for their uncle Roy Bonham. Guests included his daughters Mrs W D Ward of Richmond Virginia and Mrs Chas Gilman near Creston who presented a ring and bouquet for his forty eighth birthday.

Roy Cunningham Fred Keehn Cuningham North Birch Street Roy Bonham Bonham

Bridge Club Honors Miss Inez Porter at Home

Miss Inez Porter of 504 West Adams street hosted the Thursday Evening Bridge club last night. The gathering featured bridge play and dainty refreshments.

Inez Porter West Adams Street Bridge

Racket Man George J Bartle Seeks Second Ward Alderman

George J Bartle, a candidate for Alderman in the second ward, known as the Racket Man, has run the Racket Store at 115 W Montgomery St since 1900. He emphasizes his successful business, tax paying status, and long Union County roots, arguing for fiscal prudence and sound municipal management.

George J. Bartle Montgomery Street Union County Creston

Greenhouse to Close Early Sunday Morning

Creston Greenhouse announces a one time early closing on Sunday morning March 29 with doors shutting at 9 30. Customers are advised to plan visits accordingly and note the temporary schedule change.

Creston Greenhouse

Keehn Seeks Alderman Post in Third Ward

Businessman Frank C. Keehn, proprietor of South Side Monument Works, campaigns for Alderman in the third ward promising practical service and steady leadership without fanfare.

Frank C. Keehn South Side Monument Works

Ryan and Pence Case Settled Over Green Bay Lumber Dispute

The Green Bay Lumber Co. case against John Ryan and H. D. Pence was found to involve Pence wrongly. Pence had no role and the matter is settled. John Ryan connected to the Green Bay Lumber Co. inquiry.

Green Bay Lumber Co John Ryan H. D. Pence

Keith Headquarters Offers Election Day Rides

Keith Headquarters lists phone 673 to arrange car rides to the polls on election day for voters needing transportation.

Keith

Feed sales continue with broader line from Miley

A. J. Miley states he is still selling feed with a more complete line, despite claims of quitting. He provides the phone contact 595 for ordering.

A. J. Miley

LaForgue Bros Spring Oxfords Highlight Budget Shoes

The ad promotes many new styles of Spring Oxfords at 3.85 dollars from LaForgue Bros. A social note mentions Mr and Mrs Joe Vicker of Cromwell shopping and friends visiting, while other families travel to Ottumwa Des Moines Davenport for visits and relatives.

LaForgue Bros Joe Vicker Cromwell Wayne Bell Ottumwa C. A. Canfort Northboro Creston Frank Woodhull North Pureau Street James McCoy Mary Genevieve W. F. Finefield Edward Finefield Des Moines

For Rent: Seven Room Modern House Offer

Multiple local rental notices list seven room, five room, and six room houses with modern features. Various contact phone numbers and locations appear including near Creston Hardware Co and Farmers & Merchants Bank building. Some ads specify no children, unfurnished rooms, or furnished heat.

Maple C. Lewis Dunlajp Creston Hardware Co Goodsell & Goodsell Farmers & Merchants Bank

Lost watch near Livingstone and Walnut streets

Lost item notice for a watch found between 208 Livingstone Ave and 508 South Walnut St. Finder asked to leave at this office for a reward.

Jman Livingstone Ave South Walnut Sts

Voters Add Transport Aid for Monday Polls

Fragments indicate assistance for voters unable to reach polls on Monday. The note mentions a contact 1129% and a transport arrangement described cryptically as cave 3 B RHINE with an unclear reference to See Mee.

J. B. Rhine Rhine

Help Wanted Classified Ad Mix Promises From 1900s Issues

Aggressive recruitment blurb seeks agents and representatives for Madison Mills and Rawleigh products. Offers promise of weekly earnings, no experience required, locations in New York Omaha Freeport and beyond. Includes training and support with district managers and home-based distribution opportunities.

Madison Madison Mills Broadway New York Rawleigh W. T. Rawleigh Co Dept. I Freeport W. T. Rawleigh Freejport

Local business notes and political campaign snippet

Abstracts and loans firm name Fi delity Abstract and Loan Company with J V Richardson as president announces absence from town until a date. Flo Smith contact at Patts Flats No 4. Palace Mail Co Toledo Ohio advertises mailing circulars. ORENE BEAUTY SHOP offers home hair styling. Charles A Johnson candidate for park commissioner mentions long standing business since 1896 and asks for votes.

Flo Smith Patts Flats Palace Mail Co Toledo Ohio Orene Beauty Shop Charles A. Johnson

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