Wall Street Stocks Mixed After Weekend Readjustment
The market showed irregularity in today’s session as investors digested weekend readjustments in speculative units. Motors led gains with Mack Truck Packard and Continental Motors reaching new highs while tire stocks Kelly-Springfield and United States Rubber advanced. United States Steel and Southern Railway moved lower amid dividend concerns. Total volume near 990000 shares.
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New York
USA
Mack Truck
Packard
Corinental Motors
Kelly-Springfield
States
States Steel Corporation
Southern Railway
Colt
United States
Omaha Livestock Market Report May 9 Hogs and Cattle Prices
Omaha stockyard notes active hog trade with 35 to 259 higher prices and sows up to 11.90. hogs around 12.15 with heavier weights. Cattle receipts 200 show fed steers and yearlings steady to higher with top weights near 10.65 and 10.85 for midweights. veals and stockers up 6 to 15 cents. Sheep receipts none. lambs and ewes show varied gains with spring lambs around 15.75 to 15.85 and ewes at 6.50 to 7.25 as prices close.
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Omaha
U. S&. Dept
Iiaric
GO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS MARKET SUMMARY
Chicago May 9 opening high low close figures for wheat oats rye lard ribs and ballies across May July Sept positions. Data shows continuous trading levels with May July Sept contracts and varied percent changes, illustrating grain and livestock price movements for the day.
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GO Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Sepp
Jay
Ballies
Horse and Mule Market and Clearing House Reserve Report
At St Louis horse and mule sale prices for drafts and saddle horses are listed with ranges from 45 to 226 depending on size and breed. Clearing houses in New York report excess reserves of 22 802 and 90, an increase of 29 033 840 from the prior week 249 560.
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St. Louis
New York
Clearing House Bank
Livestock Market Report Slaughter Hogs and Cattle Trends
Market notes show hogs advancing with heavy weights 12.30 to 12.65 and duller lighter lots. Cattle receipts around 100 with mixed price moves, yearlings firm, vealers up, steers uneven, stockers scarce, hogs and sheep price ranges detailed for week. Unofficial Monday totals estimate hogs 44,000 and cattle 19,000 with 120,000 hogs expected next week.
Produce and Poultry Prices and Supplies Report
Chicago market report lists poultry totals including fowls 26, roosters 1444, turkeys 20, ducks 24 25, geese 15. potatoes receipts 29 new and 42 old. farm produce and fur trading notes show round whites 1001.25 per unit by quality. fur barrels steady to dull. Florida waitrels Spalding Rove No 1 600 6.25, No 2 3.75. Alabama Bliss Triumphs No 1 8.60, No 2 .25. Louisiana Bliss Triumphs No 1 3.35. butter creamery extra 40, standards 40, extra firsts 38 39, frats 37 88, seconds 32 36. eggs receipts 28.81 cases firsts 2846 29, ordinary firsts 271 . storage pack extra 20, firsts 30. The overall tone shows light market offerings and variable prices across dairy and poultry segments.
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Chicago
United States
Florida
Florida Waitrels
Spalding Rove
Alabama
Bliss
Louisiana
Creamery
Egge
Butter and Eggs Market Summary From New York And Kansas City
Market notes show butter receipts and creamery prices with varied scores and percentages for fresh gathered and storage eggs. Cheese receipts and milk flats described as state wide, with live poultry and dressed poultry quotes. Kansas City reports unchanged creamery butter and egg prices with hens and broilers also steady.
Livestock market reports from St. Joseph May 9
Hogs receipts 3000 with prices to the higher 12.25 and bulk around 12.00 to 12.20. Cattle receipts 100 with week totals for steers near 900 at 10.40 to 10.60, cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.50, calves 400 at 9.00, stockers and feeders 5.00 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 4000 steady with lambs 14.00 to 15.50, ewes 7.50 to 9.60.
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St. Joseph
Coffee Futures in New York Trade Report
In New York on May 9 1914 traders noted a weak session with July futures at 14.20 and December at 12.58. Prices reflected a softer market as Riot No 7 and Bantos No 4.22 mentioned in the brief note.
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New York
Wheat prices slide on crop report weak outlook
Board of Trade notes a big setback as government crop data show winter wheat gains over late. Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Texas supply estimates shrink to 166 million bushels versus 289 million last year, triggering a broad market drop across wheat corn and oats with lingering weakness into the close.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Benet de “L'Ne
Grain Prices Reported by CMILLAGO CASH GRAIN
Chicago market notes show wheat prices for No red and hard grades, corn values across multiple mixed and yellow varieties with several numbered grades. Rye and barley markets listed as unavailable or modestly priced, with seed and meat cuts also cited for context.
Cash grain quotes from St Louis market report
St Louis market notes cash grain prices for wheat and corn with No 1 red wheat at 1.85 and No 2 red at 1.80 1 3. Corn shows No 3 mixed at 1.10 No 2 white 1.14 116 No 2 yellow 16 and No 3 yellow 1.14% at the close. Date figures list No 2 white 49 and No white 47.
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ST Louis
St. Louis
Lord
Toledo Seed Market Wheat and Seed Prices Update
Toledo buyers see cash No. 2 red wheat at 1.85 with seed quotes for Clover at 13.60 cash, 13.50 Oct, 13.35 Dec. Like-Aug 12.50. Timothy seed listed at 8.00 cash, Sept 3.50. Market notes dated May 9.
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Toledo
Clover
Iike
Timothy
Hay Prices From St Louis Market Report
Hay market list from St Louis dated May 9 shows No 2 timothy at 17.00 per unit, No 2 light clover mined at 16.00, No 2 heavy clover mixed at 14.00, and choice western alfalfa at 27.00. Prices noted per standard lots with quantities 1500 1400 and 1300 units respectively.
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Hay
St. Loui S
Hay Eready
Sugar prices steady as market shows moderate demand
New York sugar markets report raw sugar at 4.27 for spot with no changes and refined grade steady between 5.60 and 5.70 with fine granulated having moderate inquiry.
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New York
Liberty bonds market update New York May 9
U S bonds show Liberty 32% at 100.30 First 44s at 102.3 Second 4s at 101.10 Third 44s at 101.26 Fourth 4s at 102.9 U S Government 4s at 101.22 U S Government 414s at 106.18.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
U. & Government
U. S. Government
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report May 9
Wheat trends show No 1 hard around 1.57 with No 3 hard near 1.56 to 1.5645. Corn prices list No 4 white about 1.03 and No 2 yellow at 1.09. Oats notes include No 2 white around 46 and No 3 white near 44 to 45.
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Omaha
Flour Prices Rise Sharply in Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis May 9 Flour prices jumped with futures showing a 26 to 10 cent rise. Family patent flour ranged from 9.15 to 9.20, with Brun 26.00 to 27.00 in active trading.
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Minneapolis
Correction on Obituary Relation Cited in Friday Advertiser
A typography error in Friday Advertiser misidentified the deceased relative of John Benson of 605 West Mills Street. The deceased was his brother in law, husband of Benson's sister living in Sweden.
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John Benson
West Mills Street
Friday
Sweden
Benson
Family Returns From Omaha and Kent Funeral
Mrs Carl Davenport arrived Friday after recent days in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Will Mickey and children Oren Adelaide and Evelyn returned home after attending the funeral of their brother in law and uncle Li P Hovius in Kent.
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Carl Davenport
Omaha
Will Mickey
Oren
Adelaide
Evelyn
Inlaw
Li P. Hovi_ us
Kent
Union County Teachers Club Picnic Observes National Music Week
The Superintendents and Principals' club of Union County held aBasket lunch and picnic at McKinley Park on Wednesday evening. Professor McDowell, club president, Miss Ella Day superintendent, and W A Price led the event with a musical program in the auditorium. Attendees included Ella Day, Mary Wilen, Grace Cronin, May Bettis, Jesse Archer, Vena Jeter, Lavar Wolfe, Rose Kierulff, Bernica Baker, Nellie Russell, Edmund Irwing, Esther Marst, Belle Webb, Edith Davenport, Grace Giles, Mrs McDowell, Flossie Williams, Mr McDowell, Kathryn Frown, Myrtle Ford, Vivienne Aaley, Dayie Bel ding, Lyle Cronin, Ralph Berry, and Roy Koehl.
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Union County
McKinley Park
McDowell
Ella Day
Union County Schools
W. A. Price
Cromwell
Miss Ella Day
Mary Wilen
Grace Cronin
May Bettis
Sewing lesson at Kinkade home featured
Miss Marie Roberts of Town State College Ames conducted a sewing lesson Friday at Mrs. William Kinkade 211 Myrtle street. Women from Douglas Highland and Gram townships attended. The session focused on color in dress design and included a luncheon at noon.
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Kinkade
Marie Roberts
Extension Department of
Town State Colege
Ames
William Kinkade
Myrtle Street
Douglas
Highland
Gram Townships
Shower Held for Mrs. George Hepler by Jerusalem Aid Society
A miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jennie Courter's home honored Mrs. George Hepler, a bride of last month. About 33 members of the Jerusalem Aid Society and friends enjoyed social time and a luncheon.
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Jerusalem Aid Society
Jennie Courter
George Hepler
LOCAL TEA PARTY AT KERSOX HOME
Mrs. Kersox entertained the club Thursday at 610 South Birch Street. An evening gathering raised five hundred dollars with Mrs. Paul Louden winning the guest prize. Mrs. J R Ewing and Elmer Carlson placed second and Clifford Anderson and Mrs. Harry Ponton the consolation. Refreshments followed in the afternoon.
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Kersox
Lou B'agzek
South Birchtreet
Paul ‘Ouden
J. R. Ewing
Elmer Carlson
Clifford Anderson
Harry Ponton
Missionary Society Instills Quiet Monthly Meeting
The Foreign Missionary society of the Merodist church met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. S. Brown 707 Fremont street for a short business session followed by a social hour.
Priscilla Club Meets at Mrs Champ Home
The Priscilla club gathered Friday afternoon at 704 Wes Adams Street hosted by Mrs. E. E. Champ. A Kensington outing was enjoyed during the afternoon and refreshments were served by the hostess at the close.
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Priscilla Club
E. E. Champ
Wes Adams Street
Kensington
Harmony Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon at Wyoming Home
Harmony club members gathered Friday at Mrs Mike Pritten’s 511 Wyoming venue for a bridge session. Mrs Walter Smelly won the seat prize, Mrs Regina Williamson took the first prize, and Mrs O Harvey joined in. Refreshments were served to close the afternoon.
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Harmony Club
Mike Pritten
Wyoming
Walter Smelly
Regina Wiliemson
O. Harvey
Entertain Mothers by Catholic Daughters at May Day Breakfast
The Catholic Daughters of America will entertain their mothers at a May Day breakfast at the Knights of Columbus hall. Members and their mothers will attend Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Each Mothers’ Day members entertain in honor of their mothers.
Five Hundred Party Hosted by Weidmans on Birch Street
Five hundred party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weidman 207 North Birch Street Friday evening. John Hawker won the donors and Doris McVay the consolation. Dainty refreshments were served. Attending couples included Mr. and Mrs. John Hawker, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ballreich, Mr. and Mrs. Orlev Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Otlo McVay, and Mr. and Mrs. Hawker.
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Leo Weidman
North Birch Street
John Hawker
Doris McVay
Johbn Hawker
Raymond Ballreich
Orlev Martin
Ot'o McVay
Hawker
Screen A Husband Again in Husbands and Lovers at Strand
Lewis S. Stone stars in Husbands and Lovers directed by John M. Stahl at the Strand Sunday and Monday. Stone plays the steady husband while his wife has a clandestine affair with his best friend, a role resembling his previous parts in Why Men Leave Home and The Dangerous Age. Metropolitan critics rate the picture exceptionally good.
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Strand Theatre
Lewis S. Stone
John M. Stahl
Metropolitan
Picture Reveals Beauty of Paris in Fox Play
A London style night scene in Paris draws art lovers to Fox production A Man's Mate at the Willard Sunday. The crowd enjoys the visual beauty and the performance as part of a refined cultural outing.
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Paris
Fox
Willard
John Gilbert and Renee Adoree in a Paris Apache study
John Gilbert stars with Renee Adoree in a film set in Paris featuring an Apache girl. Gilbert calls the performance inspiring and brilliant while Adoree's charm captivates audiences as the painter seizes her model. The picture promises dramatic romance and credible characterization.
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John Gilbert
Renee Adoree
Paris
Gilbert
John
Miss Adoree
Monte Cristo
River Steamer Disaster Aboard Beside Memphis
The river steamer M. E Norman sank after listing and overturning in the Mississippi. Captain Fenton ordered passengers to scatter as engineers and others acted heroically, with survivors recounting attempts to assist or rescue, including Clarence Miller and Charles E Shearer.
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Fenton
Memphis
American Society of Civil Engineers
R O. Schwefer
Southern
D. H Gillette
U. S
Mr. Schaefer
Sheridan announce birth of Elizabeth Ann in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Bernard Sheridan of Los Angeles announce the birth of a baby girl named Elizabeth Ann at their home on Friday. Mrs Sheridan is remembered by Creston people as Miss Eliza Shay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Shay of Lincoln township.
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Bernard Sheridan
Los Angeles
Calif
Elizabeth Ann
Sheridan
Creston Peple
Eliza Shay
Charles Shay
Lincoln Township
Schultz Leaves for Ottumwa on Business
Elmer Schultz departs this afternoon for Ottumwa to handle business interests. Joe Elliott returns to Des Moines after attending the funeral of his uncle L P Hovious. Elliott is enrolled at Drake University.
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Elmer Schultz
Ottumwa
Joe Eliott
Des Moines
L. P. Hovious
Mr. Eliott
Drake University
Music Week draws packed crowds in downtown bandstand
The final day of Music Week offered a Sterling Syncopators concert directed by Russell Hintz of Creston for an hour of dance orchestra entertainment and a Creston Concert band performance directed by Mr. Hayden for an hour on the bandstand in the downtown district.
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Sterling
Russell Hintz
Creston
Mr. Hayden
Des Moines Minister William I. Graham Dies at 82
The Rev. William Irving Graham, 82, retired Methodist minister and educator, former president of Clark University in Atlanta and Dakota Wesleyan University, died in Des Moines yesterday. He had come from Cedar Rapids and previously served as Methodist district superintendent at Watertown. Burial will be in Ashland, Nebraska.
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Des Moines
William Irving Graham
Clark University
Atlanta
Dakota Wesleyan University
Graham
Cedar Rapids
Watertown
Ashland
Boy Severely Hurt When Step Rod Breaks
Keokuk May 9 13 year old Comma Cathers ran up a flight of steps outside a building while playing tag. The landing rod broke causing a plunge to the street. He sustained a broken arm hip injuries and facial bruises.
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Keokuk
Janother Boy
Comma Cathers
Weekend Travels Span by Creston Residents
Local residents and visitors travel between Creston and nearby cities this weekend. Notable movements include Mrs. E. E. Faulk and Missee in Omaha, Evelyn Harvey from Des Moines visiting Creston, and Mark Noble traveling to Osage to attend a funeral. Mrs. Shelton Jackson and Evelyn Webb return from Des Moines, while Darlene Hicks Lipsett coaches in Shannon City and Miss Florence Stever visits from Lincoln Nebraska.
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H. A. Connett
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. R. Larimer
West Adams Street
Darlene Hicks Lipsett
Shannon City
Florence Stever
Li«ln
Neb
Te State University
M. F. Stever
W. Clark
Minneapolis
John Jackson
Burlington
Dick Speer
Duncan McFee
George McFee
Mills Street
Galesburg
Winnipeg
Canada
Move of residents and travelers across Nebraska and Chicago
Mrs J A McPherrin of Tecumseh Neb passes through Criston home from Greenfield after visiting her father M S Ray. Mrs Pallard Smith and children Alta and Ballard Jr of Chicago visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Lewis Troyer then head to Boise Idaho. Mrs Carrie Margerium and daughter Thelma go to Plattsmouth Neb to establish residence joined by Mrs J A Spargur and daughter Maxige for the weekend. Arthur Jones of 405 North Sycamore reports son Wilbur in Birmingham Ala on business en route to Atlanta Ga and southern states until July before returning to Chicago with National Bond Co.
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J. A. McPherrin
Tecumseh
Neb
Criston
Greenfield
M. S. Ray
Pallard Smith
Alta and
Ballard Jr
Chicago
Smith
Lewis Troyer
Boise
Idaho
Carrie Margerium
Thelma
Plattsmouth
J. A. Spargur
Maxige
Arthur Jones
North
Sycamore Street
Wilbur
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
The
National Bond Company
Tarkroot Mixture Promises Easy Skin Rejuvenation
An ad touts a tarkroot and lemon juice mix as a cheap, painless facial treatment. It claims immediate soothing feel, disappearance of wrinkles and sagging, and a refreshed, youthful glow after a 15 minute application.
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Associated Press
Peased
Wall Street
Cash Market Report
Mersegenn
Chiesa Tay Ay Rleez Agric
California
Kansas City
Red River
Joseph
Board of Trade
Cmillago Cash Grain
Score
Ellow
Clarence Miller
Charles ’ Shearer
Miller
Charles E Shearer
Lilian Wey
Indianapol's
Ind
Shearer
Tenn
United States Army Engineering Corps
Chisca
Mississippi
Coahoma Landing
Bruin
M. E Norman
Iowana
Music Week
E. E. Faulk
Missee
Hannah Donahue
Afton
Donald Dougherty
Evelyn Harvey
E. M. Hosier
J. A. Mullen
Glenwood
Helen Greenlee
W. A. Shifer
R. T. McColl
Chichester
Prof
van Zan
North Maple Street
Iowa
Iowa Bay
Ray Hazen
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