Market buys resume in many sections after favorable trade signals
Wall Street reports renewed buying across sectors as favorable trade data and strong weekly car loadings boost sentiment. Packard rises on 10,000 share initial trade to 41 percent, with farm implement, gas, tobacco and food stocks drawing inquiries. Market dips on policy rate note then recovers with money supply up, as Kresage jumps 22 points to 611, closing irregular.
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New York
Packard
Motor Group
Kresage
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts October Report
Omaha stock markets report receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep dated October 7. Hogs steady to higher with top 12.35 for 150 to 220 pounds. Cattle and calves mixed to steady with various weight classes listed. Sheep mostly higher with fat lambs 15.25 to 15.50 and feeding lambs 14.50 to 15.25.
Chicago Cash Grain Report October 7
Cash grain quotes listed for Chicago with wheat tea none and corn mixed grades ranging from No 2 to No 5 and yellow and white varieties. Oats and rye show limited activity while barley, lard, ribs and bellies have listed prices.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
St Joseph Oct 7 hogs receipts 5 100 steady to 10 cents lower top 12 50 bulk 12.00 12.40 cattle receipts 6 000 steady to lower steers 7.00 138.50 cows and heifers 3.25 9.50 calves 5.00 14.00 stockers and feeders 5.25 8.50 sheep receipts 4 500 steady to 10 cents higher lambs 14.50 15.75 ewes 6.25 8.00
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ST. Joseph
St. Joeph
Omaha cash grain prices update
Wheat prices ranged from 1.40 to 1.55 per bushel with No 1 hard at 1.55 and No 2 hard at 1.53 to 1.55. Corn prices showed No 2 white at 80, No 2 yellow at 79 1/4, No 2 mixed at 77 1/2 to 78 1/4. Oats No 3 white traded at 37 1/4 to 37 1/2.
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Chicago
Omaha
Sugar prices hold steady as refined drops noted
Raw sugar unchanged at 3.96 per unit in Sugar New York with refined sugar down five points to 5.05 for fine granulated markets show slight weakness in refined grades and stability in raw.
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New York
Flour prices rise as families face higher costs
Minneapolis reports flour prices increased by 20 cents. Family patents listed at 8.25 to 8.50 per barrel. Bran price noted at 22.50.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock market report for October 7 shows hogs receipts 16 000 with steady to lower bids for some weights, sows and slaughter pigs varied, cattle receipts 14 000 with some declines in higher grades while feeders remained mixed, sheep receipts 19 000 with prices firm for best fat lambs and steady for feeding lambs. Tomorrow’s estimates project hogs 22 000 cattle 18 000 and holdovers 9 000.
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Chicago
U. S
Dept. of Agric
Produce and Poultry and Market Quotes in Chicago
Chicago markets report a steady alive poultry trade with 12 cars receipts. Fowls, springs, turkeys, ducks and geese priced within range. potatoes show fair trading with elevated wholesale bids and varied regional prices. butter and eggs hold near previous levels with modest shifts in grading and yields.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Beliver
Ohios
Idaho
Rurals
Russets
Market Report Shows Butter and Cheese Steady in New York
New York on October 7 reports Butter receipts at 15 565 tubs with higher creamery lots and extras. Eggs steady with 20 306 cases and a mix of nearby and western whites. Cheese steady at 169 520 pounds with fresh average run. Live poultry unsettled with freight and express shipments and dressed fowls at 19 3h.
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New York
Knipp Defeats Bowers In Eight Round Card Bout
Waterloo welterweight Albert Knipp defeats Floyd Bowers of Des Moines for the third time this year in eight rounds. Knipp led five rounds with strong fifth and sixth, rounds two and four tied, and Bowers rallied for a late shine in the eight. Chicago baseball war looms Cubs favored over White Sox with Grover Cleveland Alexander set to face Ted Blankenship and Hartnett and Schalk as receivers.
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Albert Knipp
Floyd Bowers
Des Moines
Flore
Knipp
Bowers
Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Ted Blankenship
Hartnett
Schalk
Blind student earns Iowa radio college degree progress
Iowa City October 7. William Klontz of Grundy Center a blind man enrolled in the University of Iowa college of the air studies lectures broadcast from WSUI. Klontz a Vinton school graduate uses a typewriter and earphones to study and report progress without assistance.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
College of the Air
WSUI
William Klontz
Grundy Center
Klontz
Vinton School For the
Chicago Board of Trade Wheat Market Sees Downturn After Opening Rise
Wheat futures opened higher on October 7 but faced heavy profit taking and a late decline. Unfavorable Canadian weather and strong Liverpool quotes supported bulls, while corn and oats moved with wheat. December and May contracts finished lower, with corn and oats also slipping. lard purchases lifted the provisions market.
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Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
Bc Higher
Hampton Lovegrove Story Dies in Los Angeles
Chicago piano maker and Coronado Beach founder Hampton Lovegrove Story died in Los Angeles after a long illness. Northfield Minnesota reports the formation of the Norwegian American Historical Society at St Olaf College to preserve pioneer immigrant records.
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Hampton Lovegrove Story
Chicago
Coronado Beach
San Diego
Northfield
Minn
United States
State bar exam in Des Moines and other Iowa notes
Des Moines reports show 43 men and one woman taking the annual state bar exam at the state house with close the next day. Other items include Governor Hamill at a memorial portrait unveiling in Fort Dodge, the central Iowa products exposition opening in Des Moines, a death by suicide in Valley Junction, a 25 year Northwest Bell franchise vote in Cherokee, a not guilty verdict for Howard Hedrick in Ida Grove, voluntary bankruptcy filing by Edward P. Miller, a Bordeaux harbor explosion of bombs for Morocco, Delaware County population at 17 927, and pheasant hunting opening in Humboldt and Hancock counties October 20 with a three bird daily limit.
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State House
State Board of Bar Examiners
Supreme Court
Ida Grove, Ja
Howard Hedrick
Battle Creek Savings Bank
Hedrick
Humboldt
Hancock
W. E. Albert
City grocer shot by holdup man shows signs of recovery
Louis Sterling, a city grocer, survived a shooting last night and hospital attendants say he has a good chance to recover. The robber fled without taking any money. Other brief notes: James Goodwin, 25, fatally injured in Des Moines after a car crash. Robert Lee Myron, 19, shot himself in a Milwaukee police cell after confessing a jewelry store robbery. J W Benson, 62, retired from railroad work with 48 years service.
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Louis Sterling
Des Moines
James Goodwin
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Lee Myron
Petersen
Omaha
Myron
Chicago
Sioux City
J. W. Benson
Northwestern
Fleet Corporation Manager Resigns in Protest
Hutchinson I Clone vice president and general manager resigns from the Fleet Corporation in protest of the Shipping Board actions removing Leigh C Palmer as president. Board defied President Coolidge by stripping the fleet of powers and Palmer’s removal followed inquiry by H G Dalton.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Cone
Corporation
Palmer
Elmer E. Crowley
Mr. Palmer
New York
Germans Comment On Coolidge Legion Speech
Berlin dispatch reports German papers react bitterly to President Coolidge's American Legion speech. Dailies such as Die Allgemeine Zeitung Taegische Rundschau Boersen Courier and Berliner Tageblatt critique his peace sermon and remarks on civilization, war propaganda and Germany.
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Herr Coolidge
American Legion
Gavhe
Operc
Allgemeine Zeitung
Taegische Rundschau
Coolidge
Germany
Boersen Courier
Berliner Tageblatt
Iowa Corn Crop Safe From Frost Report
Des Moines reports nearly all Iowa corn remains frost safe for the week ending yesterday. Rain damaged in shock corn and down corn shows mold. Wet fields hinder hogging down and wagon hauling while winter wheat seeding and fall plowing slowed. Wheat growth is good and pastures hay lands and new alfalfa and clover look fine. A fourth alfalfa crop is noted in the southwestern state.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Weather and Crop Reporting Service
Reed
Inter parliamentary union backs probe into European economic barriers
Washington October 7 The Inter parliamentary union conference closed with a resolution demanding an investigation of economic barriers among European nations. The aim is to reduce or remove such barriers to promote freer trade and cooperation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interparliamentary Union Conference
Senators Take First Game Of Series
In a tense fifth inning the Senators push runs across as Joe Harris and Bluege drive in scores. Pittsburgh answers with Traynor’s homer, but Washington holds edge through sixth and seventh as both teams trade hits and outs in a closely fought opener.
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Joe Harris
Bluwen
Bluege
Peckinpaugh
Morrison
Pittsburgh
Harris
Ruel
Johnson
Rice
Stan Harri
Traynor
Stan Harris
Wright
Grantham
Smith
Meadows
Goslin
Judge
Max Carey
Carey
Moose
Marberry
Barnhart
Sam Rice
Pirates
Aid
Bigbee
McelInnis
McInnis
Moore
McNeely
Bank statement affirmation sworn in Union County Iowa
I B Tallman cashier swears the attached bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. Correct attest: sworn before A A Willis notary public on October 7 1925. Signatures Geo D Newcomb Will Becknor D F Kelly.
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State OF
Iowa
County OF Union
I. B. Tallman
B. Tallman
A. A. Willis
Geo D. Newcomb, Will Becknor
D. F. Kelly
Creed of Protestant Episcopal Church Defines Creed
The sermon at the forty eighth General Convention discussed the creed amid controversy in American Protestant Episcopal churches. Bishop Bratton’s illness kept him from delivering the address read by Bishop Gailer, who urged reaffirmation of the creed as truth rather than fable. The convention also faces faith healing, church budget, missions, and a potential change in marriage vows, including removing the word obey.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Churches of America
Theodore D. Bratton
Mississippi
Thomas F. Gailer
Tennessee
National Council
Gailer
Bratton
Fellowship of the ‘Holy Spirit
Joint Committee On
Federated Council of Churches of Christ
Latin America
Orient
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
New York Leader Pledges War on Criminals
New York Oct 7 Father Knickkerbocker, accused by reforms of leading the nation astray, is determined to catch murderers and burglars. He warns crooks and urges punishment while upholding moral standards.
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Associated Press
New York
Knickerbocker
Ford Completes Light Motor for Airplanes
Detroit October 7 Henry Ford announced an eight cylinder 200 horsepower engine for light airplanes is nearly complete in his Dearborn laboratory. Ford said the motor would need no adjustment and parts would be interchangeable making replacement easy. He predicted broad use of planes would aid economic development and international relations.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Fond Hiss
Dearborn
Ford
Volstead Named Legal Adviser to Adjutant General
Andrew J. Volstead, father of the prohibition law, is appointed legal adviser to Adjutant General W. F. Rhinow for the northwest city enforcement district. The formal announcement was made today in Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Qct
Andrew J. Volstead
W. F. Rhinow
Northwest
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