Wall Street Stocks Rise On Strong Earnings Echo
Wall Street opened with favorable business conditions and abundant money, lifting stock prices as Kresge gains 45 points to 699 amid early split speculation. Adams Express up 12 percent, American Tobacco preferred 25 to 120, Gimbel Brothers 4, McCrory 5, Woolworth 6, and others advance. Call loans renew at 4 percent.
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New York
Kresage
Adams Express
American Sumetra Tobacco
Gimbel Brothers
McCrory Stores
Woolworth
United States Industrial Alcohol
Meischmann General Electric
Detroit Flison
Omaha Livestock Market Report October 9
Hogs receipts 7 500 with prices 11.46 to 12.00, down 35 to 50 cents. Cattle receipts 1 500 with foretell steady to higher prices for steers and heifers. veal and stock calves mixed but firm. Sheep receipts 2 000 with fat lambs limited and ewes up to 7.50.
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Prices
Open high low and close figures for wheat corn rye lard ribs and bellies on Oct 9 in Chicago. Includes December and May contracts with price ranges and percentage changes for each commodity.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Oma
Livestock Prices Report From St. Joseph Market
Hogs receipts 4 000 with 25 to 40 cent drop top near 12.10 bulk 11.60 to 12.00 cattle receipts 1 500 steady bulk steers 6 10 to 10 00 cows and heifers 3 25 to 9 25 calves 4 50 13 00 stockers and feeders 5 25 to 8 50 sheep receipts 3 000 lambs 14 50 to 15 60 ewes 6 5 to 8 00
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ST. Joseph
Horse and Mule Market Prices in St Louis
Mast St Louis lists horse and mule prices with draft horses good to choice drafts 150 to 180 dollars and 75 to 100 dollars for eastern chunks. Southern horses range 45 to 75 dollars and mules 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225 dollars while smaller mules 125 to 150 dollars and lighter horses 60 to 100 dollars.
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St. Louis
Coffee futures steady in Santos No. 4 market
New York reports December futures at 1780 and May at 1545 for Santos No. 4 coffee. Rio No. 7 office notes Santos futures steady with prices quoted as of October 9.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Toledo Seed Market Report Incomplete Price Details
Seed market notes from Toledo Ohio list Clover seed cash and futures for Oct 18 Dec and Feb at 16 00 with March 15 85, Timothy seed cash and futures for Oct 3 69 Dec 3 80 and March 3 90. The fragmentary data points indicate commodity prices but lack full context or contracts.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Chicago Livestock Prices Open With Mixed Results
Chicago prices show hogs down 25 to 40 cents from Thursday with ranges for 150 to 825 pound hogs mostly 11.75 to 12.15. Cattle receipts at 4,000 with fat cattle slow but steady and some lower grades. stockers firm. Sheep receipts 18,000 with generally steady mood, fat native lambs around 16.25 to 16.5 and several lots of range lambs at 15.65. Official tomorrow estimates list hogs 4,000 cattle 1,000 sheep 5,000 with 14,000 hogs left over.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Sheen
Market Reports From Major Cities on Poultry Butter and Potatoes
Chicago reports mixed poultry prices with fowls, springs and turkeys changing with demand as United States shipments total 1,196. Butter unsettled with varied creamery and standard grades. eggs steady with high early to mid-range values. St Louis and New York listings show price ranges for hens, ducks, geese, and potatoes with regional shifts. Kansas City notes butter and poultry prices and home grown potatoes at 1.20 to 1.50.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
St. Louis
Kansas City
Market Prices for Grains and Farm Commodities
Chicago report lists prices for Wheat and Corn varieties with mixed grades and percentages, along with oats, rye, barley, timothy seed, clover seed, lard, ribs and bellies. Figures include decimals and fractions, reflecting current market quotes from the commodities exchange.
Omaha Cash Grain Prices on Wheat Corn and Oats
Omaha market report lists No 1 hard wheat at 1.46 to 1.57 dollars, No 2 hard 1.53 to 1.57, No 2 mixed 1.58. Corn shows No white 80, No 1 yellow 80 4 to 80 5, No 2 mixed 78 to 1 4, oats No 2 white 37 to 38, No 3 white 37 4 to 37 4.
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Omaha
St Louis Cash Grain Prices Reported
St Louis cash grain figures list wheat at No. 2 red 1.75 and No. 2 hard 1.55. Corn quotes show No. 2 mixed 82.14 and No. 2 white 85 with other yellow and white varieties noted. oats No. 2 white 40.144 and No. 3 white 40.
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ST. Louis
Liberty Bonds Closing Prices in New York
U S bonds closed with Liberty 3 14 s at 100.2 First 4s at 101.27 Second 4 14 s at 100.27 Third 4 46 at 101.6 Fourth 4 s at 102.8 U S Treasury 4s at 108.8 and U S Treasury 4 14s at 106.19.
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New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Flour Prices and Shipments Reported in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports flour unchanged to 10¢ lower with family patents at 8.10 and 8.30 per barrel. Shipments total 60,074 barrels with Brann prices 21.50 to 22.50.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and corn futures rise amid frost and tight supplies
Aggressive buying and scarce offerings push wheat futures higher as frost in Argentina and earlier Canadian exports inform trade. December and May contracts gain before closing unsettled. corn climbs on weak receipts and rough weather while oats lag and hogs weigh on provisions.
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Chicago
Argentina
Minneapolis
Canada
Buffalo
Burlington Mail Clerk Denies Arrest Island
The Burlington railway mail clerk Harry E Winn denied a published report that he was arrested for robbing the mails and held on bond for a federal grand jury. He said inspectors accuse him of holding two jobs but deny any gun or decoy package links.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
St Paul
Evening Gazette Today
U. S
Francis B. Tillary
Harry E. Winn
Owatonna
Winona
Frank K. Hahn
Harry BE
Winn
Burlington
Minn
Post Office
St. Paul
Hahn
Lshn
Wmuans
United States Civil Service
Railway Mill Service
Widow testifies navy ordered Shenandoah flight for politics
Mrs Margaret Ross Lansdowne widow of Commander Zachary Lansdowne testifies before the naval court of inquiry that the airship Shenandoah was ordered westward for political purposes over her husband’s protest. She cites official letters showing Lansdowne wanted the flight postponed to September and a test of the Detroit mooring mast.
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Washington
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Lansdowne
Detroit
William Mitchell
Ommander
Zachary Lansdwne
Middle West
Lansiowne
Scott Field
Ilinois
Department
Mail robbery accusation echoes in courthouse debate
The defendant defends a claim of planning a mail robbery while discussing regulatory reforms. He frames the accusation as his closest contender to a crime, arguing the issue reflects broader policy disputes rather than concrete acts.
Brown's Conviction By Church Receives Approval
New Orleans reports the general convention's first joint session hearing the national council. The house of bishops approved Bishop William Montgomery Brown's conviction for heresy, though he remains seated until sentenced by the presiding bishop. The body discussed a $20,000 annual salary and expenses and heard a plea for democracy in prelate selection. A mass meeting noted the United Bank offering at $904,000, $96,000 below the 1922 goal.
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New Orleans
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Episcopal Church
United States of America
National Council
William Montgomery Brown
iBishop Brown
Sessums
Louisiana
Woman's Auxiliary
United Bank
Abd el Krim Fleeing as French Advance Traps Mountains
Abd el Krim and his brother withdraw toward inaccessible highs as French forces push forward. Britain’s Prime Minister Baldwin addresses a party conference in Brighton and signals Iraq will not be abandoned though aims for an amicable settlement. Ticket scalpers profit in Washington over a major competition moved from Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Abd-el-Krim
Baldwin
Brighton
England
Britain
Mr Ford pursues milk from contented chemicals theme
Detrait News reports that Mr Ford remains committed to the concept of producing milk via chemical processes. The article notes ongoing discussions and steady interest in the project, suggesting future developments.
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Ford
Spaulding Ladies Aid Meets at Mrs Henderson Home
The Spaulding Ladies Aid society met Thursday afternoon at 4038 North Walnut Street with 20 members present. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Henderson assisted by her mother Mrs. J B Hagan and Mrs. B T Griffin.
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Spaulding Ladies Aid
Spaulding Ladies Aid Society
W. A. Henderson
North Walnut Street
Henderson
J. B. Hagan
B. T Griffin
Merrymaker Club Hosts Ballreichs Featured at West Adams Home
The Merrymaker club met at Mr and Mrs Raymond Ballreichs West Adams street home on Thursday evening. Carl Olson and Mrs Walter Hastman posted high scores at a five hundred game and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Merrymaker Club
Raymond Ballreich
West Adams Street
Carl Olson
Walter Hastman
Jolly Afternoon Club Meets at Mrs Thelkeld’s Home
The Jolly Afternoon club gathered Thursday at 511 West Irving Street hosted by Mrs. B L Thelkeld. Participants played five hundred with Mrs A L B Reed and Mrs G R Bell winning honors and dainty refreshments were served.
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B. L. Thelkeld
West Irving Street
A. LB. Reed
G. R. Bell
Immaculate Conception Card Party At Knights Hall
A Thursday card party hosted by the young women of Immaculate Conception church at Knights of Columbus hall featured thirty bridge and five hundred tables. Winners included Catherine Peak and Anna Cusack for women in five hundred and John Kiisinger and Harry Weller for men. in bridge Mary Kelley and Ann Kelley won women’s prize while Paul Sullivan and Raymond Colgan claimed men’s prize. Refreshments followed the event.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
the Immaculate Conception Church
Catherine Peak
Anna Cusack
John Kiisinger
Harry Weller
Mary Kelley
Ann Kelley
Paul Sullivan
Raymond Collgan
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Ike McFee at Hayden Home
A surprise birthday party Thursday evening at 407 South Walnut Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Hayden honored Mrs. Ike McFee. Guests played five hundred with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummings winning first and second prizes before dainty refreshments. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ike McFee, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pitman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Buretell, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayden, Mrs. Catherine Chandler and Miss Madge McCann.
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John Hayden
South
Walnut Street
Ike McFee
Frank Cummings
Arthur Elliot
J. Pitman
Geo. Buretell
Hugh Andrews
Catherine Chandler
Madge McCann
Bartholomew Virden Tie the Knot in Des Moines Ceremony
Miss Ruth Bartholomew daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Bartholomew wed J M Virden at First Baptist church Des Moines on September 23. The bride wore orchid and gold crepe with a matching hat and carried a rose and lillies bouquet. Mrs Virden previously attended Creston schools and worked as a telephone operator in Des Moines. Mr Virden, a rising local businessman, will host guests after November 1 at 1137 West 7th Street.
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Bartholomew-Virden
Ruth Bartholomew
A. J. Bartholomew
J. M. Virden
First Baptist Church
Des Moines
Virden
Creston
Mrs. Virden
7Th Street
Chicago Band Wins Fight for New Uniforms
University of Chicago band members secured new uniforms after a strike. A Washington marine band concert will raise funds for the suits. In Los Angeles masked men armed with sawed off shotguns robbed a truck and took registered mail.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Washington Marine Band
Los Angeles
Woodman Circle Meeting and Upcoming Events
Woodman Circle holds a Monday evening meeting with initiation and installation. A supreme officer will attend and a picnic dinner starts at 7. Members should bring sandwiches and a covered dish. W R C inspection is tomorrow night the tenth. A chicken dinner is set for the seventeenth at Potter hall.
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Woodman Circle
Potter Hall
Brunswick Bowling Alley Set to Open Saturday Night
Mrs. August Wrehe of Spaulding visits local friends while Miss Bessie Beardsley departs for Afton and Creighton with a plan to Sioux Falls South Dakota to settle. Mrs. Lillian Hartman and Mrs. R. G. Kastler depart Des Moines after attending the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers convention in town.
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Brunswick Bowling Alley
August Wrehe
Spaulding
Bessie Beardsley
Afton
Lyle Beardsley
Creighton
Paul Hazenplug
Beardsley
Sioux Falls
8. D
Lillian Hartman
R. G. Kastler
Des Moines
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Hartman
Mrs. Kastler
A. DB. Snyder
Clara Holl
Indianola
Miss Holl
Creston High School
W. L. Antisdel
Geo. Antisdel
Owensville
J. P. Shelton
Florence Way
D Can City
N. J
Denver
Col
C. W. Jarvis
South
Sumner
Joe Miller
Six Marriages Highlight Judge's Bigamy Case
Adolph Wein scheimer alias Jean Hoffman, former organist, pleaded guilty to bigamy in district court. He described six marriages, from Lottie in Milwaukee to Thelma Holmberg in St. Cloud, with the latest leading to his five year penitentiary sentence.
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Winona
Milan
Adolph Weinsheimer
Jean Hoffman
Karl’ Kinkelburg
Milwaukee
Lottie
Trinidad
Col
New York
Lorraine Weisheimer
Belle Fourche
S. D
Omaha
Martha Crane
LaCrosse
Wis
Benton, Ark
Thelma Holmberg
St. Cloud
Young Man Wanted For Retail Store Manager Potential
Advertises an opening for an honest, aggressive boy with fair education and clean personality. Requires hard work and vision to grow into a store manager. References required. Apply to P. O. Box No. 93 for appointment.
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P. O. Box
For Sale and Rent Notices from Local Listings
Several classified ads list items for sale including an 18 inch Round Oak heater at 609 N Walnut St and White Wyandotte roosters with contact 27 Prescott. Other entries advertise stock yards with four acres near Greenfield Iowa and pure bred Duroc boars near Cromwell. Rentals include modern apartments and offices at Strauss Dry Goods and a six room modern house with hot water heat and garage availability with immediate possession and phone contact.
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Walnut St
Strauss Dry Goods Company
West End
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Cash Mares Report
Renee Renner
Express
Grady
Liberty Bonds
Board of Trade
Naval Court
The
Brown
Pittsburgh
Newcomb & Matthews
Safe
Odd Fellows Hall
Salem Luth
Cudahy
Brady Food Market
Olympia Candy Kitchen
Marcelling
N. Maple
John Schneckner
Bowling Brunswick Bowling Alley
St. Paul’s Guild
Matt Conway
Glenn Proctor
Ed Spurr
Proctor
Spurr
H. A. Connett
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. R. Larimer
J. P. Hale
Orchard
Harvey Lininger
Adams St
L. W. Hurlburt
Patt Flats
North Sycamore
Creston Hardware Co
Agnew’s
W. Mills
Pine St
Edabura
Brunswick Recreation
Adam Pickett
A. B. Johns
Delay Abstract & Loan Company
J . W. Richardson
Sam Laughlin
Graceland Cemetery
J. G. Hadley
Reynolds
R. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Micks Melody Boys
Peiry
Comb & Matthews the Safe Drug Store
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
Honey Beauty
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Elm
I. C. O. F. Hall
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