Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Business Expansion Fees
The market shows gains as industrial firms push growth, renewals at 14 percent prompt optimism. Motors and metals trade higher while talks of large foreign takeovers surface. Traders monitor Balimors and Cho moves, and Sara Windeed’s outlook improves amid steady investing. The index climbs about 36 points on tame inflation and robust demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Jerna
Huser
Breterres
Baleimors and
Chomovi
Sara Windeed
Omaha Livestock Market Report
Omaha Livestock records show hog receipts pressed lower prices across all weights with top hogs around 11.25 and average 10.63 for Wednesday. cattle receipts at 6,000 with feeding steers and yearlings dull and quality plain. sheep receipts 4,500 with lambs and feeders steady and fat lambs around 15.00.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Rebound Slows Across Species
Chicago live stock receipts reach 25 000 hogs and 16 000 sheep with mixed prices. Hogs show 25 to 35 cent declines from Wednesday with weights 140 to 210 pounds trading around 11.40 to 12.00 and sows 9.00 to 10.00. Cattle receipts near 1 000 with steady to firm demand for steers and yearlings, veals up about 50 cents, and stockers holding. Sheep receipts at 16 000 with fat lambs around steady to slightly lower early bids, ewes steady to 4 07 for some grades. Estimates show hogs 18 000, cattle 4 000, sheep 8 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohtape
Agric. Hoga
Jobe
Ogres
Ari
Tombs
Market Recap From St Joseph Livestock Yard
At St Joseph Oct 22 hogs 4,000 head lot 10.85 to 11.10 top. cattle receipts 2,700. Calves and stockers weak with bulk steer bids around 6.50 to 7.00, cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 2,500 with prices about 14.00 to 15.50, lighter demand noted.
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ST. Joseph
At. Joseph
St Touts Cash Grain Prices Reported
Lénis October 22 cash grain market notes show No 2 red trading around 1.65 to 1.66, No 3 hard at 2.59, No 2 mixed 1.81, No 2 white 0.82 to 0.83, No 2 yellow 0.41 to 0.40, No 4 white and other No 2 white figures imperfectly recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Touts
Lénis
Morse and mute market price list and drafts
Market price listing from St Louis includes Oct Hore Road drafts at 15047 to 180, eastern chunks 75 to 106, southern horses 45 to 95, mules 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225, 18 to 16.2 hands 125 to 190, and 345 to 15.2 hands 60 to 100.
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MORSE
St Louis
Oct
Hore Road
Choice
Choice Southern
Toledo Seed Market Cash Prices and Dates
Fragmentary market note from Toledo Ohio listing seed prices and dates such as October 18 and October 22 with figures like 20,000 and 15.50. Mentions Timothy seed and cash transactions. Unclear details due to damaged OCR.
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Toledo
So. O
Timothy
Asket
Wheat and coffee price notes from Omaha and New York
Omaha cash grain report lists wheat prices with No 2 hard and white varieties and beet value. Coffee markets in New York show Rio No 7 at 198 16, Santos No 4 at 28 1-1 futures steady with December and May contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Santos
Flour Market Update From Minneapolis Trade Note
Flour prices in Minneapolis on October 22 show a drop to 8.05 a barrel from 8.58 previously. Shipments total 5, 198 barrels, reflecting steady demand and supply movement in the grain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Produce and Poultry Market Report
Ragged OCR data shows prices for poultry eggs butter cheese and potatoes with varied regional quotes. Oregon Wisconsin Minnesota and New York figures appear for fowls turkeys ducks geese creamery extras and salted butter with mixed casing and packing details.
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Roveip
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michi
North Dakota
Hed River
Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Grain Grades
Market listing shows bid prices for No 2 hard and mixed corn grades at 82 percent, No 3 mixed 82, No 4 mixed 80, No 5 mixed 74 to 80, No 6 mixed 71.14, and various yellow and white corn prices. Oats and rye figures are provided with seed and hay items including timothy and clover seed. prices listed for tard, ribs, and bellies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Wheat market figures from Chicago grain quotes Oct 22
Chicago grain market notes open high low close for wheat futures with December May contracts showing varied price levels and percentages. The record lists bid asks and price ranges alongside related quotations, reflecting a volatile trading day for wheat futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Gratn & Provisions
Chicago
Wheat Prices Fall as Early Selling Hits Board
Wheat opens with heavy selling led by eastern speculators and poor support. Weather signals and rising global supplies weigh on futures. Dec and May contracts slip. corn closes a touch firmer on unsettled belt weather. oats ease. Lard deliveries pressuring provisions.
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Australia
Argentina
Ight
Lner
Canada
Sugar market steady with firm prices in New York
Raw sugar offered at 3.77 per pound with no sales and varied bids. Refined sugar quoted at 5.00 to 5.10 per pound, with granulated sugar showing no change.
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New York
Hay market listings from Louis and City report price changes
In Louis on Oct 22 hay prices show No 2 timothy and No 2 clover mixed at 20.00 to 24.00 with No 2 heavy clover mixed at 21.00 to 22.00 and western alfalfa at 30.00 to 21.00. City prices note hay up to 1 higher with No 1 timothy clover mixed light at 18.00 to 4.0?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Clover
Liberty Bonds and Local Visits Highlight Creston Notes
New York bond quotes show Liberty bonds and U S securities trading while Creston residents and visitors move through Iowa towns. Mr and Mrs John Titus of Portland arrive to care for Mrs Ballus as Clara Russell returns from Creston. many locals travel to nearby towns for shopping, visits, and events amid a flurry of short notices and social movement.
World turmoil and local crimes flash acrossOct Flashes
Dispatches report Damascus native quarter fire killings, bank fraud dismissed, bomb at police station near Chicago, fatal car train collision in Savannah, Kiang forces claim 1000 captured near Nanking, Iowa population shifts, high school football death, bridal car crash near Iowa City, bishop found dead in Davenport, gasoil train accident in Davenport, speeders and local legal cases across Iowa towns.
Women’s Vote Made Men Free, Says Pethick Lawrence
The speaker, Mrs. Emmeline Pethick Lawrence, proclaimed that women’s suffrage liberated men in threefold fashion. She cited economic, social, and emotional freedoms, arguing men gain when wives work, manage home duties, and pursue meaningful interests, freeing husbands from jealousy and dependence.
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Assoe
Mmeline Pethick Lawrence
Eng- Sanaeaiet
Chicago
Ames Abe Says Maw Watches Me For Snow Signs
Maw used twenty bells to tell when winter comes by watching squirrels gather nuts, but now she watches me. When I start looking over the daily paper for radio programs she knows snow will soon fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Abe
Farmers Should Look Ahead Says Jardine
William A Jardine, secretary of agriculture, urged farmers to plan beyond the current seeding. He noted a partial crop failure has lowered some wheat outputs, tariffs influence prices, and a shift toward more wheat planting could yield normal next year. He cited foreign competition, with Russia showing a strong recovery and Australia Argentina and Canada expanding wheat areas, potentially impacting export markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Lots o Fun Club Meets At Vanderlinden Home
The Lots o Fun club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Harold Vanderlinden's home. They played progressive Flinch with Mrs. Leo Wiedman winning high honors and Mrs. Fred Harp taking the consolation. Attendees included Mrs. Leater Boswell, Mrs. John Oller, Mrs. John Deer, Mrs. Leo Wiedman, Mrs. Fred Harp, Mrs. Harry Searls, Mrs. Thursa Booth and the hostess. Refreshments concluded the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vanderlinden
Leo Weid
Fred Harp
Leater Boswell
John Oller
John Deer
Leo Wiedman
Harry Searls
Thursa Booth
Police Chief Refuses Resignation Amid Negligence Allegations
In Muscatine Iowa on October 22 John Healey chief of police and his deputy Cal Schrether faced ouster threats after nine affidavits accused them of negligence and intoxication. They refuse to resign despite advisory letters from officials.
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Keokuk
Lee County
John M. Rankin
Bert McGee
Council Blutts
Lowa
Harry
Stevenson
Cornell Bluffs
University of Iowa
Muscatine
John 3 Healey
Cal Schrether
Healey Iy
Anchor of Santa Maria to Chicago Historical Society
The Santa Maria flagship anchor, once displayed in Jackson Park, is now owned by the Chicago Historical Society after a park board transfer. The relic had long rested in a ship reproduction there, with prior moves tied to disputes over custody and display at local institutions.
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Chicago
Santa Maria
Columbus
Chicago Historical Society
Jackson Park
Onian Institute
South Parks Board
Crest Theatre Daily Show Schedule Notice
The Crest Theatre advertises daily performances with two matinee showings at 2 30 and 4 and evening shows from 7 30 to 9 00. The notice mentions the new four act schedule and ongoing daily program.
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Crest Theatre
Hats value markdown at Strauss Millinery sale
Friday and Saturday specials offer hats greatly reduced with values up to 10 dollars priced at 2.95 3.95 and 5 dollars Strauss Millinery sale at 75 Harness Avenue auction Saturday 1 30 featuring our make Also listing Dr R A Swanson Chiroplastor and location 107 N Maple Street contact 663 Roc 937 Oct.
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Strauss
Mr. Farmer
LaForgue Bros
R. A. Swanson
Hester
Maple Street
Roc
Crest Theatre Schedules Two Mati Evenings
Crest Theatre announces two Mati evenings at 2 20 and 4 09 public showtimes. Tickets available at box office with seating limited for each session.
Dance Sat Oct 24 at KC hall and local notices
Dance scheduled Saturday October 24 at KC hall with Bert Browne's Victorians. Local items note Hay Cole S returned to Lenox after a short visit. AL D. Peck back in Fontanelle after business in Lenox. Mr and Mrs A M Gross of Arispe here for business. Mr and Mrs Clark Hindson returned to Arispe after visit. K A Kelly of Omaha returned home with his mother and sister Nett Kelly.
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John Titus
Portland
Ore
Reston
Ballus
Titus
Fouehek
Clara Russell
Creston
Roy Ballus
Elmo B. Ropereft
Willisea
Fay Hanaking
Arispe
Dua Olson
Moline
Brether
R. Olson
Flom. Davis
WV. A. Willis
Frank Ball
Ruth Sweeney
Des Moines
Rotleman
Shannon City
F.W. Cochran
Macksburg
C. C. Huff
Stringtown
Joe D. Wray
North
Elm Street
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montan Airs
JH. Wallace
West
Jefferson Street
Waterloo
George Harris
Wallace
Mra
Richand
Omaha
Declan ‘Ed
KC Hall
Bert Browne
N. Elm
Hay Cole S
Lenox
AL. D. Peck
Rome
Fontanelle
A. M. Gross
Clark Hindson
K. A. Kelly
D. A. Kelly
West Adams Street
Mise Nett Kelly
FOR SALE ADS RATES AND LISTING NOTES
Classified ad notice listing prices per word minimum charge and example items. Mentions cream per quart, coal burner, china ware, and a 240 acre farm near Creston with improvements and a nine room house. Includes contact references and attorney mention.
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N.Y. J
A. A. Kitchin
Creston
Geo. A. Johnston
Rent ads mix in a small western town
Classifieds list multiple rental offers including a six room house on West End, two rooms above Rexall on 16 Street, modern North Elm Street house, two furnished light housekeeping rooms on North Oak, six room Myrtle Street house, five room furnished house, and various partial notices. Also includes help wanted, livestock ads, a rheumatism remedy pitch, and a lost valuable papers notice.
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Oak
Myrtle Street
Agwn
Willis Apare
Wathh
Pine St
Edabura’s
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Wall Street
Omaha Livestock
Wales
Chicago Livestock
Aus
Cash Grain
Cash Market Report
Steuber
Hennery
Freight
Express
Louis
Chicago Cash Grain
Board of Trade
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Weix
U.S
Mt. Ayr
Wifer
Merton Shiffer
Merton Gibbs
Nodway
C. B. Shitter
John Peach
Withar
Neb
Loudon
Bai Fad
Damascus
Charles City
George Heitz
Grefunc Farmers’ ‘Trust and Savings Bank
Edwards
Osage
Savannah
Frank Edgerton
Newell
Blinding
North Coast Limited
Turlington
Peking
Kiangsa Province
Shang Tsodin
Chang
Nanking
Lou F Morgans
Fayette County
Floyd County
Spencer
Wesley Coughenonr
Iowa City
Onr Thielen
R. L. Roberts
Capt
Tes|ille Brown
New Orleans
Edward M. Parker
Concord
Bei Bienville
Davenport
Clinton, Davenport and Muscatine
Toaohan
Otelock
Ole Speeder
Cedar Falls
Coir Rapids
Mason City
Tell Denon
Jardine
Ion Auxilia
American Legion Auxiliary
M. F. Stever
West Adams
Redt
G.1. A
CW. Clark
West Adams Strive
Burlington
Kensington
Art Sheehy
South
Economy Club
Bridge
Ed Peak
Ba Gols
Sheehy
Pottawattamie
Margaret Dean
Peterson Avenue
Kathe Brady
Josephine Sheppard
Mageue
Maxine Wareham
Mildred Lininger
President Coolidge
Historical Society
Cecal
Gia Bos Paures
United Mine
United States
Club Mem
Amar
Eanes
Pep
Pena Beers
America
John Blftman
Notice Crest Theatre
West Mills Street
Adam Pickett
Ntedi
Ehorthorn Bull
Poland
Jaiton
Towa
Newcomb & Maythews
Avertiver
Fedonty Abstract & Loan Company
J. Vichardeon
Smith & Sons
Fuet Angual Safe
Pate
Mount Aye
Ofeock P
Ty Borda
Vcotu
Othe
Petersburg
Florida
George W. Tyan
S. A- Hayden
B.M
W. Mille
Methodist Church
Eversbody
Areham Beauty Shop Agnew
Creston Iron & Met. Inc
Mary Lichty
Shenandoah
Charles Riddle
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