Wall Street Advances on Broad Stock Market Gains
Trading on the New York stock market shows broad gains as investors respond to steady policy and hoped tax relief. Large advances appear in General Electric, American Can, Mack Truck, United States Cast Iron Pipe and others with shares climbing several percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Federal Reserve
Melton
Cali
General Electric
American Can
Mack Truck
United States
Baldwin
United States Steel
General Motors
Pullman
International Business Machine
American Radiator
Chrysler
National Lead
Otis Elevator
Market Street Railway
Omaha Livestock Market Report October Prices
Omaha livestock report shows hogs receipts 5500 with prices mostly 15 to 25 lower and top at 11.15 for 190 pounds. Cattle receipts 2300 with weak fed steers and yearlings, bulk cattle 8.50 to 9.50, heavy cows up to 11.50. Sheep receipts 1000 with lambs steady to strong, bulk 14.50 to 15.00 and best feeders near 14.85.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices on October 23
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat No 1 yard at 1.51% corn mixes and yellows ranging roughly 72 to 82 percent. Oats No 2 white at 39 to 40 percent, rye at 8 to 8.14 percent, timothy and clover seed priced, lard ribs and hides noted with varied cents per unit.
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Chicago
Varley
Timothy
Clover
St Joseph Livestock Market Prices Report
Hogs receipts 2,500 with 10 to 25 lower. top 11.15 and bulk 10.75. Cattle receipts 1,200 steady with steers bulk 6.90 to 9.50, cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.00, calves 4.50 to 11.00, stockers and feeders 5.00 to 5.25, ewes 6.50. Prices noted for October 23. Department of Agriculture report from St Joseph.
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Dept of Agric
Market report heavy with livestock and commodities notices
The item lists prices from a market in St. Louis for horses, mules, and drafts with various heights and price ranges, along with flour and coffee figures from Minneapolis and New York. It includes a weather summary and a brief note on oddities in the grain and poultry trades.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 19 000 uneven with declines from Thursday s best prices. Packing sows down, underweights steady to strong. Better 140 to 150 pound hogs around 11 25 to 11 50, larger hogs 10 85 to 11 25, slaughter pigs 11 50 to 12 00. Cattle receipts 4 000 slow to steady with fed steers from 11 00 downward and yearlings around 13 00. vealers 12 50 to 13 00. Sheep receipts 9 000 fat lambs fairly active and steady with some 14 65 to 15 00, feeding lambs 15 00 to 16 00. Livestock estimates: hogs 3 000 cattle 10 000 sheep 1 000.
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Chicago
U. 8
S. Dept. of Agric
Produce and Poultry Market Reports Across Cities
Chicago reports mixed poultry prices with alive steady demand. fowls and springs firm plus mixed turkey and duck figures. Potatoes show steady movement with round whites and Russets at various prices. butter and eggs rise modestly in New York listings. St Louis notes varied hen, turkey, duck and goose prices with general firmness in dressed poultry.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wisconsin-Michigan
North Dakota
Idaho
New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Chicago open and close prices for wheat corn oats rye lard and rye futures listed by month. Prices show Dec May and Oct contracts with figures around 1.39 to 1.42 for wheat 0.74 to 0.79 for corn and 28 to 43 for oats. Lard and rib prices around 14.50 to 14.72 with Oct and Nov posts.
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Chicago
Wigh, Law
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report
Omaha cash grain markets list wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 hard and mixed grades with quoted ranges. Corn prices show No 2 white No 3 yellow and No 2 mixed levels while oats list No 2 white and No 3 white quotations.
TY BONDS AND US GOVERNMENT BONDS REPORT
New York bonds traded with Liberty 314s rising to 101.28 and 4148 at 101.1 while Second 4%8 at 100.24 and Third 43.8 at 101.1. Fourth 4146 advanced to 102.8 and U.S. Government 48 touched 103.1 44.8 at 106.16.
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TY Bonds
New York
Liberty
Soars
U.S. Government
U.S
Sugar Declines to New Low for 1922 Level
Raw sugar fell 132 to 8.74 delivered, the lowest level since January 1922. Refined sugar prices remained unchanged at 5.00 to 5.10 for fine granulated.
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New York
Pony Express at Strand Thrills Romance and Humor
Ten reels of matchless thrills and romance by the man who gave The Covered Wagon. Now playing at the Strand for broad adventure and light comedy.
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The
Strand
Wheat Leads Chicago Market as Prices Rise on Scarcity and Rain
Wheat advanced in Chicago trading on reports of tight Liverpool stocks and rare European contracts. December and May futures fluctuated with gains then eased, while rain in Argentina helped lift sentiment. corn and oats followed with mixed, weaker finishes and October pork products pressured the provisions market.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Europe
Argentina
Seasor
Hay price report from St Louis and Kansas City
Hay markets show varying bids in late October with prices for No 2 Timothy and clover mixes and heavy alfalfa in St Louis, and unchanged demand in Kansas City for No 1 timothy and clover mixed light from October 23. Prices cited include 20.00 to 31.00 per unit across grades and regions.
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Hay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wheat and corn cash grain prices from St. Louis
St. Louis cash grain quotes list Wheat No 2 red 1.67 No 3 hard 1.56 Corn No 2 mixed 80 No 3 mixed 79 1 4 No 2 white 81 No 3 white 79 1 4 No 2 yellow 80 No 3 yellow 80 80. Oats No 2 white 39 146 40 No 1 white 39 40
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ST. Louis
Toledo Seed Market Prices for Clover and Timothy Seed
Toledo Ohio reports seed pricing with Clover seed figures as of Oct 18 and 25 and Nov 16 with Dec and Feb futures at 15.90 and March at 16.5 for Clover. Timothy seed shows cash and asked quotes Oct 3.55 and Dec 3.60 and March 3.70.
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Toledo
St Malachys Society Meeting and Woodman Circle Event
Members are urged to meet at the Ryan home 102 North Sycamore Street at 7 15 this evening. The Woodman Circle entertainment is scheduled for Monday night at 644 Fellows Hall.
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St. Malachy’s Society
Ryan Home
North Sycamore Street
Woodman Circle
Fellows Hall
Social notes from Creston area headlines
Sidney Strauss returned home from a Chicago business trip. Kellerton’s B B Ampton attended to Creston business. Mrs KH C Lainson left for Afton to visit Mrs Doris Corbin. B L Walters of Lenox in Creston this morning. Mr and Mrs J M Oliinger of Afton shopped here Thursday. J W Goodsell heads to Des Moines for business. C D Tyler of Lincoln township spent the day here. Charles A Haven traveled to Des Moines for a piano recital by Harold Bower and Ossip Gabrilowitsch. Mrs James Leach and Mrs K N Sterner left for Corning for a day visit. Miss Rus Robins of Los Angeles heads to Spokane to visit a brother before returning home. Robins recently visited Mrs Margaret Cadman in Creston.
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Sidney Strauss
Chicago
B. B. Ampton
Kellerton
Creston
KH. C. Lainson
Afton
Doris Corbin
B. L. Walters
Lénox
J. M. Oliinger
J. W. Goodsell
Des Moines
C. D. Tyler
Lincoln Township
Arkansas Gazette
Harold Bower
Ossip Gabrilowitch
James& Leach
West Howard Street
K. N. Sterner
Council Bluffs
Corning
Leach
Sterner
Rus Robins
Los Angeles
Spokane
Miss Robins
Margaret Cadman
North
Birch Street
Grestmoor Club Card Party Crowns Winners
Twenty Grestmoor Golf Club members enjoyed a Thursday evening card party with Mrs. J. V. Richardson and Elmo Roper winning honors. After playing, lunch was served at the canteen and dancing followed. Committee members included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Johnson, and Mrs. Ethel Sowers.
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Grestmoor Golf Club
J. V. Richardson
Elmo Roper
Frank Dougherty
I. L. Johnson
Ethel Sowers
Halloween Masquerade at the Searls Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Searls hosted a masquerade party on Wednesday evening with games contests and Halloween refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joan Oller Mr and Mrs William Hertzog and family Mr and Mrs Lester Boswell and family Mr and Mrs Fred Harp and son Donald Mr and Mrs Lee Foster and son Glenn Mr and Mrs John Deer and son Glenn Mr and Mrs Leo Wiedman Neal Coffman and others.
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Harry Searls
Joan Oller
William Hertzog
Lester Boswell
Fred Harp
Donald
Lee Foster
Glenn
John Deer
Leo Wiedman
Neal Coffman
Searls
Bray couple back from Denver wedding trip
Mr and Mrs John Bray, married at the Immaculate Conception church last Saturday morning, arrived home this morning from a wedding trip to Denver. They will reside in the Willis apartments.
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Mrs. Bray
John Bray
Immaculate Conception Church
Denver
Agenda Class Members Meet for All Day Sew-At Home
Members of the Agenda class of the Baptist church held an all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank Carlson 409 North Walnut street. The day included sewing and a luncheon served at noon.
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Agenda
The
Baptist Church
Frank Carlson
North Walnut Street
Birth of Norma Jean to Mr and Mrs Edward Smith
Mr and Mrs Edward Smith announce the birth of a baby girl at their home 1815 East Howard street at 4 40 this morning Norma Jean weighs seven and a half pounds.
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Edward Smith
East Howard Street
Norma Jean
Proclamation Establishes Iowa Education Week Observance
Governor Hammill issued a proclamation designating November 16 to 28 as Educational Week. It highlights American Education Week's national role since 1920, urging churches, schools, and civic groups to promote education and unite communities in support of universal democratic education.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
John Hammill
Iowa
American Legion
National Americanism Commission
United States
United States Arena of Education
National
Commonwealth
Curator Seeks Legendary Cherokee Site in Nebraska
Ed E. Blackman, curator of the State Historical Society museum, uncovered in Richardson county, Nebraska, what he says may be the habitat of the legendary Cherokee Indians sought by Chief Sequoia. He found ancient Indian city remains, pottery pieces, and chipped flint tools showing unmistakable Cherokee origin, suggesting a lost tribe may have migrated from the southeastern United States before white settlement.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Sequoia
Richardson County
Nebraska
Ed E. Blackman
State Historical Society Museum
Blackman
Mr. Blackman
United States
Mississippi
America
Hart Heat Oil Burner Promotion Piece
The ad touts Hart Heat with UNITACTION for precise performance and uninterrupted heating next winter. It invites readers to request a free booklet “24 Burning Questions” and visit for a demonstration to compare facts before oil burner investment.
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Hart Heat
For Sale Government Tarpaulins By Cres ton Iron & Metal Co
Classified note lists Government tarpaulins of all sizes for sale from Cres ton Iron and Metal Co. Short mentions include assorted visits: Ralph Tallman returning from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones visiting from Marshalltown, Mrs. Susan Hough and Mrs. F. L. Putnam passing through Creston toward Grand View, and Mrs. Mary Connett returning to Omaha after a Davenport stay with Mrs. Henry LaForgue.
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Creston Iron & Metal Co
Ralph Tallman
Chicago
Harry Jones
Marshalltown
Jones
E.B. Hicks
South Birch Street
Susan Hough
F. L. Putnam
Grand View
Wash
Creston
George Hough
Conway
Mary Connett
Omaha
Henry LaForgue
Davenport
Classified Want Ads Rate Notice
The notice sets want ads pricing at two cents per word with a minimum charge of two cents. It specifies standard billing applies to all classified listings and details how charges accrue based on word count.
For Sale Items Listing
For sale items include whipping cream at 65 cents per quart and a Radiant Home hard coal burner plus a used Howard watch priced at 85 dollars. Also advertised is a carload of Jonathan apples from Creston with several identifiers and an address at 208 S Elm St.
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Wisconsin
Elm
I. A. David
A. M. Rasmussen
Shannon City
Indianola
Iowa
Simpson College
Jefferson Highway
Rachel McAllister
McGee St
Kansas City
Creston
Geo. A. Johnston
Jonathan
I. A
J. A David
S. Elmet, David
S. Elm St
David
James Cruze's Successor at Strand Theatre Today
See James Cruze's successor to The Covered Wagon on the Strand Theatre bill today.
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James Cruze
Strand Theatre
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Wall Street
Omaha Livestock
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Chicago Cash Grain
ST. Joseph Livestock
Ewes
Egat St. Louis
Hood and Choice Drafts
Minneapolis
Rio
Santos No
Cash Market Report
AG ” Ou
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain & Provisions
Pony Express
Board of Trade
C. D. of A
Ryan
Back of Hart Heat
Mart
Hart
W.B. Wilde
Peoria
Creston Oil Burner Company
Lincoln School
Irving School
Lincoln P. T. A
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
Honey Beauty Shop
R. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
K. C. Hall
Bert Browne
Olympia and Kitchen
BIG Dance Food Eaters Cafe
Det
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Eim
Howard Watch
Advertiser
Rock Éockerels
Leo Weis
Majestic
New
N. Y. Ave
Poland
China
J. P Hale
New York Avenue
Souta Pine Street
N. I? Ne St
West End
Sik Tooth
Telaphone
West Monty
Rexall
Adams Street
Hangon Drug Co
North Elm St
North Walnut Treet
Agnew
Wills Apartments
Pine St
Edabturn
West Mills Street
Strauss Dry ‘Goods Compaty
Adam ‘Plékete
South Uple
T. Hetty Brooks
West Mitts
Abstracts
Eee Widelity Abstract & Loan Company
P. H. Pottinger
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