Wall Street Stocks Surge on Heavy Trading Volume
Stocks surged in a brisk session with total two hour sales near 1,250,000 units. Leading industrials like United States Steel American Can United States Industrial Alcohol and North American jumped to highs not seen in a year or more as General Motors rose and Chandler Motors declined from the prior day.
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York
United Listee Steel Common
American Can
United States Industrial Alcohol
North American Company
General Motors
Chandler Motors
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha stockyards October 24 reports hogs receipts 5 000 mostly steady to higher with packers paying top 11 15 for 140 800 lb hogs. Cattle and calves mostly steady to lower with fed steers and yearlings down 25 to 80 cents, grass cattle weaker, stockers steady. Sheep receipts 1 000 and kill-ready lambs 14 50 to 15 25 with top around 16 26.
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Omaha
Dept. of Agric
Omaha Cash Grain Market Report Texture and Prices
Wheat prices vary with No 3 hard at 1.545 and No 2 hard at 1.5154. Com prices show No 2 white 79 to 86 and No 2 yellow 73 to 43, with oat and other grades listed in mixed fractions.
Weather Observations for Late October Period
Local observations show temperatures ranging from 41 to 47 degrees with no rainfall across the listed days. Highs and lows are documented with minimal precipitation noted as none or trace amounts.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Weekly Report
Livestock market figures show receipts of hogs 2,500 cattle 32,000 and sheep 24,000 with price trends: grain fed steer values near 9.50 to 12.85, fat cows 4.15 to 6.00, hogs mostly 10 to 12. bottom lines indicate weekly totals and top weights, with slaughter lambs steady and fat lambs around 14.50 to 15.50.
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Dept. of
Luilie
Welgaty Montanas
Chicago and New York Poultry and Butter Markets Report
Poultry and potato receipts across Chicago and New York markets show varied activity. Fowl and turkey supplies move, butter prices firm with creamery and grade distinctions, eggs hold steady amid storage and firsts pricing, and live poultry demand remains steady with occasional drossed and frozen items listed.
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New York
Express
Market Prices Report From Kasnas City Oct 24
Buttercreamery 52 packing 31. Eggs 2c higher firsts 39 select ed 46. Poultry hens 20, rooster 12, broilers 24, springs 18. Potatoes Red River cobblers 2.75 to 2.36.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Kasnas City
Red River
Clearing House Reserve Figures Show Weekly Change
New York Oct 24 The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows Otelia reserve of $4,836,200. This compares with excess reserve of $10,429,950 last week.
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Clearing Houses
New York
Liberty Bonds Market Close Report
New York bonds closed with Liberty 244s at 99.26 First fs at 100.10 First 4145 at 101.29 Second 4448 at 100.22 Third 4s at 101. Fourth 4s at 102.5 Treasury 4s at 103.1 U U.S. Treasury 4148 at 106.15.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
S. Bonds
Liberty
Treasury
UU. S. Treasury
Grain prices from St. Louis cash market report
St. Louis market notes wheat values ranged No. red 1.67 to 1.68 and No. 2 hard 1.60. Corn prices showed No. 2 white 8 1/2 to 8 3/4, No. 3 white 79 1/4 to 81. No. 2 yellow 80 1/2 to 81, No. 3 yellow 78 1/2 to 79. Oats listed No. 2 white 39 1/2 to 40, No. 3 white 83 1/2 to 84 1/4.
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ST. Louis
Flour Prices in Minneapolis Market Report
In Minneapolis on October 24 the market shows mixed flour prices with mour-un changed while family patents list 8.50 to 8.55 a barrel. Bran prices range from 22.50 to 24.00 per barrel as buyers monitor supply.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and Corn Prices Rise on Aircraft Market News
Wheat extended gains after an overnight Liverpool surge amid poor Argentina and Australia crops and low U.S. receipts. December and May futures moved to about 1.43 and 1.41–1.42, then eased. corn gained initially but fell to heavy near 7.54. oats held firm with prices near early highs. hog-related provisions rose modestly on higher quotes.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Australia
Weekly Butter Report from Chicago Markets
Chicago reports the butter markets as easy and unsettled for the week with heavy arrivals and reduced storage stocks. Receipts were higher than last week as stocks moved into storage in Chicago and New York, with fall production up but prices easing across major markets.
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Chicago
Butte
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago cash grain prices on October 24
Wheat No 1 hard 1.53 No 2 hard 1.53%. corn No 2 mixed 80 8044. No 3 mixed 7914. No 4 mixed 78% 79. No 5 mixed 7744. No 2 yellow 141%? No 8 yellow 75 81. rice? No. 2 White 5144 82. oats No 2 white 39 43?. rye No 1 83 3. barley 64 77. timothy seed 6.75 7.50. clover seed 20.75 29.25. lard 156 10. ribs 15.75. bellies 15.75.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Ryve
Timothy
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
St Joseph market data for October 24 shows hog receipts around 2 500 with prices up to 11 1/4 and 10.90 to 11.20 for bulk. Cattle receipts near 500 with steers 6 50 to 11 75, heifers 3 25 to 9 50, calves 450 11 05, stockers 56.00 to 8.25 and sheep 4 500 with lambs 14.00 to 15.00 and ewes 6.75 to 8.00.
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St. Joseph
Proposals Stir Controversy in Des Moines Colds Remedy
Dr Charles J Robinson of Des Moines University proposes students inhale diluted hydrochloric acid and bleaching powder to treat colds. The claim circulates in a memo attributed to the chemistry department. Reports from Bushir Persia note a catastrophic cyclone sinking forty vessels and an estimated death toll between one thousand and seven thousand.
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Des Moines
Charles J. Robinson
Des Moines University
Karachi
India
Persian Gulf
Bushir
Persia
Cronan Family Heads to St. Joseph Visit
Mrs James Cronan and her sons Billie and Richard depart 207 South Lincoln Street for a short visit with relatives in St Joseph Missouri this morning.
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James Cronan
Billie
Richard
South
Lincoln Street
St. Joseph
Halloween Party for Miss Maryee McDonough Attended
Miss Maryee McDonough and a group of friends gathered Friday at 609 South Walnut for a Halloween party. The home decorations matched the theme, games were played with prizes awarded, and refreshments followed. Attendees included Madge McNees Adwell Leonard Katherine Tisue Wilma Vetterick Helen Jackson Pauline Jackson Margaret Boortz Florence McCain Margaret Agnew Mary Jenkins Beatrice Bradley and McDonough siblings Mary Margaret John and Robert.
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Maryee Aa
E. J. McDonough
South
Walnut Street
Madge McNees
Adwell Leonard
Katherine Tisue
Wilma Vetterick
Helen
Pauline Jackson
Margaret Boortz
Florence McCain
Margaret Agnew
Mary Jenkins
Beatrice Bradley
Mary
Margaret
John
Robert McDonough
Willis hosts dinner for friends at West Montgomery home
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Willis entertain 19 guests at a 7 o'clock dinner at 607 West Montgomery. After dinner the evening continued with bridge, with Mrs. A. M. Glick and J. W. Richardson sharing honors.
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V. A. Willis
West
Montgomery Street
Bridge
A. M. Glick
J. W. Richardson
Harvest Festival and Carnival at First Baptist Church
The King's Daughters class of the First Baptist church held its annual Harvest Festival Friday evening in the church basement with large attendance despite bad weather. Decor featured harvest themes and the event offered fortune telling, fish pond, popcorn balls, pumpkin pie, ice cream, and doll racks. A sizeable sum was raised for the class treasury to fund the church roof project already completed.
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King’s Daughters
King’s Daughters Clas
First Baptist Church
G B A Club Hosts James Brown Evening at Nord Home
G B A members met Friday at 912 West Mills Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Nord. Mrs Joe Anderson won first prize in women’s bridge with Mrs Joe Bottomly as consolation. C L Westerman won first prize in men’s bridge with Fred Kunath as consolation. Refreshments served to close the evening.
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James Brown
G. B. A. Club
Carl Nord
West Mills Street
Bridge
Joe Anderson
Prrate
Joe Bottomly
C. L. Westerman
Fred Kunath
Party at Strand Theater Residents celebrate at Cres ton venue
The employees of three Cres ton theaters hosted a Friday night party after the Strand theater second show. About 50 guests and friends gathered at Strand and viewed local comedy slides and a vaudeville sketch. Souvenirs included miniature radios Parisian hats and small hot water bottles while refreshments concluded the event.
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Strand Theater
Creston
Strand
Llafeleck
Thomas J. Sowash
Pata Sewach
Caaries Craig
Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Geis Home
Mrs Ed Geis entertained her bridge club Friday at 710 South Cherry Street with Mrs Dan Conners winning honors and Mrs Charles Logan taking consolation. Guests included Mrs Dom Conway and Mrs John Akes. Hostess served refreshments after the play.
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Bridge Club
Ed Geis
South
Cherry Street
Dan Conners
Charles Logan
Dom Conway
John Akes
Birthday party honors Jack Winslow at home
Mrs. C. W. Winslow of 306 New York Avenue entertained a group of boys after school Friday to celebrate her son Jack's ninth birthday. The youngsters played games and enjoyed refreshments served at six o clock.
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C. W. Winslow
New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Youth Party Enjoyed by Twenty-Two
The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church held an evening party Friday at the church. Games entertained the twenty-two members followed by refreshments to close the event.
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Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
Merry Makers Entertained at Porter Home
The Merry Makers were entertained Thursday evening at 214 South Elm Street the Porter home. Five hundred dollars in prizes were won by Mrs. W. R. Eastman and Ray Ballreich. Refreshments ended the evening.
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Clifford Porter
South Elm Street
W. R. Eastman
Ray Ballreich
Educational Ford film shown with regular program at Crest Theaters
Extra showings announced alongside the regular program today and tomorrow at Crest Theaters featuring the educational film By The Sea.
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Crest Theaters
Crest Theater
Bowling Alleys Open Nearby as Illness Reaches Kin
Mrs J O Evans was summoned to Red Oak this morning due to illness of her sister Mrs Fred Kennon.
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J. O. Evans
Red Oak
Fred Kennon
Iowa Beats Ohio State 15 0 In Muddy Contest
In a hard fought game marked by heavy fog and mud Iowa defeated Ohio State 15 to 0. Schirmer scored for Iowa on a late fourth quarter drive with Fry contributing on the ground and the Iowa defense holding Ohio State scoreless throughout.
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Marek
Clark
Ohio
Iowa
Schirmer
Ultrey
Klein Mackey
Nichols
Reed
Hess
Ohio State
Lackson
Uridi
Ackerman
Cunningham
Fry
Rodawig
Wendler
Uridil
Kutsch
Grim
Dauber
State
Tuns
Schimer
Ery
Schirner
Hogan
Yogan
Holman
Remey
Karow O Grim
Schutmer
Karo
Jackel
Garvill
Durow
Karow
Karon
Romey
Rowan
Jeffrey
Fiery
Graham
Gorril
Meyers
Mackey
Uridll
Hieronymous
U Hieronymous
Gorrill
Ultery
Klein
Clarke
Scams and Home Based Money Making Pitches
Various classifieds promote easy money from home through clipping newspapers addressing cards and canvassing without experience. Offers include guaranteed shoes sales, fashion wear shirts, jewelry gifts, and product distribution with mail response and no strong verification required.
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Zeno Service
Washington
Chicago
Ouwr
Style Arch
Cincinnati
Dexter
Inter State Co
Yale Ave
For Sale Items From Local Listings in Vague Form
Numerous sale notices list cash registers, Jonathan apples in Creston, a flower watch, Fox Terrier puppies, copper clad rings, Rubber stamps, house numbers, an oak cupboard, a Wilton rug, a couch, and a 240 acre farm near Preston Iowa with improvements. Also public notices for terms on a Kansas City address and a local Indianola property sale.
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la Adcen
Bernice Freel
Shannon City
Creston
I. A David
S. Elm St
New York Avenue
North Vine
J. E. Taylor
A. David
A. M. Rasmussen
Indianola
Iowa
Simpson College
Jefferson Highway
Rachel McAllister
McGee St
Kansas City
Preston
Geo, A. Johnston
For Rent Listings Include Various Rooms and Homes
A string of rental notices lists shelters near town including pasture space and multiple living units. Phone contacts such as 1043-W 336-Y 147-W 308-5 and 91734 West Montgomery accompany ads for furnished homes apartments and rooms. An item notes a five room modern house for rent at $25 and a two room setup above Rexall on Adams street.
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West End
West Monty
West Montgomery
North Maple Street
Rexall
Adams Street
Hanson Drug Co
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Associated Press
Wall Street
Omaha Livestock
Omaha Cash Grain
Cash Market Report
Oeluck
Renee
Joe
Chicago Livestock
Board of Trade
Chicago Cash Grain
ST. Joseph Livestock
Hay
Olympia
Andy Kitche
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V Richardson
J. R. Watkins Company
Dept. K-1
Winona
Minn
Jas. Kiralik
K. C. Hall
Bert Browne
N. Elm
W. Adame St
Jonathan
J. A. David
Advertiser
Furniss
Ator In
Sfodern
Bath
Agnew
J Clothing
Ana Bath
Pine St
Edabura
Adam Pickett
North Side
Kenyon Company
Inc
Wan
Wholseale House
John Sexton
Centerville
M. E. Guild
Dr. Myers
Fouchek Studio
N. Mable Street
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