Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Turnover Slump
Stock market eased as heavy selling of motor and steel shares dragged down prices. General Motors and DuPont fell about five points, Chrysler and United States Steel slipped, while General Electric and others rebounded later, with loans steady at four percent.
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New York
Genmal Motors
Dupont
Chrysler
United States
General Electric
United Drug
Kreeige
Standard Milling
American Tobacco
Montgomery Ward
Fox Film
Guaif States Steel
Produce and Poultry Prices and Receipts
Market notes from Kieaxo and other cities show varied poultry and dairy movements. Hens weak in demand with steady springs. eggs largely unchanged. Butter prices slip in some regions while cheese holds firm. potatoes show slow demand for boxcars and refrigerator stock.
Sugar Prices Firm on New York Market Report
New York October 28 raw sugar unchanged at 3.71 per cwt for Cuban duty paid. Refined sugar steady at 6.0095 for fine granulated.
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New York
Grain prices and crude reports from Minneapolis market
Market notes show higher prices with family patent at 8.85 a barrel. Bran price recorded at 24.60. Oct. 28 reported from Minneapolis with bureau data.
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FIOUR
Minneapolis
Rran
St. Louis Cash Grain Prices Report October 28
St. Louis cash grain market notes prices for wheat corn and oats. Wheat No 3 rel 1 73 to 1 75 No 2 hard 65. Corn No 1 white 82 No 2 yellow 82 No 3 yellow 79. Oats No 2 white 40 40% No 4 white 39 40.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed on Oct 28
Hog receipts reach 20000 with uneven demand. best hogs steady to firmer, weights 140 pounds top near 11.35, heavy hogs 10.70 to 11.16. Cattle receipts 15000 with steady to weak demand. top mature steers around 15.50, yearlings near 15.00, vealers up to 15.00. Sheep receipts 10000 with fat lambs active and higher. natives and westerns 14.75 to 15.25, fat sheep steady, light lambs not traded much. Livestock estimates: hogs 2000, sheep 14000, cattle 14000.
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Chicago
U. By
Dept. O, Agric
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha stockyards report shows hogs receipts 6,000 with early sales steady to 11.25 top. late terms down about a quarter to 10.75 11.00 for 80 pounders. Cruttle cattle receipts 6,500 with fed steers and yearlings steady to strong up to 12.75 for long yearlings. steers and cows mixed. Sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs 1 26 higher, most lambs around 15.00 15.50 and sheep strong with top near 8.00.
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Omaha
U. S
Wyoming
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report October Trade
Wheat prices range with No 1 hard at 1.61 and No 2 hard at 1.60. Corn values show No 2 mixed 82 83 and No 4 mixed 81 84 per bushel with other yellow and white grain quotes. Rye oats barley and seeds trade at various cents and dollars with lard and tallow figures included.
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Chicago
wNo
St Joseph Livestock Market Report October 28
Hogs receipts 6,000, 10 to 15 cents lower, bid to 11.25, bulk 10.80 to 11.15. Cattle receipts 3,500 steady. Steers 7.00 to 11.06, cows and heifers 3.25 to 9.26, calves 4.60 to 11.50, stockers 6.26 to 18.60. Sheep receipts 1,000 steady to higher, lambs 14.25 to 15.50, ewes 6.50 to 8.00.
Liberty Bonds Market Report (New York Op 38)
Liberty bonds closed with quotes across issues: Firse 4s at 100.16, Second 44s at 100.20, Third 4s at 100.30, Fourth 44s at 102.1, U S Government 4s at 105.1 and related 4448 listings, with prices appearing around 99 to 166.9 in the record.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U.S. Bonds
Liberty
U. S. Government
Coffee futures steady as Rio No 7 Santos No 4 quoted
Coffee market report notes Rio No 7 197-16 and Santos No 4 at 23 percent as futures hold steady with December at 18.45 and May at 17.12. Prices reflect current supply demand in New York coffee trading.
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New York
Rio No. 7
Santos No
Horse and Mule Prices at East St. Louis Market
The East St. Louis horse and mule market reports earnings on October 28 with strong drafts priced $130 to $160 and good eastern chunks $60 to $80. Mules range from 14.3 to 17 hands with prices $50 to $225 depending on size and quality.
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East St. Louis
Toledo seed market prices listed for Clover and Timothy
The Toledo seed market notes Clover seed with cash and futures prices: Oct 18.25, Nov 16.50, Dec 16.20 and Timothy seed at cash and futures for Oct 3.50, Dec 3.55, March 3.65, with Oct 28 as the date.
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Toledo, O
Clover
Timothy
Wheat and corn rise on Chicago Board of Trade session
Heavy profits from sales sparked a lively trading day on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat moved higher despite some weakness with December at 1.52 and May around 1.49, while corn and oats followed the broader upturn before easing. Provisions mirrored grain trends as hog values fell.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Liverpool
Atlantic
Torn
Hay prices in Kansas City and St. Louis market report
Hay prices listed for October 28 in Kansas City and St. Louis show No 1 Timothy 19.00 and 23.00 for alfalfa, clover mixes at 18.46 to 18.00, No 2 Timothy 19.00 to 20.00, No 2 clover mix 18.00 7.2, No 2 heavy clover mixed 17.0 to 8.00, and other alfalfa and wears run alfalfa at 29.6 to 30.00.
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Hay
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ight Clover
Omaha Cash Grain and regional visits noted
The Omaha market lists wheat and corn prices with grades and values. Local residents including Ray Hubble D M Shaw James A Verploegh and others are recorded in town for business, visiting, or temporary stays with several messages about arrivals and departures in Creston Des Moines and Orient.
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Ray Hubble
Afton
D. M. Shaw
Murray
James A. Verploegh
Tingley
Creston
M. L. Thompson
R. S. Shouse
Des Moines
The Knockout to Open at Strind Theatre
Film fans will see Milton Sills in The Knockout at the Strind Theatre tomorrow in the same boots and corduroy suit. The climactic fight on floating logs amid a turbulent river features a lumber camp boss and Sills, with two seventy five foot trees toppling into the water nearby during the scene. Sills declares the suit carries a chain and that this fight surpasses his earlier role in The Spoilers.
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Sills
Milton Sil
First National
Strind Theatre
Sil
Tle Kemp
Stars reunite in Fine Clothes at Strand Theatre
Alma Rubens and Lewis Stone return together in First National’s Fine Clothes at Strand tonight. The film also features Percy Marmont Raymond Griffith Eileen Percy William Mong and Otis Harlan in the screen adaptation of Franz Molnar’s stage success Fashions to Men.
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Alma Rubens
Lewis Stone
Cytherea
Pastear
First National
Strand Theatre
Percy Marmont
Raymond Griffith
Eileen Percy
William V Mong
Otis Harlan
Franz Molnar
Murphy Faces Mortgage Certificate Charge
Dennis J. Murphy a Waukon lawyer and financier was slated for a jury trial in Creyco Iowa on an indictment charging forgery of a mortgage certificate for 8690 and related embezzlement counts. Murphy had prior trials and insanity findings affecting his cases and sentence.
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Associated Press
Creyco
Dennis J. Murphy
Waukon
Murphy
Allamakee County
Psycopathic Hospital
Iowa ‘City
Independence
Dewi Tse
Iowa City
Alla- Tukee County
Towa City
Jury selection begins for D. J. Murphy trial in West Union
In Cresco, 36 veniremen are being examined by Judge James D. Cooney to form a jury for the second trial of Dennis J. Murphy, a Waukon financier already convicted of forgery and sentenced to Fort Madison. The case covers two indictments for forgery and embezzlement involving forged mortgage and note documents.
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Associated Press
Crescola
Dennis J. Murphy
Waukon
James D. Cooney
West Union
Murphy
Fort Madison
State Hospital
Independence
Thomas H. McCabe
Allamakee County
Thomas Fish
Local residents relocate amid winter plans and visits
Mrs James Draper returns from Afton after visiting his mother Mrs Draper. Mrs A M Spaulding of Afton departs Creston for Sioux City to attend the W C T U state meeting representing the Afton union. Mrs C H Lininger and daughter Hazel leave Creston for Phoenix to spend the winter and plan spring return.
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James Draper
Afton
Mr. Draper
Joseph Draper
A. M. Spaulding
Creston
Sioux City
Spaulding
Afton Union
C. H. Lininger
Hazel
New York Avenue
Phoenix
Mrs Mary J Porter Hosts Afternoon Club Luncheon
Mrs. Mary J Porter of 809 West Adams street entertained the Afternoon club today with a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home. After lunch the afternoon was spent at bridge.
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Mary J. Porter
West Adams Street
Bridge
Loyal Friends Class Halloween Party at Mrs Mitchell Home
The Loyal Friends class of a Christian church held a Halloween party Tuesday evening at 509 North Oak Street. Mrs E F Larson won first prize for best costume and Fred Harpen won second. fifty members attended and refreshments were served.
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Loyal Friends
The
Christian Church
George Mitchell
North Oak Street
E. F. Larson
Fred Harpen
Five Hundred Club Hosted at Goodman Apartments
Mrs John Hawker entertained her Five Hundred club Tuesday evening at the Goodman apartments Mrs Ada Peterson had the high score and the evening ended with light refreshments served to the players
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John Hawker
Goodman Apartments
Ada Peterson
Kersox Club Hosts Halloween Night at Miss Dooley Home
Members of the Kersox club gathered Monday evening at Miss Anna Dooley's 209 Myrtle Street. The event featured a 500 diversion with high scores by Mrs. J R Ewing and Paul Russell and low scores by Mrs. Paul Russell and Archie Keefer. Refreshments followed with Halloween themed decorations. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Russell and Mr and Mrs Archie Keefer.
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Kersox Club
Anna Dooley
Myrtle Street
J. R. Ewing
Paul Russell
Archie Keefer
Birthday Surprise for Miss Thelma Haller at Home
Nurses at Greater Community hospital helped celebrate Miss Thelma Haller's twentieth birthday at the Vanderlinden home. Guests included Pamelia Kellogg Dorothy Bender Inez Moreland Beatrice Wilson Ruby Guthrie Neva Hughes Blinch Rankin Jennie Briley Vera Rogers Dorothy Williams Eva Bolton Flossie Young Miss Erickson Miss Hoadley and Mr Mrs Leo Wiedman Mr and Mrs Vanderlinden and Galen Vanderlinden. Little Galen also had a birthday.
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Thelma Haller
Greater Community Hospital
Harold Vanderlinden
Miss Haller
Pamelia Kellogg
Dorothy Bender
Inez Moreland
Beatrice Wilson
Ruby Guthrie
Neva Hughes
Blinch Rankin
Jennie Briley
Vera Rogers
Dorothy Williams
Eva Bolton
Flossie Young
Miss Erickson
Miss Hoadley
Leo Wiedman
Vanderlinden
Galen
Little Galen
Pottawattamie Campfire to Honor New Members at Halloween Dinner
The Pottawattamie Campfire girls will be entertained at a Halloween dinner Thursday evening at the home of Miss Dorothy Newcomb, 1014 West Adams street. Five new members will be initiated, Maxine Wareham, Mildred Lininger, Josephine Sheppard, Helen McCue and Katherine Brady.
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Pottawattamie
Dorothy Newcomb
West Adams Street
Maxine Wareham
Mildred Lininger
Josephine Sheppard
Helen McCue
Katherine Brady
Halloween Party at 11 North Pine Street
Blanche and Jessie Stump hosted a Halloween party Tuesday evening for friends at their home 11 North Pine Street. Guests enjoyed games dancing and five hundred with prizes won by Anna Cusack Ruth Sullivan and Janet Huhn.
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Blanche
Jessie Stump
North Pine Street
Anna Cusack
Ruth Sullivan
A. F. Califield
Janet Huhn
Halloween Party At School House Hosted By Junior League
The Junior League of the Evangelical church held a Halloween party Tuesday at the school house. Guests played games and performed staits. Miss Cora Clark won best costume prize while Pauline Stoenner and Verda Collings won game prizes. Refreshments closed the evening. Committee members were Wilma Vetterick, Helen Orth, Clarence Strey and Clark Galehouse.
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The
Evangelical Church
Cora Clark
Pauline Stoenner
Verda Collings
Wilma Vetterick
Helen Orth
Clarence Strey
Clark Galehouse
Creston Dramatic Club Hosts Halloween Party
The Creston Dramatic Club holds a Halloween party this evening at the home of Laverna Wallace on North Elm Street. Guests will wear costumes.
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Creston Dramatic Club
Laverna Wallace
North Elm Street
Evening Party Honors At Mrs Moran Home
Miss Mary Moran hosted a Tuesday evening party at 10 South Birch street. Guests included Miss Mary McDonald of Burlington with bridge games won by Miss Bernice Herring and prizes for Miss Celia Reardon, Miss McDonald, and Miss Catherine Peak. Refreshments followed with Halloween decor. Miss McDonald returned home this morning.
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Mary Moran
South
Birch Street
Mary McDonald
Burlington
Bridge
Bernice Herring
Celia Rearden
Miss McDonald
Catherine Peak
Dinner Party For Trainmen Auxiliary Members
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a 6:30 dinner Tuesday evening as a farewell gathering for departing members. The event featured fellowship and speechmaking reflecting the group’s civic role.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mr. and Mrs. Lundquist Prepare Move to Farm
The Lundquists of Creston plan to relocate to a farm near Talmage. The Women group honored Mrs. Lundquist with a china gift as many members enjoyed the gathering.
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C. Gle
Mitchell Wins First Skirmish In Army Air Trial
The Mitchell court martial opens with a challenge to Brig. Gen. Bowley claiming prejudice against the accused. Bowley is excused after the challenge, and Maj. Gen. Summerall faces questions over bias as Mitchell seeks to halt the trial.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Services
Albert ©. Bowley
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Bowley
Greenville
N. C
Air Department
Mitchell
Representative Reid
Illinois
Reid
General Bowley
Charles P. Summerall
Summerall
Aait Board
Charles P. Sumerall
Davis
War Department
Mitchel
Bureau Opposes Repeal of U S Estate Tax
Des Moines report that the Town Farm Bureau federation opposes repealing the federal inheritance tax. The executive committee urges members to contact congressmen to prevent any change, arguing that state action would cause unfair regional disparities and that the estate tax should stay in federal statutes.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Federation
United States
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Ninoper
Chicago Livestock
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Lard
Albs
Bellins
Toledo
Chicago Grain & Provisions
Carl DeFord
Shannon City
John C. Vaughn
Marysville
A. S. Conway
Clearfield
Hazel Capps
Mrs. S. Capps
Orient
Trene Sorenson
Anna Moss
North Birch Street
D. J. Murphy
Thon
San Antonio
Bureau
U.S
Newcomb & Matthews
Safe Drug Store
Milton Sills
the Strand
E. E. Metz
Kent
Sam Brown
Towa
Adams St
Duroc Jersey
Stickels Bros
Cromwell
M. Long
Prairie St
James Scanlan
N. Cromwell
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South Hill
Ideal Electric Co
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S. Pine
North Cherry Street
Agnew's
Pine St
Adéaburn
West Mills Street
Strauss Dry Goods Company
Adam Pickett
Saliesmen
Iowa
K-1
Care of
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Agnew Bulkling
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V. Richardson
Ducks and Geese
Call Fre Produce Co
Nera
Bro. Lawrence England
John Eletman
Scrive
Chas. Campbeul
M. C
R. A. Swahson
Hester's
N. Mable Street
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
BIG Dance
Good Faters’ Cafe
Newcome & Matthews
St Brunswick
Creston Bowling Association
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