Wall Street Stocks Rally After Early Unsettlement
Rallies in the stock market late today turned prices upward after an early period of unsettlement. Moderate relaxation of money rates paved the way for recovery led by Southern Railway New York Central and other high grade railroad shares. Pool operations were renewed with vigor in moderate priced motors accessories and specialties with several hitting new highs for the year.
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New York
Southern Railway
New York Central
Dodge Bros
Paige Detroit
Omaha Livestock Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts 7000 with butchers and light offerings steady. bulk 160 to 210 lb 12.75 to 13.00, top 15.10. Cattle receipts 12090. fed steers steady, weaker plainer grades, vealings 14.00, stockers slow. Sheep receipts 16000. killings mostly 15 to 25 cents lower, fat lambs 14.25 to 14.50, natives 14.00 to 14.25, feeding lambs 14.25 to 15.60 varies.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Wyomings
Coffee market notes from New York dispatch
Coffee prices in New York trade show Rio No 7 20 percent Santos No 4 24 futures steady for September 2005 with December 18 06 reported.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Market Report Notes Price Fluctuations in Minneapolis
Floyd Minnesota reports minor price shifts with flour up to 10 cents, family patent goods at 8.50 to 8.65, bran at 23.50. The note records a short, seasonally typical pricing snapshot from the local market.
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Floyd
Minneapolis
Bran
Cash Market Report includes varied poultry and animal prices
The report lists prices for broilers at 22 cents per pound for 2 pounds and under, 18 cents for springs over 2 pounds, and four cents for leghorns with other entries mentioning ducks geese horse hide and miscellaneous terms, reflecting a broad farm market snapshot with unclear OCR data.
Weather notes show several days with no precipitation
The report covers 24 hours ending 7 am with highs around 69 to 71 and lows from 43 to 46. Rain is listed as none on all days, with partial daily figures recorded as 0.71 to 0.92 and a stray entry 0.60 for Tuga.
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Tuga
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock market report details hogs cattle and sheep receipts for September 22 with bids and price ranges. Hogs strong to 18.55 top, mixed demand and slow packer activity. cattle steady to lower with feeders in demand. sheep opening slow with weaker lamb prices and steady fat sheep. Official tomorrow estimates project hogs 14,000 cattle 13,000 sheep 25,000 with 8,000 hogs left over.
Notable Chicago Market Snapshots in Live Poultry and Butter
Chicago market report shows Poultry Alive barely steady with 19 cars received and varied prices for fowls springs to turkeys and ducks. Butter and eggs move within unsettled to steady ranges, with large receipts and mixed quality classes across creamery extras firsts seconds and ordinary firsts.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Idaho
St. Louis
Springs
Les Passe Butter and Poultry Prices Across Markets
New York markets report creamery butter with higher receipts and varied grade prices across extras firsts and storage by weight. Hogs and poultry prices show fresh and stored grades, with regional figures for Kansas and St. Louis markets and potatoes noting U.S. home-grown pricing ranges.
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Kansasity
Sugar Prices Dip to New Low on Spot Cuban Sugar
Raw sugar in New York fell 132 points to the lowest since May 1922 as 10,000 bags of spot Cuban sugar at 4.12 duty paid were reported. Refined prices held at 5.40 to 5.70 for fine granulated.
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New York
St Louis Cash Grain Prices Reported
St Louis market notes cash wheat and corn prices with No 2 red and hard wheat at 1.76 to 1.78 and 1.63 to 1.64 respectively, No 2 mixed corn at 88 cents, No 2 white 89 to 914 cents, No 2 yellow 88 to 89 cents, and oats No 2 white at 41 to 41.5 cents per bushel.
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ST. Louis
Liberty Bond Market Rates Reported in New York
U S bonds closed with Liberty 8448 at 100.10 and Second 4s at 100.10. First 4%4s traded at 101.30, Second 4%4s at 100.29, Third 4s at 101.14, Fourth 4s at 102.9. U S Treasury 4s at 103 and Treasury 4s at 106.15.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Wheat and grain futures drift on weather and export signals
Chicago and Winnipeg trading showed wheat futures easing as selling pressure and improving Canadian weather combined with resumption of threshing. December and May contracts slipped, while corn and oats opened mixed and closed unsettled. Hog values supported futures as provisions moved higher, with a soft overall close.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Canada
Europe
United States
Chicago cash grain prices September 22
Wheat values range from No 1 hard 1.59 to No 2 hard 1.56. Corn spreads across Nos 1 to 8 mixed from 88% to 89% and yellow from 87 to 89. Oats Nos 2 and 3 white around 39% 41%. Rye No 2 at 85. Barley 60 78. Timothy seed 7.00 8.10. Clover seed 19.25 27.00. Lans 17.45, Ribs 18.50, Bellies 21.12.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Sept 22
St Joseph market notes hog receipts 5 000 steady to 10 cents higher with top at 18 25 and bulk 12 60 to 13 10. Cattle receipts 6 000 steady to strong with steers 6 75 to 12 00 top 18 25 cows and heifers 3 25 to 9 50 calves 5 00 to 12 00 stockers and feeders 6 25 to 8 50. Sheep receipts 6 000 steady with lambs 13 50 to 14 85 and ewes 6 50 to 7 60.
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ST. Joseph
Steady
Lambs
Ewes
Horse and Mule Market Prices at St Louis
Fast St. Louis market reports steady demand with horses sold and choice drafts bringing 150 to 180 dollars, good eastern chunks 75 to 100, and choice southern horses 45 to 75. Mules priced by size range from 60 to 225 dollars depending on height and quality.
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St. Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat No 1 hard 1.60 and No 2 hard 1.59. Corn No 2 white 84 1/4, No yellow 83, No 1 mixed 82. Oaks No 2 white 81 4, No 3 white 38.
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Omaha
Toledo Seed Market Report Finds Clover and Timothy Rates
The Toledo market lists Clover seed with bids for Oct 15.80, Dec 15.05, Feb 15.05, Mar 15.00 and Timothy seed at cash Sept Oct Dec 3.90, March 4.00. Prices reflect near term trading as of Sept 22.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy Seed
Cromwell School News Leads with Grade Promotion and Events
Lloyd Miller advances from third to fourth grade. Rev Clyder C Harris of Creston Congregational will address the Parent Teachers Association Thursday night. Program features vocal solos by William Smith Grace Sparr readings by Nellie Foster Vera Rhodes. North committee serves refreshments. Tobias Harper musical company opens the lecture course Friday Oct 9. Four numbers are planned. A new tennis court will be laid out on school grounds after removing interfering branches.
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Lloyd Miller
Clyderc. Harris
Creston Congregational Church
Parent-Teachers’ Association
William Smith
Grace Sparr
Nellie Foster
Vera Rhodes
North Committee
Tobias-Harper Musical Company
Enlighte nations vow to convert China for use
The Cleveland Times reports a statement that the so-called enlightened nations intend to press China toward conversion for their purposes. The remark signals ongoing tensions and broad strategic aims amid international diplomacy.
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China
Cleveland Times
Adam and Early Kings Linked in Ancient Genealogy Document
A sixteenth century document in the Heralds' College claims to trace Saxon royal lineage back to Adam and Eve. Its unknown origin is noted as the source of the claim while no health outcome is reported beyond the genealogical assertion.
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London
Adam
Heralds’ College of London
Reichle to Manage Burlington Team Next Season
Ed Reichle was named manager of the Burlington baseball team in the Mississippi Valley League for the 1925 season after selection by baseball directors last night.
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Burlington
Ed Reichle
Gas War Spreads From Omaha To Des Moines
Des Moines reports a two cent cut to 15.5 cents per gallon including tax as part of the ongoing gasoline war. In Omaha prices ranged from 12.9 to 14 cents with tax, led by Elrod and Howell at 12.9. Farmers plan a Nebraska refining cooperative with two cent above cost pricing and county participation to reduce bills.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Omaha
Elrod and Howell
H. M. Michel
Michel
Standard Oil Company of
Nebraska
Farmers’ Refining Company
Oklahoma
Mt. Ayr women visit Creston friend at 409 West Montgomery
Ruth and Mae Bellamy of Mt. Ayr visited friends in Creston on Monday. Laura Crozier of Anita has arrived and is staying with her sister Mrs. M. J. Matthews at 409 West Montgomery Street.
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Ruth and
Mae Bellamy
Mt. Ayr
Laura Crozier
Anita
Creston
M. J. Matthews
Montgomery Street
Father of Floyd Collins Reappears in Sioux City
Lee Collins father of Floyd Collins, the Kentucky cave victim, reappears in Sioux City after a day’s disappearance. He says he was visiting friends in a Sioux City suburb and is now operating a show at the Interstate fair.
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Floyd Collins
Sioux City
Associated Press
Lee Collins
Sandcave
Kentucky
Macomb
Kentucky Cave
Endeavor Union Secretary Attacks Immoral Agencies
Des Moines on September 22 Guy P Leavitt general secretary of the Iowa Christian Endeavor union delivered an address at the September mass meeting He criticized immoral plays magazines jazz music and artists drawing for immoral magazines He warned about youth being preyed upon but expressed belief the youth today is better and purer overall than yesterday.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Guy P. Leavitt
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
Des Moines Christian Endeavor Union
Mr. Leavitt
Labor Leader Found Guilty Of Blackmail
Indianapolis, Sept 22. John J McMamara labor leader was found guilty of blackmail by a criminal court jury. He had previously served a California prison sentence for involvement in the Los Angeles Times dynamiting 14 years ago and was accused of pressuring Elks club building workers in 1923 to scare them off the job so iron workers could gain employment.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John J. McMamara
McMamra
California
Los Angeles Times
Elks Club
Plan For Meeting of Mid-West Advisory Board
Twenty five shippers manufacturers and farmers met in Des Moines to lay plans for the mid west advisory board meeting set for October. The convention will bring a delegation of 500 shippers agricultural experts and manufacturers to Des Moines to discuss freight rates with emphasis on grain products.
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Des Moines
Mid-West Advisory Board
Mid-West
High Schools Form Cooperative With University of Chicago
Cherokee Iowa Sept 22 Officials at the high school have been notified that the school is made cooperative with the University of Chicago. Other Iowa high schools granted this recognition include Boone Burlington Washington of Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Davenport North Des Moines West Des Moines Dubuque Marshalltown Mason City Oskaloosa Ottumwa Sioux City East Waterloo and West Waterloo. The aim is to align primary secondary and collegiate education.
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Cherokee
Iowa
University of Chicago
Boone
Burlington
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Davenport
North Des Moines
West Des Moines
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Mason City
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Sioux City
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Greenfield man visits Creston for brief business
W. H. Cable of Greenfield arrived in Creston Monday evening for a short business visit. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Schifferle will depart this evening for Des Moines to attend the funeral of J. B. Sullivan.
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W. H. Cable
Greenfield
Creston
Edward Schifferle
Des Moines
J. B. Sullivan
Football Practice Swings Into Second Week
Chicago reports mind midwest schools entering week two of practice. Illinois expects strong line behind Red Grange with Bernie Shively a 210 pound veteran tackle. Gophers welcome Herb Joosting and Clarence Hess in the drill. Dr Spears teaches the reverse play. Ray Dauber returns to scrimmage for Iowa after an ankle sprain.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Red” Grange
Bernie Shively
Gophers
Herb Joosting
Clarence Hess
Spears
Glenn Warner
Leland Stanford
Ray Dauber
Iowa
Vandervoort unmoved when mother visits him
Allison Iowa September 22 Warren Vandervoort who killed his father Rev R J Vandervoort at Parkersburg had his first interview with his mother last Saturday since the night of August 6 Neither sight of the wounded woman nor questions from an uncle and aunt moved him. His requests are reading material and a radio and he complains about jail food.
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Associated Press
Allison
Vandervoort
R. J. Vandervoort
Parkersburg
Coolidge Awaits Congress Action On Disarmament
President Coolidge says any participation by the United States in League of Nations disarmament conferences should be authorized by Congress. He favors reducing armament by mutual agreement but will not join an expert committee discussion if Congress might object. The U S stance on participation remains uncertain.
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Associated Press
Washington
League of Nations
Congress
Coolidge
Returns Sought in Legion Drive Across Iowa
Des Moines Sept 22 final returns in the state drive of the American Legion endowment fund are being called for today by state director R E Drised. The sixth and tenth districts lead with towns and counties past 90 percent. L J Dickinson and Jean Bona ine head the tenth district and H G Taylor and W C Wyman head the sixth district.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
American Legion Endowment Fund
R. E
L. J. Dickinson
Jean Bonaine
Garage Bill Argument Ends in Fatal Stabbing
Spencer Iowa Sept 22 Jack Sites a Spencer garage man held in the fatal stabbing of Dan Deatling 21 during a quarrel over a $6 50 garage bill is expected to plead self defense at a Thursday preliminary hearing Five witnesses including two eyewitnesses testified at the coroner s jury This morning the jury is expected to rule Deatling s death caused by stabbing in the quarrel with Sites
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Associated Press
Spencer, Ia
Jack Sites
Spencer
Dan Dentling
Des Moines Farmer Held in All Night Party Investigation
Des Moines authorities detain 65 year old farmer George Kimball of a farm near Des Moines while probing alleged all night parties with local minors. Police say about 13 girl students or former students reportedly stayed at the Kimball farm with several youths not in high school.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
George Kimball
Here
Polk County
Kimball
Kidnap and ransom claim swirl around famed gambler
Chicago reports Henry Belford known as Hick Slim a major race track gambler was kidnapped last night by two armed men. He telephoned the manager to say he was safe but his wife, who was driving with him, feared a ransom motive. Police weigh robbery or revenge as theories while Belford’s gambling exploits and ties to Chicago and Hawthorne are recalled.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mista
Henry Belford
Hick Slim
Belford
Hickory Slim
Hawthorne Track
New York
Nick
Kory Slim
K Sas
Coroner Hints Mrs Holt May Have Killed Self in Ill
Waukegan Illinois September 22 autopsy may clear Mrs Harey 30 and her stepfather Holt 40 held in jail Coroner Taylor ill today to file report He believes Holt died by his own hand bullets found in body indicate selfinflicted shot from a .22 revolver at Fox Lake cottage The shooting occurred Sunday after dinner when Holt and Mrs Harey left golf links with Mrs Holt preparing meal for family involved in quarrel
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Associated Press
Waukegan
Ill
Harey
Holt
Lillie Holt
John Tay
Lake County
Taylor
Uun
Warra
Liberville
Tay
A. V. Smith
Warrar
Fox Lake
Police Testify Against Alleged Auto Thieves at Federal Court
Waterloo figures including Mayor A. Leighton and four police officers arrive in Cedar Rapids to testify before a federal grand jury against Raymond J. Edward and Roland and Gerald Zoff. Zoffs arrested July 18 in Waterloo for alleged violations of the federal act involving stealing and running automobiles into the state. Arraignment scheduled in federal court this afternoon. The Waterloo officials provide key testimony as the fall term opens and juries are chosen.
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Poli
A. Leighton
A. “Cagy
Albert Knipp
Waterloo
Boxer
Cedar Rapids
Raymond J. Edwar
Roland
Gerald Zoff
Ger
Rolan Zoff
Grar
Scott
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