Market Quotation Roundup From Western Union News Service
Unsettled wheat and lower prices driven by profit-taking with cash wheat at premiums. Corn declines and light country offerings, with weekly losses across Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and Winnipeg. Livestock mixed with hogs steady to down, beef steers steady to higher, fat lambs lower. Butter unsettled, dairy imports noted, and hay prices firm on light receipts. Prices for round whites and milling items listed across regions.
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Union News Service
Enim
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Denmark
New Zealand
New York
Panama Canal
Philadelphia
Boston
Hay
Timothy
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Memphis
Prairie
Omaha
Kangags City
Denver live stock market reports steady cattle quotes
Cattle market conditions in Denver stayed largely unchanged with mixed quotes. Beef steers fetch 4.25 to 4.75 dollars, good to medium 5 to 4.50, and choice around 6, while stock and feeder classes trend higher with steers 5.50 to 6.76. Hog demand strong, with hogs steady or higher in some lots, and eastern markets slipping. Yard activity highlighted feeders and stockers, plus notable sales including five cars of 72 lb lambs from Yampa at 7.75 and a top feeder price near 46 for a block of choice stock. Overall market shows strength in feeders and lambs despite some quiet, lower regional quotes for ewes and feeders.
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Metal Market Colorado settlement prices and commodities
Colorado settlement prices list barley and corn figures, oats, timothy hay, and other commodities with unit names and rough per unit values. The text records barley No 1 gray, corn No 5 yellow per bushel, oats and timothy prices, and miscellaneous futures data in a damaged OCR format.
West Africa’s paramount king learning throne duties
Temple Manning describes West African kings and chiefs in the bush. A paramount chief is elected after long preparation and instruction by lesser chiefs. The future ruler endures harsh learning, then is revealed to silent multitudes as ceremonies and fealty veneration begin.
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Temple Manning
Cleveland Plain Dealer
West Africa
Qi from Rubber Seeds Creates New Oil Source
The seeds of rubber trees can yield an oil similar to linseed oil, with the remaining cake usable as cattle fodder. Discovered by the Dutch Imperial Institute, the oil has moved from experiment to small commercial use, with Malaya hosting at least one crushing mill and Europe receiving limited shipments at strong prices. Plantations may supply seeds if collection costs are favorable, as vast Dutch East Indies seed supplies exist amid rubber economy pressures.
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Dutch Imperial Institute
Malaya
Europe
Dutch East Indies
Not a Rival Royal Visit to Greenland
The king and queen of Denmark travel to Greenland, a vast Danish dependency. Greenland links the new continent and Europe with strategic geographic value to America. Denmark’s monarchic leadership is described as democratically minded, highlighting the territory’s size and sparse population.
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Europe
Denmark
Greenland
America
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Was That the Reason for the Flapper Dress Potluck
Neighborhood children gather on Susie's porch as she explains sneaking onto a street car with her parents to avoid attention. Betty asks if Susie's knees were dirty revealing the playful tone of the scene from the Indianapolis News.
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Susie
Wight
Mamma
Dad
Betty
Indianapolis News
Wild Flowers Brighten Wedding Bouquets and Decor
Wild flowers rise as a popular medium for wedding bouquets. At a recent ceremony, small orange trees with vivid fruit were used as church decorations, drawing attention to natural ornamentation.
Back to the Soil Idaho or Dust caravan reaches Idaho colony plan
Chicago to Idaho caravan led by Gen W D Scott arrives at Twin Falls County land near the Snake River. The Idaho Farm Development Co financed irrigation for 5120 acres, offering 40 acre tracts at 125 dollars with water rights. colonists from Brooklyn and New York, 60 percent Brooklynites, seek a self sustaining rural future amid irrigation, roads, and a Yellowstone crossing.
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Chicago Motor Club
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Brigham Young
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Ho Ie
Royal N. Allen
William D. Scott
Scott
Minneapolis
Boston
Decatur Street
David W. Davis
Twin Falls
Snake River
Mr. Scott
Idaho Farm Development Company
B. T. Meredith
Wilson
Des Moines
Meredith
Jarbidge Mountains
Cedar Creek
Little Salmon River
Davis
Coloniary
Buh! Chamber of Commerce
Ben H. Bushman
Rotary Club
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Club
Idaho Agricultural College
Qnally
Yellowstone National Park
Albany
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Toledo
Lincoln Highway
Cheyenne
Wyo
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