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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
1
Betty Webster offers practical tips for creating a breakfast nook in a spacious kitchen or connected pantry area with built in seating and matching curtains. Also included are how to remove flower pot stains, freshen grass rugs, and several dessert and pudding recipes with clear steps, yields, and serving notes.
The excerpt discusses broadcasting licenses and high license values, mentions radio reception issues blamed on a magnetic blanket, and includes Q and A on radio equipment. It also notes local residents and a section about the Cottonwood Tree in Minneapolis with a humorous take on male and female trees and their seeds.
Miss Gale Dyer and Mr Raymond Windmiller wed Sunday afternoon May 30 at the Guth home. The groom will work in Des Moines in photography and the couple plans to live there after marriage. Several relatives attended, including Mrs Dyer and Mrs Rockwell.
SENEY Mr. and Mrs. John Lancaster Sr. and daughter Missina visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thompson of Neptune. Several families from LeMars and Pipestone joined for meals and outings along the Floyd River and in Sioux City. Sheriff candidate Victor Williams of Union stopped by Wednesday. Mrs. Ferry of Leeds arrived Tuesday to aid care for Mrs. Smith’s children facing tonsil operations.
Corn prices declined with July futures hitting a season low as receipts rose slightly. Cash corn held firmer with limited demand but slid in several markets after planting progress disappointed. Oats and barley eased on light demand. cash wheat fell due to ample offerings. Argentina corn shipments to Canada and other destinations rose. total exports since Jan 1 exceeded 42 million bushels, nearly double last year. Southern mills active. southwest demand slack. eastern inquiries limited. Ohio farmers increased heavier wheat seed use and corn sales. Planting mostly complete in eastern and central belt, with favorable germination in the trans Mississippi states. Receipts of oats fell. large southwest crop reduced demand. New crop corn moving to Ft.
The report shows varied oat prices across regions with 38-40c at the terraces and 60c for old crop oats, while Ft Worth dealers expect 82-860 per bit. Demand is selective, with milling and feed markets cooling, and oats and barley cut for hay in California. Wheat shows soft varieties weaker than hard, with discounts at St. Louis and Kansas City and elevators holding high protein types. The winter wheat crop is in fair to very good condition with rains aiding some areas, while spring wheat conditions in the Northwest depend on moisture and show wider variation.
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