Dickinson bill eyed for farm surplus export plans
Babson Park Massachusetts column discusses Representative Dickinson's proposed Dickinson bill to allow an export corporation to buy surplus farm products. The piece notes current yields and storage, with corn up and some crops down versus last year, and forecasts on price trends, retail shifts, and the role of small independent stores in the evolving retail landscape.
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Babson Park
Maes
Dickinson
Washington
Will He Come Back The United States Treasury and Britain
The piece notes Britain earns over 180 million dollars annually from the United States and warns that shared financial interests bind both nations. It discusses the possible return of Lloyd George to Downing Street and asks whether Britain needs him now. It praises British statesmen for integrity and resourcefulness amid economic strain.
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United States Treasury
Britain
Bes
Lioyr George
Downing Street
Foreign Exchange Quotations and Demand Across Nations
New York Dag 28 Foreign exchanges firmz. Quotations in cents show Great Britain demand at 484 to 485. Belgium 4583, Germany 29805, Holland 4015, Norway 2029, Sweden 2684, Denmark 2478, Switzerland 1 140, Spain 1413 1-25, Greece 129, Poland 1100, Czechoslovakia 296, Yugoslavia 177, Austria 14, Romania 461-4, Argentina 4137, Brazil 14253, Tokyo 43-2-8, Shanghai 171-2, Toronto 99 15-16.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Dag
Great’ Britain
Mealy Desmand
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Austria
Rumania
Argentius
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
New York Poultry Prices Mixed Across Fresh Dressed Goods
New York prices for poultry and fowl show variations. Live poultry led with turkeys by express, while dressed poultry remained steady. Fresh chickens ranged from 26 to 38 cents, fowls 18 to 25 cents, old roosters 16 to 24 cents, and turkeys both fresh and spring from 48 to 52 cents, with regional differences noted for southern and southwestern lots.
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New York
APJ
Reultey
Express
Wall Street Closing Prices Amid Broad Market Decline
The stock market closed with mixed to lower results as several major rails, automakers, and consumer goods firms showed declines. Key names listed include American Can, Dodge, Gulf States Steel, Studebaker, Pneumatic Rubber, and Sears Roebuck, among others, with trading activity centered in New York equities and industrials.
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American Can
Call& Fay
Onornve Dodge Bros
Rubber
Gulf
States’ Steel
Hudson. Motors
Alfinois Centra
Kennecott
Lehigh
Valley
Louisville
Nyie Souri Pac
Montgomery Wai la Pan
Pennsylvania Phillips Pet
Pierce-Arrow Met
Reading
Rep
Ir. & Steel SL
San
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Wheat Market Overburdened By Upturn In Price
Chicago reports a mixed wheat session with profit-taking thinning the upturn after early gains. Prices moved irregularly with some advances and declines as traders weighed a big trade line progress and overall buying. Corn and oats opened higher while hogs supported higher quotations for provisions.
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Chicago
New Sty
Cash Wheat Prices in Chicago and St Louis
AP dispatch records cash wheat and related grain bids across Chicago and St Louis. No. 2 red and No. 2 mixed values, along with No. 3 yellow corn, oats and soy prices, show bid and ask ranges as of December 28, highlighting December, May and July futures levels and market quotes for nearby and distant months.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Wall Street Opens Strong on Renewed Optimism 1926
Stock trading resumes after Christmas break with rising prices led by American Can General Motors General Electric United States Steel and American Smelting. Merger news and favorable trade conditions lift shares including Standard Oil of California Pacific Oil and Brown Shoe while banks report loan calls easing.
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O. Naverber
Bullis
S. Kresge
White Motor
New York
Central
Chicago
Northwetern
American Can
General Motors
General’ Electric
United States Steel
American Smelting
Standard Oil
California
Pacific Oil
New
Pacific
Salised
Jand
Willys Overland
Postum
Cereal
International Telephone
Hethlehem “Steel
Cerrol - de 'Passo Copper
Woolworth
Maryland Oil
Philadelphia & Reading
Coai
Ben
Whging
Market futures and call money summary
Futures closed with gains and losses across months such as January March and July while call money shows a strong rate about six points lower than the previous period. Notable figures include 47 to 56 points and 87 to 59 across months with miscellaneous prices like 18.59 and 17.89 in October.
Fragmentary Ledger Data Shows Monthly Price Figures
A partial OCR excerpt lists scattered monthly prices such as January to August with figures like 10.64, 10.30, 10.40, 10.62, 10.62, and 10.80. The text is incomplete and garbled, but indicates a sales or pricing ledger with recurring monthly values across several months, without full context or clear items.
Fragmented OCR Item from Chicago Page
A damaged OCR fragment from a Chicago page shows garbled numbers and stray words including 450 400 Idabo 425 460 ed 00st B50 £ 25 and whowe wee. The readable bits hint at a listing or ad but lack clear context or entities.
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Congress
Sluthern
Pasife
Soern. Ry
Texas
Union P. Unite
Storez
U. S. Ind
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Beking
Westinghous
Willy Overland
Wall Street
the Gumps
Prudence Church
Bim
Sreib
Solomon
Folly
Prudence
Ceottata
Atlas
Idabo
National People’s’ Army
Ching
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