Farm market reports show large crop yield and price shifts
The document summarizes crop yields around 860,000,000 bushels for the season with wheat prices up and demand meeting domestic needs. It notes unsettled trading, higher early quotes, and mixed livestock futures in Chicago and Kansas City markets, plus classifieds ads including rooms for rent and sales of furniture and pets.
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United States
Lsth
Ioc
Ousea
Chicago Livestock
Thicaro
S. Dept. of. Agriculture
Saturdau
Avera
Bie
Wheat and hay markets mixed in Kansas City report
Kansas City market notes show wheat receipts at 938 cars with little change, mixed oats and barley, hay prices steady to up, alfalfa and clover sums listed. Butter and eggs steady. government bonds quoted. Palermo reports Fascist win in city elections. Miscellaneous classified items include garage sale, piano, and housing ads with prices and locations.
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Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Timothy Wo
Praire
Palermo
Sicily
Associated Press
Aphis and Orchard Pests Recalled in Agricultural Notes
A Washington report notes a wormy season where lady bugs attack aphids and related orchard pests. Grain exports from the United States last week reached 3 664 000 bushels, up from 2 393 000 the prior week, per Associated Press dispatch.
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North
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Local Happenings in Inland and Vicinity
Henry Chapman and Joe Chap i of Lawrence called at Lom bardy's Friday evening. Mrs Ed Jameson and family of Lawrence spent Sunday at Roy Jameson's. David Redringer of Riverside Cal visited briefly with his mother last week at Vinland. Helen King returned from poria after attending summer school. Heaverin left for Foster Kentucky after months with his brother. Glenn Heaverin had tonsil and adenoid operation in Ottawa Saturday. Helen Laughlin ill but improving. L E Hoover returning from Colorado expected home Wednesday. Lester Deay attended Mr Nichols funeral Tuesday and returned that evening. R S Heaverin and Mrs Redinger drove to Gardner to visit Luther Redinger. Mrs Mitchel and Miss Rosella Taylor of Medicine Lodge stayed with Mrs Mary King last week. Mr and Mrs Tobler spent Friday with BE A Roe. Mrs Birch Tuttle and Miss Gladys Walker called on Oscar Baer Sunday. Will Deay of Clearfield spent Saturday with Mrs Belvoir. Miss Nola Walker came home.
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Henry Chapman
Joe Chapi
Lawrence
Lombardy’s
Ed Jameson
Kfamaily
Roy Jameson
David Redridger
Riverside
Cal
Vinland
Helen King
Poria
Helen Laughlin
Paul
Colorado
Lester R. Deay
Nichols
Ottawa
Heaverin
Redinger
Gardner
Kansas
Luther. Redinger
Clearfield
Canada tops US in May newsprint production
Canada produced 130,013 tons of newsprint in May, edging the United States at 129,326 tons. For January–May, Canada output was 622,235 tons versus 632,034 tons in the U.S. The International Joint Commission permit for New Brunswick power at Grand Falls spurs two new mills, signaling further pulp and paper growth.
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Ottawa
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
International Joint Commission For
New Brunswick
Grand Falls
Missionary Society to Meet in Kansas City Fall
Kansas City hosts a general executive meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church this fall under President Mrs Evelyn Riley Nicholson wife of Bishop Thomas Nicholson. Sessions run October 17 through November 2 with missionary days October 28 and 29 and a 1924 receipts total of 2 342 910 announced.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evelyn Riley Nicholson
Nicholson
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Mich
United States
Foreign Department
R. F. Spear
Margaret Burton
New York
Paul Richardson
D. D
Christian Century
Chicago
F. F. Lindsay
Minneapolis
Central Conference of Missionaries of Europe
F. J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
F. F. McConnell
South America
Conference Speakers Recall Visit to South Africa
Leaders from Chicago and Detroit, including Bishop Edwin Holt and Bishop Thomas Nicholson, will share experiences from the annual conference in South Africa. The event features remarks by organizers who managed the tour and will report on their observations.
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South “Africa
South Africa
Edwin Holt
Hugh
Chicago
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Memorial to Hindenburg Victory Planned at Tannenberg
In Kenigsberg on July 28 an imposing monument is planned to honor the Hindenburg victory at Tannenberg. The design features an octagonal wall surrounding a central monument, with eight massive square towers and a memorial hall for each regiment. Lower floors will house museums while upper stories provide living quarters for veterans and battlefield guides.
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Kenigsberg
Tannenberg
Hindenburg
Walter
Johannes Krueger
Crew Holds a Reunion in Berlin for Boxer Rebellion Gunboat Crew
Berlin hosts a reunion of surviving officers and crew of the former German gunboat Itats, the first war vessel to run the gauntlet of the Taku forts during the Boxer Uprising, marking 25 years since the action.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Itts
Taku Forts
Veteran Admiral Welcomes Officers After Taku Forts Action
Former Commander von Lans now retired salutes returning officers and crew aboard the vessel. War correspondent Joseph Herrings, the lone American on board, was wounded when an exploding shell fractured two ribs near the Taku forts engagement.
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von Lans
Taku Forts
Joseph Herrings
Merchant Fleet Gains Momentum for Germany Post War
Hamburg reports Danish statistics showing Germany at the lower end of merchant tonnage per 1,000 inhabitants yet with a modern fleet. About 53 percent of German ships are under five years old after rebuilding losses from war settlements.
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Hamburg
Germany
Harbors and Nordic tonnage rankings reveal Denmark
Danish statistics show Norway leading with 832 tons per 1000 inhabitants, followed by England with 402 tons and Denmark with 289. The figures compare total traffic and indicate Norway's dominant harbor activity in the sequence.
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Norway
England
Denmark
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