Corn and Wheat Prices Mixed in Chicago Markets
Chicago market report outlines mixed activity with corn futures scarce and wheat slipping on weak notes. Red River wheat loss projections and Dakotas conditions weigh on buying, while Canadian and French crop signals hint at possible imports and future strength. Livestock lines show varied cattle and hog moves across Chicago and Kansas City, with notable price ranges and weekly shifts.
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Chicago
Red River Valley
Dakotas
Minnesota
Adices
Prairie Provinces
France
Market notes from an August 6 newspaper item
Local markets report prices for poultry eggs hogs and grain with mixed moves across items. Chicago potato market receipts on track and on list show slow trading while government bonds are listed with 4s and 5s. A Wall Street roundup notes reactionary tendencies pools pushing some stocks to new highs amid pockets of strength in industrials and utilities.
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Chicago
U. S
Kansas
Missouri
Wall Street
New York
General Motors
Allied Chemical
Altho
Collins & Aikman
International Harvester
U. S. Steel
Republic
Inland
Brooklyn Union
Brooklyn’ Edison
Stables Carpeted Sales and Dutch Windmill Shift
In Zaandam Holland AP reports changing Dutch farming and cleanliness habits. Windmills once used to pump water are vanishing as modern motors replace traditional methods. A new national society aims to preserve wind mills amid this modernization trend.
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Zaandam
Holland
National Society For the
Queen Hetep-Heres Mummy Not Found By Expedition
An Egyptian expedition backed by Harvard University and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts opened a coffin identified as Queen Hetep-Heres, mother of Cheops, and found it empty. The search for her body has spanned over two years with no trace recovered.
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New York
Hetep-Heres
George A. Reisner
Cheops
Egypt
Harvard University
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Local Social News and Marriages in Kansas Area
Clyde Nichols and neighbors share visits. Miss Helen Talley wed Mr Sut ton near Baldwin. Vinland and Vinland rural school and Baker University ties noted. Kand folk travel to Wellsville and Concho. Andrews family plans Pierceville trip. Love and Smith families host. Hird family vacation planned in Colorado. Talley and Floyd stay home during absences. Ladies Aid meets. Joy Lawrence visitors. Ruth Martin Grossman listed among socially active residents.
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Clyde Nichols
Clarence
Frank Hagerman
Scott Hansen
Betty
Sol Werts
Wrence
Harry Werts
Wesley Davaull
Earl
Lem Sturdy
Woodrow
Claude Davault
Wellsville
Kan
Helen Talley
Mr. Sutton
Baldwin
Grossman
Tommy
Lewis Tuckers
Ira Hird
Fnm
Will
Colorado
Talley
Floyd
Mary Sturdy
Mildred Hoskinson
Hazel Chaney
Vlmick
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. C. Walter
Clifford and Lextus
Eaden Eckman
Lawrence
Martin Grossman
Ruth
Weekend Visits Across Counties Highlight Local Guests
Miss Minnie Randel spent the weekend with relatives in Harriss and Mr. and Mrs. John Laughlin and family hosted their sister Mrs. Neil and kin near Weaver. Visitors in Kansas City on Sunday included Miss Haze Chaney Maurice Bell and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hoskinson.
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Minnie Randel
Harriss
John Laughlin
Neil
Weaver
Kansas City
Haze! Chaney
Maurice Bell
W. E. Hoskinson
Refreshments Served by Hostess and Daughters
The notice invites all members and friends to a forthcoming meeting with Mrs. Redinger listed as the next hostess. It advertises free air and gas at Carter's on Saturday and Sunday as part of the advance, urging attendance.
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Chicago Livestock
Dept. of Ag
Steeckers
Kansas City Livestock Ci
Idaho
Blanki Ag
Hay Market
City
Hay
Prairie
Alfalfa Choice
U.S. O
Falta
Upland Prairid
Jargentan
Liberty
Bossy
I A
Wm. Landen
Wayne Andrews
Pierceville
Barret Andrews
A. “Andrews
iMrs
V. D. Love
Folck & Borer
Vinland
Wells
Whippet
Whyeet
Fara
Lawrence Overland CO
Durland & Hertzler
Fade
SkofStade
Carter’s Sat
Sun
Shimmons. Bros
Xet
Florida
Cuba
Houx Green
Evan
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
L. E. Ery
L. Stevenson
Beery
H. Reding
Koei
Kelvinator
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