Wheat market slips after early gains in Chicago
Chicago reports white frost damage in Saskatchewan plus heavy rains in Kansas slowing threshing. Wheat ends weak with losses around a few tenths. corn and oats mixed. Hog and cattle futures show varied moves across Chicago and Kansas City with top hogs near 31.19 and fed steers around 12.00 to 14.50.
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Jess Desiralle
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Markets Report Mixed as Commodities and Stocks Move
Commodities fluctuated with potatos receipts and poultry prices noted in Chicago and Kansas, while New York Wall Street closed strong on the rebound in railroad shares. Ford car production delayed until next year amid merger rumors between Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck.
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Eureka
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Mackay Company
Burroughs
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baldwin
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe
Continental Insurance
English Boys Coming on Canada US Tour
A group of English public school boys sail from Liverpool aboard the Albertic for a Canada and United States tour. Led by Rev E S Fellowes-Farrows and Rev Howard J Rose, the party visits Montreal Ottawa Algonquin Park Toronto Niagara Falls and New York before returning on the Majestic. All are prospective Oxford or Cambridge candidates.
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Red White Blue Cats of Palestine Persians
Four aristocratic Persian kittens titled Independence carry white red and blue color lines. Father blue mother white, paternal grandfather red, sought at five hundred dollars for the quartet in Palestine Texas.
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Tex
United Press
C. J. Hiser
Puts an End to Bunion Pains
An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for inflamed swollen toe joints. It urges shoppers to buy a two ounce bottle from first class druggists, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy claims improvement when applied night and morning and notes a variant use for reducing varicose veins.
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Moone
Agriculture insights and farm management notes
The article surveys farm topics including the growing United States hatchery market from 400 000 600 to 520 000 000 chicks and its impact on the poultry industry. It also covers calf milk foam safety, lamb market expectations, forest tree handling, tobaco pest control, and saving piglets on farms.
Thorough cleaning and management of pigs to curb roundworm
The article describes rigorous sanitation of belts and udders to remove roundworm eggs, removal of sow and piglets within ten days after farrowing to a forage field with water and shade for four months, and cautions cooperatives cannot fix prices arbitrarily while prices reflect what consumers will pay.
No Shines in Shanghai Shanghai
In Paris the initiated can find shoe shining stands, but in Shanghai there are none. A stranger arriving with muddy boots must register at a hotel and surrender the boots to the room boy.
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United Press
Paris
France
Fly-Tox Promised To Rid Homes Of Flies And Insects
Military authority cites flies as major disease carriers and promotes Fly-Tox, a Mellon Institute insecticide by Rex Fellowship. The blue labeled bottles claim simple instructions to kill all household insects. Carter's Service-call advertises varying galleon pricing.
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Carter
One of Best Arrangements for Kitchen Convenience
A two way pass closet between the dining room and kitchen stores china and glassware on upper shelves. The main value is preventing tiresome trips between dining room and kitchen. Sioux City reports August Klindt, 28, 7 feet 2 inches and 385 pounds, as South Dakota’s largest farmer, who has declined sideshow offers.
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True Story Magazine September feature packed issue
True Story Magazine showcases real life narratives that reveal human temptations errors struggles and triumphs with 16 big features. the September issue promises powerful inspiration. Readers are urged to obtain their copy from newsdealers today.
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True Story
Lawrence Kansas Franchise Ordinance for Streetcar Line
The City of Lawrence Kansas considers an ordinance granting to the Kane Vleereie Bower Company and assigns a franchise to transport freight and express over Massachusetts Street and Seventeenth Street with overhead traction. Limitations cover hours, capacity, and regulations by the city. franchise ends June 1, 147. final passage and acceptance required. publication and notice rules noted.
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