Grain and livestock mixed as markets gain on demand
Aggressive buying by commission houses pushes wheat higher with strong export interest. Chicago cash wheat advances, oats and corn rise, hogs and cattle mixed with receipts robust. Kansas City and Chicago grain futures show firm to higher closes amid firm world import demand and euro market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commission
Gulf of Mexico
North America
United States
Europe
U. S. Dept. of Ag
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dept. of Ag
ALBO
Idan
Dirk
Ted Lai
Riverside Markets and Wall Street Roundup
A dense market brief notes grain and produce prices at local markets with corn wheat and oats cited. It also covers Chicago potato market receipts and a broad Wall Street summary showing downward pressure, mixed rail and auto stock action, and notable bond movements including Liberty bonds.
Peking Priest Aims to Banish Evil in 49 Days
United Press dispatch from Jan 25 reports Lama Paipujen leading forty eight Buddhist rites at Yunghokang temple in northern Peking. He claims an intensive scriptural cleansing will drive away China’s civil strife and distress within thirty one days, asserting “evil spirits” cause the present difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
United Press
Jama Poinusen
Billy Sundy
Yungho- Kang
Lama Paipujen
China
Chilean Barbers Award Prizes in Santiago Art Show
Chilean barbers held a prize distribution in Santiago awarding medals and a gold medallion to Rogelio Valléjos for a treatise on hair. Prizes ranged from silver medals to hair care tools as part of a diverse exhibit. Chilean women push for political equality with municipal voting rights moving through the Senate and awaiting chamber approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Rogelio -Valléjos
Ate
Santiago de Chile
U.P
Nasional Senate
International Feminist Congress
Depuen
Bond sale licensing reform eyed by state officials
May bond salesmen face new licensing rules proposed to regulate brokers and salesmen under a state measure. The charter board would issue licenses, with fees set at 10 dollars for brokers and 2 dollars for salesmen annually, and a 5 dollar and 1 dollar bond per person. Bonds could be forfeited if dealers act improperly. The board could suspend licenses for misrepresentation or unlawful activities.
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Ashe
Charter Board
Ben
Board OF Ocounty Commissioners
Douglas County
Maruary
Boilhy
Dbet
Cleary iSenneniy
Bed
Kingsnery
Menger
Teta
PD Mellman
Expenses
Wellman
Furi
Penzer
Dg F Ae i Finderrook & Son
Gai Piératt & Gn
Buckman
Help
Hosford
R. Word
Felt Tad Wall
Jel
Helpises
Otto Acher
Otto
Fische
Pond
Roberty
Linton
Srett
Owe
Luit Farmers! Union
Bune Boug
BRM Tow Wad
AIS
AY Busens Tenney
Standankit
Armers
Enton A
Alon Griffin
AL Gartelfanien
Daisy David
Mairon
Georg
Gibler
John
Rud Ty
Nike
Glenn
G.a.crowd
Ae Glenn
Js Greer
A. Hy Read
Gasden
Road Fund
Eye Pet Mere
McKens
Mitcheth
Walter
Bare
Robert
Jocirates
Bi Smith
F. Fund
Frank Larn
da Shatter
J. Warren
Simmons
Shaffer
Josephing
Alec
Susch
Cys
Teas Ikad
Fani Prettel
Moore
W. Fe
Wingfield
A Woodward
T. B.T. Tepart
Mbaler
Ellanbeth Sneegas
Ray Art
Sarah
Bray
I Gridaker
Frank
John Chinees
Man
Connon
Cali
Sommers
Ae Childs
Das
Logan
Donmire
James
Inger
Kennedy
George Cinge
Maichel
Ron
Chas
van Buskirk
Toad Fund
Sylvester
Lamb
Tanning
Chis
Bridge Fund
Nton Keans
Baughman
John Gloson
Goo
Sean Tee
al Clarr
Don
Bridee Funds
Henry
Hoallingacorth
Jacobs
Wy Bridge
Kiser
Tota Asew
Ate Isswell
Bridge
Mer
Rank
Ridge
Hazel Lee
Wilsor
Ross Ame
Shay
Simpian Salle
Feit
Bridgze
Ean Connell
Lary Simmonds
Ws W
Fur
de Taylor
St Trueblood
Marvin Bridge
Ait Walker
Shields
Dee
Marsaall
Cermaneeet
Dees
Tucker
Maud
Brooks
Saunders
Ben Behn
Jonn' -Thomas
Arce Dunsale
Hec
Etta
Braden
Ini Defferson
Rifee- Adams
Life & Therry
Frit
M. Sloud
John “Thomas
Bso
Saaim
Cans
Wilson
Rervics
Marshal
Hutton
Frans
Rhinebergé
Bergener
Johnson
Hutch AW
Ingles
Fulton
Hawkenberry
Fannic
Martino
Placptree iCall
Kelli—Susi Greens
NeClou
Barkle
Armeirens
A-Fund
Fred
Harear
Sian
Thee
Burell
Reyd
Budasina
iFarland Oy Tieo
Amanda Clark
Mebermergt
Ren Tealer
Dressler
Ley Uag
de Bia She
Bent
Urelori
de McCarty
Rene Anzile
Chi Fund
Ray Johanson
AY Eot
Onngon
Chay
Marshall
Rentacean
Ted
I Emma
Joker Sedy
Ommissianwr
Mussolini's Program Echoed in Vienna Press
Fragmentary lines indicate Mussolini's program mirrored or inspired by Vienna press discourse. The garbled text mentions Italy Austria and women's rights as topics debated in relation to Mussolini's agenda. Further readable context is limited.
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Mussolini
Vienna
Fragmentary 19th century note on marriage and finances
Fragmentary OCR hints at figures on marriage, wages, and savings with scattered terms like hundred dollars per year, age 18, and references to records and figures around 300 000 to 420 000. Content is garbled with incomplete phrases and names unclear.
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Gradu
Kay Tage
Ben Hall of Fame in New York
The report notes a boxing night in Chicago where Cain and Abel figures Eddie Kane and Barney Abel are matched with Shuf tle Callahan and Langford Walcott. Abel, Langford’s manager, seeks revenge for a prior blow as the bout unfolds tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hall
Fame
New ‘York
Chicago
United Press
Cain
Abel
Eddie Kane
Barneyr
Shuftle’ _ Callahan
Walcott
Langford
Kane
SSS Relieves Rheumatic Pain Says Carl G Camp
Carl G Camp reports long struggle with rheumatic pains vanished after using SSS tonic made from fresh plant roots. He claims rapid relief, with prior treatments failing. He praises the vegetable extract and notes availability at druggists in Johnson City and nearby towns.
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Carl G. Camp
West Mala
Street
Johnson Fone
Red Pepper Rub Claims Fast Pain Relief
A fragment describes Red Pepper Rub as a concentrated heat remedy for sore spots. It touts quick warming action in three minutes and urges buyers to choose the genuine Rawles brand.
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Nelset
Rawles
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City
Timothy
Fae
Fay
Hay- Ay . S
U.S
Tpland Prairie
Dan
Bevin
Ewlz
Tdako
Rusgets
Red Red River
Cobblers
Reese
Jeges
Qieas
New York
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Hayes
Trodke
Chesapeake & Ohio
van Sweringensperger
Pere Marquette
Reading
New York Central
Great Northern
Oie
Pittsbursh & Westl
Marinette
Atlantic Coast Line
Reli Shemberlain
Ogee Rae
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Park
Des Moines
Frank Hank
Pie the
Mall Sapense
Kansas
Chey
Fat
Sires
Dillingham
Cora Droney F
Rochester
N. Yu
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Conoco
Continental
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Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
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South Dakota
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Ods A
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Lawrence Place
Wellsvilie
Ersey- Heffery
J. A. and
J. W. Feulls
Langdon
Tun Réuschy
Stonekin
Studderd
Nowling
Stultz
Trond
Sal
Kennedy Kretsinge
Ata Eamithy Orley
Oh Suter
Bill
Yin Nests Fund
Fiory
Rachel
Tal
Williams
Walliams
Tees
Worth
Royron
Dale
P Poliss
Dickes Clays
Altiest Ag
Mentzler
Furn
UBD
Plater Beagand Idemace
Pael Terce
Lavsalin
B.araie
Miller Ree Fond
Mimines
Cls Murphy
ROH
Drag’ Fund
Apieston Ag
M ‘Ivan Fund
Knoles
Avidrag Fund
Olsun Horos
Stesray Onford
Chairlton
Ins
Carriola
Dtary
Bros. Tridge Fund
Stem
Eamney
Teseman
Jones
Prineines
Slarwirs
Carter
Tad Sj Gonert
heoTt
Kigtlee-fertic
Volveceny
Rustia Ridge Fund
Tivesy
Bowe
Sritis
Neidge
Sund
Iain Rites
Fins
Read Fund
Aw Valine Ug- Ca
Trani Coal
Crista
Flory
Sogliia
Vu Herdnicen
Hurdes
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