Corn Prices Hit New Low as Receipts Top 70 Carloads
Chicago reports all deliveries of corn sold today at a new low price record for the season amid large receipts totaling over 70 carloads. Wheat declined slightly with snow and potential delays, while Chicago hogs showed mixed firmness and lighter weights steady to lower. Livestock and grain markets across Chicago, Kansas City and Omaha reflect softer prices and subdued demand, with corn and wheat leading the declines and cattle and hogs trading near steady to lower on the peddling market.
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Chicago
Winnig
Canada
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S
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Wall Street
New Haven
Pan- American
Pany
Land and Hudson
Steel Corporation
Capatty
Nmmorpus
U.S. Liveb
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Powder and Markets Report Mixed in 1920s Row
A scrambled page shows powder trade notes, grains prices, and bond activity alongside a chaotic stock market summary. It references Liberty bonds, Wall Street reversals, and oil sector leadership amid merger chatter. Personal notices follow, listing local names and social visits.
Worden community notes and obituaries fragment
Mrs Dollie Kling visits her aunt Mrs John Heim for a few days this week. Several locals attended events Saturday including Mrs Nelle Arman the Margie Heim Will Lynch and others. The little son of Mrs and Mrs Hugo Schott died Saturday with funeral at Mrs Mary Schott’s home Monday afternoon. Burial in Coler cemetery. Martha Neubregre called at Charles Schwartz’s house Saturday. Miss Ople Steini Union school teacher boards with Mrs Geo Warner. Dudley Cilees noted the school fare at Told nning Monday. Those helping Johanning were Mrs Will and Mrs Walter Permert and Ernest. Mrs Farnest Brubaker went to Tepeka. Miss Rath and Mrs Key kate visited Crubaker home. Mrs Gu Reynolds and Jerppy of Edmonds visited over weekend with Mr and Mrs Pia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Kling
John Heim
Tawrerce
Nellermanthe
Margie Heim
Will Lynch
Baldwin
Hugo, Schott
Marry Shott
Buriat
Coler Cemetery
Martha Neubregre
Charles Schwartz -Houle
Ople Steini
Geo. Warner
Dudley Cilees
Nning
Helnir Johanning
Wil
Walter Pemert
Ernest
Charles ‘Schawind
Farnest Brubaker
Vont Tepeka
Rath If Ot
Key Kate Visted
Community News From Baldwin and Surrounding Towns
Sunday activities centered on Baldwin with many visits to the Kline and Ingle homes. Residents note trips by Philomena Simons, Verna Knowles, and Schott sisters to Lawrence and Ottawa, plus a twenty fifth wedding anniversary basket dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rappard attended by family and friends. Several locals traveled to Dyer, Overbrook, and Wellsville, while others gathered for funerals and social visits across Lawrence, Ottawa, and Lone Star communities.
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Baldwin
Kline
Daiteen Lutz
er-Elmer Lutz
Sekswartz
Tobn
Heim
Wirgle
Floryea
Frank ‘Balleyman
John, Cline
Grantt Ingle
M. le King
Philomena “ Sinolis
Gertrude Schott
E. B. Ingle
Overbrook
Harry Hazelet
Forrest Grove
Oregon
FR. M
Father Rappard
Biene
Julia
Will
Widensoul
Will Rappard
Ily
Marie DeWattville
Roland of
Lawrence
Gus Feiler
John Feiler
Dudley
Gillies
Gilbert and Laverne
W. Breithaupt
Hamil
Epworth League Meeting and Community Events Draft
Readable fragments note Epworth League gathering at Henry Rappard's home Tuesday evening. A plate supper planned at Range Line school Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Pippert and Ralph Pippert were mentioned. Mrs Dollie Kline assists Mrs Will Neubregge this week.
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John Heim
Epworth League
Henry
Rappard
Range Line
Pepe
John. Pippert
Ralph
Henry “Pipeport
Dollie
Kline
Will Neubregge
Excelsior Returns Home Visits and Local Visits
The report lists multiple social calls and visits in Centropolis and nearby areas. Names include Maria Earnhart Palran Charley Gilliland Dudley Gibson Antella Raye Dudley and many more with families visiting Monday afternoon and Tuesday afternoon.
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Antag City
Lieptock
Oliamae
Kansas City
Kansas ci
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Cinsey
Hay
U. S. Dept. of Ag
Ig.ag
Kansas Hay Market
Kansas’ Citys
Timothy No
Stan
Kansas City Produce
Buttercreamery
Government Bonds
New York
Get. Vik (Ap
WCE
George Smith
Haskell
Frank McDona dl
Wi Reitz
Linwood
Dan Johanning
Chester Gibson
Raynond
Harry
Carl Schwartz
Will Do Banning
Marshall Hurchbaugs
Fhur'sday
Ike ‘Montgomery
Mez
Walter Pohl
Paul Koehl
Dansa
Anna Jo. Banning
Eva
toBrs
Fred Sieweke
Pokt
Mois
John Knoche
Pidley
Mary Deffly
Ant Harry Flory
Daug Torg
Opal
Heton
Maria
Ottawa
Apnvenal
S. Tuttle
Png Hartley
Dave Sturm
John
MM Gibson
Nant
Jess . Austin
Wellsville
Helen Pippert
Henry Pippert
Inse Heffner
Alta
Charles Schwartz
Thelma
T.sheddon
Billie
Gardner
W. EB. Wineinger
Shedden
Mr. Wineinger
Mount Ida
Brubaker
Marge Fager
Michigan Valley
Charles Sehiwarts
Doe Spurgen
Osborn
Amie Kline
Agricola
Ralph Cite
Clede Somers
Mail Leader
Ors
Aty
Vane Kring
Ralph Lines
Brown Ami Arsdahil
West Virginia
Los Angeles
Harber
Fahiney
Carters
Willard Battery
Viola Oehrle
Francis Guiss
Miner
Frank Pinpert
Philomena Simons
Verna Knowles
Athers
Dyer
Francis
Otto Schott
Walter Schott
Dorothy Breithaupt
Ralphile
Melvin’ Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Earl Heffner
Iva Eaton
Lone Star
Otto Hack
Kirs
Jose Heffner
Olin
Neary Schwartz
Helen
Otto
Hark
Charlie Rappard
Arlie Powell
Homer -Gibson
Marcaline
Sarah-Gibson
Hazel
Denia
John - Lyond
Guido "Heinen
J. W. Breithaupt
Pippert
John Pippert
Callie Eline
Frj
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Colorado
Wirha Jsoune
Mar
Itdna Useli
Woskauston U
Wy Uniting
Butler-Sanderson Motorico
Conny
Buick
Chhitingus Service
Excelsior
Orville
Aart
Rand
Walt
Charley Gilland
Hazel Glan
Messers
Conaril G
Ernest Pohl
Harry Flo
Severn
Hilie Petersen
Baye
Carl’ Selw
L. C. Wells
Nash
H. D. Hill
Douglas County
Carin Vivouy
Marine Union
Enis
Mig&, Sons
Chok
Annes
Reed Gould
Katie Tucker
Johnsen
Mis Martin
Poe Ha Wilson
Ain Lean
Marti Ata
Aminda
Arradd
Bo Ri
Matshail
el Lee
Rod
Aita
Tnackel Flory
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