Wheat and corn prices buoyed by cautious world supply outlook
Chicago December 22 prices showed wheat firm on forecasts of smaller world shipments outside America. May contracts opened unchanged to modestly higher, fluctuated, then closed steady for May. Corn faced buying support as receipts stayed light, with May advancing before settling lower. Hog and pork markets moved higher on strong demand, with pork around 16.04, lard near 9.42, ribs at 9.624.
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Chicago
Ill
America
Ghorta Mae
Wits
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Update
Chicago Date Dec 22 prices for red winter and white wheat, No 2 northern and No 1 spring, along with nearby and futures bids. Entries show various grades, including No 2 white and domestic livestock related values, reflecting mixed grain and provision quotes.
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Chicago
Northern
Anni Osce
Vulver
Eal OG
Kansas City
Kansas
Slova
Ike
Omar Wrioxe
Wansen City
Moo Wee
Rorne-tinebangey To
Chicago and Kansas City Grain Markets Report
Daily movement of produce with wheat 365 cars at Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth today down from 638 cars last year. Listings cover various contract grades for wheat corn oats with state prices and receipts across multiple markets including St Louis and Omaha.
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Chicaga
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool Grain Market and Maritime Prices Report
Liverpool grain and commodity notes from Liverpool Dee and Minneapolis Chicago New York markets. Widespread irregular spellings show prices for wheat corn oats and dairy eggs poultry and veal with mixed quality terms and notable daily shifts across regional exchanges. Names of markets include Minneapolis Chicago New York with various May July and December contracts and per unit pricing.
Kansas City Produce Auction Notes From December
A fragment references Kansas City Missouri markets with numbers 4105 packing and prices like 17 cents. Mentions Rutter Creamery Aba Big Bau Seconds and 20 percent. Errored OCR shows unclear items including Grsts Hee onda.
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Kansas City
Kansans City
Aba
Bit Louis Wool Market Summary
St Louis Dec 22 reports mixed livestock and property trade across regions. Cattle receipts about 1,000 with market strong. Native beef stocks valued at 4,500.25. Yrova and creep receipts indicate steady to strong demand for muttens and related goods. Pipe and lights priced around 4,700.20 with mixed lots at 5.80 640. Heavy wood and creep items show minor activity.
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St. Louis
Louta
Hog and cattle market steady with mixed cattle gains
Chicago and South Omaha reports show hogs steady with top at 6.25 and widespread price levels. Cattle markets mixed. heavy steers higher for week while calves and cows show varied demand. sheep and lambs stronger. Kansas City roundups list receipts and prices across native and western cattle and hog categories.
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Chicago
Tive Stearn
Wontern
Stearn
Texex Sraers
Atockers Ad
Suttons
Kansas City
Kanane Cler
Dan
Regelpta
Hope
St Joe Live Stock Market Report Declines in Prices
In St. Joe Missouri on December 22 market activity shows 490004 head of cattle with steady prices. Cattle sales included steers around 44,501 dollars and helpers at 2.66. Sheep offerings 1,000 with slow demand and lambs around 4.6 per unit.
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Tosgrn Mo
Lamba
Outlaw League Organized in East with Five Cities
The United States League of Professional Baseball Clubs formed in New York plans an outlaw league in summer with five eastern nuclei New York Brooklyn Reading Washington and Richmond plus potential franchises in Baltimore Newark Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Buffalo William A Witman Reading Pa was elected president secretary and treasurer and five franchises were granted to M C Landgraf Indianapolis Lazarud of Richmond Hugh McKin nory of Washington Ambrose W Massey of Brooklyn and Witman for Reading
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United States League of Professlonal
East
Prone Jdent
M.C. Landgraf
Ind ‘Tg, Lazarud
Tuchmond
Hugh Mmckkinnory
Washington
Ambrose W. Massey
Brooklyn
Witman
Reading
Gift from Denver man boosts Mt. Pleasant endowment
Mt. Pleasant Indiana December 22 President E A Schell of Tow a Wesleyan received notice from Allan A Ghost of Denver that he would donate 7500 to the endowment fund with conditions. Five thousand to be applied to the next 100900 of endowment if raised by July 1 1922 and 2500 to the last 50000 of the fund if the total 150000 is subscribed by July 1 1914. Ghost, a Wesleyan graduate of 1867 and successful business man, is a nephew of Joseph McDowell the third president of Tow a Wesleyan. He says his interest is in Wesleyan and supports the endowment against apathy. He is known to Mt Pleasant residents.
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Mt. Pleasant
E. A. Schell
Towa
Wesleyan
Ghost
Joseph McDowell
Town Wesleyan
Schell
McDowell
Harlan
New York Stock List Last BALD
Amalgamated Capper American God Sannr American Cap & Foundry American Smelting & Redtine Anaconda Mining Co Atchigon vn co Galthmore & One Brooklyn Rarid Transit Chesapeake & Onio ws Chicago Northwestern Chicago MN St Paul Colorado nel Denver & Tue Grande 3% Twe oss Norfolk West Northern Pacific Pennsylvania People's Gas Southern Rally Union Facilic United States Steel United States Steel Wabash Wabash pfd Western Union 4
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American Cap & Foundry
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Galthmore & One
Brooklyn
Rarid Transit
Chesapeake & Onio
Chicago
Northwestern
St. Paul
Colorado
Denver
Tue & I Grande
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
Res
Pennsylvania
Steee People's Gas
Rally
Union Facilic Oi
Tnitad States Steel
United. States
Pei
Wabash
Wabash Pfd
Western Union
No Authority Over Wreck Vessel Parts Officials Await Congress Action
The department has no authority to dispose of any part of the wreck. Requests have been denied and no parts such as the raft run mounts gunk whistles or the poll have been allocated. No plan will be made until Congress authorizes disposition of the wreck.
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Path
Ote Organizationg
Naval Manseume
Départment 18
Congress
Roumas in Another Mat Bout Tonight
Burlington Iowa December 23 Geoorge Roumas the local Greek grappler goes to Fairfield to meet Kitterman the heavy Hedrick wrestler in the armory tonight Roumas has been matched with the Tonnemen again the pay to be staged at the Garrick theatre here on January 10th The phrasing reflects the era’s style and lists multiple opponents and venues with dates.
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Burlington
Geoorge Roumas
Fairfield
Kitterman
Hedrick
Roumaa
Tonnemen Agaio
Garrick Theatre
Local Visitadoes Reach G W Weber Family
In Columbus Junction Iowa on December 28 Mrs Weber of Wapello spent Thursday with her son Professor G W Weber. Mrs Heldlebaugh from Canada arrived Wednesday to visit her sister, details limited by fragmentary text.
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Coluabox Junction
Weber
Wapolla
Prof
G. W. Weber
D. Heldlebaugh
Canada
Relics of the Maine Draw Navy Department Requests
Washington December 22 requests pour into the navy department from sentimentalists souvenir hunters town governments and patriotic organizations for rel ief related to the Maine disaster.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
United Puttleshit Maine
Mrs H T Turkington and relatives plan Christmas visits
Mrs H M Letts and son Warren depart to Cimarron New Mexico to visit Mrs Letts daughter Mrs Geo Rem Jey, expecting a month with relatives. Columbus Junction schools close Friday evening to Tuesday morning January 2. Morning Sun basketball vs Columbus Junction tonight at the opera house. Mrs G W Brenematte returns from Freeport Illinois to visit daughter Mrs Pearse. Mrs M McKean of Cone visiting relatives. Mrs A Williams and son Albert I travel to Chicago Saturday to spend Christmas with daughter Mrs B B Gregory. Mrs Sadie Mowery of Ottumwa visiting her brother Dr J J Orider. J Russell plans Christmas gathering for all children and families. A big Christmas tree is planned for grandchildren. Muscatine visitors today include J B Johnston Mrs J Duncan and Mrs Alma Eula.
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Opera House
G. We. Brenematte
Freeport
Iil
Pearse
M. McKean
Cone
Jhere
A. Williams
Albert I
Chicago
B. B. Gregory
Sadie Mowery
Ottumwa
J. J. Orider
I. J. Russell
Muscatine Vinttore
J. B. Johnston
Mra. J. Duncan
Mra
Alma Eula
Local Notices From Whitton December Visiters
Whitton Ia December reports show residents visiting relatives and traveling for holidays. Jas Lambertson arrived from Victor to stay with her mother Mrs Holzhauer while Miss Mary Powell heads to Paton for holiday time at home. Ches Cope visits Mrs Margaret Cope, and Robert Worster conducts Davenport business. Mr and Mrs Chas Hautman join Muscatine visitors, and S L Kiser plans Mason City move. Roxe Springer returns from Balna to Muscatine. Osmers and Wim Langman attend Davenport meetings and Muscatine visits. Fred Daut and Mrs C A Kiser head to Mason City for holidays. Women’s club meets at Latchaw residence on December yeth with Mrs Latchaw and daughter.
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Jas. Lambertson
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M .Holzhauer
Misa Mary Powell
Paton
Ches, Cope
Weat Tsherty
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Robert Worster
Muscatine
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S. L. Kiser
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Mason City
Roxe Springer
St Ce Balna
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Will Sheese
Leonacé Coulter
Sevmday
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Rock Ieland County
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Norms
A. T. Horatt
Mise Hazel Hall
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Beulah Sheese
Arthur McDonald
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Irwin
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Smola City
Pay Reynolds
L. D
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Lou Mardocke
Dar
Max Colberg
Eliza Music Hall
Bar
Paul South
Charles Murdock
Paw Colberg
Guy Puller
Ont Vey Fuller
Daanie Fowler
Freda Monson
Mollie Cox
Henry Cox
Kewanee
John McKinley
Canada
Local Society Notes and Holiday Visits
Miss Mae hosts a varied program with piano solo, recitation, vocal selections, and readings. Frank Bacon arrives from Amos College to spend holidays with home folks. Numerous visits and family gatherings span Muscatine, Durant, Walcott, Rock Island area with births, meetings, and a Christmas event planned at Eliza Music hall.
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W. Ry Reid
Muscatine
Man Found Dead in St. Joseph Home With Fire Loss
Dec. 22. Harry Ford, a farmer living near Fawcett, was found dead last night in his Bis home. A bullet hole by the head and the body enveloped in flames, which were extinguished with little damage to the house. A bachelor who lived alone, Ford is believed to have been murdered by a robber after keeping large sums of money at home.
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Sinin
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Herry Ford
Fawcett
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