Reform urged in athletics by Brown president Faunce
President W H P Faunce of Brown addresses the twelfth annual convention of the national collegiate athletic association in New York urging reform. He says the war offers a priceless chance to appraise and revise college athletics to elevate play, shape citizens and soldiers, and avoid being sent to the scrap heap by an indignant public. About 200 universities and colleges attend the meeting.
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Associated Presa
New York
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
Plan division of a. a. u. territory
Officials of the western division of the Amateur Athletic Union endorse plans for a new division in the territory they govern. They say sub divisions will boost national efficiency and the plan will be submitted to the western body for approval then to the national AAU for ratification.
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Associated Press
St.Louis
Amateur Athletic Union
A. A. UW
Bride of U S diplomat wed in London society
Lady Pennoyer daughter of the late Lord Alex Paget married R E Pennoyer second secretary at the American embassy in London. She was the widow of Captain Lord Ingestra who died in service in 1915. Her son is heir to the Harldom of Shrewsbury.
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Lady Pennoyer
Alex Paget
R. E.pennoyer
London
Lord Ingestra
Shrewsbury
Muskies to clash with Rock Island at Armory night
Real bantle at armory promises fast basketball as Muskies meet Rock Island Athletic Club at the rundown this evening. Both teams boast strong records and aim to protect undefeated season marks. A dance follows the game with the Chase Five Prices Orchestra.
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Muskies
Rock Island Athletic Club
Aundry
Victoriey
Chase Five Prices
Walger
Liberty service medal to Hoover and others announced
At its fifth annual meeting in New York in January 08 the national institute on social science will award medals for notable service to mankind. Herbert G. Hoover Dr Henry P. Davidson and Dr William J. Mayo are named as recipients. Dr Holbrook Curtis announced the new Liberty Service Medal honors patriotic public service.
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New York
National Institute On Social Scieice
Herbert G. Hoover
Freud
Henry P. Davidson
Red Cross War Council
Wm. J. Mayo
Holbrook Curtis
Institute
White House Baby to wed British war bride Captain Bosanquet
Miss Esther Cleveland known as the White House Baby will become the war bride of Captain Alfred Bosanquet of the British army. She is 24. The romance began three years ago in Switzerland.
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Esther Cleveland
White House
Alfred Bosanquet
Miss Cleveland
Switzerland
Corn futures slip after option trading ban on December
Chicago December option trading bans influence corn prices with December contracts tight for delivery. Opening bids fell 4 1 2 to 6 8 cents while January and May held around 1.26 to 1.245. A later uptick and firm close followed as rail traffic hopes supported the market. Oats weakened from December liquidation and hogs fueled lower provisions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Left overs hit price of hogs
Chicago traders faced weakness as 21 000 hogs left unsold last night depressing prices. Hog receipts totaled 40 006 with mixed bids and a slow market. Cattle and sheep showed firmer demand with steady to higher quotes. native steers quoted 7.85 to 14.25, calves to 17.60, and lambs around 12.75. In Omaha hogs fell to 16 40 to 16 70, cattle steady to strong, and sheep higher with yearlings near 11 75 to 18 25.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Cash Grain Market report teems with mixed prices
The Chicago cash grain market shows varied quotes for corn oats and barley with No 3 yellow at 1.75 to 1.80 per unit, No 1 yellow around 1.55 to 1.80, oats at about 78 to 80 cents, rye near 1.82 to 1.82, and barley about 1.40 to 1.54. Milling notes include timothy at 5.00 to 7.60 and clover around 20.00 to 26.06, with pork rib and loin prices shown as 23.50 to 24.25 and 28.00 respectively.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Overview
The Chicago grain and provisions market shows mixed moves with open high and low prices for the day. Prices, est. close, and daily range reflect shifts in commodity values across corn wheat and oats.
Receipts and Shipments from Chicago Board of Trade
Receipts and contracts reported for wheat corn and oats by Hutton and Frenzel and Lamsos Bros. include today’s totals and weekly and yearly comparisons. Grain values and market notes from Peoria and other points summarize price movement and yard allocations with estimates for Saturday sales of cattle and sheep.
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Hutton & Frenzel
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamsos Bros. & Co
Hershey Bank
Chicago Carlota
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Mars
Grain prices steady across Kansas City and St Louis markets
The Kansas City and St Louis grain scenes report cash corn prices around 1.68 to 1.72 per bushel for No 2 yellow and white, with futures showing steady edges. Minneapolis notes No 3 yellow corn about 1.73 to 1.78 and No 3 white oats around 0.78 to 0.79, reflecting mixed offerings and market activity.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Mon
St. Louis
St Twnuls
Dougha Ie
Decoumbar
Minneanalia Grain Martens
Minneapolis Minn
Chicago and New York Produce Markets Summary
Chicago market reports show butter receipts at 6,004 cages with mixed prices across grades and the firsts at 48 to 62 cents per unit, while potatoes moved lower with 10 carloads from midwest states and milk prices near 1.80 to 2.00. New York markets depict butter firm with 7,560 tubs receipts, eggs firm with fresh gathered at 12 cents, and cheese steady with 28 cents average fats. poultry markets report dull dressed poultry and weak live birds with slight price ranges for chickens turkeys and turkeys.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Abe
New York
Produce Market Menu Fragment From St Louis Page
Fragmentary OCR lists produce items and prices with broken text and misspellings including eggs butter and other goods. The readable items show a market listing and price hints but lack complete context or clear dates or entities.
Kansas City Market Summary From December Cattle and Hog Data
Hog receipts 5,000 head at Kansas City with mixed prices. heavy, bulk, and leans reported. Cattle receipts around 900 head with steady to firm tone. steers up to 14.50, cows 6.00 to 10.00, calves around 5.00 to 13.00. Sheep receipts near 1,900 with lambs 16.00, yearlings 13.00 to 14.00, wethers 11.00 to 13.00. St Louis market also notes hog and cattle receipts with similar ranges and a steady to strong sheep market.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
St. Tinis
St. Louis
Martet
Atrong
Wethera
Sioux City Hog Market Slips on 5000 Hog Receipts
Sioux City hog market reports 5000 hogs received with overall lower tone. Heavy hogs trade around 16.55 to 16.65, bulk 16.25 to 16.45. Cattle receipts 1200 head with steers 8.60 to 13.50, cows and heifers 7.00 to 10.00, calves 7.50 to 11.0. Sheep receipts 600 head, market steady.
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Sioux City
Associated Press
Wira
Kieher
Kansas City Produce Market Report Brief
Associated Press teased wire from Kansas City Missouri on December 28 notes butter and poultry prices unchanged. Trade quotes list wholesale items with small daily shifts, including various grades and market indicators.
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St. Lois
Associated Press
Chase
Kansas City
Dee
Native hog market weakens as buyers show little demand
Chicago buyers operated with cautious bids on native hogs, cutting prices 10 to 15 cents under Wednesday as a large run of hogs, estimated around 62,000 head, pressured values. Trade closed near session lows with top at about 16.80 to 16.95 per cwt and many lots left unsold. rail and packing firm buyers remained indifferent on lighter offerings amid a general 20 cent drop from the prior time.
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Chicago
Hasipaml
Eet
Prine
Prica
Real estate and small ads from Iowa newspaper
One and half cent per word ads list farms for sale cattle houses and real estate in Iowa. Entries mention a 140 acre farm near Blakesburg and various sales including buildings and fixtures, a hotel restaurant, organs, livestock, and lost package with contact details. Multiple named towns and operators appear throughout.
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I J
Riymond
Blakespurg
Iowa
Fraternal Orders Meet In Mason City Season Notes
A compact list of regular meetings from Masonic and related orders in Mason City and Bloomington area. News item outlines Lodge No. 2 schedule first Tuesday, Washington Chapter No. 4 second Friday, Webb Council second Friday, Demouay Commandery third Wednesday, Fraternal Aid Union Bloomington Council 338 first and third Tuesday, Laurent Council No. 1208 second and fourth Thursdays, Court of Honor No. B77 first and third Thursday.
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2Nd St
ATD Union
Bloomington
A. T. Toreta
Red Men Hill
Wast Second Street
IV. Tacwiss
Geo. Scholten
Entights OF
Columbets
Laurent Council No
West Second Street
WO. Tucker
A. G. Restenlehner
Yeomen
Homestead No
Muscatine
Malty
Ingraham
Horamin
Lemkan
Court OF Honor
Woodman Hall
Mene Herg
R Renay
E. A. Sawyer
Buying Of Rails Marks Trading Day On Market
New York City stock trading opened with extensive buying of secondary rails. Gains of 3 to 5 points were posted by Iries, Wabash, St Louis Southwestern, Colorado Southern, Minneapolis and St Louis, Denver and Rio Grande, Seaboard, and Western Maryland. Rock Island issues rose 2% to points as government control is seen strengthening rail status. Standard rails, including steels, shippings and motors, also strengthened.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Yu Dee
Rock Island
Iries
Wabash
St. Louis
Oil prospects promise big returns on limited stock
Advocate urges rapid action on 80 acres with oil finds and 210 acres in Wilpon county Kansas claiming 5 wells will yield 10 percent dividends monthly within four months. Warns stock could reach $10 per share, urges inquiry and early investment before drill progresses.
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Wilpon County
Kansas
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Supreme Court of United States
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J. T. Boland
Central Hotel
Nichols
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Twlus Loan & Investment Co
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Towa
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BRN
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Rint
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Twotel
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Vershey Ave
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Licht Housekeeping
Iowa Ave
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Mmodern
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Muscatine State Bank Building
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Pacific Coast
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Continental S¢Um Laboratories
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Phypie
PAM
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Wights OF PyvHrag
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Miriam Reremeat
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Mary Mayer
Myrtie Kirk
Recordar
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State of
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General Sale
Grigg Bros
Sale Pavilion
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