Market News Corn Prices Fall Amid Rain Damaging Weather
Chicago reports show corn futures slipping as prolonged rain and cool spells hinder crop progress. Weather rumors of possible supply curtailments influenced nearby contracts while exports of pork and lard provided mixed lift to grain and provisions markets. Chicago cash grain and Kansas City quotes showed bid ranges for corn and wheat, with varied weekly receipts and shipments reported by market firms.
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Chicago
Touny
wlaUene Astadures
Voltar
Bustos
Peoria Grain Market Report With Mixed Prices
Grain prices across Peoria shift as market reports show mixed bids for No 2 white and other corn options. Figures include 1.58 per unit for select grades and various sample values noted in the latest wheat and corn listings.
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St. Louis
Veni! Mp
Vighor
Bieher
Peoria
Tung
Chicago Produce Market price report note from multiple markets
Fragmented OCR list shows prices and items across Chicago and St. Louis produce markets, including butter creamery receipts poultry and live stock notes. Mentions Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas City St Louis Texas and 2.60 price marks with various car counts and receipts.
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Chicago
Cilenga
Patatoon
Inghar
Michigan
Minnesota
Winconpin Wilk
Faulavnnn
Texas
Towle
New York Produce Market Reports June 10 Prices
New York June 10 Poultry and Butter markets show firm tendencies with steady receipts and varied item listings. Butter receipts with 14 894 units and blended extras, poultry includes chickens and turkeys with mixed lots and price indicators across the market.
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New York
Allyo
Chockens, Brotiers
Bagihe
Fraser ‘Towls
Ste Iur Pomel
E' Koys
Stock Market 18 Uncertain
New York markets show a midday rally as speculative gains recover but investor nerves linger amid US policy moves. U.S. trade data and sugar prices fluctuate while prominent stocks and futures face renewed pressure. livestock markets in Chicago remain mixed with cattle and hog receipts guiding modest shifts.
Kansas City Live Stock Markets Mixed Across Regions
Kansas City and nearby markets show lower cattle and hog demand with mixed prices. Reports from St Louis, Omaha, and Sioux City detail 1,900 head hogs down, calves and cows varying, steers around mid-teens to high teens, and regional cattle receipts around 1,500 to 6,000. New York sugar prices edge up with refined and raw products quoted.
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Kansas City
Gael Hace
Rators
Colven
St. Louis
Associated Press
Louly
Jung
Geipix
Hewvy
Sic
Moines
Reenlty
Holfore
St. Joe Live
Sioux City
Dunn
Grain shipments minimum raised rail rules struck down
The interstate commerce commission ordered railroads to remove prejudicial rules that set a thirty thousand pound minimum for intrastate grain shipments while interstate shipments used forty thousand pounds. The ruling targets four Missouri river routes to the Mississippi valley and finds the Missouri route policy unduly preferential to certain regions, forcing a uniform minimum for western producers.
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Associated Prasa Lennad Wire
Washington, D.C
Theo Ineterstate
Kangaa
Nebrana
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkanawa
Missouri
Towa
TUS
Missouri River
Mississippi Valley
Bennett Remains to Marshalltown in Iowa
The remains of Mrs. Martha Bennett who died at her daughter's home in Fruitland were moved to Marshalltown for relatives. Born December 12, 1850 in Linn County, she lived in Muscatine and Louisa counties before moving to the Old Soldiers home in Marshalltown. Survived by her husband and children Forrest Bennett, Rosie Cornelius, Maggie Corbin, and sons William and John.
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Martha Bennett
Maggie Corbin
Vrultland
Marshalltown
Ter Dently
Bennett
Toulnn l County
Muscating
Louisa
Old Soldiers Home
Tha Do
Forrest Bennett
William
John Bennett
Nes
Rosie Corneiius
Marahailtown
Mra
Magsie Corbin
Fruitiland
Muskies Fall to Davenport in Opening Round
Davenport sprinted to a 9 to 1 victory as Muscatine struggled with fielding errors and weak receiving. Stennett lasted four innings before Vetter closed the game, while OLeary Edwards and Nelson led Davenport’s offense with timely hits and runs driven in.
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Davenport
Syprinis
Wien
Mo Scare
Muscatine
Navenport
Port Scumidt
I. Edwards
Nelson
Veseeieere
Q Walters
v.Keei- Hueckstaadt
Bob CG
Edwards
Benton
Millar
Sae
Boettscher
If Puble
O'Leary
ha.Edwarda
Sierifico Nita
Schmidt
Rims
Vetter
J. Edwards
Hueckstaadt
G. Edwards
Huecksaadt
Burda
I. Edwarda
Mueckstaedt
Hite
Stennatt
Scheel
Ste
Cleveland to start light baseball lean week
In Chicago Illinois local sports brief two teams from the International League prepare to begin light baseball activities this week. Unclear text mentions John Peters release from a Southern Association affiliate and a Red Cross golf match reporting a large sum involved. One vehicle incident near Milwaukee is noted with a taxi or car turning turtle during a 20 mile trip.
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Chicago
Binghartton International League
Tainlight
Cleveland Americans
Catehar
John Peters
New
Orlang Southern Association
Knitted Garments Sent to Chicago by Local Division
A box containing one hundred fifteen knitted items was sent to the Red Cross Central Division in Chicago by Mrs D V Jackson chairwoman of the local division. Of the 350 quota for sweaters, 280 have been completed and shipped. Contributions from Wilton, Spangler, Sweethind, Ave don, and Pleasant Prairie auxiliaries added several sweaters socks and wristlets. The report also notes a revenue bill hearing in Washington D C as the Ways and Means Committee resumes today with witnesses expected this week.
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Central Division
The
Red Cross
Chicago
D.V. ‘Jackson
Wilton
Spangler
Regume Revenny Delmas Wahehington
D. Cc
Howse Ways, and Means Committee
Chicago and Cleveland Lead In Sloppy Standings Roundup
Yesterday results show Chicago and Cleveland posting mixed scores as Detroit and Boston suffer losses. National and American League games feature Philadelphia, St Louis, New York, and Pittsburgh with varying outcomes amid standings shifts.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Louia
Philadelphias
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St Hows
New York
Togay
Orion
Hiaigo
Philadaighta
Waitington
St. Louisa
York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chileago
Benton
St. Lowla
St. Ouis
St. Lois
Gane
Heston
Thrilling Game Won by Sox In Narrow Victory
The White Sox edged the Athletics 2 to 1 in Chicago as pitching and late offense held firm. Perry and Blair contributed, with strong defense and timely hits easing the stress in a tense mid-June affair.
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SOX
Hicago
White Sox
Athletics
Chotts
Perry
Blair
Fetaehans
Liehold
Philadelphia
Chicago
Porkina
Cleotts
Schall
Red_ Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Leonard
Scott
Schang
Hooper
Schonm
Clavehind
Covebakic
Bagby
O'Neil
Tuempeon
FOR SALE ADS MIXED LISTING AND LOCAL NOTES
A collage of classified ads shows farm stock and equipment sales with details on cattle horses tools and produce. Entries mention Michigan land parcels Oak Harbor and local towns alongside job notices and rental offerings, plus a brief note about Scottish heritage speakers and a political address by Hon. B. F. P. McDonald on moonshine.
Night's News and Global War Warnings Across Regions
London reports Secretary Daniels says U boat activity in American waters is not weakening forces in Europe as naval power remains firm. Newark carries Taft warning rail and war labor board actions targeting production of war materiel. In Nanking, masks are supplied to guard against plague in the province, per a former Philippine official. Norfolk notes two American destroyers seen with what is believed to be a submarine in tow.
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London
Daniels
Europe
Quadroops Wio
Newark
N. J
Taft
Public Service
War Labor Board
San Trinelaco—Bailroyd
Passen Bros
Nanking
China
Norfolks
Vitalnia
War inspires at Chautauqua with Medbury address
West Liberty June 10 a Chautauqua program featured Dr Charles S Medbury former pastor and Drake chaplain who spoke on The Man for Now. A veteran of the Spanish American War he praised Wilson Norman Hall and Merle Hayes and urged support for expeditionary forces while stressing home front conduct and duty. A Saturday afternoon concert by Knight MacGregor with Miss Wallace complemented the event.
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West Liberty
Charies S. Medbury
University Christian Church of
United States
Mr. Medbury
Woodrow Wilson
Norman Hall
Merle Hayes
Fig-addrese
Knight MacGregor
Scottash
Misa Wallace
Organize for Home Defense A'branch Organized
A Home Defense branch has been formed at Clarence Cedar county under T. Le Barnes of Mascatine and Maj. A. M. McCormick of Tinton. Officers include A. B. Kelly president H. Moyer secretary treasurer, directors W. Parr Henry Lohman and S. A. Spillery. Morris Redd was elected captain and Ered Lrech Cedar Ranida elected first lieutenant. Morris Reed named second lieutenant. A thrift stamp a day will be kept.
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Home Defense ‘League
Clarence
Cedar County
T. le Barnes
Mascatine
Maj.a. Mf. McCormick
Tinton
A. EB. Kelly
H. ©. Moyer
William Parr
Henry Lohman
Olesterd Dirst
Moutenant
Morris Reed
Morris Redd
Farmers League Store Painted at Willow River
Moose Lake June 16 The farmers cooperative store at Willow River eleven miles south of Moose Lake received a yellow paint job last night The decorations included iron crosses and a Kaiser image in bright yellow a large Lindbergh portrait was blotted out with paint The item notes many farmers reportedly belong to the Non-Parlisant League
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Moose Lake
Mini
Farmers Co-Operative
Willow River
Kaiser
Ardal
Non-Parlisant League
Charles A. Lindbergh
Growing Hogs Advert Wartime Hog Powder Promise
An old advert promotes B A Thomas Hog Powder as a cure all for hog health. It claims to prevent cholera remove worms treat thumps and keep hogs from birth to market in good condition. The ad promises a refund if not effective.
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A. Thomas
W. J. Foyte
Walnut St
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