Weather summary for Davenport and surrounding regions
The report notes scattered showers across Minnesota and the Lake region with a 1 inch precipitation in shaded areas. A north eastern low moves from Manitoba, bringing fair to foul conditions to the southern states while high pressure over the north produces clearing skies in the Takoles and Nebraska. Tonight and tomorrow show little temperature change.
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Davenport
Amnesota
Lake Region
Manitoba
Lu Feau
Takoles
Nebraska
Willie Artengel
Rvatinestay
Wheat falls below one dollar for July option markets
Chicago June 22 Wheat prices dropped below 1.00 for the July option amid harvest weather gains. Corn and oats moved weaker with nerves in trading as field conditions improved. Receipts and shipments figures were provided by market correspondents with primary receipts and weekly totals listed for wheat and corn contracts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Yeaff
Hutton, Collina & Frenzel
Chicago Bourg of
Lamson Brog & Co
Yersbay Bank
Minneapolis
Cate
St. Louis Grain Market Report Notation
Fragmented OCR lines describe grain market activity in St. Louis with unclear figures and identifiers. The readable items reference colors, weights, and standard codes but lack complete data for a clear price or volume summary.
Free Stock Supply Following Rallies Report
Market notes show mixed activity with American Can and Mending shares retreating while Bethlehem Steel falls near four points. Waning confidence surrounds Ramers and Is prividend amid sterility doubts. Lackiwan gains, Mere and Ghia rise as trading remains tepid yet steadier in late session.
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Cammoulile
Ieregdardiy
Steck
Can. Mending
Wir
Sharce
Bethlenen Steel
Davie
Ieee Paints
Ramers
Lackiwan
Mere
Ghia
Waler
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Summary
Chicago grain figures show wheat No. 2 and No. 1 soft and hard quotes, corn No. 4 and No. 2 mixed, oats and rye rates, timothy and clover bids. Prices appear in dollars per bushel with varying grades and delivery conditions, reflecting a sluggish market and mixed bids across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and hay commodities.
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Chicago
Thy
Tyne
Standaes
Rye
Raney Bie
Timothy
Clover
Aioe
Casnot
Jounsas Cris
Chojee Timothy
Ong Leon
Oheive
Omaha Grain Market Report Across Regions
An Associated Press outline notes grain market activity in Omaha and nearby areas including Duluth and Liverpool. It highlights prices for No. 2 hard, corn, and mixed American varieties with brief regional references and delivery notes.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Airea
Tiverpol
Liverpool
Northern
Duluth
New York Produce Market Summary
The Associated Press reports on the New York Produce Market with notes on dairy creamery receipts including fresh pickled extras and various cheese receipts. State milk values appear with averages for fancy and colored varieties. Sugar market shows refined steady trends with quoted prices around 4.08 for 12.
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New York
Associated Press
Ares
Hogs Firm While Cattle Is Scarce Market Report
Chicago market notes show hog prices firm while cattle offerings are scarce with only fair supply. Sheep and lambs remain scarce and demand steady, as buyers and sellers matched roughly expected activity with cautious trading.
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Chicago
Dun Yaes
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Hogs traded steady with 97,500 heavy at 6.25 to 7.50 per hundredweight. Pigs at 5 Haute and Imps MATH noted. Market figures reflect a cautious session with varied quotes and mixed demand.
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Vabruglusen
Chicara
Haute Ea
Sur
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha and nearby markets show steady trade with 17 000 cattle hogs and 8 000 cattle in separate sessions. Prices range from a high of about 7.72 for heavy hogs to 4.50 for cows and 7.75 for lambs with steady demand and notable totals in stock receipts.
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South Omaha
Nev
Ecelpte
Helfere
Wetherse
Bt Louis Live Stock Market Summary Card
Bt Louis live stock market report shows cows and heifers at 30,009.40 per head? calves at 6.00. Sheep numbers at 4,090 head with marks steady. Muttons at 6.00, lambs around 7.50 to 3.75. Prices reflect market activity and standard headings.
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Louis
Anenstatm
Peace
sLrane
Stngsar
Mark Steady
New York Poultry Market Report Summary
Marketwire reports firm activity in New York poultry with higher prices for fresh fowl and turkeys iced. Chicago market shows unchanged receipts at 0,318 cases. potatoes down with 20 car arrivals. Michigan Wisconsin white potatoes and Texas sacked products noted. Virginia fowl prices rise while springs and other poultry gain around 14 to 15 cents per pound.
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New York
Chicago
Associated Press
Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas
Virginia Fushblers
Poultrs
Springs
Kansas City Produce Markets Terms and Goods
Kansas City market notes from St. Louis dated June 22 list produce items including butter eggs hogs and packing terms. Mentions Louie Produce Market and 020 BROS Choice heavy hogs with wording about unchanged springs and eggs.
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Louie
St. Louis
Hogs— Choice Hebe
Society Cards from the Local Soiree Highlight Gilded Era Ties
A fragmentary society note records a society card event with mentions of several social circles, guests and moving arrangements. The text hints at van Thief Ved and a first anniversary resa amid a visiting group, reflecting era etiquette and local connections.
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Avery
Two Games For One Admission Tomorrow Muskies Versus Pilots
Fans may attend two baseball games tomorrow at South Bend on a single admission. Manager Egan announced the Pilots and Muskies will play a doubleheader starting at 2 15 PM with twenty five cents the admission price for both games. Umpire Jimmy Scanlon, who officiated for Lie Phow in 1914, is named as the umpire for the series beginning today.
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South Bend
Egan
Pilows and Muskies
Ross
Franke
Heuser
Jimmy Scanon
Lie Phow
Wilton notices of residents and visitors listed in July
Wilton La July 22 Edwin Bannick returned to town after visiting at sister Misses Barker Davenport. Miss Kate Branch from Durant visited town. Eary Woodhouse accepted Davenport summer job. Mrs W H Teufel arrived from Durant forenoon. Miss Anna O Keefe to Muscatine. James McMiligan and Miss Bessie Nickerson visiting relatives. Rev I C Caughlan and Misses visiting Epworth League in Muscatine. Many residents and guests listed with brief movements and church notices.
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Edwin Bannick
Ea Bischoff
Davenport
Missea Core Beard
Grace Friederichsen
Georgia Frymeyer
Ethel
Bessie
Margaret Christison
Muscatine
Hyworth League
Kate Branch
Durant
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W. H. Teufel
George Mannsmith
Barry Freeland
Anna O'Keefe
Mascutine
M. D. Sullivan
Gay Ringgenberg
de’ Aes
G. Ringgenberg
Faye Stutler
John S. Heffner
Duncom
Jaaida
C. M. Marshall
Jauvienport
Heffner
Mathe Marshall
Northwestern University
E. J. Valet
Muscating
Henry Smith
Genevieve ‘McSwiggen
Lawrence Conway
Tipton
Margaret Woodhous
University of Chicago
Sirse
St. Ambrose_ college
Maude Wicker
Chicago
Ind
George Simons
Emma Rogers
Atalissa
Mary Stapp
Columbus Junction
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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