Wheat market rises on rains and demand after mixed session
Chicago reports mixed wheat trading with early selling giving way to buying around 1.50 for December. Rains in the Canadian northwest were seen delaying crop movement and supporting prices, while corn and oats fell to new lows for the season. Butter and poultry markets show higher world prices and rising storage stocks. eggs and fowl demand remains solid for Jewish holiday trade.
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New York
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United States Department of Agriculture
Peoria Grain Market Report Sept 19 Corn prices mixed
Peoria Illinois grain desk reports receipts of 1 car with no change in market level. Prices for No 2 white 80 cents No 3 white 89 to 90 34 cents No 2 yellow 90 cents No 3 yellow 89 to 92 cents No 4 yellow 89 cents No 2 mixed 90 cents No 3 mixed 89 to 92 cents No 4 mixed 89 cents. Receipts 4 cars with market unchanged. No 2 white 40 cents nominal.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Ube
Local Markets Poultry and Eggs Report
Poultry prices listed by Swift & Coe include No 1 hens 19c No 2 15c No 1 springs 19c No 2 springs 15c and roosters 9c Eggs at 22c. Richard Packing Co supplies hogs priced 13.25 to 13.15 per hundred? packers and Paty eur 50.
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Swift & Coe
Richard Packing Co
Chicago Produce Market Report on Sept 19
Butter steady with varied loaf and creamery extras. Eggs unchanged. Poultry steady with fowls and springs prices listed. Potatoes receipts at 104 cars. overall market very slow and weak due to the Jewish holiday. regional wholesale prices given for round whites and rurals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Butter market trends in Chicago and New York
Swift and Co notes active demand for butter with 90 score Standards in Chicago at 5 percent higher than prior, and 92 score ex tires in New York at 48 cents. The report marks the week’s price movement and regional pricing variation.
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Swift & Co
Chicago
New York
New York Produce New York Butter and Cheese Receipts
New York Produce Market notes firm butter receipts totaling 7 148 tubs and firm egg receipts of 9 144 cases. Cheese deliveries reach 167 115 pounds with market activity unchanged.
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Associated Press
New York
Prices Steady for Butter Eggs Poultry Potatoes
Kansas City report from Kansas City Missouri dated September 19 notes butter eggs poultry and potatoes unchanged with no price changes recorded.
Market summary from St Louis September report
St Louis report notes hens at 22 1/2 cents per pound and spring chickens at 24 1/2 cents with other prices unchanged. Butter remains 48 cents per pound and eggs unchanged.
Poultry Market Report Sees Little Change
Live poultry remains unchanged while dressed poultry holds steady with quiet prices, as reported by the Associated Press Leased Wire in New York on September 19.
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Associated Press
New York
Horses and mules price list from East St. Louis
East St. Louis Illinois on September 19 lists live stock prices. Horses offered as good drafts priced at 150 dollars, good eastern chunks 75, choice southern 45 to 75 cents. Mules 16 to 17 hands 175 to 225 dollars, 1 to 16.2 hands 125 to 190, 14.3 to 15.2 hands 60 to 100.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Market Report September Hogs and Cattle
Chicago livestock receipts total 4,000 with hogs steady to 10 cents higher. Hogs ranged 11.59 to 13.45 per cwt with heavy weights near 12.75 to 13.25 and sows 11.25 to 11.85. Cattle receipts about 1,000 with fed steers around 11 dollars and up, heavy steers and yearlings strong to 25 cents higher, fat cows and canners mixed, veal calves and stockers also listed. Sheep receipts 3,006 with fat lambs 10.50 to 16.15 and feeding lambs 5.25 to 16.20, bulk prices steady to firm.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Kansas City
Sioux City Livestock market reports gains and declines
Sioux City livestock receipts total 400 cattle and 5,000 hogs and sheep. Cattle show 25 cent gains for fat steers, cows, heifers and yearlings. hogs rise 15 cents to mostly 11.40 to 12.75 top. sheep fall 25 cents with lambs at 15.40 and ewes at 7.25.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Weekly Changes
Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep receipts, with price shifts from week prior. Cattle top $14.25 for yearlings. hogs mostly 10 to 15c higher, packer tops around $13.40. lambs and sheep mostly steady to slightly lower, with top western lambs near $16.35 and feeding lambs around $15.50.
Livestock Receipts Steady to Higher at East St Louis Market
Hogs receipts 2500 head with steady to 10 cent firmer prices top at 13.75. light hogs scarce and heavy weights sold around 12 to 13 dollars. Cattle receipts 350 head with natives and westerns mixed gains. top week yearlings 14.59, steers 13.00, cows 4.25 to 5.50. Fat lambs late 15.25 to 15.75. ewes and other sheep steady to higher with cann ers and bad grades near 1 to 2.50.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ill
Lasente
Livestock Market Report St Joseph Sept 19
Hogs receipts 2900 head market steady to higher top 13.25, bulk 12.50 to 13.00. Cattle receipts 200 head steady with steers week bulk 6.60 to 14.35, top 14.59, cows and heifers 3.25 to 10.25, calves 5.00 to 12.00, stockers and feeders 5.25 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 2000 head market steady lambs 14.25 to 15.50, ewes 6.50 to 8.00.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Hogs steady as Peoria market sees 1000 head
Peoria Illinois September 19 hogs receipts 1000 head market steady top 13.40 for lights 12.75 13.40 for mediums 13.00 13.40 heavies 12.75 13.15 packers 11.00 12.00. Cattle receipts light market unchanged veal top 13.50.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Til
Stock market forces push shares higher in brisk session
Strong outside demand lifts prices in a brief active New York session. General Motors hits a record above 102 while Du Pont climbs five points and Mack Trucks rises over six. Hudson gains over four as overall activity strengthens with about 900000 shares traded.
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The Breath of Scandal Comes to A Muse U Palac
The Breath of Scandal opens a two day engagement at the A Muse U Sunday produced by B P Schulberg and First National. Patsy Ruth Miller stars as the daughter who disillusions by her father with Forrest Stanley as lead male and a strong supporting cast follows. Shirley Mason joins the project in The Talker with Anna Q Nilsson and Lewis S Stone. the move marks Mason departure from Fox banner to First National. Notable cast includes Ian Keith Tully Marshall Barbara Bedford and others.
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Marion Fairfax
Ian Keith
Tully Marshall
Barbara Bedford
Gertrude Short
Harold Goodwin
Cecille Evans
Lydia Yeamans Titus
E. H. Calvert
Charles West
Lloyd Whitlock
Palace Theatre
Careful Herding Boosts Alaskan Seal Herds by Fifty Thousand
Careful herding efforts have raised Alaskan seal herds by 50 000 in a year, bringing the total to 700 000 seals across the region. The surge reflects targeted wildlife management and breeding programs run by regional authorities and conservation groups.
Farewell party held for minister and family
A farewell courtesy for the Rev and Mrs R C Scott and family was given at the Methodist Episcopal church in Wilton Iowa. The Scott children presented with a shopping basket and carnations. They plan to leave for Grinnell today. Sewing Society entertained St Marys church group with a social afternoon. Miss Anna Curtis of Superior Wis departs for Chicago then New York for six months of study at Columbia University. Local youth from Wilton attend state university. Katherine Ayres leaves for Ames to attend school.
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Superior
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Chicago
Walter Curtis
Specia
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Lauren Henderson
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Wm. Dwyer
Charles Gray
F. L. Phillips
Katherine Ayres
Ames
Morning Sun Women to Attend National Missionary Meeting
Mrs J F Holiday will depart Morning Sun for Pasadena California to attend the Women's Home Missionary Society national meeting October 8 to 14. A special train will carry delegates from St Louis stops include West St Louis Kansas City Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City. Delegates from the Iowa conference include Mrs L T Gobble convention president Mrs W T Ireland convention correspondence secretary Mrs J O Boyd Fairfield treasurer and Mrs T C Kennedy Hedrick secretary of young people's work. The funeral of Mrs Albert Casten was held at the Methodist church with many visiting relatives and the Royal Neighbors in attendance. The W C T W is packing a fruit barrel for the Benedict home and local visits occur throughout the week.
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Hedrick
Young People
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Methodist
Nora Holland
Leo Clauson
Ughter Shirely
Ft. Dodge
Prudence Doughty Fairfield
S. D. Holland
West Branch
Emmet Siverly
New London
Elsie Leach
Burlington
Elmer Casten
Illinois
Casten
Benedict
Elizabeth Lynn
R. T. Long
J. R. Hays
Bert Brown
Frask
Elizabeth Martin
John Booten
Comish Suspends Hudkins Callahan Over Referee Choice
Los Angeles report states lightweight Mushy Callahan and Nebraska’s Ace Hudkins are suspended along with their seconds for refusing to accept the state boxing commission chosen referee for last Wednesday’s Los Angeles bout. The suspension is to last until a full investigation is completed.
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Mushy” Callahan
Ace
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Scottish public schools to start character education course
A new course teaching character education will be introduced in Scottish public schools. The program aims to foster personal responsibility, respect, and ethical behavior among students across the country.
Local Notes and Visits From Columbus Junction
Long column lists residents and visitors in Columbus Junction Ia including Mrs. Charles F. Rambo visiting her brother 8S. M. Van Vliet, and Mrs. Charles Giffey with son Carl in Chicago. Attending changes include high school football schedule shifts and a chautauqua picnic planned Oct 3.
Who Has Title To U S Rivers
A Michigan river riparian rights dispute draws national attention. Toledo landowner Frank Collins, owner of 1500 acres along Pine River, sues trespasser Gedeon Gerhardt after he fished on banks owned by Collins. Court ruling pending, appeal to the U S Supreme Court sought as Izaak Walton League funds support Gerhardt.
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Supreme Court
Engine Explodes Killing TroPoli Boy
Arnold Fink the 12 year old son of E. C. Fink was killed when a steam engine attached to an ensilage cutter exploded on a farm near Tropoli Iowa. J P Snelling, who worked with him, was severely injured in the mishap.
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Local social notes from Muscatine area
Several residents visited relatives in Columbus City Davenport and Madison Wisconsin. Mrs. Carney returned to the Max Siegel home from Muscatine after weeks away. Mrs. Church and Mrs. Dun can visited Davenport en route to Manhattan Kansas. Mrs. Robertson and daughter Margaret Ellen of Madison are staying with her parents as Mr. Robertson teaches agronomy in Wisconsin. Others called at the G R Bruce home and many planned travels to Manhattan Kansas Fairfield and Parsons College.
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J. N. Minns
Anna Gabel
Henry Hicks
Henry Schoker
Maquoketa
G. R. Bruce
Manhattan
Kas
Jake Hendrickson
Hersher Hospital
Muscatine
Gladwin
Cora Bierman
A. L. Winn
Lena Lowe
Miss Arian
Fairfield
Parsons College
Dwight ,Marshall
Scrimmage Reports Mix Of Light Work And New Talent
Iowa City report from September 19 describes the first scrimmage of the season held before about a thousand students. The heat kept the session light with first string on offense and seconds on defense. Fry and Kutsch led carries while Schirmer and Kutsch connected on several forward passes. New backs O Niel and Smith showed promise alongside Cuhel, and sophomores Keel and Rodawig attempted guard duties when Galloway was absent.
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Fry
Kutsch
Schirmer
Keel
Rodawig
Galloway
Smith
Dauber
Graham
Ingwersen
Maltbey Wins 13250 Grand Circuit Stake at Syracuse
Peter Maltbey driven by William Dickerson of Goshen N Y won the Main Wet Weather Trotting Stake valued at 13250 final of the Grand Circuit meeting in Syracuse N Y Station Belle driven by Ben White was second and Hollyrood Susan driven by John L Dodge was third The Chamber of Commerce pace and other races filled the day with fast times and multiple starters
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Hollyrood Susan
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Dickinson
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Wireworth
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Cox
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Doublecross
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Murphy
Petrena Harvester
Lady Paris
Lucy Lullawater
Chamber of Commerce
Childs
Theodore Buy
Rog
Palin
Phil O'Neil
Br. G
Skeeter W
Ruth
Horan
Hollywood Walter
Br. H
Loomis
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Logan Hedgewood
Lula Forbes
Sir Roch
B. G
Jimmie McKerron
Margaret Dillon
Sparkle
Hal Mahone
Wellman Social Notes and Visit Updates
Mrs William Harvey remains seriously ill. Mr and Mrs E L Palmer returned from a week with their daughter and family in Decorah. Several local women attended the W R C convention in Columbus Junction. S H Huntsburger and wife began a trip to Hay Springs Nebraska. Weiler of Columbus Ohio visited the Mayer home. Julia Spears of West Liberty came to care for her mother Mrs William Harvey. L V Creswell and Mrs Creswell visit Cedar Rapids with son Arlo. F X Mellecker arrived from work Thursday night. Wrights of Garden City returned home after a month visit. Wright’s father W H Deuker remains in town.
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Columbus
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Julia Spears
West Libery
William Harvey
L. V. Creswell
Cedar Rapids
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