Market Trends Signal Mixed Wall Street Activity
Stocks and commodities show uneven moves amid ongoing shifts in energy and finance. General Motors and other automakers recover, while wheat futures weaken and corn and oats follow the market downturn.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
7
Stocks and commodities show uneven moves amid ongoing shifts in energy and finance. General Motors and other automakers recover, while wheat futures weaken and corn and oats follow the market downturn.
Washington dispatch reports French Finance Minister Callix and American debt officials near a settlement as talks between French proposals and U S conditions continue. Officials state the gap remains uncertain while calls press for a temporary accord and a long term framework with annual payments.
The thirty third annual convention of the National Spiritualist Association will convene in Milwaukee October 13. Delegates from across the United States will stay at the Hotel Wisconsin with a formal reception in the Gold Room. Lectures by prominent speakers from Indianapolis Philadelphia Wheeling Rochester Bangor and Chicago will highlight the program. A visit to Morris Pratt College, the only spiritualist college in the U.S., is planned, along with memorials and an educational symposium at Plankinton Hall.
Foretaste of winter sweeps North Counties with frost threats easing. Crops poor in some areas but most fruit and vegetables seen in marginal condition. cane harvest underway. sugar beets and cranberries reported good. In Japan sudden heavy rain causes widespread damage. Yokohama Fukusuke and Tokyo affected with thousands homeless or flooded. Imperial Hotel damaged. power outages and ruined transport disrupt central Japan.
Market report shows producer quotes for beef and pork items with varied prices. Included are hog and cattle figures, weight ranges, and price per unit, reflecting current wholesale levels and regional demand indicators.
At a Wisconsin state conference the Daughters of the American Revolution described a proposed Washington building costing 1 625 000. President general Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook and treasurer general Mrs Alfred J Bros set the plan, seeking aid from the Wisconsin DAR. Over 700 members attended.
A garbled copy reports Dempsey and Burke signing for an event labeled BQUT on Thanksgiving Day amid mentions of bogus Shenandoah survivors appearing in Champalen MI and Zancevite. Names such as James F. Warghe and Earl H. Larson surface with scattered details of wreckage, jail, and impostor plots.
A car carrying two men struck a freight train at Busnel's crossing near BurlingtonTamlight, killing one and injuring the other. The two had just left a dance in New Muns ter and were brought to the hospital in Bere with injuries.
Fifteen hundred invitations issued to librarians in Nebraska and surrounding states for the district convention of the American Library Association. Although the notice is garbled, it confirms large turnout plans and regional participation across North and South Dakota and Minnesota.
Scopes, central figure in the Scopes evolution trial, attends lectures at the University of Chicago to deepen his study of evolution. He announced plans to pursue rigorous examination of evolutionary theory under Professor H. H. Newman.
A fragmentary report notes La Follette being welcomed by progressive forces after yesterday election to the U.S. Senate to fill the remaining term of his father. The text mentions Benatar Henrie Snipatend Minnesota and hints at a push to support agrarian reform and anti corruption efforts.
Fire under a car began when a mechanic used a haze line for cleaning. Fellow workers beat out the flames with blankets, sending the injured man to an emergency hospital with burns mainly to his lower extremities.
A 20 percent price reduction on bread was announced in Chicago by one of the four largest wholesale bakers. The cut lowers the retail price for a pound loaf by 9 cents and half pound loaf by 12 cents. Other wholesalers are expected to follow with similar reductions.
The coroner pressed for further investigation into the fatal shooting of Mrs Myrtle Underwood in her home on September 7. He could not name any of seven suspects but urged continued inquiry focusing on her husband Cutierd Cook.
A jumble of notices lists stockyard auction dates at Soe Line stockyards Monday Oct 5, a farmers exchange fair, store specials, furniture sales, lost items, a maid wanted, and rental and employment ads. Names include Leath & Co and Golden Pheasant, with telephone contacts and street addresses.
A community rummage sale announced for Friday and Saturday October 3 and 8 1935 at Continental Side. The ad lists winter dresses, furnishings, musical items, and household goods for sale, with vendors and contact notes. Multiple small ads offer furniture, toys, pianos, and miscellaneous items for sale or trade around Main Street and nearby avenues.
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