Irregular stock advances offset by steel declines in New York
Market notes show abroad improvement and softer money conditions aiding stocks Tuesday. Foreign demand for refined metals supported feather and copper shares, while United States Steel barely changed after two sessions. Oils and ships posted gains amid wide swings, with Industrial Alcohol leading a 7 point rise and Liberty issues rallying after early declines.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Ralls
United States Steel
Liberty
Hogs Hit $20 Local Market High
Hogs reached the price of 20 dollars per hundredweight on the local market Tuesday amid a light supply on the city market lot. A big advance pushed the top to that mark as farmers remained busy on their farms and prices stayed high and firm.
Livestock Markets Reports From Chicago City Area
Chicago and St Louis and Kansas City livestock markets report receipts for hogs cattle and sheep. Prices vary by weight class with hogs mostly higher and cattle mixed to lower. Key entities include Chicago Kansas City St Louis markets and April 2 reporting dates.
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Chicago
Kanara City
Kansas City
Colorado
St. Loui
ST. Louis
Eienners and Choppers
Markets wrap from New York and Chicago recap
New York markets report mixed results with creamery prices steady and receipts up. Chicago notes lower creamery prices, firs t and other poultry shifts, and potato demand moderating with 100 carloads received. Sugar and coffee scenes in New York show thawed conditions, fluctuating futures, and spot prices listed for various grades.
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Chicago
U.S
Grain Markets Minneapolia Overview April 2
Grain receipts show 227 cars with cash No 1 northern wheat at 2.46 to 2.62. Corn No 4 yellow and oats No 1 white remain steady. Winx at 3.74 and other values noted. New York spot prices steady for wheat at 2.37 No 2 red. Corn dull at 1.80. Freight data quiet with standard figures listed.
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New York
Hutter
Mike
Minneapolia
Minneapolisn
White Bay
Horses and Mules Prices at East St. Louis Sale
An East St. Louis report lists horse and mule lots with price ranges. Horses priced around $110 to $200 depending on size and breed. mules offered from 14 to 15 hands with prices near $140 to $200.
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East
Farm Prices for Hay Grain and Livestock by Knollenberg Mills
Prices paid for hay and grain list numerous items including wheat, corn, oats, and various hay types with per unit costs. Also shows quotations from local butchers on hogs, calves, sheep, and cattle, plus poultry, seeds, milling products, and hides with multiple per unit prices. The data cites corrections by Anck Brothers and mill product pricing by Knollenberg Mines and Halles Rogers.
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Knollenberg Millings Company
Anck Brothers
CL. Wisho
Miller & Arthur Co
Wknollenberg
Community News Wraps Week in Wellsburg Area
Local church services and social visits fill weekend as residents attend sermons, family gatherings, and church activities. Visitors include Miss Deiln Botts of Quincy and Mrs. Sadie Butts. residents plan home improvements, school endings, and a big stock sale with five auctioneers slated.
Albert Brown Writes From Cadillac France About Army Life
Private Albert Brown of Co B 826th Infantry writes from Cadillac France describing travel from Aujeurres to Cadillac south of Bordeaux, life in a French town with an A M C A and shops, blooming countryside, and his eagerness to return to the U S. He mentions Le Havre ten months earlier, letters from Richfield acquaintances, dances at Walter's school, and asks relatives to reply.
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Albert Brown
Cadillac
France
Richfield
Alert Brown
Mary
Aujeurres
Bordeaux
Gatl
U. S
LeHarve
South Hampton
England
Mabel
Nelle
Wilmer
Nina
Willis
Walter
Local Residents Attend Events Across Pike County
Down In Pike observations list Elza Smiths choir night in Kinderhook and Quincy visitors Mrs. J J Maher and Zer tha McHatton. Reports note Mrs. John Schmidt returning home from Blessing hospital and improved. Dell Darnell moves with family to Murl Kennedy farm, with Mr. fiannel to work there. Fred Hach visits Kansas City sister Barbara, Dan Millhizer discharged from US Army. Everett Lawrence of Wallowns transacts hotie business. Pudtee Poecey of Pittsterfield in Winderhoek on business. Wm Minton funeral at New Canton, with J F Lyon party attending. Isaelle Boulware and son, File Mer, visit Barry relatives. Miss Huyleveig gains health after theft-related illness, resumes Crabapple school. Marie Groette of Hannibal visits Berthalia.
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Elza Smith
Kinderhook
J. J. Maher
Zertha McHatton
Quincy
John Schmidt
Blessing Hospital
Barry
Dell Darnell
Murl Kennedy
Fiannel
Kennedy
Fred Hach
Kansas City
Pudtee Poecey Af
Jin
Sen
File Mer
Sanday Prrests
Mod. Tah
Huyleveig
Hay- Ny
Marie Groette
Hannibal
Berthalia
Local notes from Pittsfield detail church events and society activities
Prink M. Lewis conducts business in St Louis as Odd Fellows equipment arrives in Pittsfield. Sermons and congre gational gatherings occur at the Methodist church with Detroit visitors. Mrs Charm Arientroutew hosts Woman Parish missionary society, and Prof Yeutétr visits from Cudatsburg. Divorces, licenses, and probate actions touch local families as residents plan moves to farms and Soldiers Home.
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Prink M. Lewis
St. Louis
Odd Fellows Club
NENL
Lost of
Quipey
Methodist
Hamber
Detroit
Losh
Arientroutewa
Pareign Missionary Society
Fpl Yeutétr
Cudatsburg
Quincey
Cloreehay
Ted
Barry
Gertrude Morris
J. EY
Morris
Phe Cage
Walther Ray
Giger
Kimk
St. Levis
Gud
Ars
Parrieds
Winifred
Sista Principady
Eac
Arethur Koonte
Ibstracenmt
Local Notes From Maywood Area Society
Miss Margerite Cason and William Mary Warr are visiting home. Dro and Mrs Pryop spent last week in FranKfore. Miss Men Gama. Work done in Quincy. Miss Lucile Nunn returned from Ta Grange to stay with sister Mrs Wright near Em elsson. Mr and Mrs diubert Merrel went to Khirkeville Thursday to consult Dr George Srey regarding Mrs Merrel's health. Mr A P White welcomed a son born March 21 her birthday. Will Nunn operated on in ALS hospital returned home. Howard Morey received a severe cut on his foot Monday when the axe slipped and breading a few days is having dental.
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Maywood
Margerite Cason
Willia Mary Warr
Relka
Dro
Mra Pryop
Men Gama
Quincy
Lucile Nunn Haa
Ta Grange
Will
Wright
Emelsson
Diubert Merrel
Khirkeville
Thueday
George Srey
Merrel
A. P. White
Mr. White
Willi Nunn
Howard Morey
Maywood Sale Promises Big Crowd and Features
A large sale of building lots in Maywood is planned for Wednesday with extensive preparations. Proceeds from a previous event will go to a Dr and Mrs Nunn who plan an indefinite stay in the west. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Billy Sisshade and relatives from Hannibal and J D Creasey family.
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Sant
Wayne Nelson Kennedy
Hannibal
J. D. Creasey
West Point Illinois Social News Highlights of Returned Soldiers
An Odd Fellows entertainment honored returned soldiers with refreshments games and speeches. Irving Graham a returning French veteran attended among seventeen soldiers present. Rev Talbot spoke at a LaPrairie event with a slide show at the M E church. Bank cashier Mr Tripp bought the Baurs home and a new bank opened April 1 in Kilgore building. Home Bureau members attended a Carthage meeting, Mr and Mrs Fleming of Bowen and others hosted dinners. Various local moves visits flu cases improving, Walter Gamble returned home and will go west soon. Rev Paving of Loraine and Rev Rudd to preach in West Point and Lorraine, with attendance at Augusta Centennial meeting noted.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Irving Graham
France
Talbot of
LaPrairie
M. EB
Tripp
Mendon
West Point Bank
Farnsworth
Mrs. Calkins
Loraine
Mr. Baurs
Mr. Duncan
Stillwell
Wm. Worth
Maine Street
McNeal
Hartman
Geo. Spence
Carthage
West Point
Judge Garner
Quincy
Nelle Hedrick
Mrs Hedrick
Walter Gamble
Harriet Stephens
Rasco
Clara Viarnkaul
Emma Jacobs
Vince Allen
W. P. McCracken
Hamilton
Georgia
Paving
M. E
Rudd
Augusta
James Garner
Wayne Kennedy Delivers First Class Impersonation in Golden
Wayne Kennedy from Plymouth Indiana entertained Golden residents with a first class impersonation Monday night under the Junior High Selected. Attendees welcomed by a warm invite to the Armory for the Gallen Platoon of Company F third dance on April 2.
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Wayne Kennedy
Plymouth
Golden
Wm. T. Gronewald
John Garretts
Bentley
Gallen
Armiory
Gerrish
Mt. Sterling
Jil
Reidy
Frances Mason
Runnsay
Carthage
Frances Kindheart
Camp
Pein
Parent-Teacher Association
Dreg Frank
Quincey
Prof. Frank
Local Obituaries and Notes From April
Mrs Lucy Tooley listed among local deaths and services. Nellie Preble spent the weekend with kin in Verna Conkrigh. Bert Gonkricht’s youngest RAE died Thursday. funeral in Leme Sunday. graveside at Dedies' Aid church. A large crowd attended. Kastor called to vaccinate horses in Woodward and Arthur Edwards’s stables. Washington dispatch notes Colleagers Th indstey, chief of war risk bureau, notified of award on Tuesday.
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Lucy Tooley
Mies Nellie Preble
Verna Conkrigh
Rae
Bert Gonkricht
Tackson
MPBL
Ter Kastor
Woodward's
Arthur Edward
Foreman Geyre
Cne High School
Lee Moore
Hariin Wacks
Pittsfield
War risk insurance head awarded distinguished service medal
A formal notice credits General Pershing with awarding the distinguished service medal to the head of the war risk insurance branch for exemplary service. The citation emphasizes leadership, administrative duty, and contributions to veterans' benefits during wartime.
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General Pershing
War Risk Insurance
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Plessant View
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Bra Neece
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H. Klamer
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William Blentlinger
Charleshilips Bunday
Neece
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Clayton
Ladies of the Christian Church
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826Th
82Nd Division
American Expeditionary Forces
Pike
Pittsfield, III
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New Salem-Ill
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Melrose Chapel
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