Camp Point couples wed in Fort Madison and Hiawatha
The Gazette records multiple spring weddings including Greta Reid and C. W. Walker of Clayton in Fort Madison on April 3, Mildred Petri and Merritt Griffin of Hannibal, and John W. Warren and Elizabeth Fulton of Hiawatha on April 8. It notes Maplewood sophomores picnicking, local visits, and a mail clerks robbery near Lexington Junction.
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Elizabeth Fulton
Hiawatha
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Alice Moore
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Mae
Comparative Quotations From Long Commission Co May To Sept
Market summary from Chicago to Minneapolis shows grain and livestock prices with May July and September futures for corn oats and wheat, plus lard ribs and hogs. Local farm and butcher quotes list hay grain straw and feed products, with hide and animal product prices affected by strikes and unsettled markets.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
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Iltic
New York Markets Report Unsettled Butter and Cheese
New York and Chicago market notes April 17 show unsettled butter with creamery prices and mixed yields for extras and firsts, plus firm raw sugar and soy/coffee snippets. Live poultry and potatoes move with varying prices across regions, while freight cases and grading influence market tone. Local tone reflects period exchange and stock motion across butter, cheese, sugar, coffee, and poultry sectors.
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Hog market slips twenty five cents on hogs
After several days of advance the local hog market fell by 25 cents during Friday trading. Other markets showed little movement and there were no offerings on the city market lot amid poor weather. Egg market remained firmer with no quotation changes.
Dunn's Tells How Strike Hurt Trade
Dunn's review shows general inconvenience and losses to business from railroad walkouts. Transportation disorganized, raw materials slowed, plant shutdowns common, and consumer demand weaker. Prices rose on some goods while supplies fell, with unemployment nudging buying power downward and shoppers shunning extravagance. Weekly bank clearings total $8,317,232,000.
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Dunn
Liberty bonds final prices in New York report
Liberty bonds final prices listed from New York on April 17 with figures for various issues including first and second 4s, third 4%8, fourth 4%s, victory Sia and victory 4%5, showing values such as 2448 93.30, 90.16, 86.76, 90.26, 86.76, 91.50, 86.74, 86.08 and 96.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Seed Prices and Terms From Toledo Seed Company
Clover seed prime cash and April prices listed as 28 for April 28 and 23.50 for October with 22.50 for December. Pine seed Aisike prime cash with April price 39, Timothy prime cash with historical prices 1917 1918 4.95 1919 6.15 April 5.15 May 6.05 September 5.656 October 5.45 December 5.45.
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Clover Seed
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Timothy
Stock Market Dulls as Money Stringency Grows
New York April 17 The stock exchange saw a pronounced fall in activity with irregular price moves amid fears of tighter money. Call loans rose to 12 percent midday before easing. Short term bids stayed 3 and a half percent above prior quotes. Market sentiment softened by falling liberty bonds and victory notes. steel and automotive sectors showed sporadic gains while shipping, sugar, chemical and related stocks held firm. Total sales around 1,000,000 shares. total par value 20,600,000.
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Stock Exchange
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Livestock Markets Report from Chicago and Midwest
Chicago and several midwestern markets report mixed cattle hog and sheep action on April 17. Cattle receipts near 15000 with varied prices, hogs around 14000 with gains late week, sheep about 4000 steers and vealers showing uneven shifts. East St Louis and Kansas City show higher hogs and steadier cattle, Peoria notes nominal Friday hog trade with top around 15.50.
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Mercantile Bond and Exchange Rates Reported in New York
New York on April 17 reports heavy exchange with sterling at 3.95 3.96 dollars, francs 16.37 16.35, Belgian francs 15.42 15.40, guilders 0.37 0.374, marks 1.64 1.65. Government bonds weak, railroad bonds heavy, time loans strong with 8.8 percent at various maturities. Car money strong with high 12 low 8. ruling 10, closing bid 9, offered 10, last loan 8, bank acceptances 8.
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Mercantile Paper
Cotton futures close steady on New York markets
New York reports cotton futures finishing steady as traders note firm tones. May contracts settle at 42.25, July 39.75, October 36.60, December 35.37, and January 34.40 amid thin trading.
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New York
Senator Knute Nelson Never Defeated in Long Career
Minnesota senator Knute Nelson has enjoyed a public career spanning more than fifty years without a single electoral defeat, establishing a record of continuous incumbency and political resilience.
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Knute Nelson
Minnesota
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