Local notices from Pittsfield gleaned on community life
Miss Mildred Argust visits aunt Miss Edna Robison Ashland high school principal. Clarence Benson returns from Kenosha to join local auto industry. Mrs Clarence Scott heads to Billings for sister critically ill. Ethel Conrad and Everett Browning announce engagement. Leland Abbott returns to Detroit auto trade and starts garage with father. Mrs Oren Nicholson ill with influenza at Harris home. Red Cross official John B Grage moves to court house. Mrs Roy Harris visiting from Pontiac. Helen Hull and daughters return from Marlin wintering in Texas. Pittsfield Woman’s Club meets in Christian church with Mrs Joseph Grout speaker and Miss Louise Miller singing. Oil agent buys Duffield buildings for a new filling station. Pittsfield school district 22 election comments note quiet race with retiring trustees reelected.
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Mildred Argust
Edna Robison
Ashland
Clarence Benson
Kenosha
Wis
Clarence Scott
Billings
Mont
Ouk
Ethel Conrad
Everett Browning
San Antonio
Texas
Weks
Leland Abbott
Detroit
Mich
Jotn Abbott
Abbott
Oren Nicholson
James Harris
John B. Grage
American Red Cross Home Service
Court House
Edwin Johnston
Roy Harris
Pontiac
Helen Tull
Elizabeth and
Florence Hull
Marlin
Pittsfield Women's Club
Christian Church
Joseph Grout
Winchester
Louise Miller
Knots College
Jacksonville
Standard Oil Company
Wm. F. Duffield
Board of Education
Pittsfield
Burr Swan
Fred W. Niebur
Jasse J. Dutton
Visits and travel in Shelbi na area reflect social ties
In Shel b in a Missouri, residents report visits and travel to nearby towns. Mrs C N Cumbo traveled to Brookfield to visit friends, Miss Ira Cr nshaw and Miss Minnie Cr n shaw from Shelbyville visited Mrs W Stout, and many others including Mrs Cess Green of Columbia and A B Weston with his mother, Mrs J A Weston, along with Mrs George Townsend, were in Quincy. Several locals visited relatives in Clarence, Hunnewell, La Grange, and Hannibal, while others returned home after visits with family or friends.
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C. N. Cumbo
Brookfield
Ira
Minnie Cr Nshaw
Shelbyville
Stout
Cess Green
Columbia
Mabel
Freda Swearengen
Clarence
CF. Taylor
A. B. Weston
J. A. Weston
George Townsend
Quincy
S. L. Dixon
Clapper
Monroe Dixon
Edgar Dye
R. P. Powell
Orville Powell
Claude Osborn
Hannibal
F. L. Osborne
J. ¥. Blansett
Baby
Hunnewell
Goldie Howe
Cass O'Daniel
Corn market up to May delivery on scarce stocks
Chicago trading closed with corn at May delivery near season highs amid crop reports and concerns over Argentine exports and western railcar supply. Oats also rose to season highs as bulls dominated after midday. Hedging by commission houses surfaced, while hogs pressured provisions, and price quotes spanned from futures to spot across Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City and Minneapolis markets with wide regional variation.
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Chicago
Argentina
Long Commission Co
Stocks Drift As Short Interest Pressures Market
New York April 21 stock market again moved under short interest with financiers attributing the downturn to monetary conditions. Call money eased from opening rates to 6 per cent during the session as the Federal Reserve Board renewed its opposition to credit relaxation. Banks urged cutting speculative commitments amid new financing. Steel, equipment, oils, motors and related issues led declines of two to nearly 20 points. Bond issues and internationals remained heavy. Total par value sales about 14.25 million.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Ag« Bregated
Break Comes Local Hog Market Drops Twenty Five Cents
The local hog market fell Tuesday after several days of strength with a 25 cent drop per hundredweight. City trading was light with two loads of timothy hay selling for 238 dollars per ton and two loads of corn at 1.60 dollars per bushel. The egg market was reported firmer.
Market wire notes dairy and poultry prices in New York Chicago
Markets report diverse dairy and poultry prices with butter creamery and creamery extras at various cent per pound levels, cheese and milk averages, and live poultry quotes. Butter and cheese prices show regional splits and specials, with potatoes and poultry markets in Chicago showing weak to steady trends and general price ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Horses and Mules FAS
In St Louis on April 20 horse and mule prices are listed: Eastern horses and southern horses offered with various price ranges from 140 to 275 dollars for different grades and sizes. Draft animals show moderate values. mules priced from 90 to 400 dollars depending on size and quality.
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ST. Louis
Lala
Chicago and Cities Market Hogs Cattle Livestock Report
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts at 20000 with steers 50c lower, hogs mixed with tops around 15 to 16.50, calves strong to 16. A separate St Louis report lists cattle steady to 1 lower with hogs 60c to 1 lower, Kansas City shows hogs lower and cattle down, plus New York mercantile rates and bonds.
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Chicago
St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Kansas City
Peort
Apeortia
New York
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