Meager Grain Arrivals Push Prices Higher Across Markets
Erratic grain receipts across the country lift corn and oats to fresh price highs. Chicago bids show January corn at 1.21 1 4, May near 1.19, oats firm, and hog supplies curtailing provisions. Across Minneapolis, Kansas City, and St Louis markets, receipts lag while futures hold gains, with mentions of government buying influence and steady cattle and sheep tones.
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Chicago
Long Commission Co
Kansan City
Kansas City
Omaha
Omatta
Dec
St. Louis
ST. Tous
Minneapolis
New York
Esas Strange
Landstarkay
Tadian
St. Touts
Lois
Tee
Onaha
Omattal Dee
Sinan
Market Letter Reports Corn and Oats Rally on Bullish Cash Demand
Long Commission Co. notes corn prices steady with bullish under tone as demand improves. December deliveries rise while government cash purchases support oats and futures push to new highs amid bank selling and cautious sentiment. wide premiums for December deliveries.
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Shorts
New York
Markets Open With Butter and Sugar Notes Across Cities
Chicago reports butter steady with varied creamery prices and fresh receipts. Kansas City notes butter higher on creamery firsts and seconds, with poultry and eggs listed. New York shows raw sugar steady and butter steady with notable creamery receipts. Tioga brief records Jean Michel Trautverter's death after an accident, including family details and funeral notices.
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Chicana
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
el. Springs
Kansan City
Kansas City
New York
Hog Price Takes Jump at City Market
Hog prices rose 15 cents as twenty two loads of farm products were brought to the city square on Wednesday. Various loads of hay corn and straw sold at specified per ton or per bushel prices, with multiple lots recorded across the market.
Government Bond List and Commodity Prices in Chicago and Toledo
A fragmented market list shows Clover and Timothy prices in Chicago and Toledo with old and new cash values, upcoming contract dates for Dec Feb and March, plus coupon references and a stray saying about fools in the margin. The garbled text includes bond and commodity notes and ends with a political quip about fools.
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Toledo
Der
Bee
Alsike-—-Pritre
Timothy—Prine
Hits New Minimums on Stock Exchange
New York December 20 reports no new developments but many stocks slipped to new minimums due to inertia. Major names such as Union Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Atchison Great Northern and others fell 2 to 4 points aided by weak support. Total sales 4.85 million par value.
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New York
Union Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Great Northern
U. S Steel
Liberty 4
Bowen area obituaries and social notes update
Bowen III Wil Kitteringham returned to army duties at Fort Worth Texas after his mother's death with funeral services held Monday. Mrs FE M Henry of Carlton Oregon stays with sister Mrs George Peterson. John Tull sold out in Fairfield Iowa and returned to Bowen. Mrs Hannah Carlin visits Coatsburg with daughters. Mrs WL Cecil and Mrs Blatt visit Keokuk. Mr Zimmerman of Pike County declines Wabash depot position. Marshbull leaving Bowen Chronicle for new insurance role in Quincy. Dr Fairwell and family visit Califf in Carthage.
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Bowen
Wil KitterIngg
Fort Worth
Texas
Christian Church
FE. M. Henry
Carlton
Oregon
George Peterson
John Tull
Fairfield
Iowa
Hannah Carlin
Coatsburg
Gibbs
Lambert
WL. Cecil
Blatt
Harry Bartholomew
Helen Mills
Keokuk
Zimmerman
Pike County
Wabash
Marshbull
Bhutts
Cliff Mwoush
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Tidbits Across Town
Mrs J H W Wilson spent Tuesday in La Belle with son Harry Wilson. Mrs J J Brightwell visited Quincy Tuesday. Miss Nettie Morris of Baltimore Md stayed with Mrs J A West Wednesday. Mrs B M Bradshaw and son Tarot visited Quin cy Tuesday and Wednesday. Noscon and Everett Dance of Ewing Mo spent Tuesday with sister Mia. Earl Samuels and LB FE Bigger of Naunibal Mo were in town for Masonic lodge business.
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J. H W. Wilson
la Belle
Harry Wilson
J. J. Brightwell
Quincy
Nettie Morris
Baltimore
J. A. West
B. M. Bradshaw
Tarot
Noscon and
Everett Dance
Ewing
Mia
Earl Samuels
Naunibal
Masonic Lodge
Palmyra week basketball games and local notices
Palmyra high teams schedule a double header Friday at Mitchell's hall with Palmyra and Shelbina girls facing off, then the Emerson school team vs the Palmyra second team. Thursday the PHS team travels to Canton for a game with Canton High. Also reports Red Cross service flag drives, Eastern Star officers, Palmyra Savings and Building Association directors, and extensive Marion county questionnaire lists.
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Palmyra
Mitchell's Hall
Shelbina
Emerson
Sammies
Palmyra High
Nelson
O. G. Sanford
Canton
Canton High School
Appel
Rogers
Zoller
Quest
Stuhlman
Barr
Keller
Red Cross
Eastern Star
Constellation Chapter
Eastern Star Lodge
George W. Moore
Madison Nelson
W. H. Potter
Bettie Cook
Maggie Sullivan
Frances Dickson
A. White
H. T. Nielsen
Nielsen
Sentinel
John King
van Bashore
Henrietta Best
Aida
Martha Lane
Ruth
Bertha Guseman
Esther
Cora Lacey
Martha
George Lewis
Electa
Edgar Watson
Uilding Association
The
Palmyra Savings and Building Association
David Willock
T. J. Suter
F. W. Smith
JE. Anderson
J. W. Boulware
M. P
Amond J. C. Drescher
W. Lane
P. J. Bernhard
J. E. Anderson
J. E. Stuhlman
K. S. Bailey
Louis Quest
S. A. Weyand
Marion County
William V. Worley
Hannibal
Ernest R. Wooten
Mark Twain
William Wilcox
Grand Avenue
Jas
Lee Williams
Webb Street
Emery Waler
Richard A. Willarton
Sumner
Charles E. Webb
Pleasant
Jas A. Watson
North
Hannial
Warren J. Williams
North Seventh
Pe C. Wood
Winter
George C. Wilson
Calvin S. Walker
North Main
Tannibal
Everett O. Worthy
Rock
Targus
Georgia
Hanniath
George E. Yeager
Bird
Edward Young
Joseph FE. Averkamp
Fabius
Ernest E. Anderson
Taylor
Mays J. Benson
James O. Bellmeyer
Roy Wiliam Batty
Trummie W. Bellmeyer
Herman F. Campen
Ellis Cary
Jesse James Crabtree
Frank E. Cook
Oliver Davis
Cleland W. Dearing
Edward A. Eisenhuth
Thomas F. Uuteherson
Howard D. John
Gustopher J. Northoff
Ienry M. Ripper
George B. Lewis
David F. Morrow
Mark
Robert E. McDowell
Arthur C. McMahill
Albert Orange
Henry Leo Ostendorf
John B. Ostendorf
Clarence II
Roberts
George C. St. Clair
Tom Williams
Ivan June White
Wiliam R. Branch
Warren
Aubrey L. Baldwin
Ren LE. Burditt
Warren Mo
Weet T. Branch
Alo. John
C. Burditt
Philadelphia
Harry IT. Batty
Monroe City
Darrell K. Bradshaw
Guy C. Curless
L. Courtney
New London
Clarence F. Cruser
Hunnewell
Lilburn W. Crane
Gabriel Casper Culvert
Robert W. Currier
Toren C. Cruser
D. Coleman
William B. Calvert
EF. Dowlin
Emden
Alu
Agence E. Doolin
Monroeity
Emmett Doolin
Phillip R. Foster
John AH. Frederick
Herbert L. Foster
Thomas Gardner
John M. Gibbons
Glenn E. Hawkins
Calvert Tread
George I. James
Ole C. Kinger
Wunnewell
Franklin A. Klein
Howard K. Longacre
DIES MONDAY IN HOME OF HER SON NEAR BURNSIDE
Adaline Scott dies aged 74 in Carthage area two miles south of Burnside after a fall fractured hip and years of suffering. She leaves husband Samuel Scott. services held at Basco. Also notes death of Addie Pittam in Pilot Grove township aged 62, with funeral plans in Burnside.
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Adaline Scott
Edward
Burnside
Samuel
Sarah
Baker) Lamb
Virginia
Presbyterian Church
Covert
Red Cross
Board of Education
Wright
Mary Tané Wright
Christian Church
E. M. Smith
Tadge C. J. Scofield
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Salts Is Fun for Kidneys Quit Meat
An old advertisement claims meat eaters should flush kidneys with four ounces of rad salts each morning to prevent kidney and bladder problems. It asserts meat causes uric acid, leading to sluggish kidneys, and promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia to purify blood and urine.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
An old remedy claims to darken gray hair and restore luster. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as a convenient daily application to produce natural looking color and a youthful appearance, with a caution it cures none.
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Wyeth
Wreth
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North ‘Third
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Broadway
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Center
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Kenyon Hotel
Salt Lake City
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Tom Rouvis
Gus A. Buragianopoulos
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North Fourth
Robert S. Barkwig
Dennis J. Badgley
Gene D. Belton
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Hill
Max Blumenfeld
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Everett O. Belt
Liberty, Ill
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Pred Wolfe
Otto Diehl
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Fred Frey
United Brethren Sunday School
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Nettie Wright
Timothy Scofield
Regina Freeland
A. S. Anderson
Will Rohrer
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Milton Weider
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Colorado Springs
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Pullman
A. Ss. Ellis
J. H. Waldron
M. D
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W. Corner
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