Chicago Market Roundup Shows Mixed Grain Moves
Chicago trading closes unsettled with corn small declines and oats under pressure while December futures face month-end manipulation warnings. Regional quotes span from St Louis to New York with grains, butter, eggs, and meats reported mixed and buoyed by late week activity and supply shifts.
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Chicago
N. S
St. Louis
St, Louis
Peoria
Promria
Leto
New York
Jan
Wheart
Middle West
Timothy hay market steady as year-end demand holds
BT Louis January 1 Timothy hay prices show firmness amid steady demand and general reluctance of large dealers to stock up before year end. No. 1 Timothy around 81 1 2, No. 3 bids near 27 62, Clover and alfalfa hay listed with multiple grades and prices. Also prisoner's lists released by War Department note arrivals from Heissp camp and settlements in Scotland France. Earthquakes more frequent at night in California than by day.
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Louis
Timothy Hay
Washington
Jan
A Vist
Phaonete
Scotand
England
France
Heissp
Advance of Five Cents on the Bunkel Reported Tuesday
Hog market held steady as usual with notable grain market shifts. Ear corn rose a nickel while chopped corn increased 16 cents and inseed oil gained 36 cents. Local market lot sales included a load of loose mixed hay at 26 dollars per ton, corn at 1.53 per bushel, another at 1.55, oats at 0.72 per bushel, and two loads of baled oat straw at 12 dollars per ton.
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Muollemburg Milling Company
Mississippi River
Atc
B&q
Quincy
Anck Brothers
Eady
Untitled fragment of a cataloged listing
Fragmentary item list shows varied sums and quantities. Entries mention eee uiherns with ten dollars and 125, eastern tenbece with twenty, east chunks priced at one hundred fifty totaling one eighty, ulea to andes 2004P325, and two hands values around 140 to 225 with fourteen hands at 90 to 185.
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Ulea
Andes
Toledo Market Report Seeds and Brine Prices
Toledo notes Clover seed cash and dec values for Jan and Feb with small Jan figures, plus Mar at 25.70. Brine cash and dec values show Mar with different prime figures and Jan prices around 5.02. The fragment lists multiple month prices and prime indicators for commodities, reflecting a brief trade summary.
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Toledo
Earthworm Feeds On Soil For Digestible Matter
A fragment notes the earthworm swallowing an older moungs quantity of earth and attempting to extract any digestible matter it may contain.
Local officials report tax reductions and military discharge notes
Lt Raymond Knox honorably discharged and at home after service at Fort Sill. County officials report still awaiting state board of equalization values with taxes expected to drop. Orlen Dell discharged after eastern camp. War Savings Club members in Pike County buy 1000 dollar stamps. county total sales reach 625065.75 to date. 264 members. City Clerk Guy Carlton ill with influenza but improving. Church reception planned at Federated church. Miss Mina Bauch visiting family. Rev Robert Atchison travels to Elgin. Harry Scanland dies after influenza pneumonia. funeral pending. Circuit court brief session. no jury due to influenza. Circuit Clerk John Dinsmore ill with influenza and now pneumonia. wife ill with influenza.
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Raymond Knox
Fort Sill
Oklo
Charles A. Heskey
State Board of Equalization
Orlen Dell
Femma II
Kaeser
Pittsfield
William H. Sweeting
Griggsville
Guy Carlton
Tre
W. H. Hopkins
Federated Church
Mina Bauch
Hull
Adolph Bauch
Robert Atchison
Elgin
Harry Scanland
Charles T. Scanland
Gus Scaniland
New York City
Frank A. Main
Misa Minnie Scanland
Harry Higbee
John C. Dinsmore
Local residents arrive and depart for holidays
Nella Browning and Denver link have been ill for a few days. Our seldles boys are returning one by one. Day Orton, I. Gardner and Er i Bunnell are late arrivals. Mrs. Rhett Thompson and children return from Missouri. Calvin Fink and Walter McPherson spend holidays with Dallas friends. Henry Denham family from Saskatchewan arrive for Christmas. Trinels, Roy Walton dies during furlough from Ohio. Prof W R Fleming of Champaign University visits country home. George Howell of the Texas camp spent time with his sister. Every day 350 people arrive in New York to make the city their permanent home.
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Nella Browning
Denver Link
Hest
Seldles
Orton
I. Gardner
Eri Bunnell
Rhett Thompson
Missouri
Calvin Fink
Walter McPherson
Dallas
Henry Denham
Saskatchewan
Canada
Roy Walton
Quincy
Ohio
Mt. Pleasant
W. R. Fleming
Champaign University
Tha Oome
George Howell
Texas
Fink
Soldier Boy Dies On Way Home to Surprise Parents
Lima IA Jan 1 Funeral for Lawrence Grover Buffington died in Keokuk Iowa Dec 25 held at Fletcher cemetery. He was 26 years 6 months 22 days old, son of Harvey Buffington Mallard. Inducted May 23 1918 served in Douglas Ariz Camp Kearny Calif later discharged then fell ill at Camp Grant and died en route home. He planned a Christmas surprise for his father. Member of Mallard Camp Modern Woodmen united with Hebron Methodist church. Survives by father Earl brother four sisters and many friends.
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Lima
Lawrence Grover Buffington
Keokuk
Iowa
Fletcher Cemetery
G. «.Aple
Harvey Buffington
Mallard
Douglas
Ariz
Camp Kearney
Calif
Hebron
P. L. Bolt
Tri-State
Jesse Hunter
Arthur Gallamore
Vancouver
Wash
Hubert Sumner Long
Monte Vista
Colo. Dre
Alr
Bale
Marvin Bolt
Asister
Cota Bolt
Quincy
Eastern Star
Goa
Hy Sq
Lillie Schlagenhaus
E. C, LW
W. al
John Harness
W. Parrs
Minnie Whitney
Norman Conover
A. B. Leeper
Anna Vinson
Mae Ensminger
Jennie Stuart
Ruth Lutman
Marshal
Jane Ensminger
Adah
Anna Harness
Ruth
Alice Vinson
Esther
Jennie Leeper
Martha
Willa Jennifer
Electa
O. P. Spencer
Sentinel
Wm. Schlagenhauf
Schlagenhauf
Jonah Conover
Lisuna
Plym Woods
Tioga
Todd
Miss Carlin
Frieda Montag
Bertha Fletcher
Henry Conover
Warsaw
Methodist
Methodist Sunday School
Local Social Notes from Griggsvillle Area
Ogden Newman returns home from Champaign after attending the 8S A T C. Mr and Mrs H B Hunter visit relatives in Henry W J Creasey spends weekend in Quincy with sister Mrs George Anderson. Vernon Spangenburg of West Liberty IA visits mother Mrs Mattie Bartlett. Elizabeth Bashforth visits daughter Jessie in St Louis. O J Foster and son of Springfield visit mother Mrs Joe Downing. T H Stone returns from Quincy after visiting daughter Mrs W Y McAllister. John Myers discharged and to arrive home Tuesday. Merritt Allen returns from Spartanburg SC to stay until Friday then back to camp. Clara Hoyt returns to Havana to resume school Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Wade welcome 8 lb ?, son James Edwin born in Jacksonville at Our Savior's hospital Dec 21. Jennie Higben spending Christmas with son Emmitt in Kenilworth. W H McKowen welcome a son born Christmas morning in Jacksonville hospital.
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Ogden Newman
Champaign
Hunter
Henry
W. J. Creasey
Quincy
George Anderson
Vernon Spangenburg
West Liberty
Mattie Bartlett
Elizabeth Bashforth
Jessie
St. Louis
O. J. Foster
Springfield
Joe Downing
T. H. Stone
W. Y. McAllister
John Myers
Merritt Allen
Spartansburg
S. C
Clara Hoyt
Havana
Ara
Joe Wade
Jacksonville
Our Savior’s Hospital
James Edwin
Jennie Higben
Emmatt
Kenilworth
W. H. McKowen
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Harry Pocras
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