Market News Delivers Mixed Corn and Grain Signals
Transportation bottlenecks lift corn and oats but embargos hinder eastbound shipments. Prices end unsettled with corn near 1.27% for January and 1.25% May, oats up 4% to 4% range, while provisions vary. Trade notes warn weather delays and peace-talk uncertainty influence market tone.
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Ctiicago
Len
Cues
Jay
Park
Cane
Dey Naadt
Northwest
Mipneapedie
Tochbhas
Leet Vertr
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Metead
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Deisiness Hais
Steeks
Pepunnatinag
Russia
Livestock and grain markets across major cities
Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City and Sioux City report cattle receipts around 1 2 to 10 000 with mixed earnings and lower feeds while hogs rise in some towns. Prices for steers cows and calves vary by market with lambs and sheep showing strength in places as prices hover amid demand and weather influenced trading.
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Chicago
Tedas
St. Taouin
T. Louis
Wethers
Canners
Kanana City
Kansas City
Onwaha
Omatta
Walt
Siogug
Stous City
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Steeia
ST US
Boles & Nogers
Local Market Prices For Hoywend Grain and Livestock Items
Prices for corn oats wheat and other grains shown with per bushel and per hundredweight figures. Strong listings include hogs cattle hides poultry and tallow with varied weights and grade qualifiers from the Mississippi region and nearby markets.
Col o farmers home appeal in city meeting
Fragmented OCR text shows a farmer appealing in a city meeting with references to seed, plows, and farm equipment. The readable parts indicate discussion of farming issues and community concerns, but specifics are unclear due to garbled words and missing context.
Seed Market Prices and Mexican Town Capture
Seed market summaries show Clover and other seeds priced in dollars with varied bids. In Mexico, Jose Garcia Chavez, an independent revolutionary leader, reportedly captured the town of Delcadillo in Jalisco last week. European factories reportedly produce about 16 million pounds of artificial butter weekly using coconut oil as a base.
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Paso
Tex
Jose Gardit Chavez
Jalisco
Delcadillo
Market Sluggish Reactions Dampen New York Stocks
Reactions of 1 to almost 4 points marked Sundays stock market session in New York with the bulk of daily dealings. The downturn hit steels, equipment and rails hardest in the final hour as war shares sagged after early strength. United States Steel fell 21 points on dividend impact, while other industrials and related issues declined.
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United States Steel
War Board
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Leilmerty T
Bacoe
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Tesh
Title Petrol Sahy N.Y. Cento
Ely Tuay
Noiband
Cosy Vod Bang
Neer Dae
Sit
kaGy Bos Pemn
Peoples Gas
Fahy Rocko Pelagid Oo
Ea Aks
Stiptetuibker
O. Ety Silty Burg Fung Union Bae
Listy Llb VM Steel Ool. Hat
Mgt
Oat Wat
New York Stocks and Market Outlook Stated
Market report notes limited gains amid cautious trading as stocks show uneven performance. Analysts say dividend prospects and earnings outlook influence investor sentiment while overall activity remains subdued.
Industries Suffer as Fuel Famine Strikes DUNS NEW YORK
Jan 12 report notes early New Year signs of revival in some quarters but overall industrial activity remains weak. Despite freer fuel movement in parts, production cuts persist to meet war demand, causing civilian shortages and many profitable contracts being rejected. Weekly bank clearings total 5 360 61Y 989.
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New York
Beaumont shipyard workers vote to strike over wage demand
About 1000 men across six Beaumont yards quit work Saturday morning in a warning strike demanding a minimum 40 cent hourly raise for an eight hour day. Similar action was taken by around 200 unemployed laborers at Orange yards. A separate report notes a purple spring near Soldier Cap, Bavaria, with tasteless odorless water sent to Topeka for analysis.
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Beaumont
Texas
Sinan
Orange
Soldier Cap
Bavaria
Kas
Topeka
Marion County Braces for Worst Blizzard in Years
Palmyra reports a blizzard that halted east and west travel, with four to six foot drifts burying fence posts. Mail routes failed, and rural carriers could not complete deliveries as high winds scoured roads. Locals attend games in La Plata and Kirksville while the Palmyra girl game with Quincy was canceled due to weather. A birthday surprise and a local wedding are noted amid community updates.
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Palmyra
Russell Phillips
Philadelphia
Harold Harris
P. A. Weyand
Tarris
Nelson
Carl Appel
Bernhard Zoller
Lioyd Rogers
Ben Keller
Harold Barr
Paul
Harold Stihlman
la Plata
Kirksville
Quincy
Palmyrough
George R Davis prominent Lewis county lawyer dies
George R Davis a well known Lewis county lawyer dies in La Grange at about 50 years old after tuberculosis. He served as La Grange mayor and city attorney and was cashier of the Barns Merchants' bank. Funeral arrangements not yet announced. The Mucasons will manage the services.
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LA Grange
George R. Davis
Lewis County
Lignane
Vir
Trinh
Barn d Merchants’ Bank
Plainville Ills Busy Social Scene From Local Notes
Mire and Sata Meheimner Neusetovid goods selling hep to Leetpare Choo where Mr poh diner has been in burner business several mont Whit and Mrs Carmine Wary visited Ms. Meita Sturtevant visited Mae Monroe and Mrs Robinsen. Porry Journey delivered pods of huss in Tull Tuesday. Reverend Meumber and daughter Linlosa Webs Quihey visitors Memorial CL. Wass and Jesse Cuker cord dy titlebhock Thursday. Dr Gabriel of Payson called to see William Thursday. Missionary meeting held with Viola Mekae Thursday. Moss Uvah McCarl visited Mr. Woah bousse. Luisa Lirthreum paving on sure prise for her sister Mrs Neti roartiel lvatsiore bo co their helle. Lester very low this week. Votes discussed and Lisureday school noted.
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Leetpare
Choo
Poh
Carmine Wary
Mfrs
Mies
Meita Sturtevant
Mae Monroe
Ya Robinsen Gs
Tull
Me Umber
Linlosa
Memdial CL
Wass
Jesse Cuker
Colorado
Mila
Jane
Hhor
Dovtor Gabriel
Payson
Wiliam
Hela Witt Mis
Viola Mekae
Pelleds
Livahsten
Moss Uvah McCarl
Woah
Luisa Lirthreum
Neti
Roartiel
Roartiel Lvatsiore
Lester
Newark Missouri Social News Roundup
Miss Tacise Nelson visited with her uncle Fred Neismr in Newark Missouri and Specs stayed with Mrs G S Miner. Clara Sanford returned to work. Several residents moved, visited relatives, or attended church services. Old author names and places appear in a bustling community update with frequent misspellings.
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Tacise Nelson
San- Qay
Fred Neismr
Specs
GS. Miner
Clara Sanford
Holmes
John W
Iklines City
Jesse Rogers
Mer
Ed Burkep
Shelbayette
Royal Spees
Hirt
Mro
Mlm
Poor
Laos
Ard Raimilyy
Ilr
Sam Holt
Trallie Rice
la Grange
Clint Janney
George Minors
Clint
Mabel Myers
Colorado
Ray
Georgia Richardson
West Point
Ron
Barnes
Mo EB
Chas. McSorley
Guy Abbott
Bert
Shelbina
J. M. McKim
Hagel Tlendren
Farmers’ Bank
Veo 3
Vi MeKim A
Maud Spees
Quincy
Pierida Rudd
Mis Rey Wescott
Knox City
Mis Filia Grever
Ro Nedson
Mossas Baud Spee
Piertida
Sugmny Thorhitag
Froga Onayi
Jeseé Perk
Semoamd
Phagter
Alo
Br Perrusong
Che. Opida
Tdaho
Cecil Mddins
St. Louis School For the
Harry Myers
Lloyd
JL. C. Strock
Song
Baker Serene Under Rapid Fire of Questions
Secretary Baker faced sharp questioning about the timing of Browning gun production and testimony from Gen Crozier and manufacturers. He said enantity production would start in February but senators argued production in quantity would not begin before April. Weeks and Hitchcock pressed for a formal statement to avoid misleading the country while Baker sought reliability.
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Brossning
Secretaries Contemplate Shortages At Camp Bowie Quiz
Secretary Baker noted a gun shortage and surprise at Camp Bowie while Senator Weeks urged immediate action. Witnesses said machine gun units lack for practice and saddlery and ammunition supplies are tight, with 60 percent saddles and 40 percent saddle blankets missing. Horses are listed, but mutes scarce. teens are 40 percent short, and motor vehicles also in short supply.
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Ap Utenti
Baker
Camp Bowie
Weeks
War time supply delays trigger committee shakeup
Confused testimony from Senator McKellar and Secretary Baker on nine month war shortages and rolling kitchens. Discussion centers on why training camps lack essentials while procurement processes are paused and Eisenman’s role amid reorganizations with the quartermaster's office.
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Menotha
Weert
Eupplies
Council of National Defense
Baker
Senator McKellar
Eisenman
Env
Eisenman Beesuce
Jean Fan
Cenater
Enman
War savings committee to hold Springfield public meeting
Illinois war savings committee members travel with Great Lakes naval training station ant squad to Springfield where a public meeting is set for this morning in Chicago on January 12.
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Chicago
Ilinois War Savings Committee
Great Lakes
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