Market News Reports Mixed Hog Price News and Corn Activity
Chicago notes show withdrawal of hog price minimum did not disturb corn trading. Prices for corn, oats and provisions moved with varied directions amid shifting embargo expectations and strong packing house product outlook. Market sentiment remains nervous with some signs of liquidation and cautious buying, while stock groups show selective strength in oils, rubber, and leather sectors.
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General Commission House
Grain Markets Across Cities March 7 Report
Chicago and other cities report varied grain prices and receipts. Wheat No 1 hard at 2.20, corn No 3 mixed around 1.25 to 1.42, oats No 3 white near 0.60. Minneapolis and Kansas City show mixed results with No 2 white corn prices around 1.40 and wheat around 2.30. Port and St Louis note receipts and unchanged or lower markets. Toledo lists seed prices for Clover and Timothy.
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Chicago
St. Louia
Vovis
Peoria
Porta
Minneapolis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy
Ryce
Sturley
Gor
New York
Cicago
Wis
Mich
Minn
Horses and Mules Trade in Eastern St Louis Listings
In East St Louis March market reports farm mares southern horses and mules show steady demand. Prices vary by size with 12 to 14 hands listed at 50 to 90 dollars and larger stock from 14 to 16 hands up to 200 dollars.
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East ST. Louis
Local Markets and Price Quotations from Koolenberg Mills
Local markets list hay and grain prices from Koolenberg Milling Company with wheat at No 1 60 pounds plus 2 30, No 2 2 27, bale prices for straw and various hays, corn values, oats, fodder and meal rates. Also quoted are hogs cattle and sheep prices from Chicago St Louis Kansas City and East St Louis markets, plus per cwt feeds and hides and wool prices from Bolles Rogers and Bolles & Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAMM
Koolenberg Milling Company
Timothy Hay
Anck Brothers
S. Luinvs
CGI. Bishop Co
Miller & Arthur Co
Karlienberg
Millice Company
Swift
Hlatchford
Ylatchford
L. W
Bolles & R
Hay market slips after steadier trades on Thursday
On Thursday the city hay market saw activity rebound after a dime drop. Prices listed include four loads of loose timothy hay at 2 per ton and several loads of mixed hay around 21 to 22 per ton, baled mixed hay at 24, yellow and white corn at 1.40 and 1.38, oats at 66 cents per bushel, and baled oats straw at 10.
New York Stock Market Gains Amid Optimism on Private Aid
In New York on March 7, improving industrial prospects and expectations of private funding for transportation boosted stocks across oils motors and high grade industrials with gains of 2 to 7 points. United States Steel rose 2.54 points, Mexican Petroleum led with a 7 point advance, rails and coppers climbed after dividend cuts. Tobaccos, foods and fertilizers joined the late surge as Liberty issues rallied. Total sales reached 8,750,000 dollars on 765,000 shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange Thursay
Porphyry Group
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Sains
Liberty
Marriage of Leo Peck and Ada May Davis in Carthage
In Carthage on March 7 a wedding joined Leo Peck and Ada May Davis in the chapel of St. Augustine with Rev. Father Landreth officiating. Witnesses were Marlin Peck and Leah Davis. The couple plan a spring move to a Colusa-area farm after a southbound trip. Friends extend best wishes. Special Lent mission services are underway at the Church of the Immaculate Conception led by Rev. John L. O'Regan with assistance from several pastors, concluding Sunday night with a cross ceremony. Public invited.
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Church of the Imaculate Conception
John L. O’reban
C. M
de Paul University
Chicago
Father O’regan
Astors
O'Regan
Father Landreth
James Gillispie
St. Peter's Church
Keokuk
Iowa
George Gillinger
St. Mary's Church
Francis Clarey
Warsaw
Bis
Carthage
Father O'Regan
Eter Landreth
St. Mary’s Church
West Point
Sacred Heart Church
Dallas City
Church of the Sacred Heart
Landreth
Etta James
Knox B. Fletcher
Tribute Service Honors Deceased Altar Society Members
The Rev Pastor leads special services by the Altar Society to honor deceased members, offering a beautiful tribute and extending thoughts to relatives and friends in their memory.
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Altar Society
Community Notes From New Salem Illinois
New Salem residents reported a string of moves and visits this week. Nina Moss called on Griggsville, Ben Maloney relocated to Willie Preble’s place, and Harvey Witham moved from Baylis to the Maloney property with others noting local transfers. Glen Hillman, recently discharged from service in France, returned Saturday, with his wife and Ruth Doane visiting Gem City Business College in Quincy. Laura Eichman of Denver spent weeks with her sister Cloyd Woodward, Will Hall sold a farm to Charlie Edmison and Rebecca Stanworth sold a property to Lee Moore. Sam Laird attended a Chicago horse sale, while Clarence Johnston and family called on Pittsfield. Samuel Plumer died Friday after illness.
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Nina Moss
Griggsville
Ben Maloney
Willie Preble
Harvey Witham
Baylis Ata
Maloney
George Seybold
Maggie Gardner
Willi Evans
Arthur Edwards
Glen Hillman
France
Ruth Doane
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Laura Eichman
Denver
Cloyd Woodward
Will Hall
Chariie Edmison
Rebecca
Stanworth
Campbell
Lee Moore
Sam Laird
Chicago
Clarence Johnston
Pittsfield
Samuel Plumer
Palmyra Marriage Licenses and Memorial Service News
The past week saw numerous marriage licenses issued in Missouri and Illinois, pairing residents from Canton, Springfield, Liberty, Marion county, Morgan county, Hannibal, Plymouth, and Golden. A new band director, Prof Fatdinato, is slated to lead the Palmyra band, with a student meeting held at City Hall to plan future practice. Memorial services were conducted for Sergeant Howard Dickson at the Christian church, which was crowded as the Gold Star flag was displayed, honoring the Argonne Wood casualty who departed November 1.
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Auust W. Farres
Canton
Callie
Jones
Springfield
Ill
John D. Kern
Liberty
Neb
Irene McPike
Marion County
Daniel W. Triplett
Janie McPike
Melvin Sample
Nellie Landis
Morgan County
Jas
A. Park
Chicago
Viola Powell
Hannibal
Wm. A. Dakin
Lulu Fears Studee
Chester Shannon
Martha A
Crist
W. J. Morrison
Huldah Co. Marshall
W. Iisher
Della White
Chas
O. Hill
Susie J. Matthews
Plymouth
Rufus A. Owen
Golden
Lucile M. Lummins
Loraine
Fatdinato
Shelbina
Palmyra
Ordhnato
J. T. Bilcum
Christian Church
Howard Dickson
Argonne Wood
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Howard
Camp Funston
Soldier Dies In France After Shell Near Miss
The 89th division veteran who went to France in the spring participated in major battles and was killed when a shell reportedly fell a few feet from him. Born and raised in Marion county, he lived most of his life there except for two years in Quincy. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs William Dickson of Palmyra five sisters and two brothers. Memorial service included choir, solos, and a sermon by Chaplain Bloom. Petit jurors listed for Hannibal court term 1919 from Miller and Mason townships.
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France
Marion County
Quincey
Wm. Dickson
Palmyra
Adolph Bloom
Laverton
Eugene Wells
Albert Bross
Florine Ogelsby
St. Louis
Mary Dickson
James
George
Camp
Cuticura Heals Severe Skin Rash Say Indiana Woman
Mrs. R H Finney of Reelsville Indiana testifies that her husband suffered widespread skin illness with itching burning and sleeplessness before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After applying one cake of soap and one box ointment he fully recovered. She also mentions Cuticura Talcum as a scented face and skin powder.
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R.H. Finney
Reelsville
Ind
Local Officers Mentioned in Historical Record Pairings
Names McNally Milton F. Knighton Chas. BD Breeding Frank Johnson and Fred W. Miller appear in a clipped historical listing. The fragment likely notes individuals connected to a past event or committee, preserving them as named entities from the era.
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McNally
Milton F. Knighton
Frank Johnson
Fred W. Miller
Dr Chapman’s Health Candy touted as cough cure
An advertisement promotes Dr G W Chapman’s Health Candy as a remedy for cough hoarseness sore throat and other ailments. It claims seven herbs and tree barks plus eucalyptus for antiseptic effects and influenza prevention. Price sixty cents a pound with mail option twenty five cents extra. Quincy Illinois.
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G. W. Chapman
4Th St
Quincy, Ll
St Jacobs Liniment Advertises Fast Sprain Relief
A vintage advertisement claims St Jacobs Liniment instantly relieves pain and swelling from sprains strains and bruises. It touts deep penetration into muscles nerves ligaments and bones and promises quick recovery with a small trial bottle sold at drug stores.
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St. Jacob’s
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Long Commission Co
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Duluth
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Omatia
Bolles & Rogers
U.S
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Wee
Faherty Horns
New Yor
Maren
3Hy
Secccad
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
Timo Jroans
Paris
East Prussia
Kovna
Prusgala
Germany
Sis
Iraq
Kanata City
St. Loui
New York Sugar
Rio
Santos
Condon Bros
Beek River Valley Saed Farm
Rockford
Iillingis
Fred
Hoga
A. T
Atchison
Pac
St Pr
N. W. HH
Erte Tee
Lehigh
N.Y
N.H. One
Nor. Pace
Penn
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Studebaker
Union Pac
Steel
Uy, S. Steel Pfd
Wik
Wwillys-Over
Grain Commission Merchants
Liberty Bonds
Hancock
New Salem, Ill
Dr. Chapman
ST. Jacobs
Quincy, Illinois
P. S.—Moving Pictures Show
Fordson
Collins Plow Co
Mercantile Department
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