Voring Push Lifts May Corn to Seasonal Highs
In Chicago on March 26 extensive short covering drove May corn to its season peak with gains across other months. Oats slipped and provisions softened amid feeder market weakness and healthy hog supplies. Grain markets showed shifting demand toward deferred delivery as shipping and foreign factors influenced prices.
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Chicago
Buenos Aires
Long Commission Co
Fay
Wee Sueto FL
Albu
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chicago Livestock Market Report March 26 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago hogs receipts 87,000 with steady to firm openings and closes near 260 under yesterday. Cattle receipts 10,000 with good and choice steers up, butcher stock steady to 25c lower, calves mixed. Sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs slow and 25c lower, mostly steady for ewes and rams.
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Chicago
Mornday
St. Louis
Kansan City
Kansas City
Indianapolis
East St. Louis
Toledo Market Prices For Prime Cash and April Totals
Toledo reports mixed prime cash figures with multiple price points across March and April. Notable entries include March prime cash at $29.00 and $29.60, April figures at $25, and several monthly values ranging from $4.80 to $5.65 for various items.
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Toledo
Timothy Prise Dadald
Corn Prices Rise on Light Market Demand
City market offerings remain light as farmers busy with crops. Prices firm up with two loads of yellow corn selling at 1.60 per bushel, a dime higher than prior levels. Hog market also advanced by a dime during the day.
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Tennessee
Lawyer Farm
Grain and livestock prices brief from Chicago and East St Louis
Rye and barley quotes from Chicago show No 2 rye at 1.69 and barley at 1,051,165 with timothy at 7410. East St Louis reports horse prices with eastern chunks at 150 to 190 and choice southern horses 110 to 120, mule heights 14 to 18 hands priced 200 to 325, and 15 to 16 hands at 140 to 225.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Hrothers
J. Bishonm Co
Chicago
East ST. Louis
Local notices from Plainville Illinois farmers and residents
Plainville Illinois farmers busy sowing oats and planting potatoes while residents travel, visit and celebrate. Notables include Master Charles Wagg visiting grandparents, Idella Waters home from Evanston, Wagg family moves, and public notices of sales and relocations. Several local families attend church events and birthdays, with visits between Richfield Barry and Quincy areas.
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Charles Wagg
Richfield
Idella Waters
Evanston
A.M. Carter
St. Louis
Wills Seater
Dillon Boren Wrby Stages
Missouri
Palmyra
Nellie Ayleshire
Hushwell
Warner
Messenger
M. F
W. FM
Westerfield
Elsie Crim
Barry
Myrtle Sturtevant
Floyd Seeley
Faye Linthicum
Raymond Lightle
Irving Schmalshof
Co. P. Waggs
Eldon Bonifield
Keith
Florence of
C. P. Wagy
Loren Call
Eldon Bowker
Smith
Uiney
Frank Williams
Quincey
Mabel Anderson
Wm. Tnimyfin
Florence F Henne
Kenneth Wagg
Roy Seeley
Quincy
Mary Foster
Maywood News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Maywood notes report Mrs BR Lowe of Durham visiting Wednesday. Dr BR Ferguson plans to locate in Maywood with an office adjacent to the post office. The Simnuth Realty Co prepares for an auction of east-school lots on April 2 with $50 gold plus one lot as prizes, plus music and dinner by the PTA. The Ewing High School played a strong comedy “How Jim Made Good” Friday night, drawing an appreciative crowd.
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Ewing High School
Hlow
Jim
Woodrman-Granger
Cheney
Goldie Johnson
Near Hester
Lucile Nunn
la Grange
Blale Merrell
Colorado
Russell Garkie
Kansas City
Harold Stephens
James Creasey
Missouri Democrats Want Reed Ousted Over League Criticism
Jefferson City March 25 Forty Democratic members of Missouri’s house of representatives signed a letter urging Ben M Neale state central committee chair to convene a meeting to decide if a state convention should be held to examine United States Senator James A Reed. Reed’s criticism of the proposed league of nations has stirred opposition in state Democratic circles.
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Jefferson City
House of Representatives of
Missouri
Ben M. Neale
State Central Committee
United States
Jas. A. Reed
League of Nations
Camp Point Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits Events
Camp Point residents and friends share a weekend of visits from Columbus Plainville and Quincy. gatherings include dinners at Lincoln Park lodge union league club and Hotel La Salle in Chicago, plus church events, Saturday bake sale, and a note on Rev W C Greer accepting the pastorate.
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Camp Point
Ill
Frank Lawless
Columbus
Camp Point Friends
Arthur Geertz
Floyd Mitchell
Plainville
Flora Omer
Goldie Woodward
Frank Roberts
Quincy
Richard Rhea
Elite Honnold
Quincy Monay
Isaac Cutter
A. F. and
A. M
Lincoln Park Lodge
Chicago
Union League Club
America Lodge
Hotel la Salle
Ed Mills
Chicago Athletic Club
Woodlawn Park Lode
Woodlawn Park
Cutter
David Allen
Catherine Musette
John Ward
Aubrey Spence
John T. Spence
Plymouth
Will Williams
Ray Gruny
The
Christian Church
W. C. Greer
Milligan College
Tenn
Arive
Elnora Zelger
Emma Flair
Martha Banton
Reva
Oliver Banton
Anna Warmker
Wilkie
William Vollbracht
Barry
Dan Matthews
Romine
Macomb
Imes
James Liggett
Roy Liggett
Clayton
J. J. Tarbox
Elizabeth Parker
Garnet Lohr
Walter Rhea
Richard
Virginia
Lee Rhea
D. T. Musselman
Methodist Church
Hostetters Move Into Recently Purchased Home
Mr and Mrs William Hostetter move into their newly purchased home from the lying heirs Jesse Hunter, who suffers rheumatism, shows slight improvement.
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William Hostetter
Jesse Hunter
Attorney Got Money For Securing Pardon
Des Moines. Iowa. March 26. Ida Grove attorney George Clark testified in the Iowa house judiciary committee investigation that he received 5000 from William Rathbun for securing a pardon for Rathbun’s son Ernest and that no duties were discussed for the money. Rathbun affidavit says the money was intended for Governor Harding’s pardon action.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George Clark
Ida Grove
Iowa House Judiciary Committee
Rathbun
William Rathbun
Ernest
Hayner
Clark
Harding
Responsible men seek liberal income by representing us locally
A concise promo urging capable men to serve their community, promising a fair income through participation and leadership. It highlights civic service as a path to financial reward and suggestive responsibility.
Dr Chapman's Health Candy Ad
An old ad touts Dr G W Chapman health candy as a remedy for cough hoarseness sore throat and more. It claims seven herbs plus eucalyptus and flower give antiseptic germ killing and flu prevention benefits. Price sixty cents a pound with mail option twenty five cents extra. Quincy Illinois contact 109% N 4th St phone 1430.
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G. W. Chapman
N. 4Th St
Quincy
Real Estate Office Promises Big Bargains and Full Service
An eager real estate office invites calls and visits to view a wide list of Quincy area properties and farms. The broker promises aggressive buying efforts, flexible terms, and quick availability, touting cheaper homes, rental savings, and a wide inventory from city houses to rural farms with several specific listings and prices. The ad targets buyers with aggressive marketing and inventories.
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Quincy
Miei Pai
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