Parish Sentiment in Wheat Market Washington? Chicago? May Market
Bearish sentiment dominated the wheat market amid favorable weather and reports. July and September prices drift lower while corn and oats show mixed moves. frost fears temper corn, and lard declines accompany the easing market. Regional quotes from Chicago, Kansas City, Peoria, and Minneapolis show widespread price shifts and ample receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Movernent
Texas
Luses
Forza
Local Market Prices for Grains and Livestock and Supplies
Local market listings show bid prices for No 2 wheat at 2.90 per bushel, corn around 1.50 to 1.65, oats 0.70, hay and straw prices, and various mill products from Knollenberg Company including flour types and feeds. Hog quotations cover weights and classifications, with prices from $12.95 to $16.86 per cwt. Poultry, eggs, butter, hides, and wool also listed with current daily corrected prices from regional traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knollenberg Alimng Company
Swift
H.R
Mississippi River
Leon Butchers
Anck Brothers
Markets in Chicago and New York Poultry Prices
Chicago and New York market wires report mixed butter creamery receipts and varied poultry prices. Butter values around 34,439 pounds in one line, with creamery extras and firs t and seconds noted. fowls, roosters, hens and broilers priced in multiple LOTS. New York shows higher creamery prices for extras and firsts, while poultry and eggs move on steady to weaker tones. overall notes of refined and coffee markets accompany these commodity briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinness City
AS City
Horses and Mules Auction Notice in Louis
May 22 in Louis lists draft horses and mules with weights and prices. Readable entries include horse numbers 8193 274 and 326 with various quality assessments and telegraphic notes. Technical details show measurements, condition grades, and price ranges for livestock offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FABT
Louis
Leng Commission Co Daily Market Letter
Leng Commission Co reports a quiet grain market with steady influences and favorable crop reports. Corn and oats feel the cash squeeze, markets show overbought risk as beat sentiment dominates locally, requiring caution to avoid unsustainable price ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leng Commission Co.'s
Daily Market Letter
Seventeen Farmers Bring In Hog, Feed Goods
Hog prices on the local live stock market held steady after seventeen loads of produce arrived. Corn brought three loads at 1.68 a bushel, oats at 0.75 and 0.76, nine loads of hay with varied prices, baled hay at 25 a ton, and baled straw at 8.50 a ten.
Seed Market Toledo Prices Mixed for Clover and Timothy
Seed market notes Clover priced at 11.16 prime cash with October 11.85 and December 11.75. Timothy listed at 9.80 prime cash and 4.17 for September. extra line shows a fraudulent Felic cash at 1.50. May 24 Toledo report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Clover Saeed
Felic
Timothy
Sloan's Moment Relief for Muscles and Aches
Advertises Sloan's Moment as a quick relief for muscle soreness from unusual work, bending, or strenuous exercise. Claims easy penetration without rubbing, non staining, cleaner than plasters, and useful for rheumatism gout lumbago grippe bruises stiffness backache and other external pains. Vic-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Vic—Adv
U S Steel Leads Wall Street Slump and Rally Mixed Trade
U S Steel again dominated the New York market with a sharp mid session surge to record highs around 129 1 4 then reversed in late trading, slipping 3 to 8 points from peak. Other metals and industrials advanced while People's Gas showed a steep drop, and total volume reached about 2 875 000 dollars par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
People’s Gas
Chicago
Denver
Stuwar
A. ST
Aim
NSM Atchison
St.g
N. OW
Relea
Elec
Grt
Nor
Nor, Pate
Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Uno
Studebaker
Union Pac
UW. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Livestock Market Reports From Major U S Cities
May 24 reports show receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha with steady to lower hogs and mixed cattle values. Prime fed steers and stockers appear in Kansas City prices while western and southern cattle show varied ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf. Louis
ST. Logi
Kausas City
Kansas City
Tombs
Omaha
Omatta
Hay and Straw Price Report from St Louis Chicago Markets
St Louis market notes May 24 report mixed hay with timothy and clover prices. alfalfa at 26.30. straw steady at 8.50. Chicago futures show strong hay receipts at 298 tons with Timothy values near 31.22 and No 4 at 19.60, straw rye and oat prices listed alongside.
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St. Louis
T. Touis
Timothy
Chicago
Local notices from Lake Nan area report deaths and visits
Mrs. W W Webber travels to Emerson after notice of her mother Mrs Denison s death. Ke M Howard of St Louis visiting Lake Nan, promoting stock for Harroun Motor Co. A L Freeland and Susan Leake host O M Rhodes family. I N Court recovering from appendicitis and will resume postmaster duties soon. QO M Rhodes visits Freeland. Odla Coleman, student at University of Missouri, visits family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Webber
Denison
Emerson
A. L. Freeland
Susan Leake
O. M. Rhodes
I. N. Court
Lake Raw
QO. M. Rhodes
Freeland
Odla Coleman
State University At
Columbia, Mo
B. Coleman
Monroe County Banker Meeting Aims to Form Association
Monroe City Mo May 24 A meeting to organize a Monroe County Bankers association was called for Friday in Paris. Committee members include Clarence Evane Paris M B Proctor Monroe City and J F Dooley Stoutsville. Also notes rail service cuts urged government asks roads reduce passenger trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Monroe County
Monroe County Bankers’ Association
Paris
Clarence Evane
M. B. Proctor
J. F. Dooley
Stoutsville
Missouri Bankers’ Association
Burlington
St. Louis
TJ. S. Starrett
Justice of the Peace
S. I. Poullard
William Wilson
Roy Meriwether
Wampler Brothers
Neosho
Jamie Tranley
A. B.C
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
A. McClintie
W. D. Vianner
HH. H. Utterback
Stoutenville
Quincy
Tie
Quincey
Flo
Hannibal
Memorial Events and Visits Around Timewell
Timewell activities include memorial services at the Christian church with large attendance. Mr and Mrs Claud Briggs and two children visited J W Lucas family. Mrs Hose Carmon of Bowen attended Mrs J W Flanders funeral. Mrs Thomas Crabb of Kansas visiting Dock Shaffer family. National L T I secretary Miss Mary B Ervin of Cedarville will drill Timewell legion in a playlet The Coming Victory at Buckhorn Baptist church May 29 and give a lantern lecture on John Barleycorn. She will lead the W U C U local Institute at Timewell Baptist church May 30 and repeat the playlet and lantern lecture at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
And
Mire
Claud Briggs
Buckhern
J. W. Lucas
Familly
Hose Carmon
Bowen
J. W. Flanders
Thomas Crabb
Kansas
Dock Shaffer
Mary B. Ervin
Cedarville
Ohio
Timewell Legion
Buckhorn
John Barleycorn
Timewell Baptist Culturch
Word lunatic in New Testament linked to disease
The term lunatic appears twice in Matthew and is linked to a mind and body illness. Mark IX describes a condition diagnosed as epilepsy, implying the disease as described matches that diagnosis.
Hancock county docket reports June terms in Carthage
June term Hancock county circuit court docket lists Common Law cases including Elling vs Brand with $5,000 damages, Hartzell vs Babcock for $2,000, Berry vs Bortz appeal from $175.50 judgment, and attachments involving Mississippi Valley Telephone. Chancery matters include will contest by Luther R. Tull, partition suits, maintenance and injunction petitions, and several partition and mortgage actions with real estate described in Dallas City and related estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Hancock County Circuit Court
Philip E. Elling
Joseph B. Brand
William H. Hartzell
Rolla Babcock
Orville F. Berry
J. A. Bortz
Justice Court
Mississippi Valley Telephone Company
James I. Hendricks
Henry Rams
E. P. Cutler
L. M. Burner
Carthage Auto and Carriage Company
Samuel Naylor
Frank Booz
Marietta
Charles Crossland
Mary A. Felgar
O'Harra
Wood & Walker
Harry H. Felgar
Minnie Geisendorfer
Nellie M
Charles E
Lessie E
Frank J. Felgar
Effie Foley
C. A. Tames
George Foley
Bil
Kaheka
Chancery
William FT. Shaw
J. W. Williams
Benjamin F. Shaw
Cecil J. Baxter
Scofield
Helfrich & Califf
Thomas P
Emile J. Baxter
Bill
James Markey
Warren Kelley
Samuel H. Kelley
Hancock County
Charles A. Downing
Aldo L. Kemp
Enoch Fleming
Bowen
Ethel M. Lee
Hartzell
Cavanagh
Apollos W. O'llarra
Martha O. Malon
Emma 0. Speer
Plan Registration In Marion County Palmyra May 24 1917
Sheriff J W Mefford received Gov Gardner telegram about registration day June 5 1917. A county board selected registrars for Palmyra and surrounding districts with multiple sites and assigned election officials across towns and wards including Palmyra city hall court house and various stores and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
J. W Mefford
Jas Whiston, Jr
W. BE. Mass. Cooper School
J. H. Gentry
W. A. Wittmar
Warren
T. Christes
J. C. Smith
Shannons Shop
J. W. Carter
A. J. Frazier
Philadelphia
W. E. Dunn
C. E. Thomas
Cherry Dell
D. E. Brown
W. E. Dresether
Emerson
T. B. Marksbury
Lucullus Sanford
Nelsonville
Miles Bywater
J. R. Bolton
Smileyville
J. B. Schaefer
P.T. Hansbrough
Cave's Shop
J. C. Scofield
H. VV. Smith
West Quincy
Elbert Hansbrough
Tom Martin
Ely
Daniel Boone
Guy Young
Hester
D. W. Tillman
A. A. Gollmer
Salem
L. Richard
Geo. Thurwachter
Monroe
T. G. Mass
R. M. Walker
Paffords
R. K. Powell
J. H. Nall
Bostwick’s
J. M. Chittman
F. F. Wenneker
Heather
J. W. Ragar
Thos
Ellsworth
Oakwood
Whitlock
W. Z. Link
Schocknecht
S. O. Osterhart
J. C. Miller
Withers Mill
L. BE. Frazier
Wm. Shrig
Dunlap
A. Miller
Andy Locimer
Hannibal
A. R. Smith
L. M. Byrom
R. M. Sepente
F. L. Kelley
Henry Wachendorfer
A. L. Call
A. J. Pickett
C. F P. Buckley
Fallie T. Smith
Tos. Barsen
C. R. Mahan
F. W Mason
Bennett tributes mark Payson funeral service
George E. Bennett, born 1841 in Crawford County Pennsylvania, buried in Payson Methodist Church after a life of church work and service. He served in the state militia during the Civil War, married Deliah Baker in 1868 and Mary E. Williams in 1877, leaving three children and a devout Christian legacy. The town notes also mention local sports results, school events, and residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
George E. Bennett
McCollom
George I. Bennett
Crawford County
Adams County
Lil
Shelby County
Deliah Baker
Edgar E
Avalon
Olive Spencer
Esther Inman
Mary. E. Willams
Church
Methodist Church
Parson Methodist Church
Chaddock Boys’ School
Quincy
Dunne
Hadduck
Edith Robbins
Miss Hawkins
Miss Robbing
Chaddock
Read
DeVore
Merrill
Whittaker
Blalock
Cox
Wardell
Erwin
Maher
Hedllembeak
Warner
Albsmeyer
Grace
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Long Commission
Duluth
Grain Markets
Koneas City
Wheat
Jo White
Veoria
Peoria
Omatia
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Minn
Standard
Davie Ang
O. Hieng
Hhidra
Bolles & Hegers
Thicago
St. Lonis
JAUIS
Seed Market
Stock Exchange
New York Money
Mercantile
Panama
Lakenan, MO
Bankers OF
Monroe Township
Bert Bull
F. M. Boulware
Indian Creek
Rafe Yates
Jefferson
J. TE. Smelser
F. R. Crigier
W. FH. Hattersley
South Fork
W. F. van Landingham
George G. McGee
Union
J. I. Newman
E. B. Dry
Marion
Marion, «. W. Smith Co, W. Eubank
Quint Brown
Woodlawn
F. G. Taylor
Hanger Tisve
Clay
Harry Ruth
Travis Cartright
Washington
Thomas Spade
Will Hagesdale
Jackson
Sam Weemstreet
James H. Glascock
Thomas Goodrich
Ike Johnson
Chaude Culliver
Ethie Lewis
Spear Fish
N. B
Chalif
N.Y
J. FL Baker
Ella Shoemeyers
Frank Fagan
Co. Myers
R. FL Parsons
Annuldy
Turner and McKee
Ural Ways
Thurman Mudd
Bennie Kays
J. H. Wilson
Walter Haran
W. PD. Willett
Charles Steele
Ab Hays
Jillmes Sandifer
Albert Sorrell
John Smith
J. J. Elliott
Huth Yowell
H. Clay Hays
Edna Crawford
R.A. Orxle
M. EB. Proctor
Priday
Fermer
Quincy Clearing House
Liberty Loan
Prank
Jones
G. Lapsiey Alderson
Proctors’ Park
Timewell, III
Hancock
Marion County
Geo
Bennett
Rev. McCollum
Dume
Ezra Peter
Shelbina
Zenas McNutt
Mendon
Charles WW. Seymour High School
Orpheum Theater
Robert Boyer
Liberty
Gay Billings
Marblehead
Congregational
George A. Buttrick
First Congregational Church of
Charlie von Helfenstein
Talma Waney
Josephine Curry
Eva Wagg
Ruth Spencer
Alvin Krapp
Charles E. Gabriel
Juanita Nichols
Quincy College of Music
Jap Wibbard
Agnes Wagner
L. C. Wagner
J. D. Chapman
Maude Brooks
Kinderhook
E. J. Gabriel
Dorothy
Mre
Wham Krewet
Lea Wiskirchen
Reid
Boone County
Wm. Vollbracht Co
Barry, Ill
Strohl
Hampshire Street
Sterns
Dick Bros
Quincy Railway Company
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