U S Government Market Quotations Week Ending July 17
Washington report lists prices for fruits vegetables dairy and livestock in Kansas Missouri Georgia North Carolina and Illinois markets. It includes butter hogs steers calves lambs and hay quotes from Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City St Louis and other centers with ranges and top prices.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Chicago
Georgia Eibertas
Imperial Valley
North Carolina
Georgia
Tom Watson
New York
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Special Session Hinted As Mine Strike Looms
President Coolidge may call a special session to grant public relief if the anthracite miners strike on September 1 becomes inevitable. Government experts study options including use of coal commission recommendations to break the strike, but congressional approval is required before action.
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Congress
Washington
Coolidge
Swampecott
United States Coal Commission
Billions of American Money in Foreign Lands
The Department of Commerce estimates total foreign investment excluding debts owed by foreign governments at just over 2.5 billion dollars. Publicly offered foreign securities in the U S during the first half of 1925 totaled 551.6 million dollars, up from 379.7 million the previous year, reported by Theodore R Goldsmith of the finance and investment division.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Theodore R. Goldsmith
Finance and Investment Division
Fire destroys Greek relief depots at Piraeus
A dispatch from Athens to the Exchange Telegraph reports large American Near East relief depots at Piraeus burned. The loss is estimated at one million dollars, with stores of foodstuffs clothing and medicines destroyed.
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London
Exchange
Athens
Piraeus
Earthquake Shakes League of Nations in Geneva
A violent tremor shook Geneva causing damage in the League of Nations and nearby buildings. Prints of the founders were rattled from walls in the League halls as reports of the quake spread.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League
The
Minnesota Bank Closes Redwood Falls After Failure
The Fira National Bank of Redwood Falls, the oldest banking institution in the county, failed to open and a state bank examiner was placed in charge. The incident outlines a sudden bank closure affecting Redwood Falls Minnesota and prompts regulatory intervention.
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Redwood Falls, Minn
Fira National Bank of
Redwood Falls
Chirze
Limousine Golf Inning On Local Course With 3 Men
Three Scottsbluff golf experts F A McCreary J L Martin and C G Steen introduced limousine golf a playful innovation on the local country club. Players drive the ball from the tee and then ride a limousine around the course while the game continues. The method drew attention as spectators watched the wheels turn with no clear stroke count recorded.
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Scottsbluff
F. A. McCreary
J. L. Martin
C. G. Steen
McCreary
Martin
Steen
Rainfall Rounds Julesburg Area With Bright Prospects
One inch of rain fell in Julesburg area over the past week, heaviest Sunday night, with heavier showers on the north and south tables and in the valley. The moisture arrives at a timely moment for the wheat harvest and other crops, bringing cheerful prospect and cooler weather following a heat wave.
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Julesburg
Telephone supremacy in the United States cited in 1924 stats
A roundup shows the United States housing about 63 percent of the world’s 24,576,121 telephones as of January 1, 1924, with 15,369,440 in use. It details per country telephone density, urban versus rural deployment, and average annual conversations by country, noting high activity in Scandinavia and lower rates in Britain, France, Germany, and Japan.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceania
London
Paris
North America
Tatwa
Nebraska
Omaha
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Stockholm
Sweden
Canada
Denmark
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Oil Show at Edgemont Deepens, 2100 Feet Reaches Oil
VNews reports a strong oil showing at the new Edgemont well in South Dakota reached Monday afternoon. Drilling to 2100 feet yielded 1000 feet of oil in the casting. Promoted by Rollan F Ireland of Lincoln, Hollingsworth Brothers drilled the well. Operations near Redcanon, four miles north, continue as Ireland reviews the extent of the find.
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Vnews
Alliance
Edgemont
S. D
Rollan F. Ireland
Lincoln
Hollingsworth Brothers
Redcanon
Curtis airplane mishap at Hofmann field injures no one
Guy Daffron of Iliff piloted the Curtis standard airplane during its first afternoon flight when a propeller broke and landing gears were damaged. There was one occupant. neither he nor the driver was injured. Spectators were disappointed as the plane was grounded.
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Curtis Standard
Guy Daffron
Iliff
George Hofmann
Ileets
Double Combine Elevator Buckets for Heavy Wheat
Observation from the Peetz district notes heavy yield and grain weight. Harvest machines struggle to keep hoisting apparatus unclogged by the heavy wheat in the past ten days. Manufacturers supply one cup per four chain links but this proved insufficient for a full swath.
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Peetz
Combine
Peetz Gazette Notes Hoisting Buckets Increase
The article reports that this year owners doubled the number of hoisting buckets, placing one bucket to every two links on the chain to achieve satisfactory results.
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Peetz Gazette
Man Strips and Hurls Clothes at Tourists Near Dix
A freight car tramp, Robert Kirk age 51 with no home from Michigan City Ind, stripped on the highway near Dix Tuesday evening and threw his clothes at passing tourists. Deputy Killion stopped him, nearly wrecked the Dix jail, and he was moved to Kimball for evaluation of his periodic insanity before detention.
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Dix
Killion
Kimball
Robert Kirk
Michigan City
Ind
Western Nebraska Observer
Rural mail route may be covered by airplane
Rural mail carrier Guy Daffron of Iliff bought a Curtis airplane and flew about 2500 miles through Missouri Kansas Nebraska Texas and Oklahoma averaging over a mile a minute. He may land at patron homes on his route and seek post office approval to establish air mail delivery on the Logan county route.
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Curtis
United States
Guy Daffron
Iliff
Post Office Department
Air Mall
Logan County
Peetz Gazette
Local residents visit Kimball and Potter on weekend
Sextorp Mr and Mrs Herman Schubarth with daughters and Henry Darnsteadt called in Kimball Friday forenoon. Mrs C C Crowell shopped in Potter Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs George Reetz with children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H B Fisher.
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Herman Schubarth
Henry Darnsteadt
Kimball
C. C. Crowell
Potter
George Reetz
H. B. Fisher
Social Guests and Local Visits Across Potter Area
Ray Wills and family visited Henry Moench home on Sunday. Numerous locals dropped by for visits and business in Kimball and Potter Friday and Sunday, including Mrs. George Reetz Miss Huma Nelson Miss Myrtle Nelson and families. Billy Lambert steadily improves from a severe bout of whooping cough as neighbors call on C Crowell and family with several farm and crop notes.
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Ray Wills
Henry Moench
George Reetz
Huma
Myrtle Nelson
Kimball
F. Morrin
C. C. Crowell
Crowell
Billy Lambert
Jesse Lambert
Fred Prince
Potter
Harvey Fisher
Betty
Helen
Arlo Fisher
Peter Nelson
Fred Dodds
Omaha
C. Cc
Chris Crowell
F. C. Mathers
Aurora
Nebr
Hugo Haack
Herman Schubarth
Louis Brott
Spring Canyon Threshers Aid and Local Travel Notes
Mrs Eva Todd aided Mrs Charles Brecht in cooking for threshers this week. Mr and Mrs M T Moore and Miss Isabell McKelvey drove to Sterling on Monday. George McKelvey and Join hauled wheat to Crook this week. Claude Keesecker built a granary for John McWilliams. Mrs Ray Sheffield and Bobby Ray visited Mrs Gus Sutter Tuesday. Milo Moore sold 70 sacks of potatoes and delivered them to Iliff this week. Mrs Robert Nicholas hosted the Willing Workers last Wednesday.
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M. T. Moore
Isabell McKelvey
Sterling
George McKelvey
Crook
Claude Keesecker
John McWilliams
Ray Sheffield
Bobby Ray
Gus Sutter
Milo Moore
Iliff
Robert Nicholas
Local Social Roundup At Hilliard Ranch Area
A lively audience enjoyed lunch hosted by Mrs. Nicholas. Mrs. Reeves and her children Lois Wilma and Vernon visited the county seat. Several neighbors including Mrs Poole Miss Phelps and Mrs Lauderback called at the Hilliard ranch. Families traveled to Sidney and Sterling. Mrs Barr and children of Centralia are visiting McKelvey and Moore homes. Russell Beebe works at the Hilliard ranch as threshing spreads across the area. Kensington plans a July 29 meeting at Mrs Wesley’s home. Rain improves corn and winter feed.
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Harry Reeves
Lois
Wilma
Vernon
Charles Poole
Evelyn Phelps
Julesburg
George Lauderback
Hilliard Ranch
Robert Nicholas
Sidney
Sterling
C. E. Barr
Kenneth, Merrit
Helen
Centralia
McKelvey
M. T. Moore
Barr
Charles Brecht
Kensington
O. P. Wesley
Shrewdness and Quiet Insight in Public Discourse
Quote from St. Louis Globe-Democrat urging the intelligentsia to recognize that millions are not dull in ordinary talk. Notes that shrewdness may be reticent and not always vocal.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Harvey Hotel Denver Rates Offer Bath Rooms
In Denver the Harvey family hotel in the heart of the city offers 60 outside rooms, 30 with bath. Rooms with bath cost 1.50 to 2.00 dollars, 1.00 dollar for rooms without baths, and there are special weekly rates.
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Denver
Harvey
Nice
Heart of City
Money to loan on improved farms at low rates
E. C. Stockbick offers loans on improved farms with low rates and quick service. Advertise in The Telegraph.
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E. C. Stockbick
The
Telegraph
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Bet Vost
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