Heavy stocks rise after early losses on rail demand
New York June 7 moderate stock market recovery followed renewed rail demand. The session saw a brief late rally as investors covered shorts and bought leading rails and utilities, with daily volume just over 3000000 shares. Major gains came from Southern Railway, American Water Works and International Telephone as others recovered from earlier declines.
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New York
Deoe
Ba Republican
Cosden
Skelly
Texas Company
Philips Petroluem
Tidewater
American Sugar
Cuyame
Porto Rico
Southern Railway
Tax exempt securities and investor behavior explored
The article explains tax exempt securities such as state and municipal bonds and their tax advantages to high income investors. It notes the demand from wealthy individuals and discusses how tax exemption affects prices, while suggesting small investors may prefer taxable bonds. It mentions opposition to expanding tax exemptions and viewing these securities as safe and highly rated.
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Federal Land and Joint Stock Land Bank
Congress
Cash and Monthly Payments Plan at Eight Percent Interest
The offer provides $200.00 in cash with the remaining balance payable in monthly installments of $30.00. Interest is stated at 8 percent.
Buys splendid small home at 950 North Grant Avenue Bath
Property listing for a neat 80 by 140 foot lot at 950 North Grant Avenue Bath features a fully equipped bathroom and large bedroom and living areas plus an enclosed porch and cellar. Sewer connection noted.
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Grant Avenue
Real estate notice from Fletcher Burrus & Co
Fletcher Burrus & Co funds real estate loans and mortgages for properties at 248 Worth Main Street and 145, 795 and 1798 W. addresses in Abstrac tora County. The notice records conveyance and loan details for the listed parcels and summarizes the actions undertaken by the firm.
Chicago Livestock Markets Report Flat to Mixed Demand
Chicago and Omaha livestock quotes show hog receipts near 6 000 to 9 000 with prices for 250 to 225 pound butchers around 7.60 to 7.80 and lighter weights at 6.70 to 7.80. Cattle receipts about 1 000 with beef steers 8.00 to 10.50, stockers 6.75 to 7.75, cows 5.00 to 7.00. vealers 8.26 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs mix, spring lambs mostly 40 to 60 cents lower, top lambs about 16.75, natives around 16.00 to 16.50. Kansas City and Omaha notes show similar trends with cattle and hogs steady to higher in spots and lighter demand for some classes.
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Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Wales
Arly
Texas
Liberty bonds close with varied quotes across issues
New York financial desk reports Liberty bonds closing with mixed prices on June 7. S bonds hover around 100.6, some issues show 101.12 to 102.80 for 4% and government offerings, while other lines display diverse bid figures and gaps in several lots.
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New York
Liberty
Bnd
Grddie
4Th Ae
U. S. Government
Potatoes Prices Mixed Across Regions
Chicago reports potatoes steady with mixed receipts and shipments. Wisconsin Michigan markets show varied prices and activity as new crop shipments and regional demand influence barrel and carload quoters.
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Chicago
U. B
Wisconsin - Mich
Uth
Carolina Barrels Cobblers
Stock Letter Reflects Dawes Plan News Tone
Logan and Bryan discuss market mood in New York on June 7 as favorable Dawes plan sentiment lifts trader confidence. Steady trading contrasts yesterday’s weakness in standard issues and suggests continued sensitivity to constructive developments.
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Logan & Bryan
J. B. Edgerton
New York
Markets at a Glance on New York Stocks and Commodities
New York stock market irregular with Southern Railway at a new high. Bonds steady with Liberty bonds retaining gains. Foreign exchanges mixed with French francs weak and yen down. Cotton firmer despite unfavorable crop news. Sugar and toffee show holiday rhythm. Chicago wheat steady in step with corn amid bad weather. corn remains strong. Cattle firm on light receipts. hogs generally steady.
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New York
Southern Railway
New 124
Chicago
Wheat Prices Fall as Congress Debates Farm Bill Setback
Chicago reports weekly market setback as wheat prices drop 2% to 3% amid Congress adjourning talks on farm legislation. Corn and oats show mixed moves while weather and shipping demand influence meat, lard, and overall market sentiment.
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Chicago
Iowa
Wool Market Shows Quiet Trade Yet Optimism in Boston
Wool business remains quiet across most branches in Boston as June progresses. An optimistic tone persists with slow selling in the western primary market, while domestic wools show some price stability and limited progress.
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Boston
Exchange Rates and Bank Bills in New York
Foreign exchange irregularities noted with quotes in cents. Great Britain demand 4.30 percent, cables at 4.31 percent, and 60 day bills on banks at 4.27 percent.
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New York
Great Britain
Market Review for Past Week in New York
A week that started buoyantly on favorable Washington news ended with mixed sentiment as unsettled trade conditions weighed on stocks. Rail and public utilities led gains while industrial shares wavered, land prices held firm, oil and gasoline shares fell to year lows, and several major stocks hit 1924 bottom prices amid ongoing production and price pressures.
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New York
Washington
Senate
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Weather outlook week across major regions
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday shows showers in the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys at the start and after Wednesday. Rocky Mountains and plateau regions will have considerable cloudiness with occasional showers. Temperatures near normal. Pacific states generally fair with some showers at the end.
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Washington
Upper Mississippi
Lower
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
Silver price report from London market
Bar silver trades in London at 35 1 16 pence per ounce on June 7 with market activity noted.
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London
Treasure hunt fails on Gunner voyage to Cocos Island
Vancouver reports from June 7 indicate the steamer Gunner, sent from Vancouver last winter to locate supposed revolutionary gold chests near Cocos Island in the Indian Ocean, failed. The crew used a metal detector, found metal debris from prior treasure hunts, and, with supplies running low, returned to Vancouver expected late May.
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Vancouver
B. C
Gunner
Cocos Island
Indian Ocean
Millerand Has Chance To Win In French Crisis
Paris June 7 AP The government deadlock continues but President Millerand may name a premier tonight after discussions with M Breeg and other leaders. Supporters see growing parliamentary approval for his stance against left measures that would starve government funds. Opponents may seek an uninterrupted session to force a ministry aligned with May election will. If adopted Millerand could resign publicly, though this remains hypothetical. He is favored to form a ministry within two months.
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Paris
Millerand
M. Breeg
Elysee Palace
M. Millerand
Hoog
Farm relief bloc fails to pass as session ends
Washington AP report notes congress adjourned without enacting direct aid for farmers. Farm bloc shifted to the Bursum bill offering a 35 cent export bounty on wheat as an emergency measure. Norbeck urged a vote, but parliamentary blocks and late-hour speeches prevented action.
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Washington
Congress
Norbeck Republican
South Dakota
House
Senate
Noreck
Norbeck
Overman
North Carolina
Owen
Oklahoma
Republican Party
Farmer-Labor Party
New Gland Treatment Promoted as Glandogen Tablets
A new glandular therapy called Glandogen is advertised as a life restoring tonic available in tablet form. European and American scientists claim internal gland extracts can stimulate corresponding human glands, often returning them to normal activity. Sold by Schramm Johnson Drug Stores Co. Adv ertisement.
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Schramm- Johnson Drug Stores Co
Pocatello DeMolay Band Performs in Boise Cap Steps
The Pocatello DeMolay band toured Boise for the Capitol Steps and played for the Grand Commandery Conclave on May 22 23. The group earned praise from Boise residents and plans a future concert. Photographed are band members including Geo Young Milton Nunamaker Earnest Pearson Paul Pearson Jim Kelley and others with director J C O Gardner.
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Pocatello
Capitol Steps
Boise
Idaho
DeMolay
Glee
Geo
Young
Milton Nunamaker
Earnest Pearson
Paul Pearson
Jim Kelley
Ray
Geo, Davis
Bud Motinelli
John Taylor
Paul Davis
Titus Cornell
Selby
Coolidge Busy Signing Bills in Capital Rush
President Coolidge signed a flood of bills, from multi million army and independent offices appropriations to minor bridge authorizations. He approved the Foster bill for a women’s penal institution site, and an alien admittance change, with a Senate campaign inquiry and veterans bureau funding details noted in the day’s actions.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Coolidge
Foster
Labor and Interior
Army
Independent Offices
Veterans Bureau i Trara Aytd
Wee E Neat
Rocky Mountain Biological Station
Senate
LaFollatte
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Jones
Caraway
Arkansas
Bayard
Delaware
Shipstead
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor
Reed
Missouri
House
Holstein Breeders Meet in Richmond Virginia July 4
Seventy nine Holstein cows exceed 1000 pounds butterfat yearly and 54 cows produce 80000 pounds milk in a year to be reported at the Holstein Friesian Association of America convention in Richmond on July 4. The association notes fiscal year gains and a strong financial base despite three prior declines. Since 1885 over 1,200,000 cows and bulls have been registered in the Herd Book with major milk and butterfat records. A national sale of 120 purebred Holsteins will follow the meeting.
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Holstein Breeders
Chicago
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Richmond
Virginia
Hea
Frank 0. Lowden
Association
World date line confusion marked by Pacific flight
Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society notes Paramashir Island in the Kuriles as the new date line. Morning May 17 papers printed 11 35 AM in America while round the world fliers arrived earlier that day after crossing the line.
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Washington, D. C
Paramashir Island
Kuriles
Ha Hng
Washington, D
Nation Geographic Society
Pres
Dispatch
America
Aleutian
United States
British ace Lowell Vere injured in airplane crash near Denver
Captain Lowell Vere, former Royal Flying Corps officer and noted British flying ace, and artist Norman Ful a newspaper, were seriously injured when their airplane crashed at a local aviation field in Denver on June 7 according to AP.
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Denver
Colo
C Tain Lowell Vere
Royal Flying Corps
Norman Ful
Ld Aviation
For Sale Warehouse and Bid in Rear of 142 South
For sale the warehouse and rear buildings at 142 South will be sold to the highest bidder. Bids received by noon Monday. Inquiries to H. Kane of the Tribune.
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Bain
H. Kane
Tribune
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Erles
Katy
American Water Works
Regent High Philadelphia Company
International Telephone
Bethlehm
Gulf States Steel
Dupont
General Electric
Coca Cola
Conogoleum
Stewart Warner
Famous Players
Statetherreee
Everyman’s Investments
W. Center
Fletcher R. Burrus & Co
Degemeceriers
Beilles
Eenatnee
Weather Outlook
Farm Relief
Pocatello DE Molay Band
Osborne
Badwin Breitwiser
Harry Kruseman
Lee Gittens
Bill Tatro
J. C O. Gardner
Wesley Wooden
Clarence Fowler
Hark Miller
Raymond Hughes
Car Sto
Russell Stewart
Ral Zene
Clarence Rush
Allen Holland
Elson
Spencer Ord
Carlos Ys
Supreme Court
Cummins
Ladd
North Dakota
Spencer
Kendrick
Wyoming
Adams
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Veterans Bureau
Walsh
Energee
J. W. Hopkins
Lea
Pocatello Roofing Co
Johns-Manville, Co.,, Inc
Res
L. Ruebelmann & Son
Gale
Poetello
Remington Patable
Remngton
Underwood
Field Typewriter Exchange
W. Clark
Garrett Transfer and Storage Co., Inc
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