Meat Market Report From Omaha Beefs Up and Down
Omaha area livestock market receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep show slow to steady trading. Hog top around 15.00 with bulk 14.60 to 14.90, cattle varied from 6.50 to 18.50 depending on weight and quality, sheep and lambs mostly 9.50 to 11.26 with light and cull lots weaker. Market conditions described as slow to steady with steady demand for certain grades.
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Omorrow
Oran
Amnooth
Omata
Potatoes Weak as 48 Carloads Arrive in Chicago Market
Chicago markets report 48 carloads of Northern white potatoes arriving, with prices for sacked at 4.20 to 4.35 and bulk 4.30 to 4.45 per hundredweight, reflecting weak tone in early February trade.
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Hicago
Labert Ponds B Rs and Victory Quotations
Market summaries list Labert Ponds B Rs with rates 3 percent 5 first 49 and 90 985 second 4s at 89 60 first 4 45 at 91 18 second 44s at 89 64 third 4 4s at 92 78 fourth 4 50 at 89 98 Victory at 8 percent 97 0 Victory 4 8 at 97 90.
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Labert ‘Ponds
Start Movement to Make Denmark Prohibition
Associated Press report from Copenhagen dated February 3 notes William Johnson of the American Anti-Saloon League and Rev. David Oestland launched a prohibition campaign at a pub meeting. The event drew mixed reactions with hostile heckling and editorial commentary in the National Tidende reflecting divided public sentiment.
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Koben
Corn and oats slide as provisions fall in cautious trading
Prices for corn fell sharply with nearby contracts down to 182 7 8 May and 129 7 8 July, oats finished 2c to 21 4 at 23 8c, and provisions down 8 to 1.70. Trading began with a downturn in corn value and broad demoralization of exchange amid fears of export curtailment and rail traffic obstacles. Domestic distributors bought on the decline as pork, lard, and ribs posted steep drops, while shorts covered and a brief rally in sterling offered partial offset.
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A. Sharp
Chicago
Grain Prices and Seeds Report From Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and Minneapolis price listings show mixed corn values, oats and barley quotes, rye and flour notes, and seed prices. Grain commodities like pork, lard, ribs, and flax are listed with nominal figures, revealing market stability with small variations on February 4.
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Chicago
Timothy
Minneapolis
Minn
Scandinavian premiers join League of Nations talks
In Copenhagen on February 3, Scandinavian premiers and foreign ministers held a conference and decided to accept an invitation to join the League of Nations. The decision came without enthusiasm, as the group felt the League offered little without United States participation.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
League ; of Nations
United States
League
New York Met display shows ancient Weyptian jewels
The Metropolitan Museum of Art displays a Weyptian princess collection found in the tomb unearthed by W M Flinders Petrie in 1914. Blue bead remains, lapis lazuli pectorals, amulets, amethyst necklaces and cartouches reveal master craftsmanship.
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New York
Lut-Hathor-Innut
Senusecret
Christ
Emmon
Metropolitain” Museum of Art
Avenua
W. M
Flinders Petrie
Aoine
Sat-Hathor Sunut’s
Pharoah Senuseret
Union Leader in Fonds Shot and Killed in Chicago
Maurice Enright a prominent figure in labor union conflicts was shot dead in front of his home in Chicago. Witnesses say four occupants in a touring car fired, then sped away. Enright had been involved in multiple union struggles and served time for a past murder during Joliet prison terms.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maurice
Enright
Joliet
Penitentaary
Plumbers’ Union
Immigration Surge Foreseen by Official at Ellis Island
The Associated Press reports in New York that Alfred Hampton, assistant commissioner general of immigration, predicts a very great rush of immigration to America on the eve of such a wave. Hampton spoke with Ellis Island officials about the anticipated influx and its possible impact on arrivals and processing.
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Counry
Hampton
America
Associated Press
New York
United States
Alfred ‘Hampton
Commissioner General of Immigration
Ellis’ Island
McKinley Day Banquets Pay Respect in Ohio
Hundreds of Republicans gathered in Cleveland and Niles for McKinley day banquets with speakers including United States Senator Warren G. Harding who urged popular government through political parties. Former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon recalled McKinley administration as Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University eulogized the late president.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Niles
United States
Warren G. Harding
Harding
America
McKinley
Joseph G. Cannon
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Royalist Party Seeks Hungarian King in Split Camp
Hungarian royalists divide into two camps with different paths to a throne. One faction supports a national king, possibly Archduke Joseph, while another favors inviting a foreign dynastic member for aid. A third small group supports legalist claims for former Emperor Charles and a regent for Otto.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Bat
Joan
Hungary
Arc Archauke
Joseph
Vite
Figain
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Charles
Otto
Demand for Crown Prince Frederick William to go to Germany
Hague reports the Dutch government would handle any demand for the Crown Prince’s surrender under their extradition treaty with Germany. Decisions would rest with courts, not the government, mirroring the case of the former German emperor. The Versailles treaty provisions name Germany as the requestor, requiring Germany to ask Holland.
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Efhe
Hague
The
Associated Press
Holland
Froderick William
Ggrmany
Germany
Fruit Jobbers On Way To Western Meeting
Denver January 29 fruit jobbers gathered for a Western meeting as they travel toward the conference. The group discussed market conditions and transportation plans while preparing for upcoming trade discussions with westward buyers.
Gambler’s Claim Stands Ready to Be Worked
A terse notice hints at a claim by a party named Jarbridge ready for processing. It instructs interested parties to seek further information by contacting the care of Chronics at a labeled address. The fragmentary text implies an administrative or legal claim process pending action.
Local business and professional directory fragment
A partial historical directory listing shows entries for Analytical Chewist We in Bacteriology and food and Ramaey readouts, plus offices in the I. D. Building and Boyd Building. It lists MO B WHITE AUTO COMPANY used cars service station, Homer Mills Attorney, Flower Foto Shop, First National Bank building photographers, C A Robinson, L F Roberts Auto Livery, and Casper Nygard J F Burton real estate with phone numbers and street addresses.
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MO. B. White Auto Company
P.O
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Third West
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Mills ‘Attorney Boyd Building
Flower Foto
First National Bank Building
C. A. Robinson
Bank 'S Trust
L. F. Roberts
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Taylor Cummins Lawyer
Babcock
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W.orr Chapman
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Bank & Trews Building
Twin Falls
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BiGine
Phoanaa
Ees
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Op Waughope & Gale
South Me
Parma
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