Modern stores and credit accounts aid deprived buyers
The piece argues that even without telephones electricity automobiles gas or water modern convenience would be found in the store. It recalls how ancestors managed and highlights the role of credit accounts and home delivery in sustaining daily life amid shortages.
Markets Open With Mixed Gains Amid Holiday Cables
World markets in New York opened with mixed results as shipping and autos lag while marine, chemical and food shares lead. United States Steel made modest progress and copper and tobacco shares held firm as profit taking and holiday caution trimmed recent highs.
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New York
Tom High
Shipfiegs
Ant Ofla
Mrucible Slee
Ameritin Woden
Itdusurint
United States
Bubker
Chicago grain market sees May corn peak then retreat
May corn delivery rose to season high as rye and cattle demand pushed prices up briefly. Soon receipts and expectations of continued movement cooled buying, with July and September futures giving back gains while oats followed corn, and provisions moved with grain in a subdued session.
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Chicago
Cavery Shorts
Mipport
Tse
Corm
Gütke
Chicago Markets Report May 28 Butter Up and Potatoes Down
Washington wire reports mixed commodity movement with butter higher on May 28 and potatoes easing as arrivals rose. Livestock markets in Chicago Ogden Kansas City and Omaha show varied receipts and price ranges across hogs cattle sheep and feeder stock, reflecting broad fluctuation in midwest grain and meat sectors.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report From ST JOSEPH and CHICAGO
The report details cattle and calf prices, receipts and bids from ST JOSEPH MO and CHICAGO IL. It notes market activity, weight categories, and various price ranges for calves lambs sheep and hogs with bids around 9 to 20 dollars per hundredweight and overall market movement toward higher or steady tones. Included are Liberty bond prices as of May 28 withذكر fluctuations and yield notes.
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Kansas City
Eaves
Starker
Marke
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Nebr
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Catia
Helters
Injured Man Brought To Local Hospital After Train Accident
W. W. Phipps, 26, of Deeth Nevada, injured when his foot was caught under a train wheel during a fight near West Weber. Rutherford of Richmond, also involved, arrived later not aware of the accident. Phipps was taken to the local hospital by sheriff's car. doctors indicated some of his foot may be saved.
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W. W. Phipps
Deeth
Nev
Rutherford
Richmond
Ogden
West Weber
Thane
Sheriff's Department
Rutherfort
Iran
Phipps
Phipp
Western sugar industry leaders visit Colorado area
Judge fH Hh Rolapp and the Bougar men arrive for talks as sugar prices trend up. Chester Morey, chair of the Great Western Sugar Company board, says the United States may face another sugar shortage. leaders tour six eastern sugar factories and expect the Western states to become the leading producer. Theo Pacey plans to return to Denver today.
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Chester
Morey
Ehateman
Beard
Wirectars
Wb Rolapn
Eduiand Simona
Tet Sane Vonmpaty
All Quive Heen Om Ate
Tei
Tie Western Suites
Vony
Theo Pacey
Lenver
Vie Valve En Yerea
Mares
SURIE
Presidenut
Great Western Company
Americanization Class Program Saturday Evening
An Americanization program, run by the board of education, will be held Saturday evening at the Central Junior High School. The event features songs, a display of student work, an address on Americanism by Judge Hintag, show talks by Leslie Prager, and remarks by Principal Junk and T. Karl Pardoe. The class promotes English study and citizenship preparation for interested residents as part of ongoing annual sessions.
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Central Junior Hich School
Board of Education
Tabeormela
Instenetor G. Jackson Retves
Thintag Stotinsons
Leslie Prager
Notice of discharge of debts by former wife
Notice reads an individual stating that Phil will no longer be responsible for any debts or obligations incurred by his former wife Tena Johnson. The signature appears as SIFVERT JOHNSON, dated May 27, 1919, with Ugab, Ngden listed as place.
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Phil
Tena Johnson
Sifvert Johnson
Ngden
Ugab
AGI
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