Daily Market Reports Chicago June 11 1925
First report notes hog receipts 60000 holdover 7997 cattle 16000 sheep 8000. Second report cites market moves with hogs 6.75 top and beef steers slow. early sales strong. Official Saturday receipts hogs 8434 cattle 345 sheep 2571 calves 67. shipments hogs 2305 cattle 336 calves 01. Grain desk reports steady rye oats and lower corn to 4 lower. Livestock tomorrow hogs 29000 cattle 9000 sheep 4000. Liverpool July wheat 0.5% higher October 0.5% higher.
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Chicago
Morrison and Sexton on Rotary Program
Morrison declares knowledge of one's business plus Rotary ethics leads to success. Sexton notes applying Rotary ethics in dentistry can be difficult and shares humorous examples. The Rotary club votes to send local boy scouts to the Whip-poor-will camp this summer, placing the matter with the boys' work committee.
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Lloyd Morrison
Rotary Club
J. O. Sexton
Town
American Ships See Strong June Demand Under Prohibition
United States Lines reports a marked rise in passenger traffic for June with all London and Bremer services booked solid. The reconditioned America will add 696 cabin seats when it resumes June 2, and reservations exceed fleet capacity across five London liners and six Bremen liners.
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United States
New York
Bremen
E. McNary
London
Breamen
McNary
America
United States Lines
Rain Delays Puncheon at Richland for White Shrine
Rain postpones the Puncheon planned for Richland for White Shrine members. Social notes report Ives and Mrs Stutsman hosting a dinner on South Fourth Avenue with luncheon plans. The Nineteenth Century club and U S club held meetings with officers elected and raffles and refreshments noted. A surprise Sunset Park picnic for Frances Darbyshire was arranged, and a large Friday luncheon at West Monroe Street featured 32 guests amid pink roses. The season's notable wedding of Miss Katherine Drish to J C Paulhaus at St Marys East Pleasant Plain is described with gowns, attendants, and a wedding breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home.
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Frances Darbyshire
Frank Brindley
Sunset Park
Frances
Darbyshire
West Main Street
H. M
West Monroe Street
Wednesday Bridge Club
Alma Brindley
Chicago
Winnie Geisler
Muscatine
Katherine Drish
J. C. Paulhaus
St. Mary's Church
East Pleasant Plain
Johannah Drish
Lawrence Peck
Josephine Soboski
Miss Anna Drish
Vincent Drish
Julia Drish
Cecile Kurtz
Frank Viera
McCoy Drish
Father Weiss
Bertha Katz
Maryrich
Barbara Drish
Sophia Viora
Mary Drish
Washington
Chicago Brass Works
August Paulhaus
Guther
Brighton
Churches Observe Children's Day Across Washington
Yesterday children were honored in Washington churches with large crowds despite damp weather. The First United Presbyterian Baptist Presbyterian and A M E churches held programs that reports say were unusually good. The Methodist and Christian churches had observed the day earlier and the Second United Presbyterian Sabbath school will present its program next week.
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Washington
First United Presbyterian
Baptist
Presbyterian
Second
United Presbyterian Sabbath School
The Little Church Around the Corner at Fox Theatre
Director William Seiter and Sam Warner studied major strikes of the last 25 years for accuracy in The Little Church Around the Corner. The film centers on a Bethlehem mining town strike with a $25,000 real mine and a large shaft as dramatic set pieces featuring Claire Windsor and a notable supporting cast.
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Seiter
William Seiter
Sam Warner
Warner Brothers
Claire Windsor
Fox Theatre
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Miss Windsors
Kenneth Harlan
Hobart Bosworth
Walter Long
Alec Francis
Pauline Stark
George Cooper
Margaret Seddon
Winter Hall
Cyril Chadwick
Tom Kennedy
Low Market Is Far From Welcome Here
Washington stock raisers and shippers reject the Chicago hog quotations as hogs fall to 6.75 dollars per hundred, the lowest in eleven years. With corn prices high and hogs cheap, hog feeders face a difficult outlook.
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Washington
Chicaro
Children Day Observances Highlight Crawfordsville Events
Crawfordsville reports a bustling Children’s Day with programs at the Methodist Sabbath School and the Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. N. McClain of Missoula paid tribute to the late Rev. Howard McJunkin, praising his devoted gospel ministry and community impact during a sermon drawn from the Indianapolis assembly. The piece notes school recitations, dialogues, songs, and a focus on patriotic and moral themes across both services.
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Presbyterian Church
J. N. McClain
Missoula
Montana
Howard McJunkin
McClain
Washington
McJunkin
Dr. McClain
General Assembly
Indianapolis
God
Special Stockholders Meeting for Haskins Bank Renewal
Notice of a special meeting of the stockholders of Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank of Haskins Iowa to be held June 27 1923 at 2 PM at the bank office. The purpose is to vote on renewing the bank's corporate existence for twenty years and to adopt Renewal Amended and Substituted Articles of Incorporation. Sidney Coon J C Jones W E Davis Harry Bye D C Birney.
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The
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank of
Haskins, Iowa
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Haskins
Iowa
The Used Car Problem and Vehicle Quality
A Des Moines firm argues a used car's value should reflect its true mechanical condition not the seller. The piece notes wide variation among two identical cars after a year, one with strong engine and poor exterior, the other polished outside but neglected mechanics.
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White Way
Des Moines
Poultry and Poultry Prices Cited in Short Notice
A fragmented notice lists geese and pigeons priced per unit with hides of horses noted and an offer to pay extra for poultry deliveries. The source text is incomplete and reads as a local market rate brief.
Mrs Ray Minick Visits Henry Minick Home Then Returns
Mrs Ray Minick and three children visited yesterday at the Henry Minick home and returned this morning to their home in Brigh ton.
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Ray Minick
Henry Minick
Brighton
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