Market News Chicago Livestock Report May Market Declines Hit Hogs Cattle
Chicago market news shows hogs easing 10 to 15 cents with top at 9.65 and most weights around 9.40 to 9.60, while cattle receipts total 10,000 with steady to higher prices for killing steers and fat cattle. Sheep receipts near 9,000 include fat lambs active and ewes priced up to 7.50, with feeding lambs weak to 25 cents lower than Friday.
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Chicago Grain Market Wheat and Corn Update May 24
Chicago grain prices show wheat with May at 1.47 open 1.42 low 1.46 close 1.51 percent. July 1.41 open 1.44 low 1.41 close 1.44 percent. Sept 1.40 open 1.42 percent 1.39 low 1.42 percent. Corn data truncated.
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Chicago
Unclear OCR Readout of May to September Percentages
Readable lines show various percentages for May July September and months May July September. Entries include OATS RIBS RYE and other items with varying decimal figures and numeric codes.
Chicago Grain Prices May 24
Wheat quotes show 3 red at 1.47 and 1.49 ranges for various grades. Corn bids range from 86 to 90 percent for yellow and white types with multiple grade distinctions. Oats and timothy figures appear, with rye and clover values noted for nearby market activity.
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Chicago
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Herrick Tribute To Charles Lindbergh
Myron T. Herrick, ambassador to France, hailed Charles Lindbergh as a boy of divine genius and simple courage in Paris. He told President Coolidge that no other could better embody American youth and the brave pioneering spirit of Nungesser and Coli.
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Myron T. Herrick
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Baltimore Sun Publisher Plans London to Java Flight
Van Lear Black announced plans to fly from Croydon Airport in London to Java in the Dutch East Indies, returning by air. He described the June journey as likely the longest pleasure jaunt ever taken in the air.
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van Lear Black
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United Press
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Droz Residence Rebuilding in Keota
Mrs. Clara Droz rebuilds her home in Keota after last winter’s fire. A Washington contractor handles the project. The new house will be one and a half stories, smaller than the former palatial house, but will reuse the same basement and first floor which suffered only minor fire damage.
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Keota Eagle
Clara Droz
Washington
Notorious Lady at Fox Theatre Features Real Officers
Four army officers play or helped behind the scenes in Sam E Rork's The Notorious Lady at Firay National Pictures. Major Lewis Stone and Captain Karl Metcalfe star in the photoplay with other officers in key behind the scenes roles including Major Robert Ross and Captain Gerald Grove serving as technical advisor and assistant director for the African sequences.
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Rainy travel details and local notes through Ottumwa diary
May 24 entry notes Irwin Kelly stalled by heavy rain turning to a hour wait on the road. Brown fixes leaking tops. John Wilsons return from Kalamazoo with observations on a 70,000 population city and home ownership. Reports of 3 feet deep Main Street water in Ottumwa and ongoing rain.
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Columbus Junction Community News Highlights
May 24 updates from Columbus Junction cover Chapter CX P FE O meeting at Mrs. Ruston with roll call on current events. Hawaii topic discussed. Local construction notes report a cement floor at Sink auto bar. Birthday observed for Mrs. Catherine Owens of Conesville. Visits from Mrs. Walter Lewis and son to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pine. Ada Kemp to start nurses training at Burlington hospital. Ladies Social circle gathered with 16 members. Fre donia Ladies Aid to bake sale May 28. Winfield baccalaureate by Rev. Hayter. Conesville High School commencement speaker Royal H Holbrook. Helen Van Horn to graduate. Helen Langenberg to graduate and plan university entry.
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Columbus City
Ada Kemp
Columbus High School
Burlington Hospital
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Conesville High School
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Los Angeles
Calif
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State University
Record Totals Compare National and American Marks
The snippet notes 3,343 records versus 3,415 in American records, highlighting a discrepancy between totals and national statistics without further context or events.
Train Derailment Delays Burlington Route Near Ottumwa
Several hundred feet of track were washed out when Avery Creek rose and flooded the line near Dudley Iowa causing derailment of five cars and the engine of Burlington Denver passenger train No. 3. Main line tracks are closed and trains are rerouted over Rock Island to Des Moines and west to Omaha. Eastbound trains wait in Albia yards until repair.
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Avery Creek
Dudley
Burlington
Lindbergh Could Attain Millionaire Status From Fame
New York may 24 Captain Charles Lindbergh could earn from one to two million dollars from worldwide admiration for his daring flight. A capable manager could take 500000 for movie work, vaudeville at least that much, and writings, royalties, testimonials, and endorsements could bring substantial sums.
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New York
Charles Lindbergh
Army Dirigible Breaks Apart Over Texas. Crew Escapes
The army dirigible TC-10-243 tore in two and was destroyed at Brooks Field San Antonio while lifting off for Scott Field. Commander Major H A Strauss and five crewmen escaped uninjured after tumbling under the airship as it began to move.
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Tex
Brooks Field
Scott Field
H. A. Strauss
Record Flights Duel Over Long Distance Nonstop Feats
London report says both Charles Lindbergh and British Lieuts Carr Gill attempted new nonstop miles on weekend flights. Lindbergh flew New York to Paris amid global publicity, while Carr Gill departed Cranwell for Karachi but crashed 45 miles southeast of Bandar Abbas. Estimates place Lindbergh at 3,500 to 8,600 miles and the British flight at 3,543 to 3,615 miles, eclipsing the previous Paris to Jask record by Coste and Rignot.
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Airdore
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Karachi
India
Bandar Abbas
Persia
Dance and Thomist Aides in Scholastic Discourse
The text notes that dance is a term introduced by followers of Thomas Aquinas in a mockery of the disciples of John Duns Scotus. It contrasts Scotus as a subtle thinker with contemporaries who mocked him during the Reformation era for perceived stupidity.
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John Duns Scotus
Counties Debate Bond Votes for Highway Improvements
Henry County lags as Lee and Washington counties plan bond votes for road paving. The Beacon urged counties to vote and issue bonds before the July 4 deadline when the state highway commission gains full control. A countywide meeting may be held to discuss immediate election prospects.
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Winfield
Lee County
Washington County
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Beacon
State Highway Commission
Washington Markets Price List Fragment
Market rates list per pound and per item for poultry eggs beef hides and horses with various animal types and conditions. Includes leghorn hens broilers ducks geese swan and Chinese varieties, plus guineas and live pigeons. No market for frail birds.
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