Wheat export demand fades in Chicago market report
The Associated Press writes of fresh declines as export demand remains slow and favorable spring weather weakens prices. September and December contracts opened near unchanged to lower, then closed unsettled with notable liquidation and mixed losses across grains, while corn and oats also eased. Provisions markets stayed subdued due to weaker hogs and grain demand.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Ysorn
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Wheat and livestock markets across major cities
Chicago reports mixed grain prices with No 2 red wheat around 121 and variety figures for No 1 and No 3 feeds. Minneapolis shows cash receipts, September futures, and other minor notes. Sioux City lists cattle and sheep bids with steady to higher quotes, while St Joseph notes hogs and cattle receipts and price ranges. Peoria reports corn and oats receipts and grade notes alongside currency and bond updates.
Values Lower Steers Strong to 15c Higher Hogs Down, Mixed
Chicago market reports cattle receipts around 3,000 with beef steers firm to 10c higher, hogs 15-25c lower. prices show prime yearlings up, bulk fat cattle around $7.23 to $9.75, hogs top near $11.30 and bulk around $10.85 to $11.25, sheep steady to higher on western lambs. Kansas City figures show cattle steady to weak, hogs lower, top vealers about $8.00, packers at $9.75 to $10.60, stockers mixed, sheep steady with yearlings around $7.00 and native lambs at $3.60.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Montana Wethers
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market notes and social items from Nashua Aug 4
Local stock market activity in Nashua reveals a fluctuating session with rail and industrials leading declines and some rebound in later trading. Community notices include visits between Nashua and nearby towns, weddings, baptisms, a baby born, and several residents traveling or relocating.
Janesville News Briefs and Local Notes
Riverside travel and social items from Janesville Cedar Falls and nearby areas include showers for Judy Schultz and Joneston, a bridge history note on Schuyler Inn, and local farmers finishing threshing and haying. The chautauqua tent hosts BE church services while landlords cut rents. a 11% pound birth is reported for Dr. Jenn Berigena in Brooklyn.
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Janesville
Howe
Judy Schultz
Jane Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Charles Burman
China
Joneston
Gene Burton
War Verly
Henry Outhwaite
Taylors Hardware
Ezra Prasser
Mart Schuyler
Schuyler Inn
Ed. DuBois
Bee Son
L. Sturms
San
Jenn Berigena
Brooklyn
St. Louis Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Receipts at St. Louis Aug 4 include 28 cattle 6 000 hogs 1 800 sheep and 8 000 other. Cattle steady to strong with fed cattle 9 0 to 9 9 per cwt, yearlings 10 0 to 10 4, heavy steers 9 4, heifers 8 5. Hogs slow and lower with top around 21 15, bulk weights 14 0 to 15 0, packer sows and canners mixed. Sheep active and strong lambs 19 40 to 9 75, western lambs 2 79 to 10 50, sheep steady. Running totals show mixed demand for various classes amid lower undertones on grass natives and some higher quality throughout.
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Louis Livestock
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Awe
Furniture Seizure Upheld in Jones Debt Case Ruling
Judge Gwynne overruled a motion to dismiss Henrietta Exan v Mrs Walter Jones. He held the Jones household furniture exceeding $200 is not exempt from attachment for debt, to secure a $116 grocery loss, with sale to satisfy the judgment. Mrs Jones, at 222 Bismarck St, is described as strained since Mr Jones' penitentiary sentence.
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Henrietta Exan
Walter Jones
John W
Gwynne
Trison
Jones
Bismarck Street
John Meyers
Government securities sale challenge by Iowa and Nebraska offices
Iowa and Nebraska post offices plan a joint campaign to boost treasury savings certificates and stamps from July 1 to October 31. M. H. Kelly Waterloo postmaster announced the challenge on behalf of Nebraska offices to promote $25, $100 and $1,000 certificates and 26 cent, 1 dollar and 5 dollar stamps.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Bee
M. H. Kelly
Waterloo
Nebraska Post
Treasury Savings
Scouts Advance Guard Safe at Camp Ingachooc
Waterloo Boy Scouts, about 20 strong, left Waterloo yesterday for Camp Ingachooc two miles from Brandon and 30 miles from Waterloo. They will depart the interurban station at 10 15 a m Saturday and meet at 9 45 a m. Judge George Winwowrt commented on the trip noting good shape in rain and coats.
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Waterloo
Camp Ingecoor
Brandon
Woman Burned by Kerosene Explosion
Mrs. Warry Olds of 321 Baltimore street suffered painful burns to her hands when kerosene ignited while she tried to light an oil stove yesterday afternoon. The fire department was summoned but no structural damage occurred and her injuries are described as not serious. A small blaze in the cupola at Headford Bros. & Hitchin foundry was also extinguished before firefighters arrived at 9 50 p m with no substantial damage.
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Goodrich Co
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International Paper
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Headford Bros. & Hitchian’ Foundry
Washburn Community Notes and Local News Highlights
Frances Kemp works for Jacop Brewer. V A Van Duyn recovers from illness. Henry Burger family visits relatives in Jesup. Coletta Driscoll visits Vinton friends. Local attendance at bail game in Hudson. Washburn beats Hud 38 to 6 with a lively rally in the seventh. Multiple residents visit relatives in Jesup and Waterloo. Rain delays threshing but boosts later gardens. Junior baseball games featured Washburn and Gilbertville with notable batting by Louis Burger. Several locals return from visits and trips to Marion and Ames. Rev Gretzinger preaches, with services planned next Sunday afternoon.
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Washburn
Frances Kemp
Jacop Brewer
V. A. van Duyn
Henry Burger
Jesup
Coletta Driscoll
Vinton
Hudson
Will Burger
North Daxata
John Werden
J. Gretzinger
Waterloo
Russel
Wildes
Howard Wildes
Shellsburs
Henry Steimel
Mies Schragder
Gilbertville
Gilbertville Battery
Mattie Gins
Johnny Frants
Lieyd de Grief
Louis Burger
Andrew
Friedls
Peter Schmitz
Harry Wildess
Shellsburg
Elizabeth Kemp
June Teeter
Doe Thiry
Marion
Batt
Michel
Henrietta
Irene
Mankats
Minn
Pauline
Farl Bellinger
Ant
Ames
Bellinger
City in Brief highlights local society and travel notes
City in Brief lists visiting relatives and friends in Minneapolis and Rockford guests, with several Misses and Rev. Purser families traveling or returning from Florida Alabama and Minnesota. A young woman receives a reformatory sentence after a statutory charge. Rotary Club picnic photos arrive, and local staff plan a week’s vacation in Minneapolis. An elderly man is found alive after neighbors feared death. Road conditions affect travel into Iowa while Wisconsin roads are reported poor. An advertisement promotes a dressmaking shop and bank facts with a phone number.
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Albla
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Dammond Ave
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St. Francis Hospital
W. H. Scheel
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
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Anna J. Merryman
Walnut Street
Florida
Eloise Wadey
Rockwell City
H. B. Boies
J. C. Orth
B. R. Shoemaker
Delaware County
D. J. Purser, Jr
Alabama
F Purser
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Helene Brennocks
Social Welfare League
Bertha Dingfer
Sedewick-Lichty Abstract Company
Jeanette McNaughton
Minneapolis
Marin- John Clark
Black Hawk Road
Foraccombe
Lake Eva
Lake Geneva
Pettit
Wisconsin
Iowa
Becker-Chapman Post to Elect Delegates Tonight
Becker-Chapman American Legion post meets at Memorial Ball at 8 pm to elect delegates for the state convention at Spirit Lake on Sept 1 and 2. Also plans funerals for three deceased soldiers.
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Spirit Lake
Equity Union Campaign Is Not Approved by Farm Bureau
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau directors rejected the Equity Cooperative Exchange of St Paul campaign to solicit stock for a Chicago terminal elevator. The decision came despite appeals by Charles Bor Beman and Har mon, with Cedar Falls VP Peter Pedersen supporting rejection. Sidelined issues include U S Grain Growers relations and membership implications.
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Iowa| Farm Bureau Federation
Pet der Pedersen
Co- Operative Workers
Iowa
St. Paul
U.S
U. 5
Peter Pedersen
Equity
U. S
A. A. Burger
C. W Hunt
State Farm Bureau
Ann
Elizabeth Hudson
Clara M. Sutter
Fiyen
Farm Bureau
Hudson
Burger
Frank R. Winegar
Butler Courty
Allison
Buchanan County Farm Bureau Picnic a Huge Success
About 3000 farmers and families attended the Buchanan County Farm Bureau picnic at the Frank O. Bantz farm near Independence. County Agent Roy T. Lee and P. A. Hougas spoke on farm organization and unity, while Pedersen addressed economic issues facing Iowa farmers and federal lending.
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Independence
Buchanan County Farm Bureau
Frank O. Bantz
Roy T. Lee
P. A. Hougas
Town Farmers’ Union
Hougas
Federal Reserve Bank
Iowa
Peder Pedersen
Building Contract Awarded for Coop Creamery at $14678
Register and Buxton were the lowest bidders and won the contract for the Waterloo Creamery building. The bid was $14 678 with bids opened at J G Ralston’s office yesterday. The creamery will be at Commercial and Eleventh streets with pressed brick facing and cut stone accents. It measures 60 by 164 feet and stands about 24 feet above grade, a one story structure with a basement hoist room, and construction starts at once.
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Register & Buxton
Waterloo Creamery Company
Tan Contractors
J. G. Ralston
Iowa livestock shippers federation expands in state
Des Moines reports 730 cooperative livestock shipping associations in Iowa with over a hundred members already joined. The federation, affiliated with the Iowa Farm Bureau, aims to expand marketing of cattle and hogs, study shipping days and stockyard facilities, and address congestion and uniform methods. The next annual meeting will align with Corn Belt Meat Producers.
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Iowa Federation of Livestock Shippers
Co-Operative Shippers’ Associations of
Iowa
Federation of Livestock Shippers
Iowa Parm Bureau Federation
Livestock Federation
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