Wheat Advance Pauses as Buying Lags in Market
Chicago trading shows hogs up 15 cents from yesterday amid steady to firm cattle and sheep. Receipts total about 3,000 hogs with broader market activity mixed as supplies pressure prices. Wheat futures opened weak then rose on higher demand, while corn and oats weakened amid bearish sentiment and export news. Chicago cash quotes show No. 1 red wheat at 1.19 per bushel and nearby grain values steady to lower.
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Chicago
Mit
Multiple Market Reports From Midwest and Plains August Data
The report compiles grain and commodity prices from Omaha Peoria Minneapolis Kansas City and Chicago with receipts and price ranges for corn oats wheat and white and yellow varieties. It lists clearing house reserves in New York and notes strong potato markets in Chicago with regional price details for Nebraskas Idaho and Virginia regions.
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Kansas City
Waterloo Market Prices and Produce Listings 1921
Waterloo August 6 1921 market prices for flour spring wheat pat winter wheat pat meal orange creamery butter plainfield butter cattle hogs and veal highlighing good fat steers heifers cows veal pigs premium hogs hay straw and sheep paste with scattered figures and unit prices across commodities and livestock.
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Waterloo Maskeets
Waterloo
Orange Creamery
Plainfield Butt
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Report Week Summary
Receipts 500 cattle Bankers better grade beef steers rise to 50c, most up 15 to 30c, stockers steady to 60c higher, fat cows softer by 25c, bulls down 25c, calves 25c to 1.50 lower. Hogs 250 mixed, steady to yesterday, 200-250 lb trades 9.90 to 10.25, top 10.25. Sheep 600, lambs up 6c, ewes steady, week trend mixed.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Winnipee
Seaboard
Saskatchewan
Regina
Z1ty
MO. Auk
G. Cale
Omana
Xed
UST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
Prices and receipts from East St Louis livestock market
East St Louis stockyards report receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with varied price moves. Cattle mostly higher for good and choice steers while grass cows and heifers sag, hog demand mixed with top around 11.10 per hundred weight, sheep and lambs firmer, calfs and veal included in notes. Market activity shown alongside Meese and St Joseph listings and New York produce price context.
Holders Sell on Stock Exchange
New York Aug 6. Market opens weak as discouraged holders and short sellers push prices lower. Copper weakness and potential dividend cuts sap speculation. several leading stocks slide 1 to 4 points. Foreign exchange firmer but cautious trading. volume light after weekend.
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New Yeas
Bears
United Drug
Baldwin Locomotive
California Wacking
Cerro de Pasco
Texas and Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
General Electric
Hethlehem Steel
China Copper
Central Leather
Norfolk & Western
Wey
Famous Players
Atlantic
West Indies
Jana International Harvester
Delaware, Lackawanna &Western
Union Pacific
Dela Ware & Hudson
Texas & Pacific
Sterling
General Motors
Goodrich
Inter. Marine
International Paper
Kennecott
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
ST Wee Ee
Tron & Steel
Cores
Sinclair Cons
of & Refining
fSouthern Pacific Southern Railway
N. ‘Peoples Gas
Midvale Steel
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Ghicago Market Backs Off
Wheat prices declined 4 to 6 cents from last week while corn fell 8 to 9 cents and oats dropped about 2 to 3 percent. Provisions also eased as grain and hog weakness pulled down markets. Export demand remained sluggish, hindering large sales to Europe despite high local volumes.
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Associated Press
Ghicago
Aug
New York
Europe
Chicago Children See Cows and Pigs on Orange Farms
An adult and seven Chicago children from the Church of the Brethren visited farms in Orange township for a two week outing. The group, ages 6 to 14, are hosted by central state church members as part of their annual mission to aid needy youngsters. The youngsters enjoyed the rural scenes, including livestock, having rarely experienced such farm life before.
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Chicago
Orange Township
Church of the Brethren
Central States
Certificates Awarded To 50 Sunday School Teachers
More than 50 names were added to the accredited Sunday school teachers list after graduation yesterday at Riverview Park. Certificates are granted by the International Sunday School Association. Beginning next year a four part course will be offered with a session at the park each summer to qualify teaching in any denominational Sunday school. The material is compiled by the Sunday School Council representing 20 denominations. Bishy-six names registered for the course when announced yesterday. The pageant Joy to the World depicting Christ's nativity was presented Thursday evening.
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School of Methods
Riverview Park
International Sunday School Association
the Park
Sunday School Council
Illustrated Life of Joseph Lecture at Lincoln Park
Fifty colored views depicting the life of Joseph will be shown at Union services in Lincoln Park tomorrow night. The theme is From Dungeon to Throne. Rev. Clinton F. Smith of First Evangelical Church will deliver the lecture. Dr. J. R. Macartney will lead the service, with a musical program under George Moody.
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Joseph
Lincoln Park
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
J. R. Macartney
George Moody
Higher farmer charged extortion sues to save $6008
C H Roth a Mt. Vernon township farmer filed suit to regain possession of 8600 paid in cash and notes from tenant C H Moore near Del welh alleging threats to extort. Injunctions freeze notes mortgage and bank funds. writs served on Miss Jennie Bird and Waterloo Bank & Trust Co. Moore accused of threats and felonious wrongdoing. Roth, a widower around 43, seeks immediate action to prevent defendant from disposing of property.
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C. H. Roth
Mt. Vernon Township
C. H. Moore
Delwelh
H. B. Boies
Moore
Hhis
Jennie S. Bird
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Miss Bird
J. Burk
Fayette County
J. €. Murtagh
Ti Fs
Jennie
Bird
Roth
Floral Service Star Memorial in Des Moines Planned
Outdoor floral emblem on the state house grounds near the capitol honors Iowa World War II fallen. The Service Star Legion of Iowa, led by Mrs. E B Barnum, with Gov Kendall and state officials backing, plans a August 28 dedication. Tulips will replace greens next spring, creating two gold stars framed in white and red.
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State House
Capitol Building
Iowa
Service Star Legion of Iowa
Yowa
Kendall
Glenn Haynes
Lawrence Foslegong
George McMahon
McMahon
City in Brief Charles Teeter visit to his mother
Chicago is visiting his mother Mia Grace Teeter Miss Fay Dorothy Martin and Katherine Buckley visit friends at Lake Okoboji. Orange township band to play Tuesday 8 p.m. Miss Lulu Smith leaves for Chicago for two weeks. Dr and Mrs Hartman return from five weeks in California. Kava ree returns from five weeks at Clear Lake. Miss Billy Lindelof attended Okoboji camp and returns. Mr and Mrs Seray and daughter Wilma and Mrs Nelson and Mrs Schaefer return from Chicago trip.
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Chicago
Mia
Grace Teeter
Fay Dorothy Martin
Katherine Buckley
Lake Okoboji
Orange Township
Grove
Consolidated School
Lulu Smith
Douglas Blackhall
Frank T. Hartman
California
HH. N. McMaster
Washington Street
Kava
Clear Lake
Buly Lindelof
Y. W. C. A. Industrial Girls’ Conference
Okoboji Camp
J. H. Seuth
L. Hostetter
Kankakea
Madge Hostetter
Florence Highberger
Omsha
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Fred Morrison
Dawson Street
F. Schmolt
Edward Mahnke
Lake Totonka
Waterville
Minn
al Roth
Rev
H. Mueller
Grossman
Lane Street
H. C. Moeller
Lake Minnetonka
Iowa
Minnesota
W. Bruner
Fiwo
Bruner
International School of Orthodontia
Kansas
City
Crookston
Minz
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Rochester
Mayos
J.B. Elwand
Vines
J. J. Sornish
Seattle
George A. Meler
Clinton County
EB. Sornish
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Stwood
J. H. Sornish
Sornish
H. H. Hattery
New York City
Waterloo
Air
J. S. Hattery
Fourth Street
Pendleton
Ore
Waterloo Business College to Graduate Twenty Next Week
Twenty students of the Waterloo Business college will graduate at semi annual commencement exercises. This marks the thirty eighth year of graduation for the college. The exercises begin tomorrow with a class sermon by H. M. Gage president of Coe college at Westminster Presbyterian church at 7 40 p m.
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H. M. Gage
Coe College
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bremer county fair to draw big crowds in Waverly
Waverly Aug 15 19 Bremer County Fair will be a high caliber event with livestock exhibits grain horticulture and junior displays. Premiums total 15000 to 20000. Notable judges include J P Eves Harvey Hess B C Marts and A T Hakill. Two big baseball games feature New Hampton Charles City and Oelwein.
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Bremer County
J. P. Eves
Harvey | Hess
Iowa
Becfar
B. C. Marts
Glyde McKee
H. £. Nichols
Ames
New Hampton
Charles City
Oelwein
Motorist Causes Cedar Falls Crash Injures Five
Aug 6 Cedar Falls report of a collision on Rainbow drive near Shoemaker Van Pelt farm. A motorist failing to signal rushed across the road forcing Joseph Myers Jr to leave the lane into a ditch. Five occupants including John F. Dempster, Louise Crousrz, Lucile Porter injured. Myers unhurt. Myer car totaled. Ralph Emmons witnessed, noted car number.
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Cedar Falls
Rainbow Drive
Shoemaker-Van Pelt Farm
Joseph Myers, Jr
Surtori Hospital
Cedar 'Falls
Ralph Emmons
Tite
Waterloo
Three Oct Ditch
Fourteen Boy Scouts Headed to Camp In Iowa
Ninety four scouts, mainly from Waterloo with Cedar Falls and Waverly contingents, boarded interurban cars at 10:15 a.m. for Camp Ingachooc run by the Waterloo council. Ray L. Short directs the trip with A. A. Stock and Joy Harris serving in key staff roles. First period campers stay until August 16, then second period arrives through August 26, with most planning to stay until close of camp.
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Cedar Falls
Waverly
Waterloo Council
Eachooc
Cedar River
Lima Creek
Brandon
Ray L. Short
A. A. Stock
Cedar Fallz
Joy Harris
Iowa Falls
Waterloo Y. M. C
Ingachooc
Roosevelt High School Named for West Building
The west high building will be named Roosevelt High School after the school board decision this morning. The name Roosevelt was previously held for the east school and the west board confirmed the designation, aligning with a year of consideration on the naming.
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Roosevelt
West Building
West
Roosevelt School
East Board
West School
Roosevelt High School
Two Anglers Fined for Illegal Net Fishing
Ba Chapman and fish warden report a busy week northern Bremer county as a hot seine is confiscated. Late Thursday night two Waterton residents were found with illegally netted fish near Bunkerton. They pled guilty in Justice Tramhauer's court at Mounkerton, paying $57.30 in fines and costs.
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Ba Chapman
Deauty Zeme
Bremer
Wensie
Bunkerton
Chapman
Terton
Tram Lhauer
Mounkerton Yester- Day
Parsons Music House Reaches 45 Years in Waterloo
Today marks the forty fifth anniversary of L A Parsons entering the Waterloo music business. The store on Steamare street has long been run by his son Harry Parsons. The elder Parsons started the shop in 1876 with one piano and one organ, later moving to Sycamore street in 1902.
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R. H. Garothers
Forest Avenue
Charles Zimmerman
H. H. Heiple
C. R. Hoxle
Water 106
Sid Hacker
Urbana
Minnesota
Fred Morrison
Dawson
Sycamore Street
Parsons Music House
Waterloo
L. A. Parsons
Steamare
Harry QO. Parsons
Parsons
Fourth Street
Farmers with hogs pin down postwar rise in South Dakota
A Le x Haynes, secretary of the South Dakota Duroc Jersey Swine association, argues that farmers with strong hog herds will recover fastest from reconstruction lows. He notes corn at 46 cents and hogs about 10 a hundred, urging producers to expand foundation hog herds to capitalize on future market gains.
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South Danoke Duroc Jersey Swine Association
Haynes
Ble
Mr. Haynes
Corm
South Dakota
Abe
Miss Sarah Warnock Buried at Vinton Iowa
Funeral services for Miss Sarah Warnock were held at her home near Vinton. Born in Ohio in 1862, she moved with her parents to Town and later settled in Vinton with Mr Robinson and daughter Tacita. After travel and illness, she died soon after visiting Coggin. Survived by one sister and two brothers in Coggin.
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Sarah Warnock
S. Robinson
Miss Warnock
Ohio
Common
Mr. Robinson
Miss Tacita
Robinsons
California
Coggon
Cosgen
S' Fer
Coggan
W.I 'M. Evans
Sf Cee College
Sife
Jas
Henkle J Creek
Benton County Farmers Plan Picnic August Sixteen
In Vinton Iowa on August sixteenth Benton county farmers will hold a picnic at the home of C Shaw in Big Grove township. State Representative J B Weaver Des Moines a strong Iowa farmer ally will speak along with W Hunt president of Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and Mrs Richardson of Pella Te a Farm Bureau woman. The program also includes sports and games such as a horseshoe pitching tournament a girls ball game and races as well as marked highways directing attendees to the Big Grove picnic grounds.
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Vinton
Benton
C. Shaw
Bis Grove
J. B. Weaver
Des Moines
Iowa
W._ Hunt
Iowa Pare ‘Bureau Federation
Benson County
Big Grove Township
Shipping associations to be started in Benton county
Livestock shipping association meetings will be held in Benton county on August 17 18 and 19 with Knute Espe secretary of the Iowa Cooperative Livestock Shippers Association Des Moines set to attend at least one meeting Also listed are various real estate transfers in Waterloo and surrounding areas including transfers from E T Wagner sheriff to J B Liffring and B Burge to E Clayton Clark among others
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Vinton
Livestock Shipping
Benton County
Knute Espe
Iowa Co-operative Livestock Shippers Association
Des Moines
J.B. Liffring
Swir
Orig
West Side Cedar
Waterloo
B. Burge
E. Clayton Clark
Grand View Place
Scance Caessteeseres
Franklin A. Scott
Francas Af. Clark
Forest Park
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