Wheat and Corn Decline In Early Grain Market Activity
Aug 20 Wheat opens weak withSeptember at 1.220, December 1.231, May 1.262, aided by selling of futures yet closes at weaker levels. Corn and oats follow the trend with price slumps and later partial rallies, while provisions stay steady. Prices across wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and other grains shown by regional markets including Minneapolis and St Louis with mixed results and currency-like basis movements.
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Associated Prees
Commission House
Winnipés
Chicago
Cor
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Price Trends Report
Omaha stock market notes show receipts of 6 000 hogs with steady to 15 cents higher prices, top hogs near 9 18, plus bulk packing grades. Cattle receipts at 5 500 with higher fed steers, yearlings up to 16.00, and varied stockers. Sheep receipts 22 500 with lambs mixed, top around 8.00, feeding grades steady to higher, ewes and lambs affected by slow demand.
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Omaha
Neh
St Joseph Livestock Sale Report and Market News
Livestock receipts at St Joseph Missouri show 2500 cattle with steers steady to 15 cents higher and fat cows and calves strong. hog receipts around 5000 with mixed quality and price spread. Sheep receipts near 1500, prices varied with fat lambs and ewes noted. market summaries include Sioux City and Waterloo readings and currency exchange news.
American relief aid credited with saving Europe from bolshevism
J H Wallis of the American Relief Administration reports from Europe that American feeding stabilized new democracies and thwarted Bolshevik influence. He notes Europe's recovery, growing trade, and restored railways while cautioning ongoing tensions in Upper Silesia and Vilna. He praises child welfare work and the creation of native organizations to sustain relief efforts.
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Associated Press
New York
Central
Europe
J. H. Wallis
Dubuque
American Relief Administration
Hoover Organization
Wallis
Baltic
Upper Silesia
Vilna
Austria
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Hsthonia
Wirth
Witos
Masaryk
Hainisch
Hegedites
Ameriican “Relief ‘Administration
Lep
U. S&s
Hogs and cattle prices mixed as receipts rise
Receipts reported for hogs cattle and sheep show hogs steady to 25 cents off with feeders mixed and beef steers up to 15 cents higher. Hogs top around 10 dollars and 50 cents with bulk around 9.50 to 9.90, sows about 7.25 to 7.66. Cattle receipts steady to 15 cents higher with prime yearlings at 10.75 and stockers to 5.75. Sheep receipts about 25 to 50 cents lower with top prices near 33.50 for city butchers. no fresh range stock sold early.
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Boas
Lée
Westerday
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Species
Kansas City market report from August receipts shows cattle steady to higher, with best heavy steers up to 10.10 and calves around 5 to 7.50, hogs closing 9.50 tops and 7.90 to 8.50 bulk, sheep about steady with western lambs 15 to 25 cents lower. Prices reflect bids from dealers, packers, and shippers.
East St. Louis Livestock Receipts Mixed Across Classes
Receipts at East St Louis show 3,750 cattle with steady to higher bids on steers and heifers slow, 7,500 hogs active with top around 10.00 and lights selling near 9.65, and 3,500 sheep and lambs slower with lambs near 7.50 and heavies around 6.00 to 7.50. Bulls and canners mix. calves show strength up to 11.75 for top lots.
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East St Louis
Jil
CAI
EPEP
Clella Fox Held to Grand Jury in Misconduct Case
Clella C. Fox, 22, was arraigned in municipal court on a misconduct with a child charge, waived preliminaries, bound over to the grand jury by Judge John W. Gwynne with a $500 bond. Sheriff’s bond cover and county attorney WA French led the proceedings. Fox indicated willingness to plead guilty and face a possible six month sentence. Fox’s wife is reported hospitalized locally. Police noted the alleged offense occurred about two weeks earlier near the neighborhood where he was captured.
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Clella C. Fox
John W. Gwynne
Mittimus
H. T. Wagner
Fox
Jnon
Stock Exchange Shows Strength Amid Heavy Early Trading
New York stock market opened with renewed selling pressure on several issues including Studebaker United Drug American Agricultural Chemical Colorado Fuel and Mercantile Marine preferred. Mexican Petroleum led gains while oils, shippings, steels, rubbers and chemicals posted advances. Monongahela Western rail gains stood out and overall sentiment remained cautious as heavy oils weighed on midday trading.
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Associated Press
New York
Studebaker
United Drug
American Agricultural Chemical Colorado Fuel
Mercantile Marine Preferred
Atitidies
Mexican Petroleum
Sexta Ory
American International
Mercantile Marine
American Agricultural
Virginia Carolina
United States Rubber
California
Endicott Johnson
Monfolk & Western
Reading
Northern Pacific
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Sumatra Tobacco
American IT. & T
Anaconda Copper - Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Becentral Leather
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Great Northern
Goodrich Co
Mer
Marine Bid
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
New York Central Norfolk & Western
Pure Oil
Pennsylvan Reading
iRep
Ron &Sinclair
Southern Pacific - Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Jiexas Co
Prices in New York and Chicago markets August 30
Market notes show butter and creamery dairy prices mixed with higher creamery values in New York and firmer quotes for beef and poultry in Chicago and Peoria. Receipts for butter, eggs, and cheese fluctuate while oats and corn show modest changes across multiple exchanges.
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Peoria
Ke Tower
E Tower
Mexican Saloon Closure Sparks Cross-Border Battle
In San Luis Sonora civil and military officials fought over an order by Mayor Jose Araiza to close saloons and gambling houses. Commissioner M Reyes, who resisted enforcement, was shot dead after being rushed to Yuma Arizona. Civil police and federal agents clashed with Reyes supporters amid looming further trouble.
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San Luis
Sonora
Mex
Somerton
Ariz
M. Reyes
Reyes
Yuma
Ariza
Jose E B. Avaiza
Araiza
L Obregon
Man Hurt in Canning Plant In Favorable Condition
The condition of Harry A. Blank, injured Saturday in the canning plant, is reported today as favorable. Mr. Blank is at St. Francis hospital. Also noted is a silent but effective salesman in the Courier under the For Sale Act.
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Harry A. Blank
Mr. Blank
St. Francis Hospital
Delays in Versailles treaty blamed for farm price slump
Des Moines Aug 30 Farmers from across Iowa attended the Iowa Farm Bureau day at the state fair. James R. Howard of the American Farm Bureau federation linked low farm prices to Republican senators blocking ratification in 1919. He urged inland waterway projects, rail-arbitration fixes, and targeted road spending to aid farmers while noting improved wheat and corn exports after July 1920.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
A. R. Corey
James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace
Mr. Howard
America
Howard
Federation
Grand Avenue
Henry C. Wallace
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
C. W. Hunt
B. H H. Cunningham
Jowa
John W. Coverdale
National Organization
Coverdale
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Item
Cassius C. Dowell
St. Lawrence
Germany
Austria
Harding
Senate
Livestock Shippers Meet in Chicago
Under the sub committee of the cooperative market league a conference on organization and management of cooperative livestock shipping will be held in Chicago September 2. Aimed at uniting livestock producers from various associations, the meeting will discuss railroad routes and logistics for efficient shipping and the ideal site for a new town on the road.
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Co-Operative Marketiing of
Chicago
Educational Exhibits at the Dairy Cattle Congress
The twelfth annual Dairy Cattle Congress runs Sept 26 to Oct 2 with a strong U S dairy exhibit showcasing old bossy on farms. Iowa State College and national dairy groups display working creamery, cheese factory, ice cream plant, and purebred stock from Ames plus crossbred and scrub breeding results. Demonstration teams, calf clubs, and nutrition charts compare dairy cash value to other farm products.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Estes
Waterloo
Ames
Iowa
Tate
Iowa State Dairy Association
National Dairy Council
Town Dairy Council
Lincoln Township Farmers Meet With New Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Elizabeth Hudson, newly appointed home demonstration agent, will be a main attraction at the Lincoln township farmers meeting at Harvey Tugalle's home Friday night. County agent A A Burger and possibly Charles Hearst of Cedar Falls are also slated to speak to farmers and their wives. A separate meeting in Big Creek township is planned soon with a watermelon jubilee as the highlight.
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Elizabeth Hudson
Lincoln Township
Harvey Tugalle
Mr. Ingalls
Voorhies
Miss Hudson
A. A. Burger
Charles Hearst
Cedar Falls
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Big Creek Township
Cedar Valley Fair Selects Judges for Livestock and Arts
Cedar Valley district fair will feature top Iowa authorities as judges. Rex Beresford of Ames, livestock specialist, will judge cattle and swine. Paul Tomlinson of Ames will ribbon horses. W H Lapp of the poultry extension service will judge poultry. R S Herrick, state horticulturist, will judge fruit. Lloyd Loonan of Hudson will oversee pig clubs. Miss Johanna Hansen will judge art.
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Cedar Valley
Iowa
Rex Beresford
Ames
Paul Tomlinson
Wifo
WH. Lapp
Poultry Extension Service
R. S. Herrick
Lloyd Loonan
Hudson
Misa Johanna Hansen
Railroads Offer Special Rates for Farmers Conclave
Railroads grant special excursion rates for the American Farm Bureau federation meeting in Atlanta Georgia November 21 to 23. Organizers expect about eight thousand attendees. Georgia federation hosts a motor tour of the state after the meeting. Betty Jane Hamton a New Castle Pennsylvania girl, completes a four year high school course at age 12 and is ready for college.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
Georgia Federation
Betty Jane Hamton
New Castle
Good Iowa Beer Seized En Route to St Louis at Quincy
Three hundred barrels of beer seized at Burlington and Warsaw were transported to Quincy and stored in the federal building. Government tests in Burlington and Warsaw reportedly found alcohol content above federal limits. The beer, consigned to Saint Louis, was loaded on a train when seized.
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Iowa
St. Louis
Quincy
Associated Press
Burlington
Warsaw
Quincey
Federal Building
Northern Iowa fair season highlights and delays
Northern Iowa fairs fill the region with events from Septembers in Aurora Allison and Charles City to Grande Benton County and Dairy Congress in Waterloo. Delaware County claims the largest Iowa attendance, with 8000 cash premiums and extensive grounds. Allison hosts the 65th Buller county fair Sept 5 to 9 with new features and entertainment. Benton County prepares its 50th anniversary fair Sept 11 to 16, marking a milestone for the agricultural association.
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Aurora
Allison
Hthader
Charles City
Grundy Genter
Toledo
Sioux City
Dairy Cade Congress
Waterloo
Manchester
Delaware
Iowa
Burghanan
Clayton
Linn
Black Hawk
Benton
Washington
Faysette
Marshall
Vaudelvillé
Alison
Alligon
Buller County
American Legion
Jon
Allison Post
Frank Winegar
Farm Bureau
Ames
J Benton
Witton
Benton County
Benton County Agricultural Association
Logan B. Urice
Cedar Rapids
Rock of Ages rock near village in Somerset England
Aug 30 Burrington Commune Somerset England a rock inspired Augustus Toplady rests just outside the village a large turnout of 10000 people joined in the hymn singing a memorial to Toplady was planned the event included a Salvation Army band and church of England supporters also noted distant phosphorus deposits and a claimed ancient river crossing the Sahara into the Mediterranean with thriving communities
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Associated Press
Burrington
Somerset
Eng
Augustus Toplady
Toviddy
Stords
Early Launch for Robb Boom in 1922 Congress Race
Des Moines reports a yearlong boost for Winfred Robb, a congre ssional candidate, army chaplain and Pole oats sheriff, amid Democratic plans to unseat C Dowell in the 1922 autumn election. The piece notes women's votes and the American Legion as pivotal factors and mentions tech prompts like an ice densal device and high pressure water usage in Bolivix tin production.
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United Press
Des Moines
Winfred Robb
Pole Oats
Tor Con Greene
American Legion
C. Dowell
Repubblican
Jean's Victory in a Snobbish Suburban Town
Tom brings his bride Jean to a tight knit town where outsiders, especially an actress from a cabaret, face social exile. Jean endures mockery until a life saving act in a quarantine crisis earns her quiet respect and restores her marriage. Hazel L. Willame narrates a tale of prejudice, duty, and redemption.
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Tom
England
Tor
Jean
Joan
Thay
Ihome
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