Bears Dominate In Corn Trading on Market Slowdown
Chicago trading data shows bears pressing corn with May around 1.34 to 1.35 and July near 1.33 to 1.34, as fear of transportation disruption and revised reserve rates weigh on buyers. Oats fall after corn, while provisions weaken. British resale talk and U.S. aid to Austria influence sentiment. Cash quotes across grains and related markets in Kansas City Peoria Minneapolis and St Louis reflect mixed moves.
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Chicago
Bears
Glass
Iwan
Austria
Omaha and East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
Receipts at Omaha show hogs to 14.80 to 15.00 with heavies around 14.50. cattle receipts 1,506 with mixed gains across beef, veal, stockers and feeders. East St Louis lists hogs at up to 15.08 and cattle about 950 on hand with limited movement. St Joseph notes hogs to 14.80 and cattle to 16.40, with other species showing modest changes.
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Sioux City
Omana, Co
Wan
Muus
East ST. Louis
East St Louis
ST. Joseph
WATERLOO MARKETS PRICE LIST AND PRODUCE PRICES
Waterloo markets report wholesale and retail prices for dairy produce, meats, hay, hides, and poultry. Butter and eggs cited with New York and Chicago benchmarks. hogs and cattle prices listed with various grades and weights.
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Waterloo
Ramtigo
Tan
Baler
Odensaeens
LSC Stags
Stock market opens firm with steel and oil gains
Stocks and bonds rise at the open led by Baldwin Locomotive Crucible Steel and American Woolen with notable strength in steels, equipment, motors and oils. About 400000 shares traded as profit taking trimmed later gains. the day closes firm with Industrials and utilities showing strength.
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New York
Auproce Ofares
Baldwin Locomotive
Crucible Steel
American Woolen
Ois
Philadelphia Company
Peoples Gas
Industrial Alcohol
United States Realty
American Can ' American Car & Foundry
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Texas
American Smelling & Rere
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
BNT Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
Corn
General Motors
Great Northern Oreat Goodrich Co
Maine
International
Kennecott Conper
Mexican Petroleum
New York Central
Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific
Associated Press
Paris
Oon
Nice Today
Amir Said
Amir Feisal
Hedjaz
Ohio Cities
France
Feisal
Syria
Rep
Iron & Steel
Sinclair of & Refining Southern Pacific
United States
United States Steel
Utah Copper Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Iwinols Central
Rl& Po
Hogs Close Weak at Chicago Today
Chicago market report shows hogs ending the session weak despite steady to firm opening. Receipts around 9,000 with mixed price ranges across weights. bulk cash prices near 14.66 to 14.80 per cwt. sow and boar categories vary. Cattle receipts about 2,000 with firmness in top grades and veal calves up. sheep and lambs also up modestly versus week-ago levels.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Mercantile Paper and Commodities Report Summary
New York markets show mixed activity with merchants quoting sterling at 0 day bills and government pounds steady on road bond notes. Potatoes priced at 49 cars Northen White stock at 4.35. coffee futures unsettled for January and July delivery. London money at 3% and bar silver at 194. Dated New York silver at 1.35 per ounce.
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Corrom
New York
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Chicago January 10. Grain and provision prices rose modestly as corn advanced amid scarce farm deliveries. Oats gained and provisions rose. market shifted on expectations of slower crop movement and rail bottlenecks. European credit fears and Fed loan policy cooled optimism, while strong packer demand and hogs supported futures.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Federal Reserve
Europe
Iowa Educators Demand Social Instruction at Meet
About 200 Iowa educators met in Des Moines on January 10 to urge public support for instruction on social life and proper conduct. Resolutions call for integration of hygiene civics and agriculture in teaching, and for universities and schools to train teachers accordingly. Dr. Van Buskirk and Dr. Throckmorton urged chaperonage and high standards to counter social ills exposed by movies and magazines.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Hfe
Iowa
EB. F. van Buskirk
States Public Health Service
Jeanette Throckmorton
State Board of Health
Haig as Candidate for Tower of London Constable
London rumors say Field Marshal Earl Haig may be appointed to the ceremonial post of constable of the Tower of London, vacant after the death of Sir Evelyn Wood. The post dates to when the Tower housed English kings, and the constable’s uniform is among the kingdom’s most splendid.
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London
Field Marshal Earl Haig
Tower of London
Evelyn Wood
England
Wives Plan Mass Meetings to Fight High Prices
Chicago housewives and the Women’s Fair Price group announce ten thousand mass meetings in public schools on January 21 to protest price hikes. Society leaders and club women will speak while housewives learn economical buying and lodge complaints against profiteers. Noted economists will instruct attendees.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Women's Fair Price Organization
Republican convention set in Kansas City May 5
Missouri Republican state committee decides to hold the state convention in Kansas City on May 5 to name delegates at large to the national party in Chicago. The report notes the forthcoming French senate election with 240 of 300 seats up for election.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Chicago
Republican State Committee
Treaty of Versailles Grand Peace Step Ends War
The article outlines the signing of the Versailles treaty in Versailles Palace on June 28 and its entry into force after ratifications. It notes the league of nations covenant, international labor organization provisions, and the process for ratifications and commissions on reparations, borders, and war crimes to follow. It mentions Scapa Flow, Germany’s reparation protocol, and the expected trials for war criminals including the former emperor.
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Germany
O’ Wilson
United States Senate
League of Nations
International Labor Organization
Scapa Flow
Bogam
Saar Valley
Rhenish
Upper Silesia
Teschen
Schleswig
Rupprecht
Bavaria
William
Holland
Phil Hanna Elected Honorary Member Of Greater Association
Phil Hanna former American consul general of north term Mexico is named an honorary member of the Greater Waterloo association at a luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson. The board will consider the recommendation after the official count showed 1 254 members at 2 p m. EK FL MacDonough announced. Also notes rising international and war news from Paris and Warsaw.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Phil
Hanna
Mexico
Russell-Lamson
FL MacDonough
For Sale Houses In City Neighborhoods On Market
Multiple old style ads list 4 to 11 room modern houses with features such as steam heat polished oak floors fireplaces and garages. Prices range from 1500 to 6500 with locations including east side city park Linden west side and southeast front. Also offers to buy rent or exchange property.
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East Side City Park
Linden
West Side
Bank Clearings and Local Notices in Waterloo Weekly
Bank clearings for Waterloo show weekly totals with daily figures and week ending January 20. Local notices report residents traveling, illnesses, church meetings, social events, and a county sales and business update including farm town and land firm formations.
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Orige
Pelor
Trom Motehel
Toronggar
Jackson & Raub
Jackson
Laos
Asac-R
Mrr
Hauh
Iacron
Dues
Frederickgen Ato Cw
Tama county auto registration penalty and franchise vote
Tama county residents must pay penalties for unregistered cars by January 1. Clutter citizens approve a 25 year franchise for the Iowa Railway and Light Company for electric service. Three of 46 votes oppose the proposition. A Belle Plaine to Clutter line is planned within three months. Mutual Telephone Co reports its 1915 volume the heaviest in history at 4000 dollars above prior records, though net revenue declined from higher operating costs. Gilbertville notes Lawrence Schmitz and sister Margaret spent January 10.
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Trae. Traer
Tama County
Clutter
Iowa Railway & Jlight Company
Belle Plaine
Mutual Telephone Company
Wanted Ads Mix in Busy Des Moines Marketplace
A jumble of classified items and notices from The Basket Grocery and various sellers. Ads promote groceries, household goods, clothing, and services while urging readers to consider banking, housing, vehicles, and employment. The page captures mid century small-town commerce with names like The Basket Grocery and Nichole & Gates. Institutions referenced include Russell-Lamson Garage and Sun day morning work postings.
Punkerton Creamery Stockholders Plan Meeting
The stockholders and patrons of the Punkerton creamery held a meeting at the book hall on Monday afternoon to decide whether to lease the lactation or operate the creamery themselves if enough patrons could be secured to send in rates. Officials including treasurer Davis and the board members were present to discuss the plan and potential governance.
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Barclay Center
Jiurelay Center
Jan
St. Klevkner
Uppertan
Tia Wee Oo
Cuntiela
Dunkerton
Took & Truck
Waterloo
A. Styradmuer
Punkerton Craamery Dutc
Book Hall
Davis
Charles City Youths Rally at Main Street Arts Event
Fragmented OCR notes describe Charles City youths performing at a local arts event in Waverly with mentions of a Friday date and a won outcome. The text is garbled but hints at school or community group activity and a meet at a venue labeled Main Street Arts.
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Charles Ciry
Charles Cliy
Manigul Arts
Waverly
American Legion Nesban Team Set for Preliminary Game
The Nesban American Legion team and the Y Siders, from Colwell, prepare for a preliminary game. Gharlea Lodge No 141 AFB & AM announces its annual installation of officers Thursday evening following an informal hour.
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American Legion
Nesban
Colwell
Gharlea Lodge
AFB & AM
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Cotter
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Meet
Haig
Constable
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Linden Ion
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G. P. Starratt
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Ilndon, M. E. Church
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Ladies’ Ald Society
Ehurenl Agement
Wyeraythe
St Mary's
Dubugie
Lowey Cel Begga
Dow Behottz
Behmostelie
John
Gilbertville
Gilbertvile
Jam
Lawrence Schmitz
Margaret
Dew Moines
Lighthouse Cleanser
King of Living
Et Groc
Russell-Lamson Garage
Model Laundry Co
Ford
Stewart Simmons
Mazon Service
Por Sala
Nichole & Gates
Rhode Island Red
Scockerel
Maple Street
East Side
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Denver
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Graham
Western Lyceum Bureau
Black Hawk Bank Blig
O. C. Miller
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Fischer
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Gor Do Rin & Enor
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Corpe
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East Fourth
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