Weather and Market Report From Iowa to Illinois
General markets and weather forecast cover Iowa and Illinois with thunderstorm chances in eastern areas, cooler conditions tonight through Wednesday, and unsettled South Dakota weather. Chicago market notes show a bullish crop report impact, higher corn and wheat due to government data and heat, with mixed oats and firm pork and lard futures. Local rain in Iowa and Nebraska briefly pressured prices before a late firming close.
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Iowa
Sinois
South Dakota
Chicago
Russia
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
St Louis Live Stock Market Estimates and Open Prices
ST. LOUIS LIVE stock report shows today's cattle hog and sheep receipts, market opening steady. Native beef steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders prices range 3.00 to 6.75, hogs at 6.50 to 6.70, pigs and lights around 6.00 to 6.70, butchers and heavy hogs near 6.00, lambs and muttons with prices from 3.00 to 7.10.
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St. Louis
Sury
Chicago
Kansas City Live Stock Prices Report
Market data from Kansas City shows the day opening steady to weak across livestock categories. Native steers range around 4.90 to 6.70, Southern steers 3.40 to 6.00, cows and calf ers 2.25 to 6.75, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.76, western steers 4.50 to 6.25, with total head counts 12 000. Muttons and lambs also appear with prices near 22 to 35 and 24 to 7.00 respectively.
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Ransas Bey
Wnu
Chicago
Beeves
Texas
Omaha Live Stock Market Opens Steady in Opening Trade
Umeha Neb Jan 11 3700 cattle in market steady price ranges shown natives cows and heifers stockers and feeders heavy and mixed lots noted with several price points 5.00 to 8.50 for cows and heifers and 6.25 to 7.75 for lambs and muttons observed in early report with 16909 cattle traded across the day and 2500 more on the board
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Umeha
Neb
Chicago Market Report July 11 Hog Cattle Sheep Estimates
Chicago market notes show cattle estimated at 8000 head and sheep at 216000 with hogs around 18000. Prices listed include creameries and daisies for cheese and dairy products, and steady poultry with turkeys. The report records mixed fruit, potatoes and other items with noted market levels.
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Chicago
Bakter
HOBBS
Waterloo Markets Flour and Grain Prices and Hog Market
The Waterloo market report lists flour and grain prices for several brands and grades including Clear Quill and Wellington of Waterloo with values around 3.10 to 3.00 per cwt. It shows hay, straw, and produce prices, cattle and hog rates with ranges for corn fed, grass cattle, and hogs, and notes the Chicago hog market opening steady and closing more active with tops near 6.95 for hogs.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Kansas
Market Reports from Chicago July Cattle and Grain Prices
Chicago market notes show cattle and sheep prices mixed with steady to slightly higher livestock values. Cash wheat corn and oats quotes across No 2 red to No 4 yellow futures reflect current supply demand, with New York and St Louis closes and Minneapolis cash for feed grains. Weather crop bulletin from Des Moines cites extreme heat, scarce rainfall, and variable yields on corn oats and hay. Elgin butter prices rise one cent and refined sugar advances across grades.
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Des Moines
Town Talk: Local residents commence varied plans
Attorney F. B. Merrian travels to Des Moines on business while N. Colishaw and family depart for a two week outing at Clear Lake and Lake Okoboji. Harvard graduate H. L. Kern to practice in New York City next month. Mrs. Nora Beuhner returns home after goiter operation at Pine Street Hospital. Mrs. W. J. Gowans and Mrs. Harrison Lindsey undergo operations and recoveries. Mildredllen returns from Waterloo visit. Fire alarm at Waterloo West as box car burns in Rock Island yards. Arthur Fowler returns from an eastern trip and resumes work with the Fowler company. he recently graduated from Iowa State University law.
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Des Moines
N. Colishaw
Clear Lake
Lake Okobort
H. L. Kern
Harvard
New York City
Nora Beuhner
Pine Street
Lafayette Street
Waterloo West
Rock Island
Cedar
First Streets
Arthur Fowler
C. F. Fowler
Fowler Company
Towa State University
Fowler
An Inexpensive Amusement in Belinda’s Coin Trick
A brief New York Sun quotation describes Belinda proposing a cheap pastime: balancing cents on edge, possible if coins are not worn, aided by blotting paper or a smooth polished table. The snippet invites readers to try the trick when other amusements flag.
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Belinda
New York Sun
Bakeries search leads to cheaper doughnuts
In a kitchen economy tip, Wille recounts visiting multiple bakeries to compare prices and then buying a dozen doughnuts at the place with the smallest holes, a quip from Judge about frugal shopping.
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Wille
What Would Happen Dialogue Exchange
A playful dialogue pits romantic longing against propriety as one character asks what their father would do if told of love. The other suggests deferring the matter to a third party and hints at previous engagement with a man who proposed and was accepted.
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Love
Ethel
Sam
His Mean Comment and a Punch Line Joke
A Puck humor item notes Mrs Doty reprovingly recounts Mr En peck saying he keeps her photograph on his desk. Mr Doty quips that explains why he rushes home to dinner. A terse proverb on truth follows, then a Courier Want Ad invitation.
Admiral Fled Big Gun Fight of the Oregon Tale
In a Chicago Record-Herald piece Frank Presbrey recalls July 3 1898 off Santiago de Cuba. An Oregon firing its forward turret sent a cat Admiral sprawling and a young officer Knight witnesses the dramatic engagement with Spain’s fleet. The captain vows to press the fight and both men survive the voyage legends linger.
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Santiago Harbor
Tampa
Cape Maisi
Cuba
Santiago
Oregon
Tropics
Knight
Frank Presbrey
Chicago Record-Herald
Prodigal Son Returns to Deceive and Die
Sam Bartlet vanishes at sixteen leaving parents and sister Ethel to hardship and grief. A stranger at the door claims to be Sam, but the reunion brings pain, deception, and finally a fragile family bond as the father forgives and the siblings confront a hidden truth.
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Sam Bartlet
Ethel Goodby
Ethel
Mrr. Bartlet
Mr. Bartlet
Bartlet
Sam
Deceptive Family tale ends with secrets and marriage
A widowed father, two young lovers, and a man posing as Sam Bartlet conceal a truth about Sam's death. Ethel and Mason bluff the old man to keep peace, plan a private wedding, and move west. The dying patriarch dies before discovering the ruse as a child named Sam is introduced posthumously.
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Mitel
Sbe
Ethel
George Mason
Sam Bartlet
Mason
Mr. Mason
West
Bartlets
Cape
Maron
Titan
Mr. Bartlet
Wes
Pretty Pictures Oriental Holds Sunday Sermon at Church
Rev Dr Robert Westenberg acting pastor of First Presbyterian spoke to the young ladies class at their Sunday school on The Girls Palestine. He showed stereo slides of natives and life in Palestine from his world tour and lenticular lantern slides will be used in church work in the east. If delayed he will discuss Palestine and her people of today illustrated with items of interest to Bible students.
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Fir Presbyterian Sunday School
Robert Westenberg
Fr Presbyterian Church
Palestine
Wesenberg
Westenberg
Waterloo
Pittsburg
Sunda
Br. Westenberg
Lamson Bros appoints new local manager
Claude S Bennett has accepted the position of local manager for Lamson Bros and Co of Chicago. The offices are located at 402 404 in Marsh Place building. George Booth, former manager, has been transferred to Chicago. Bennett has done business in northern Iowa for years and has been in Waterloo for the past three years. Elks note next to Portland Grand Lodge meet in Portland Ore on July 11. Business ads note barber shop for sale on College Hill with low rent and cash sale. Ad-Servic Co Cedar Falls Ia offers free service matching buyers and sellers.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Marsh Place
George Booth
Mr. Bennett
Iowa
Waterloo
ELKS
Portland
Atlantic City
The
Grand Lodge of Elz
Ore
College Hill
J. F. Crosa
Cedar Falls
Ad-Servic Co
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