Sunday Services in Danville Churches
Central Christian in Danville lists morning preaching by Rev Andrew Scott and evening by Rev Mr Serrill on Making the World. Forestville and other congregations schedule morning and evening sermons with topics including The Acid Test Waste Is Always a Sin but Now and Crime and What Mean These Stones. Holy communion and special prayers mark observances for Rogation Sunday through Wednesday with crop blessings.
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Central Christian
Andrew Scott
Danville
Mr. Serrill
Plymouth Congregational
Add Tess
First Presbyterian
Morthminster Presbyterian
Jesus
X. W.G
W. T. Smith
U. B. Church
Grace MW
Abraham
Christ Episcopal
Sermon on Tithing at African M E Church
Justin Prescott of Walnut Street Baptist church will address tithing at African M E church at 8 p m tomorrow. Prescott has spoken at state church conferences with favorable reception. Dr J D Stoops of Grinnell college will preach tomorrow at 11 a m at First Congregational church. There will be no evening worship.
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Burton Avenue
M. E. Church
Justin Prescott
Walnut Street
First Congregational
J.D. Stoops
Grinnell College
First Congregational Church
Market Summary: Corn and Oats Fall as Weather Persists
warm weather eased corn prices with May at 1.27 and July 1.48 to 1.49, while producers hold large supplies. Oats weakened further despite unchanged openings, as favorable weather weighed on exports. Provisions rose on hog strength, with scarce offerings increasing on bulge.
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Chicago
Hogs Dime Over Friday's Averages in Chicago Market
Chicago market reports show hog prices rising as arrivals were lighter than expected. Hogs receipts 13,006 with varied classes posting gains. cattle and sheep steady to higher on modest demand. Sioux City figures mirror strength with hogs at 17.00 to 17.10, cattle steady, and sheep steady to higher across categories.
Chicago and Midwest Grain Prices May 4 Report
Chicago and Minneapolis price notes show corn varying by grade with No. 2 yellow around $1.62 to $1.65, No. 3 white at 80 cents, and rye near $2.50 to $2.60. Omaha and Kansas City markets report mixed corn and oats values, while St. Louis and Peoria entries list minor shifts in track prices and white and yellow corn, with oats and flax also quoted.
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Chicago
Timothy
Tbs
Minneapolis
Omaka
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
ST. Louie Grate
St. Louis
Market Receipts Report From Omaha Stockyards
Omaha area market summary shows hog receipts at 7,001 with steady to heavy trading and varied prices from 16.65 to 18.75. cattle receipts around 300 with steers 10.50 to 17.40 and cows 9.00 to 13.50. sheep receipts 700 with steadies from 16.50 to 18.00 for wethers 15.00 to 17.00, ewes 14.50 to 16.40, and lambs up to 20.40.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 4
Hogs receipts 90 bulk with prices around 17 dollars. Heavy hogs 17.00 to 17.15, light 17.15 to 17.45, pigs 14.00 to 17.40. Cattle receipts 200 by class: steers 14.00 to 17.50, cows 7.75 to 14.00, heifers 8.50 to 14.00, calves 5.00 to 13.00. Sheep receipts 500 steady: lambs 19.60 to 20.60, yearlings 16.00 to 17.00, wethers 15.00 to 17.50, ewes 15.00 to 16.75.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Kansas City
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Joseph and St Louis
St Joseph market reports receipts hogs 1200 steady with top 17.25, cattle 400 steady with steers 12.06 to 17.55, cows 7.00 to 16.00, calves 7.00 to 16.09. Lambs 15.00 to 20.60, ewes 10.00 to 16.73, hogs at St Louis receipts 3500 steady with a wide mix, cattle steers about 311 at 00. long list notes heifers 12.50 to 12.50, calves 7.00, lambs 20.50 to 21.25, ewes 15.00 to 17.00, wethers 16.50 to 17.00.
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ST. Joseph
Prices from New York and Chicago dairy markets May 4
New YorkButter receipts 7,670 cases gentle rise creamery 47 47.5c extras 46 46.4c firsts 43.5c packing stock No 2 31.5c Eggs steady 29,465 cases fresh gathered 38.5c 4% 4c storage packed 36.0 37.4c regular packed 35.0 26c Cheese steady receipts 2,897 boxes state whole milk flats 24 25c Poultry live firm dressed quiet prices unchanged. ChicagoButter higher creamery 35 43c Eggs higher receipts 19,009 cases ordinary firsts 31.34c at mark 32 33e0.
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New York
F . Waubago
Chicago
City in Brief: Local Notes and Elections Mix
A wall of short items from Charles City and Waterloo covers optical ads, travel, a Waterloo marriage license for Edward Wardyoung and Frances Mayse, and notes on health, bank visitors, birth announcements, and a Republican county treasurer nomination filing for Russell L. DeGon. Des Moines deputy superintendent Frank D. Joseph tours the city as a GOP candidate.
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Edward Wardyoung
Frances Mayse
Waterloo
Catherine Chatfield
San Francisco
Cal
Verne Jay
Presbyterian Hospital
Sixth Street West
Russell L. DeGon
Frank D. Joseph
Des Moines
Joseph
Delaware County
Alismaus
Upper Iowa University
Market summary from May 4 with varied commodity prices
Prices for potatoes poultry eggs butter grain and metals ranged with oats and timothy seed quoted. Cotton and stocks moved modestly amid Liberty loan activity while London silver and mercantile paper reported slight changes and the New York clearing house noted reserve excess at week end.
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Clearing House
New York
St Mark's Church Cafe supper advertised Tuesday
St Mark's church will hold a parish cafe supper in the church rooms on Tuesday evening from 6 30 to 7 30. All are cordially invited to attend this community event.
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St. Mark’s Church
Ships Face Fuel Shortage If Lease Bill Fails
Secretary Lane warned Washington today that ships, railroads and war industries could run out of fuel within 60 days if Congress does not pass the leasing bill. In another item, Cornell college girls save bread as pledges cut daily consumption preventing 1,800 loaves from June 1. A Liberty table at Bowman hall serves no butter or sugar and turns away applicants.
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Lane
Washington, D. C
Congress
Mt. Vernon
Bowman Hall
Cornell College
Morris Nelson Gets Off Easily In Cedar Falls
Morris Nelson, whose troubles drew Waterloo officials, was in custody of Marshal Enlow for a January check. He paid costs, was released, as Cedar Falls authorities did not know he was wanted in Waterloo. Red Cross notes warn trained volunteers to report for expert worker cards.
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Cedar Falls
Morris Nelson
Waterloo
Marshal Enlow
RED Cross
F.C. Platt
Military Relief
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Enthusiasm for ideal planting conditions lifted corn market expectations while bears capitalized on peace talk. Compared with last week, prices fell about 14.6 percent this morning. Oats declined. provisions moved from a $1.62 drop to a 65 cent gain as pork slumped and lard and ribs showed shipping demand amid hedging concerns.
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Chicago
Bears
German Steamer Carries Gravel in Surprise Voyage
Amsterdam May 4 The German steamer Maagdalene Fischer carrying gravel from Antwerp to Zeebrugge passed Zeebrugge Friday en route to Antwerp. The Flushing correspondent of the Telegraf notes the voyage caused surprise as an order barred navigation in the mouths of the Scheldt on April 26.
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Amsterdam
Stanmer Maagdalene Fischer
Antwerp
Zeerbrigse
Zeebrigge
Flushing
Telegraf
28 Soldiers To Report For May 10 Departure
Twenty eight men from Sacramento are notified to report at 4 p.m. May 9 for final instructions at the local board. They will board the Rock Island line train to St Louis on May 10, with assembly an hour before departure. Canada lowers draft age to nineteen with registration to begin before June first and a call before July.
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Rock Island Line
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Canada
Ottawa
For Rent Classified Notices At Des Moines Area
Local rental and sale notices list multiple properties including six rooms with porch, modern seven room with new decor, furnished rooms for gentlemen, and large front room near Terminal station. Also items for sale such as a 1918 Chevrolet Touring Car, an ice box, and a range. Several job and appliance notices appear, with contact numbers and addresses scattered throughout.
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Cotturs
Chautauqua Park
East Third
Watering
Eleytric Park
Randolph St
W. S. Gourdnour
Terminal Station
Fireone
Town Business Exchange
Fleming
Des Moines
Wight
Midway Cafe
York Cobey
Jeffferson
Sais
Somaa
Linden Ave
Stereford Bulla
Amos Burhans
Ding Ani Soda Miller
Goon Lindebaker Sour
Waterson Laundry
Fifth
Tefferson St
Wellington
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Waleut Street
Wright
Forestville
J. D. Stoops
Union Congregational
Federal Lake Boat Control
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
Shipping Board
Guy
Orange Township Consolidated School
J. E. Meyer
Grain and Provisions
Sioux City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Neh
Kansas City Livestock
Buchanan
F. W. Powers
Charles City
Sergi
G. E Brown
Bes Moines
Albert Dreyer
Aplington
C. L. Bright
Jesup
C. T. Stumme
Readlyn
St. Lows
Toledo
Mibogrseed
Atsike
London
Mercantile Paper
Mercantile
Stocks and Bonds
Liberty Loan
General Motors
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Midvale
Lackawanna Steel
Marine
Liberty Bonds
St. Paul
Liberty
American
American Can
Anaconda Copper &Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Corn Products Crucible Steel
Cuba
Erie
General Motors Great Northern
Kennecott Copper
Maxwell Motor Co
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania - Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Co
Union Pacific
Wilys-Overland
Sinclatr Oil
Starn Teecteeeres
WBS
Creamery
Uider Law
Marsh-Place Bldz
Irvin G. Cohen
Lamson Bros. 6 CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Marsh- Place
C. G. Larrabee
Mer
Walterson Officer Supply Co
Water St
Austin Burt
West Third Ave
East Fifth Street
DOT
Tulsa O14
Hrag Oil and Business Men of
Tulsa
Mid-Continent
OFL News
South Boston St
Toba
Oklahoma
Reids
Cedar Rapids
Towa
State Supply CO
South Second
Luwa
Windsor
Ocsiond
Sedertoriiz
B. Toledo
Overland-Hanson CO
East Fourth and
Franklin Streets
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