Wheat market activity centers on July options
Chicago Board of Trade opened with limited trading in wheat options as July futures rose about 14 percent from the prior close. May and July contracts showed modest gains while corn and oats followed varied trends. Cash quotations for grains, corn, oats, and rye were mixed with several prices noted across No. 2 and white varieties.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Hich
Minneapolis
Grady
Minn
E. Burley
Waterlog Markets Sale Notice Apr May Grain Hides
A compact market notice lists spring and winter wheat patents with prices per barrel and bartered items. It references horse hides and salted hides with category numbers and quality notes, indicating a mixed commodity sale on the spring market.
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Saletico
Steers down 50c week with hogs up dime
Receipts show steers 50c lower for the week while hogs rise about 10c. Beef steers generally steady to 0c lower. heifers, cows, and calves down up to $2.00. Hog prices climb with top around 7.90 and bulk near 7.50 to 7.80, while pigs hold near 7.40 to 7.50 with a 10–15c retreat from yesterday. Sheep and lamb receipts total 7,099 with aged lambs and yearlings down about 1.25 to 2.00, spring lambs down 1.75–2.00, ewes down about 2.00.
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Galeape
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report May
Receipts at East St. Louis totalled about 2,360 with hogs closing 10c higher and top at 8.10. Cattle showed mixed moves with steers and heifers 25 to 75c lower, cows 75c to $1 lower, calves down up to $1.59, stockers and pulls 25 to 50c lower. Sheep scarce, lambs down about $1 to $1.59, ewes off around $2.00 to $2.59.
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ST. Louis
Esterday
Sioux City
Sioux Eyea
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City markets show mixed cattle and hog signals with modest price shifts. Beef end feeders and bulls largely steady to lower. hogs steady to 10 cents higher, sheep weak. Omaha and Sioux City listings report softer beef and lamb values, with light to moderate receipts and varied weights.
Prices in New York produce market midweek report
New York May 2 Butter steady with receipts of 13 643 tubs. Eggs steady from 9 403 cases with fresh gathered extras 47T 28c first 25k. Cheese steady with 5 531 boxes state flats fresh specials 14 1gce, ditto 14 15c. Poultry live not quoted, dressed steady. Clearing House statement shows banks hold 11 301 20 reserve excess of legal requirements. Other cities show butter higher in Chicago and unchanged in Kansas City. Potatoes dull in Chicago with old receipts and various regional types.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas Gi Hansas City
Clearing House
Week in Wheat and Grain Markets Amid Weather Swings
The Chicago weekly grain and provision review shows wheat trading higher on cooler weather worries and shrinking U S. visible supplies, with May deliveries under pressure and oats and corn movements bolstering prices. Bears gained late week as shipments rose and rains steadied crops, while exchange rate fluctuations eased futures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Siam
United States
Maycorn
Bears
Europe
Vailes
New York Markets Closed Today Holiday Observed
New York May 26. Today is a holiday. stock, cotton, metal, produce, coffee and sugar exchanges and nearby markets will be closed on Monday.
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Associated Press
New York
Waterloo council session on May 22 1921 proceedings and finances
Waterloo council met in regular session with Mayor Frisbie presiding and members Feisner Horns Link Ogle and Register present. Minutes approved. Communications on parking on Fifth Street, crosswalk and bridge work, tax assessment limits, bid advertisements, street widening, sewer plans, and various licenses referred to committees. Several resolutions for sewer and street projects adopted and bills approved and paid. Council adjourned to Thursday May 26 to continue with bids and any other business.
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Ogle
Register
Manning
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Jefferson
W. W. Wrant
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Fisher Tent & Awning Co
France
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Les R. Stinehart
Simpn
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Wek
Leslie Evans
Fay
Denver
Forest
Lucy_A. Leavitt
Locust Street
Fifth
Sixth
Locust
Berth
Arley
M.B. Cleveland
Frances Grout
Ole
H. R. Plowman
Fairview Avenué
Albert BE
Borwig
Awater
L. J. Benser
Board of Plumbing Examiners
Benser
Levi C. Foltz
California Street
W. D.scott
Gas & Elec, Co
West Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Commercial
Glenwood Street
Ogre
Iowa
Alien Printing Co
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Co
Beck Specialty Co
Supples Black Mawk Elec. Co
M. A. Blankenberg
Bloom
Salary
Julia Burke
Citizens Gas & Elec
Citizens Gas & 2
Somvie
E.W, Cohen & Son
Gale & Sweetman
Salary Co
Cutler Hdw
Ieu. Repair & Mig. Co
Glarma
Weeny J. Fairweather
Salary A
North Iowa crops show favorable prospects despite rains
General crop conditions across northeastern Iowa remain favorable as heavy rains persist. Black Hawk county reports potential record oats, with concerns over overly thick stands. potatoes and other crops planted in similar proportions to last year. Other counties note good corn growth, plowed fields, and bumper hay. fruit losses limited to frost damage, while Delaware and Mitchell counties report strong corn, small grain, and potato planting, with expectations of a robust season.
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Iowa
Black Hawk County
Delaware
Manchester
Mitchell
Osage
Mitchell County
Independence
Farmers Questions and Comments Letter to Editor
Readable fragments show a request for correspondence to the Editor of the Evening Courier and Reporter in Waterloo Iowa. Provide questions and comments to the Farm Department via the given address and phone 3330. The note preserves contact details and publication context from the era.
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Farm Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa
Farmers Block in U S Senate Will Map Out Program
Washington D C May 25 The no partisan block of senators with agricultural interests comprising one fourth of the senate will meet next Friday to perfect the farmer legislation program The Norris bill to regulate the packing industry is first on the program It has been reported to the Senate and will be pressed for passage after naval and army bills are out of the way Next will come the Tincher Capper and anti grain gambling bill The Capper truth in fabric bill to aid the sheep and wool industry follows with endorsements from Secretary Wallace and farm groups
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Senate
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wallace
Ohio Farm Bureau Makes Big Payment
The Ohio Farm Bureau paid 20076 for 40000 membership dues to the American Farm Bureau federation, marking the largest single payment this year. Chicago reports also note lighter egg receipts, occasional price gains for fine grading stock, daily gathering of eggs, and broader poultry movement with generally lower prices.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Meade
Tis
Ohio
Swift & Co
Veteran farmer Treasures Garden After 60 Years On The Farm
Cor W. J. Hotchkiss, a Waterloo township retiree, keeps a quarter block garden near his home on March and Third streets. He began farming in New York state, moved to Iowa, and now tends onions potatoes and corn. He describes farming hardships and stresses how farmers struggle today despite modern machinery.
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Mr. Hotchkiss
New York State
W. W. Hotchkiss
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Hotchkiss
Tlotehkise
York State
Hastie
Michigan creameries push two grade standard
Michigan farmers and creameries push standardization of cream quality with a two grade system. Michigan Farm Bureau backs the campaign as a leading state effort, followed by eight others, spanning national dairy policy debates.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Association of Creamery Owners and Managers
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Hommes Chevaux Lodge Organized and Legion Meeting
Ex service men gathered at Memorial hall for Memorial day services and volunteer squads. Becker-Chapman post leaders E L Rohif and Kendall Burch elected chiefs of local and regional groups. Delegates discussed service and compensation drives, hospital care, war risk insurance, allotments, and liberty bonds at the armory, with formal initiations at Memorial hall and officers chosen for Les Sociéte.
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Iowa Falls
Armory
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Mason City
Iowa
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Des Moines
Frank F. Miles
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Erle D. Tompkins
Clarion
Third District
June sowing advised for summer gardens in Chicago
Unseasonably hot weather prompts precautions for sowing in home gardens. Deep cover and good pre-sowing soak help germination. avoid washing seeds with heavy watering. use fine spray. Hot weather seedlings need shade and nightly watering until established. June sowing favors fall crops like Brussels sprouts, curly endive, and Chinese cabbage, with endive improving after frost.
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Chicago
Lady Astor Sees Women Steering United States
Lady Astor in the House of Commons urged Britain to back maternity benefits and floated forming a women’s committee to push Washington on the issue. She predicted American women will eventually shape U S policy and noted perceived government apathy toward leagues linking women’s groups. Shippers report cattle to Chicago and grain prices in Toledo markets along with silver quotes in New York.
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London
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Washington
League
America
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