Markets Open With Fresh Weakness In Grain Prices
The market showed renewed weakness in corn and oats with futures sliding at the opening and then partially recovering. Cash quotes in Chicago for corn and oats were listed with varied values, while Kansas City grain prices showed mixed readings across wheat and corn contracts. Provisions traded listlessly as pork, lard, and rib offerings moved slowly, with some firmness in certain fats despite overall subdued activity.
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St Joseph Livestock Market Report Highlights Hog and Cattle Prices
The St Joseph market shows hog receipts around 4,500 with top bids near 18.90 and lower bids around 15.25. Cattle include 1,369 steers, steady. cows and heifers range from 6.50 to 13.00, with lambs and ewes noted in the lower to mid ranges.
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St. Joseph
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Kansas City livestock sales report shows hog receipts around 1 000 with prices $15.50 to $18.25, packers and lights $17.00 to $18.35, cattle receipts about 18 000 with steers and cows priced from $5.10 to $12.00, calves $5.09 to $14.00, and sheep receipts near 5 000 with lambs $13.50 to $15.50, yearlings and wethers $9.00 to $11.00, ewes around $8.50 to $12.00, stockers and feeders $6.56 to $7.08.
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Kansas City
Prices Across Markets Show Mixed Commodity Moves
Chicago and other hubs report varied prices for butter corn potatoes and poultry as markets reflect unsettled trends. Wheat oats and barley trade with irregular receipts while reports from Minneapolis Saint Louis and Omaha note mixed movements in dairy and grain products amid shifting demand.
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Chicago
Peoria
Mato
New York
Minneaforis Grady
Minneapolis
Minn
Omaha
Weekly Grain and Provision Review from Chicago Ort
The report notes drastic price cuts and excited selling in the grain market this week, with prices down from a week earlier. Export demand and government orders shaped markets, while hopes for peace faded amid war weariness and uncertain surrender prospects.
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Chicago
Jehanses
Bulearia
Peare Agy
Cattle market slips as steers falter and stockers edge higher
Fragmented market notes from Friday show cattle prices uneven with steers mostly steady to lower and cheaper grades down, while stockers and feeders trend higher. Receipts around 1,000 with western lambs and feeding sheep lower. hogs 10 to 15 cents under Friday averages. mixed day for steers and heifers amid price shifts.
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Keira
Biana
Igre
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha Neb October cattle and hog quotes show mixed receipts. Hog prices range from 14.20 to 15.40 per hundredweight with 200 head reported steady. Cows and heifers bring 9.00 to 13.50, yearlings 12.00 to 14.00, sheep receipts around 100, with lambs near 14.08 and 12.00 to 14.60 for other categories.
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Omaha
Neb
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Sioux City livestock market notes hogs at prices around 18.20 to 18.50 with light receipts. cattle receipts about 600 with cows and heifers around 14.0. hogs and cattle markets show steady activity. Sheep receipts about 2,000 also steady.
Livestock Prices Mixed at St. Louis Market
St. Louis Livestock reports varied hog, cattle and lamb quotes with several price ranges. Hogs steady near 18.75 to 18.85 per hundredweight, bulk 18.50. mixed lots at 18.00 to 19.00. Heifers around 3.60 to 2.49. calves about 7.75. lambs 12.00 to 50. Ewes listed near 11.00.
Americans Hold Lead Despite Terrific Fire near Argonne
American forces pressed advances amid heavy fighting on the Meuse and Argonne front with tanks aiding the assault. Air power established supremacy as twilight raids and day operations continued, while German retreat options were viewed as compelled by Allied pressure. British shipyard output rose in September, with nine months totals showing significant increases in merchant tonnage and a dramatic drop in losses in mid 1918.
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Syate
Argonne Forest
Meuse
Arsenne
Verdun
Berlin
Mean Thiev or Mean Cussedness at Cattle Congress
A silk flag was stolen Thursday night from a booth at the Cattle Congress. The owner, a native Scotsman, values the emblem highly and doubts duplication in the United States. Returning the flag to Cattle Congress officials or the sheriff is urged, or left at this office.
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United States
Congress
Dale E. Andrews
Cattle Congress
Russall-Lamson Hotel
Presbyterian Hospital
Wrecked Gillespie plant blast claims many lives
The Morvan, New Jersey TNT plant explosion killed 14 known dead and injured many others. Fire and rescue efforts continued as military guards sealed Perth Amboy and South Amboy while towns evacuated. A railroad fireman died saving a locomotive, and overall search for missing workers proceeded amid ongoing detonations.
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Gillespie
Elizabeth
Rahway
Yates
Gillespie Company
Perth Amboy
South Amboy
United States Coast Guards
Gillespie Plant
Gillespe
Amboy
New Jersey
Iass
French and U S Push Foe From Valuable Ground
Allied forces press German positions in a broad offensive east of Reims and along the Argonne, with Gen Berthelot claiming 2,500 prisoners and 31 guns in five days. British and French advance near Beaurevoir Le Caislet while American forces push north of the Kriemhild defense system and toward Lille as German withdrawals continue in front of Allied lines.
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Reims
Berthelot
Argonne
Gon- Taud
Monthois
U. & Men
Kriemaild
Kriembhild
St. Quentin
Beaurevoir
le Caislet
Charnor- Vert
Lille
Fortie
Flanders
Ashicat
Ypres
Scarpe
Paris
Serbia
Vranje
Presys
London
Louis Ringwier
Church Directory Update Reaches Waterloo Area
Waterloo church listings reveal Sunday school at 10 a.m. and varied services across denominations. Notable entries include Adventist and Baptist congregations, Catholic masses, and multiple Lutheran and Presbyterian observances with dates, times, and pastor names.
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Fourth Street
Jeferson
Park
Jan Campbell Avenue
William Avenue
Hotman
Luther League
jMueller
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Clyde J. Asking
Walnut Street
Lime
Walnut Streets
John Bunyan Smith
Alties
Smith
Meorniay
Smallpond
Rether
Antioch
Doeugia
J. W. Bowles
Barton Avenue
Red Street
VC. Kelford
St. Joseph's
Third
Mulberry
EB. J. Slattery
Sacred Heart
Fourth
Randolph
John Molloy
Macy's Church
Lafayette and
Henry Kuester
Peter B. Volz
Joseph HR. Toth
O. F.M
Christianr
Central
Fourth and South
G. D. Serrill
Christian Souldeavor
Fred J. Clark
Jolly
Canrobert
Liberty Church
Woman's Club
Red Cross Committee
Plymouth
Fifth
W. A. Petersen
Noth
Thirteenth
Jetterson
Su School, 3¢ A. Smi
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Womens Quartet
Calvary—Newel
H.C. Vandersall
Il A. mc
J. Lang
Logan Avenue
United
Suzan and Dane
S. Emrich
Fourih
Frank W. Court
D. Db
Fira
M. W. Church
Waterloo
Fort Dodge Mt. Church
Uinden
Archer Avenue
Ji. T.smith
Epworth League
Pauls Mt. D
CG E Luce
Broadway tHtreet
Mobile
Douglas
Walter Mayfeld
Albany
Mobile Straits
H. C. Boyd
A'Rlock
Presbyterian
Park and Mulberry
Tow
John Robertson Macertney
D. D
BR. Macartney
Will Oc
Tupy
Macartney
First United Presbyterian
Second
Wellington
M. G. Munn
East Fark
Kerm
Cutler
Cutler Street
H. ©. Easley
Sallou
Avynton
L MacCulough
Bethany
Enzlewood Avenue
D. AlcAulay
Cetar Heights Community
No Public Funerals In Waterloo For Influenza Deaths
Public funeral ban announced by Dr D C Hantoon health officer forbids funerals in Waterloo for influenza deaths including soldiers returning home. City clerk prepared to post notices if state orders arrive while officials probe for true influenza cases amid Spanish flu concerns. Meanwhile Paris dispatch notes Socialist deputies call for self rule for Austria Hungary Slavic Latin states and German self determination.
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D.C. Hantoon
Jelly
Populsa
J Health Office
Associated Press
Paris
Atatoa
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Reichirath
First U. 5 Raider Sla Captain Hamm Killed in Lorraine Drive
Associated Press reports Captain Arthur Hamm who led the first raid by national army troops in Lorraine was killed September 14 during the push that flattened the St Mihiel salient. Advices received by his wife confirm the loss. The piece also notes a claim about health benefits of garlic for longevity.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur Hamm
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St. Miciel
City in Brief and Local Notices
City in brief itemizes multiple short notes including a Minnesota visit, cross nurse appointment, family travel, letters from Camp Pike, and a Dunkerton soldier reported missing but later said to be in a prison camp in Germany. It also mentions Iowa fire prevention essay prizes, a illness for a local advertiser, christening services, and potato sales in small lots.
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Dunkerton
Gera
Iowa Manufacturers Insurance Company
Gas charge error prompts no fee next month
In Fargo Courier-News, a reader notes a gas billing mistake and reports there will be no charge during the coming month. The brief item mentions a 75 cent issue at the Senate and various unrelated trades and prices, including sirloin at 18 cents a pound.
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Christ
Fourth Street
Im. L. Tate
Np. m
St. Mark
e—Fourth
Denver
Thomas Horton
D. D
Fargo Courier-News
Senate
Classifieds and listings from a small town ad page
A mixed set of want ads and sale notices lists items for sale including a piano, a furnished room with kitchenette, gowns, a stove, a 1916 Fort Touring Car, Shropshire lambs, and a Buick vehicle. It also includes rental offers, a private room for rent, job wants, a lost service flag, and a request to return a leather bill book stolen from a bank.
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Jelts
Son Street
Beil Soy
Aurmpiel Hotel
Dresmunking
Williston
Cmitlard
Magazine Man
Shropshire Lambs
Gessral
Washington St
Hent
Ackerman St
Randolph
West
Firth
Buick Roedster
Buick
Dessenger
West Motor Sales
First National Bank
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Herrington, Kan
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