Grain Wheat Open Firm As Wheat Prices Linger
Wheat opened firm with December futures showing strength but gains faded as trade slowed. September and December contracts edged higher then fell back, while corn and oats lagged with mixed early gains and later declines. Traders waited for clearer direction amid rumors of a record Northwestern crop.
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Associated Press
Ngs
Chicago
Deveres
Lones
Corp
Jens Larkjing
Omaha Livestock Prices and Grain Market Watch
The Omaha grain and livestock notes reflect mixed movements with wheat steady and corn futures firm to higher on September 2. Livestock receipts show lighter trade with moderate price adjustments across beef, cattle, and lamb categories and cow milk and cheese market activity noted in dairy listings.
Kansas City Livestock Market Notes and Prices
Livestock market results show calves and steers mixed, with weight categories spanning 170 to 230 pounds and 820 pound ranges. Hogs and sheep receipts appeared lower with varying prices. cattle, stockers, and fat cows posted broad ranges, while regional references include Peoria Livestock and Toledo seed notes and assorted feed products.
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Poe
Colorado
Markets in New York and Chicago Grain and Live Stock Report
Market notes from New York and Chicago dated Sept 2 Strong creamery items priced at 39 46 cents with varied creamery produktions and imitations. Poultry prices steady with dressed birds and live fowls noted. turkeys ducks geese and broilers listed with fluctuating values. Chicago Butter receipts total 7226 pounds with standard and firsts priced around 34 to 39 cents. eggs and cheese values given with multiple grade distinctions. St Louis and St Paul markets report poultry and butter steady. cattle hogs and veal prices cited with premiums and packer quotes. Prices for hides sheep pelts and other byproducts also referenced amid broader market activity.
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New York
Lées
Chicago
Grundy Center Notes and Local Updates
Grun dy Center social events include a shower at the G C Allison home for Miss alle Bournda who will wed Will Bacon in October. Ruth Fisher plans to teach in Wisconsin then Platteville. C J Rottmeyer farm barn burned Wednesday. contents lost include a threshing machine and a horse. Wilbur Calixeny returned from Ft Snells a pupil tracing. John Deas will attend Iowa City medical course. Mr and Mrs Forrest Meyers plan a Kentucky auto trip with Mrs Lugila Vaesey.
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Grune Sweece
Ane Ems
G. C. Allison
Alle Bournda
Will Bacon
Boise
Eilebenstein
Plattsburg
Wis
Ruth Fisher
Renools
Venta
FE. H. Kreene
Tea Allison
Sioux City
John Deas Witt
Iowa City
Res
Mathews
Ory Low
Porrest Meyers
Lugila Vaesey
Seturidas
Kentucky
Ofterville Notes From Independence Factory Day
Sept 7 records show B Coons and Faymond Gartis employed at a factory in Independence. Mr and Mrs Tom Botts, formerly of OttecwNic, are parents of a child born Aug 30. Dorativy Passinera returned from Manticalle Sungee Mesaré and James. West Union attendance noted by Jonn Whillams and others. The Lewis Glyser family visited Meg gate Frank over Sunday. Meager residents, Bessy lian residence and other names mentioned in scattered notes.
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Onervple
B Coons
Faymond Gartis
Iny
Indgpendence
Mca
Tom Botts
If OttecwNic
Wir
Jor
Iiss Dorativy Passinera
Manticalle Sungee Mesaré
Jonn Whillams
West Union Fetr
Bras
Lia
White Robins Seen Turning White in Charles City
Charles City Iowa September residents watch a cabin in the process of turning white a young bird noted two weeks ago with large white spots on its back a large white breast patch and covered white tail feathers since then the spots have grown and it is rapidly turning entirely white white robins are very rare in the area
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Charles City
Sioux City insurance men die in auto crash
Sioux City September 2 Jabyson manager of a toval j branch of an insurance company and M Milner an assistant were killed when an automobile they were ridipe plunged over a 56 feet embankment near there. Seven children survive in Michasi Hareer�s death by poison yesterday as grief over his wife�s death is given as the cause.
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Sioux City
Jabyson
Toval J
M. Milner
Yesterrier
Sinax Chay
Michasi Hareer
New Hartford Social Notes and Visit Highlights
Local residents of New Hartford share visits and family news with kin in‑state and out of town. The report mentions relatives visiting from Salem and other areas, summer stays ended, and upcoming social events including a gathering on September 3, 1922, with extended family connections noted.
Pits Hesitant Top Steers $11.25 Highest for Year
Livestock market report shows steer tops at $11.25, porkers mixed but mostly steady or higher. Receipts: cattle 3,060. hogs 5,400. sheep 2,006. Beef steers strong, hogs weaker on lighter volumes, lambs mixed with gains noted in veal and stockers.
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Preas
Market drift underscores thin opening amid strike talk
Absence of many traders left a tight floor as market opened with irregular, narrow changes. Oil and railroad shares showed weakness while producers and refiners gained on brief activity. Highs were set by several firms but overall moves were modest with lingering strike tensions in the air.
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Associated Prags
York
Ratiroad
Readlox
Great Northern Preserver
Tilln- Gis Central
Soo
New
Reading
New Haven
Phillips Hyceae Ileum
Fraducera & Refiners
Toin
Pullman
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
American Smelting
Geners Cigar
Aled Chemical
Pinal Sales Tota. Sak
jAmerican
Anaconda Art Atchison Ed
Gulf & 51
Balawin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Tay Bethlehem Steat Ch ‘Onical
Ai ‘Chandler Bigierg
Wee
GES
Ghesaperke
Brigene Mu
Sees Bbyg Esas Oe Jorn Droguets
Crucibia ‘Steel
East St Louis Livestock Receipts and Market Report
East St Louis market notes receipts of cattle and calves with price ranges for beef steers yearlings and cows, plus veal calves and stockers. References to averages, packer sales, and price shifts for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and lambs. Slaughter lambs and fat sheep also cited. St Joseph section notes receipts and price trends with stockers and feeders.
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St. Joseph
Weekly Grain and Provision Review summary chaos
The report notes wheat and corn prices fluctuating with mixed signals from weather and demand. Foreign demand is weak, European markets depress, and farmers keep selling slowly amid transportation costs. Oats weaken amid shifting delivery and futures liquidity. exchange rates show irregular patterns across major currencies.
Fayette Courthouse Foundation Beginnings in West Union
Forms for laying the Fayette county courthouse foundation are being prepared in West Union with Bann Bros. Dubuque handling the contract and Waterloo architect overseeing excavation, done by county prisoners. The sixty-ninth Fayette fair reports receipts exceed last year by 364 dollars, with strong exhibits. Morgans Rainbow Division band played two programs and a dance followed at the opera house. Local business men plan a Monday luncheon at the Gommeredat hotel to discuss town matters.
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West Union
Fayette Fair
Morgans
Morgans’ Rainiow
Business Wien
Aionday
Gommeredat
Nashua Notes Mixed With Local Travel and Accidents
Nashua brief items record Clarence Strike's minor operation at his uncle Lenman's home, vacation news for FH Luhring, and social visits among local families. It notes nuisance vandalism on August Meier's sedan at fairgrounds, travels of Dr Daley and Rose Daley from Chicago, and visits by old friends in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. A serious car accident near a survey site ends with rerouted paths and a near-ditch fall, rescued by bystanders.
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Clarence
A. A Lenman
Giles
Lonla
Luhring
Lenthard & Bgaumbach
Rochester
Priday
Waverly
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Chey
Mro
F. I. Mitchell
Carl Seifert
Staples
Minn
Lest Weof
Aly
Alizabeth Peterson
Mra. G. 0. Vetter
al Adam
Wisconsin
Nashia
Gus Seales
Farolly
Minnesota
Elie Wait
Valerico
Otto Burizg
Charles City
Oregon
St “Dade
Mt AT
Groves
Ds. Cure
Chiergo
Vhurrdas
Jaci Cetech
Uegli
Weiel
Wedding of Aurminta Rothmeter in La Porte City
The La Porte City Bulletin reports the wedding of Miss Aurminta Rothmeter to William Lothmeter at the couple’s home place south of town. Rev R B Roe officiated, with a large family reception, wedding supper, and many relatives in attendance. The bride, from a well known local family, and the groom, a young farmer, will reside with the bride’s parents pending their new home construction.
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Ta Porte City
Mayo
Abs
Fred Walthern
Mins Aurminta
Dhe
Brida
William Lothmeter
R. B
Byvangeliep
Whitfe
Uethmeier
Myre
Red Waithers
March
Wrofevist Watthéta
Sand
Lewis Kubler
George Rothmeter
Theeveny
Lena Schnack
Emecy
Motthe Kubler
Washburn and Hudson Area News Briefs Update
Local items from Washburn and Hudson note visits, trips, and family updates. Mr and Mrs Delia Klein visit relatives in Mindis while Harold Poyner of Waterowl spent Sunday with his parents. The Ravens beat the Locu nine 12 to 10. Several families travel to Wisconsin for fairs and funerals. Hazel Hawk’s birthday party includes a surprise drive-in. Monsoon-like hay fever and school plans for fall are mentioned. The wedding of Hazel Gibson and Theodore Turneaux at the Waterloo church is reported, with the couple to reside northwest of town. New teachers join the Hudson school. Prof. Morgan arrives as Okoboji consolidation continues. The state fair and area church events are highlighted along with various visits and minor incidents.
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Washburn
Olbach
Matknie
Minn
Auto
Delia Klein
Imindls
Harold Poyner
Wateriov
Mra
Murr
Steve Glenn
Fraev
Nilek
Ravens
Blueshock
Finins
Peru
Jenort
Francis O'Connor
Jon Setvnite
Floyd Pantenberg
Myra
Rig Driscoll
Cniergo Wellnendlay
Helen Wildes
Waterloo
Sumtay
Mes
William “Wahaketsky
Chudime Oni Saunter
Taona
Cadar Tiapiids
Yepant
Frank Vorel
van Yurger
Raymond
Aug
George Crabtres
Wisconsin
Hongr
Hazel Hawk
Packer
Ovka Lopsa
Alvin Oliver
Anna Hogle
Med. Douglas
Vernon
Ated
John Yotmgbid
Eorge Willagert
Bysrsvine
Hetty
Charlen Prengisy
Lutgon
Warn Chasant
Gibson- Mueller Post
American Legion
Rene
Tom Strayer
J. CG. Barta
D. Gutknecht
Lloyd Culshay
Robert Jo‘Ber
Chester McDowell
Cerence Tanner
Archer
Hudson
Teachers’ College
Prof. Morgan
St. Gillin House
Arsher Faralty
Willian Halley
Gon
Rockford
Halley
James Faulkner
Charley Kifigainan
Hexun
4& Horse
Hib
Jo30 Korie
Dyraéa Serk Sioday
Hugor
Kartirk
Mr. Rye
Whipple
Jacksonville
Fruth
Presbyterian _ Missionary society
Pateerson
Tay
Saekeriaat
Gleer Lake
George J. Meyer
Muntinga
Scotland
S. Dmissesamy
Ann Jindeman Hava
Minnesota
South Dakota
Bernice Gerhardt Beran
Washington
Lagle Aibelt
Hig Sya
Emluy
Waterine Jurday
Fruiter Bros
Meyer
J. Arends
Lew
Reformed Church
Sessler
Pamuns
Ockte
Orange Township
Sept
Nels Sorrenson
Max Malet
Detroit
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Williams
Ermgro
Cal
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Ed Glessner
Pearl
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William Kimmel
Somerset
Sheldon
Jonathan Kimmel
Lloyd Sheeler
Kingster
Lloyd Miller
Simon’ Saylor
Once Hamer
Ruthan Robert
Pennsylvania
Ough Bloomfield
I. J
FL. Mro
Kenneth Smith
Bex Motnes
Orange
Marian Purdy
Bert Cornelius
Points
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Pavanka
Maryland
Sam Fike
Ellie Stewart
Albert Sity
Lucile Royer
Maurine
Tine
Ida Beasisy
Adel
T. A. Worker
India
Sn Orange Church
Joe Flickinan
Kan
H.w.ailller
T. A. Fike
Watertoo
End Pie
the Grove
Good Crows
BE. B. Hoff
Maywood
Citel
Orenge
Whister
Poid
Parion
Cigra
E. B. Hor
Amos
Io Myer
Harold Kimmel
Milledgeville
la Sept
Frank Jayrsen
George W. Boysen
Litvretac
Sehogs
Helen Stray
R. Moffet
Rome
Koencciai
Local notes from Dunkerton and Orange Township
Community notices recount belated travels and visits in Dunkerton and Orange Township. Names mentioned include Bernice Nesfeld assisting at B F Held ware, Mr and Mrs A I Magee, J Mages family, Dora Smith, and Frank Barlow. Residents attend funerals, carpenters work on a residence, and several families plan visits or moves to Waterloo, Detroit, or Minnesota. Community events include a Royal Neighbors meeting and a grove social with refreshments.
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Dunkerton
Bernice Nesfeld
B.F
Panels
A. I. Magee
Ghavrien
Magen
M. J. Mages
Heldnouday
Moor
Watertows
M. J. Magee
Waterian
Alvin Oliver
Fesup
Sugjay
Frank Barlow
Day
Grace
Waterian Sea
Dora Smith
PF. Li
Atlow
J. W. Boyle
B. Delwela
W. J. Parks
Tiarns
John Fettkether
Waterléet
Tam Witridge
Colorado
Charlex Eldridge
Ibin Mace
Archie Shimp Fe
Tate
Jejei
Tra Nawad
Uackmaster
Minnesota
Plainfield Social Notes and Local Meetings
Plainfield scenes as residents visit Charles City and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Sade Withamp and Mr and Mrs A P Moore with children, Miss Galldeely Horton, Mftss Nannie Will Bremer, and many more. School election set for Sept 12. a new organization forms for the Dike chautauqua district and funds updated.
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Sade Withamp
Pp. Moore
Childeen
Ignates
Charles City
Misa Galldeely
Horton
Nannie Will
Bremer
Smith
Jamlis
Waterlos
Messrs. and Mines
W. W. Weyler
Vwall
Aipen
Maine
Mirbach
Shckoean Boygne
Jay Font
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la Porte
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