Wheat and corn futures slip amid rains and profit taking
Chicago trading opened with cash houses selling wheat but a quick intraday upturn from buyers with eastern connections trimmed losses. December wheat around 2.39 and March near 2.36 saw a late recovery after Argentine rains weighed on sentiment. Corn stayed in a narrow range as early advances faded and deferreds rose briefly before retreating. Oats dulled with corn as hedging pressured September deliveries. Provisions opened firmer on hogs and strong demand for lard.
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Chicago
Briers
Rod Lower
Wheat and grain prices across Chicago Minneapolis and more
Chicago and regional grain markets report mixed prices for wheat and corn with No 2 red and No 1 northern pricing around 2.54 and 2.58 amid receipts and comparisons to last year. The Minneapolis and Toledo markets show additional grain quotes and seed prices while cash and futures activity shifts through the St Louis and New York exchanges.
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Chicago
Feago
Minneapolis
ST. Louis
New York
Kansas City
Kansay City
Steers Steady for Week Hogs Higher in Chicago Trade
Chicago dispatch notes a mixed cattle and hog market with steers largely steady for the week while hogs advance. Receipts reach around 2 000 cattle and 4 328 hogs. steer and bull values vary by grade, hogs show higher bulk prices, with top pork values near 16.25 and average costs around 14.91. Lambs show mostly declines, with feeders steady to lower.
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Chicago
East St Louis Livestock Receipts Weaken Across Classes
Livestock market report shows receipts of 409 native cattle and 4,000 hogs and 800 sheep. Cattle prices mostly steady to 50 cents lower with westerns down 75 cents. hogs average 1 cent lower with top around 16 dollars. lambs and sheep each down about 1.50 and 1.00 respectively for the week.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Week Receipts Gun
Beef steers and heifers higher with cows steady to up. calves up. stockers and feeders firmer. Hogs top at 15.75 with bids around 15.50 to 15.75. sheep and lambs mixed with feeding lambs higher. Regional markets at Omaha Sioux City St Joseph list receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Basel Bee
ST. Joseph
St. Foseaph
Newton D Baker to Speak at Lyceum and Chautauqua
Newton D. Baker secretary of war will address the International Lyceum and Chautauqua association convention on September 17. Season tickets sell until September 13 at 5.00, with single admission tickets 55 cents plus tax. Clay Smith of the association board will arrive to take over staging as a large canopy is erected to improve acoustics.
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International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Newton D. Baker
Chautauqua
Church
Waterloo
Clay Smith
Association
Colisewiin
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
The weekly grain market shows export buying boosting wheat strength while corn and oats weaken on larger receipts. Provisions see mixed weekly moves with small declines for pork and declines to 2 in advance while lard and ribs hold due to European demand.
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Chicago
Altho
Drouth
Argentina
United States
Europe
Linden Errand Notes and Social Visits Report
Linden across week includes Chapman family returning from Brandon visits at the Patten home, Crumline homecoming from hospital, and several local trips. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ford's home, Sunday school plans a Labor Day picnic at Crumrine’s Grove, and families like Griffiths and Turphomie are noted in weekly social roundups.
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Kenneth
Harry Griffith
Harold
Dewar
Ottumwa
Woman's Foreign
Missionary
H. D. Ford
Dearers
Pare
Crumrine
Igrove
Wheeler
George Turphomie
Baker
King
Lawter
Itch for Telegraph Key Spurs Yank Greek Immigrant
Konstantinos Grst, a Greek immigrant who moved from Greece at 17, pursued a telegraph and radio career. He crossed the United States from Providence to Kootenai and Spokane, earning English tutoring, improving studies, and work at Waterloo Gas and Wayne company before enlisting as the war era began.
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Yank
Greece
Konstantinos
Afkus
United States
Waterloo
Balkans
Grst
Socrates
Greeley
America
New York
Providence
R. J
R.T
Kootenai
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Bauines Amyoe
Toledo
Konstantin
Watarkoo
Corn to Mature in Two Weeks With Good Weather
The weekly bulletin reports favorable conditions for corn in the territory unserved by the Timores Central west perm dings. Sweetcorn is nearing ripeness and threshing is completed in many farms as showers lift crop prospects.
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Perm
General Superintend Rent
Williams
Oklahoma crops hit by heavy rains across state
Oklahoma City reports from the weather bureau describe heavy rains overnight sweeping cotton, corn and wheat regions. The system disrupted fields and raised concerns for harvest timing and crop quality statewide.
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Oklahoma Choms
Oklahoma City
Weather Bureau
September jurors drawn for September term of court
Trial jurors for the September term were drawn yesterday afternoon by the jury commissioners. They are to report promptly at 8 oclock. Names listed include Watters, Chartes Stoll, Poyau, Detwerter, Shite, Ro Potae, Danton, Wat Siemleken, and others.
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Cordude
Watters Chartes
Stoll
Chearce Poyau
J. Do
Detwerter
Christopher Ro
Yi Danton
William Galloway Re elected President Of Company
William Galloway was re elected president at the annual meeting of directors after the shareholders meeting. J W Henderson was secretary and treasurer John T Swift named vice president. Board includes Henderson Franklin Platt Jes Swift B Pickett E H Miller PF Powers. Galloway called prospects for the coming year very bright.
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William Galloway
William Galloway Company
J. W. Henderson
John T. Swift
William Gallowaith Henderson
Franklin ©. Platt
Jes T. Swift
C. B. Pickett
EH. W. Miller
PF. W. Powers
Willian’ Galloway
Waterloo Delegation Skips National Legion Meeting This Month
Delegates from Beeker-Chapman post Waterloo will not attend the American Legion national gathering in Indianapolis this month. Returnees from the Cedar Rapids state convention report key resolutions favor universal military training. Waterloo attendees listed include Herman C. Miller Ralph Miller Mita Je. Milley James N. Ostergaard.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
Beeker- Chapmen
Waterloo
Neahers
Cedar Trapids
Herman C. Miller
Ralph Miller
Mita Je. Milley
James N. Ostergaard
Satisfaction Guaranteed Rent Astals and Public Sales
Classified notice offers rental and public sale contact details with addresses and phone numbers read as 2500 Teed 5045 and 21023 Mast Maurth St. The fragment lists office and local contact data for proceedings or advertisements. Entity details include Astals, Teed, and Mast Maurth Street references for the advertised services.
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Mast Maurth St
Isunning for Congrem in New York Democratic ticket
Boger W Huntington son of IR Huntington of Waterloo runs for congress on the Democratic ticket in New York. He is in real estate at Waterville with operations expanding across the state. Listings include a five room cottage on Edwards street and other properties. Ads show rental rooms and employments in shipping and other services.
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Isunning
Congrem
Boger W. Huntington
IR. Huntington
Waterloo
Congress
New York
Waterville
Bixseurs
Bergala
Chautauqua
Park
Tobon Farm
Walgate Aven
Galloway
S St
s-Hoom Bunminlow
Drive
Burton Ave
Chautau“ua
Conger Bt
Furnizhea
Krave
Merritd
Courier and
White Sea Cafe
Sycamore St
Elvoy Cafe
Sycamore S
Xilnarnock Farm
Sycamore Street
Division
Scott Over Muldoon
East Side
Hoy
Fositon
Lew Maxwell
Dart
Imast
Howard County
Iowa
P.O
Heal Estate
New Bongatow
Mingatow
Faul Smith
Sars Souci Park
Avry Adams Paper Co
Real Escate
Edwards Street
Dawson Street
Janeee HA. Sedbuck
Charles City
Ta City
Bottan
Fintier
Rewari
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