WEEK-END PROGRAM OF PHOTO-
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Wheat Crop of 1925 Shows Scenic & Moose Theatre
. | BELLEFONTE
Lowest Average Since 1904 | | Where the BETTER Pictures are Shown
AT THE BCENIC,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
“YOUNG APRIL"
with Joseph Shildkraut, Rudolph
Shildkraut, Bessie love and Bryant
Washburn, This Is a pleasing Myth
ical Kingdom story with a novel
edy angle, directed by Donald Crisp
This cast needs no Introuction, but a
word to the wise is sufficlent. So be
sure and make a date with yourself
to see It. It's too good to miss,
Also, FOX NEWS and “SCREEN
SNAPSHOTS.” Only 10 and 25c.
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1925 WHEAT PRICES AND RECEIPTS
PRICE PER|WEEKLY TREND OF CASH WHEAT PRICES AND RECEIPTS | TOTAL
BUSHEL I nr Vio £ d PRIMARY
Ar [VAN [FEBIMARIAPRI MAY [uuN[uuLlauc [sep] ocT [nov bed eA
CHICAGO IN BUSHELS
$2.00 26000000
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$1.95 4000000 _
$1.90 22000000
$1.85
20000000 |
18000.000
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY This Week
PARAMOUNT Presents
“EVERYBODY'S ACTING"—
7 Blg Headline Stars—Betty Bron-
son, Ford Sterling, Dresser,
Lawrence Gray, Henry Walthall,
wart Molmes, Raymond Hitchcock
All the world's a stage and every-
body's acting, a Comedy drama that
takes you back-stage at the theatre.
Based on a real life story. Take this
one in, if you never go again, for it's
one of the best shows seen here in
quite a spell,
Also, a First Run
‘Napoleon Jr.”
$1.80
21.78 16,000,000
14000.000
Louise
$1.70
Ste
$1.65 12000.000
$1.60 10000,000
$1.55 | 8000000
2-Real Comedy.
Only 10 and 206«
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MOOSE TEMPLE THEATRE
$L50 6.000.000
$1.45
4000000} | ,.
3140 2000000
Country Store Every Wednesday Night
$1.35
SEARS-ROEBUCK AGRICULTURAL FOUNDATION 1000000
COMING ATTRACTIONS
“Midnight Lovers” ‘The Great Gats-
by” ‘The Blond Baint.” “For Wives
Only,” “Risky Business” “Almost A
TE 1925 wheat market has been one of many surprises for the growers
of both winter and spring wheat, states the Sears-Roebuck Agricultural
Foundation. Owing to unfavorable weather conditions last winter, which Lady.” “The Prince of Tempt
caused a large abandonment of winter wheat acreage due to the winter Kling | oppo Horsemen " “Hen |
of nearly ten million acres, or 22% per cent of the area sown In wheat, the Hur."
total crop production In 1925 reached only 669.365.000 bushels as compared to | -
862,827,000 bushels the year before. With the exception of 1917, this is the
heaviest abandonment of wheat area on record. The final harvest averaged
only 128 bushels per acre, which 1s the lowest average since 1904. Spring
wheat, which looked very promising at first, also lost heavily through Injury
from rust. The yleld per acre was cut down to 12.0 bushels, which is 83
bushels below the 1024 average. 4
The carry-over of wheat from 1924 was moderate. From 635000000 to
650,000,000 bushels are required for domestic consumption. Exports up to the
end of December were nearly 60,000,000 bushels, and the remaining exportable
“Gigolo,”
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surplus is small. Both winter and spring combined production totaled 1908.
262,000 bushels less than in 1024, making It the smallest wheat crop since 1017
in terms of productiom, and in proportion to population, the smallest wheat
crop since 1890.
Because of a bellef In a world shortage, wheat prices early in 1025 reached
a high level, going up to $1.98. When It became evident that the apparent
world shortage had been exaggerated, the market declined rapidly and went
as low as $1.46 In April.
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