Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Report
Chicago market update shows hog receipts at 65 000 with declines from Saturday, prices ranged 5.20 to 5.95 for heavies and 3.75 to 5.00 for pigs. Cattle receipts 44 000 with weak trade, beeves 3.25 to 7.50, cows and heifers 1.50 to 5.20, stockers 2.50 to 6.0, westerns 3.20 to 5.85. Sheep receipts 40 000 with slow sales, lambs 3.75 to 5.90, sheep 2.40 to 4.50. Estimated tomorrow hogs 25 000, cattle 7 000, sheep 20 000.
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Chicago
City Market Price Report
Grain prices: corn 50 wheat 83 oats 40 rye 60 barley 48. Hog and cattle: hogs 5.00 5.25, beef cattle 5.50 6.50, stockers and feeders 3.50 4.00, cows and heifers 2.00 3.00. Poultry: hens 7, spring chicks 9, old roosters 4, ducks 7, geese 5, turkeys 4. Produce: eggs 24, butter 20 23, potatoes 60, apples 50 1.00, hay 8.00 9.00, straw 4.00 5.00.
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Relief
An antique advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea can relieve constipation and stomach troubles, describing it as a remedy that will positively relieve suffering for 35 cents, available as tea or tablets at Atlantic Drug Store.
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Atlantic Drug Store
Campaign Expense Statements Filed in County Auditor Office
More expense statements from candidates filed with the county auditor show minimal spending by township office victors H. K. Forsyth R. R. Bell and E. A. Stone who spent nothing. F. N. Moon reports one dollar spent while Representative CG A. Meredith used 58.39 dollars.
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Ham mer Pencils On Sale At Four Cents Each
Limited stock of high quality Ham mer pencils offered at four cents per pencil or seven for twenty five cents. Advertiser highlights value and quick sale in The News.
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Safe move frees space at Whitney bank
A large safe is being moved back into its former space in the Whitney bank to create more room for employees to maneuver. The heavy task requires substantial effort. Miss Bender resigns from H. M. Boorman's law office where she was employed as a stenographer.
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What Would You Do In Case Of A Burn Or Scald
Advice on first aid for burns or scalds urges immediate relief. Apply Chamberlain's Salve on a soft cloth to ease pain and promote healing with little or no scarring. Available for sale at Atlantic Drug Co.
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Dr King’s New Discovery Restores Mrs Williams Health
A Backy woman credits Dr King’s New Discovery with ending a graveyard cough and restoring her health after three years of illness. She says the medicine improved her condition until she gained 58 pounds and fully recovered, noting it as a world record remedy for coughs and lung diseases. Trial bottle free. 60 cents and $1.00 with guarantee.
Wood's Liver Medicine sales blurb amid malaria relief claims
An advertising blurb promotes Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria chills fever and liver kidney and bladder relief. It claims quick relief for biliousness sick headache and constipation and notes a $1.00 bottle containing multiple times the 50c size. Advertised by W. T. Palmer & Co. Orruz Store.
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Salt Lakes Face Desiccation Across Regions
The Salt Lake City observer notes that all salt lakes lack outlets and gradually dry out. References to Koko Nor, Lob Nor, Taklamakan, Persia deserts, and Tibetan salt lakes illustrate global desiccation. Sven Hedin’s life‑threatening trek and historic Aral Caspian reductions underscore an inevitable geological fate.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Negro Eloquence remembered by a Dallas statesman
An elderly ex slave, once belonging to a renowned Texas statesman, greeted him on a Dallas street. He asked for fifty cents, claimed to rob the old man of giving money willingly. The statesman gave a dollar, tearfully praising the Lord and declaring his heart and faith as his protection toward heaven.
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Portrait of Sitting Bull as Quiet Yet Cruel Leader
General Howard portrays Sitting Bull as a powerful yet fearfully conflicted figure. The profile notes his calm exterior, but recounts cruelty to animals and people, aggressive arrogance toward authorities, tactical genius, and a hidden fear of death as he fled facing success.
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Nez Perces Folktales From The Journal Of American Folklore
Folk tales recount sun capture by Mole bending his hands and the reason for bent fingers. Another tale pits Coyote against Cloud in a race with Cloud conjuring fruits to slow Coyote, leading to Cloud's victory and winter storms.
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Notis on Trespass Signs From William M Puckleton
A rural correspondent reports Mr William M Puckleton posted new No Trespassing signs on his property along the Hedgeville pike. The sign warns trespassers will be persecuted to the full extent with two mean dogs and a double barreled shotgun not loaded with soft projectiles, asserting the owner’s resolve to defend his land.
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Unknown bishop’s widow buried mainly at Brompton
In the Customary Place a well known English bishop long ago lost his third wife. A cleric who knew the first wife returned from Africa and wished to view the grave. He asked the verger at the cathedral where the bishop’s wife was buried, and the verger replied that he didn’t know for certain but noted he mostly buries them at Brompton.
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Detroit Tribune
The dyed cast strides with gold rocks and hissed lines
The playful verse from New York Press features a line about the die being cast and a chorus bounding forward. A critic murmurs that the cast is dyed too, winking at the meta joke about performance and fate.
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Just Goes Out Topics In Dialogue From Towa
A fragmentary exchange prompts a question about where a fire and a father go when they leave. The joke pivots on a child’s inquiry and a mother’s coy reply. The clipping reads as a light, quirky humor snippet from a bygone column.
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Towa
Fragmentary verse note from Bohemian era mentioned
The readable fragment hints at a poet tied to Bohemian circles and a dated moment but leaves most names and events obscured. It presents a cryptic recollection of writing a piece and a brief face or person referenced as other.
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