Daily Markets Chicago tork Market report summary
Chicago market furn by L T Spangler shows cattle and sheep receipts steady with declines from yesterday. Beef and veal prices range 6.00 to 9.30 per hundredweight. cows and heifers 3.20 to 7.78. Texas steers 6.05 to 8.05. western stock 4.90 to 6.15. Sheep receipts steady with western sheep 6.25 to 7.00. yearlings 7.60 to 10.00. lambs 7.75. western lambs 8.50 to 10.00. ewes 6.50. Estimated tomorrow totals: cattle 1,000. sheep 300.
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Chicago
L. T. Spangler
Texas
Shepp
Lim
South Omaha
L. T. Spangter
Reiss Stad
Smaldc
Chicago Grain Market Report From L T Spangler
Chicago Grain Market with prices for Wheat Corn and Oats. Include open high low and close figures and prior close references. Market furnished by L T Spangler representing Carhart Code Harwood Co with Sept July and Sept data and South Omaha stock figures for hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
L. T. Spangler
Carhart
Code-Harwood Co
Ers Park
Tard Tly
Griswold News Items Of Interest
Griswold June 11 notes Nettie Whitcomb seeks Mercy Hospital X ray treatment for a hip injury in Council Bluffs. Dell and Mrs. Davis head to southern California for expositions and visits. Local residents share visits, travel and funerals including Mrs. John Twining and Mrs. J. W. Twining. notable news covers visits by Mrs. Stalnaker, Miss Effie McCormick, Mrs. Richard Corbett, Joe Stevens, Leon Roberta family, Roy Willetts of Omaha, Fred Snyder family, Rev. W. M. Elston, and the death of Mrs. James Dunn from Griswold area.
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Griswold
Nettie Whitcomb
Crescent
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Dell Davis
California
Expositions
Iowa
Stalnaker
Lewis
Shenandoah
John Twining
Chas. P. Johnson
M. E. Church
L. D. Meredith
Red Oak
Effie McCormick
Richard Corbett
Ellacott
Joe Stevens
Leon Roberta
Clinton
Andy Lischer
Roy Willetts
Omaha
Willetts
Union Pacific Railroad
Fred Snyder
Nebraska
W. M. Elston
Atlantic
James Dunn
Villigca
Watson Trego
Anita
J. W. Twining
Florence and
Mazel Eastman
Local Residents and Visitors Gather in Griswold
Local families and guests mingle across Griswold as Mrs. J W Twining’s illness prompts attendance by relatives from Past Per u Atlantic Shenandoah and Council Bluffs. News notes include travel, schooling plans, car trouble near the lake, and upcoming events with Home Bakery and Evangelistic commission announcements.
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Massena
Frank
Zack Ogelsby
Peru
Griswald
Inlaw
J. W. Twining
Louis Hennig
Atlantic
Anella Reynolds
Edna Baughman
Cedar Falls
State College
Terpy
J. Ray Book
R. L. Donahue
Lewis
Lucille
Dr. Chishglin
Long Beach
Calif
Mary Farrell
Columbus
Neb
Council Bluffs
Griswold
J. W. Daugherty
Omaha
Loretta
Marie Hughes
Connell Bluffs
Sunday Church Services Across Town This Week
A roundup of Sunday worship schedules across several congregations. Bock Creek led by H P Gringer with 11 a.m. service and Sabbath school, and 8 p.m. service for the day. German and English services at J H Lindemeyer’s church with a special Trinity Day program. United Presbyterian notes include Sabbath school at 10 and services at 11 with Lord's Supper to follow, plus evening sermons and Y P C U events. Bear Grove Congregational lists 10:30 a.m. worship, 11:30 Sunday school, and 8 p.m. services, plus Children’s Day exercises.
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Bock Creek
H. P. Gringer
Bear Grove
Clinton Reed
Dion
J.-H. Lindemeyer
Antritt
United Presbyterian
J. C. Currie
J. A. Hurley
Albert Dettmar
Wm. Bailey
General Assembly of
Our Church
Loveland
Colo
T. Q. Spelman
Zion
Bt. Cecilian
Quotable Fragments and For Sale Baby Chicks Ad
A jumble of maxims on faults luck and effort mingles with a small classified ad. For sale baby chicks Plymouth Rock and Whit Orpington varieties offered in quantity with prices per hundred and contact details in New York area listings. The text mentions a circus clown and reflections on life humor and risk.
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Plymouth Rock
St. Phone
College day service at 8 p.m. with Tri-Mu class
A college day service is planned for 8:00 p.m. led by the Tri-Mu class of the Sunday school. The program includes hymns 57 and 415, a prayer by the pastor, and a tableaux on the hymn Abide with Me. It features Harold Jobes, Jenale M. Courter, Bert Carey, Etta Sorenson, Wilkes Sarsfield, Paul Kirk, and the Nine Young Ladies Magic Male Quartet.
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Tri-Mu
Harold Jobes
Jenale M. Courter
Bert Carey
Etta Sorenson
Methodis
Crete
Restored to Good Health by Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio writes that four years of stomach trouble left her weak and underweight. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she says she is now a well woman. Advertisement notes the product is sold by all dealers.
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Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Tiniment
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. The ad claims prompt relief and recommends the product to all rheumatic sufferers, noting it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Florence Slife
Sires and Sons and Foreign Dignitaries
General Joffre’s rise to generalissimo is noted along with upcoming U S political shifts as Claude Kitchin is poised to become Democratic floor leader replacing Oscar Underwood. Ernest William Brown receives Royal Society gold medal for lunar tables and Yale mathematics professor since 1907. Dr Yung Ming Feng arrives to study labor and commerce, planning a U S tour. Alexander Vouras named Greek minister to the United States with prior Washington experience and years as secretary and chargé d’affaires.
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Joffre
United States
Alexander Vouras
Lezition
Washington
Flippant Flings on Social Scene Gossip
A collection of light quotes cites stock exchange seats costing eighty thousand dollars while a witty remark notes a tan sunlit view comes cheaper at a trifling cost. Other quips mention a Chicago man fined for a false tax return and a society rule joke about beauty among leaders.
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New York Stock Exchange
Sun
Chicago News
Chicago
Detroit Free Press
New York
Albany Knickerbocker Presa
Fashion Frills and Stockings for Voters in Posture
The Philadelphia Press notes fashion frills amid dye shortages while stockings reach voters. A Jour nal piece claims fashion equality and tight pants for men, while crinoline space moves from three to ten yards. The Buffalo Enquirer laments the horse of consumer costs rising with changes.
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Philadelphia Press
Leor
Journal
Buffalo Enquirer
Echoes of the War in Newspaper Echoes
A collection of remark quotes from various papers criticizing wartime sentiment and prospects. It notes neutral fortunes, grim warnings, and disbelief at insurance hopes for quick peace as conflicts unfold across Europe. The sentiments illustrate public unease and moral concern at the pace of events.
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Philadelphia Press
International Law
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Baltimore American
London
Washington Star
Recent Inventions Highlight New Mechanical Solutions
A motorcycle street sweeper gathers refuse into a wort of alde car. An eyeless needle patented in two parts allows thread insertion from the bottom via a tubular base fastened by a screw on the point. A wrench from an Ohio inventor claims to replace the monkey wrench and bend pipes and nuts of all shapes with a milled wheel adjusted by a spring clip replacing the lower jaw.
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Ohio
Minnesota settlers find no land available in 1917
United Press reports Bemidji Minnesota that in 1917 no acres of Northern Minnesota land will be available for settlers. state land officers say there are over 1 000 000 acres still on hand. at a delinquent tax sale there was no demand for at least 40 000 acres though only two claims existed. drainage and immigration efforts are blamed for high demand.
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United Press
Bemidjl
Minn
Minnesota
Zaid T
State Department of Immigration
Congress in San Francisco debates light wine substitution
At the International Congress of Viticulture in San Francisco the discussion centers on replacing strong drink with light wines to combat absolute prohibition. Hundreds of wine growers from the U S and Europe attend the Panama Pacific Exposition backed six day conference with support from multiple California and national viticulture groups. Local ads urge bakery cleanliness and property insurance.
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United Press
San Francisco
International Congress of Viticulture
Europe
Congress
California State Board of Viticultural Commissioners
California Grape Protective Agsosiathia
American Wine Growers Association
American Pomological Society
The
Manufacturers and Producers Association of California
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