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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1900

Page

4

Pullman Tourist Sleepers Offered on California Route

California offered tours on the Chicago Great Western line to Los Angeles and Southern California with new Pullman Tourist Sleepers featuring vest buses steam heat and gas light. A weekly departure from Hayfield at 1052 p m every Monday via Kansas City to Los Angeles, returning the following Friday morning. Travel arranged by an official representative with train service to destination. Berth price about half the usual rate. Full information available from Chicago Great Western agents or F H Ford General Pass and Ticket Agent 113 Adams Street Chicago.

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Health and mothering benefits from proper care during pregnancy

A Vermont farm reader cites Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as essential to her pregnancy health. The account praises the product as uniquely designed for restoring feminine health and strength and notes rapid improvement after following the doctor’s directions.

Tresa W. J. Kidder Hill Dale Farm Enosburg Enos . Vt R. ¥. Pierce Buffalo

Grain-O as Coffee Alternative for Health and Nourishment

Grain-O is promoted as a healthful food drink to replace coffee. It is made from pure grains, has a rich brown color, and is said to taste like coffee without its injurious properties. The ad claims Grain-O aids digestion and strengthens nerves for children and adults, selling for about four times the price of coffee.

Rockefeller Fleet Faces Excess Tonnage Drag on Great Lakes

The Rockefeller Steamship Co. flooded the Great Lakes market with about 6.5 million tons of extra capacity by purchasing and chartering vessels, leaving 20 whalebacks idle in port. With freight rates at $1.25 for ore and 24 cents for grain, the company may withdraw ships to push rates toward contract levels, trimming its load but risking lower utilization.

Bessemer Company Rockefeller Company

Plague Fear Lingers in San Francisco Dr Massie Says

Houston health officer Dr. Massie reports from San Francisco that bubonic plague may not be stamped out there. He notes Chinese residents hide their sick and health workers cannot locate cases though corpses appear regularly in a 45 000 strong Chinese colony.

Texas San Francisco Houston Tex Massie

German to French instruction urged for Stamboul university

The Berliner Tageblatt reports Professor Vamberg advising the sultan to teach French rather than German at the planned Stamboul university. He claims German outside Germany is useless and urges language instruction be French.

Bern Berliner Tageblatt Vamberg Stamboul University Germany

Limiting Conspiracy Word Draws House Action

The house committee on judiciary voted to favorably report a bill limiting the meaning of conspiracy and restraining orders. The measure targets labor organizations amid broad attention in labor and business circles.

Telegraphic Brevities

Six were killed four fatally and many injured by an electric car derailment in Vienna. Colonel John G McMynn longtime Wisconsin educator and former state superintendent died at Madison. The president named Minnesota postmasters Andrew R McGill St Paul B D Underwood Fergus Falls E L Bjorkquist Moorhead. George B Perry of Dubuque Iowa named United States marshal for Alaska. He is a former Republican state committee member and former congressional committee chair.

Vienna John G. McMynn Wisconsin Madison Minnesota Andrew R. McGill St. Paul B. D. Underwood Fergus Falls E. L. Bjorkquist Moorhead George B. Perry Dubuque, Ia Alaska Republican State Committee Congressional Committee

Baseball scores from current league games

American League results show Detroit 3 at Milwaukee 2 and Cleveland 1 at Chicago 0. Kansas City 10 over Buffalo 3. Minneapolis 12 over Indianapolis 9. National League games include Philadelphia 6 over Pittsburg 5 and Brooklyn 5 over Chicago 4. Boston 15 over St. Louis 11 and New York 8 over Cincinnati 14.

Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Buffalo Minneapolis Indianapolis National League Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston St. Louis New York Cincinnati

Duluth Grain Late Market Report June Prices

Duluth June 5 reports cash wheat prices for No 1 hard 68 3 4c No 1 Northern 66 4c No 2 Northern 66c No 3 8 61c to arrive No 1 hard 68 74c No 1 Northern 67c July 67 64c September 67c Flax cash 1 89 June 1 75 September 1 26 October 1 22

Duluth Northern

Grain Price Report From Minneapolis Market

Minnepolis market notes show wheat prices for July and September delivery with percent values and track prices for hard red winter and northern varieties. The report lists No 1 Northern and No 2 bids and assorted basis figures per cwt.

Cattle Market Steady with Broad Price Range Noted

The cattle market shows steady tone with sales mainly at 450.00 per beeve, 250.04 for cows bulls and mixed, 345.41 to 451.50 for stockers and feeders, 400.50 to 450.00 for yearlings and calves. HQGS Market up about five to seven percent with prices ranging 485. to 495.0.

Market Report from St Paul Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices

Hogs show 5 to 7 cent gain with prices from 4.25 to 5.00. Cattle market fair with stockers and feeders down 25 cents. butcher cows and heifers 3.60 to 4.15, choice butcher steers 4.50 to 5.00, fat bulls 3.40 to 3.65, veal calves 4.50 to 6.00, stockers and feeders 4.00 to 4.35. Sheep market steady for good sheep and higher for good lambs. sheep 1.85 to 3.00, lambs 5.40 to 5.90.

St. Paul

Market quotations for grains pork butter and eggs

Chicago market notes June 5 show wheat prices for June 66 cents and July 67 cents. Corn quotes June 88.340 and July 88.40 with August 38.5. Oats June 21.5 cents and July 21.40 with August 20. Poultry dressed prices for turkeys and chickens given. Butter creameries 15 19 cents and dairy 13. Eggs fresh 11 cents. Flax cash Northwestern 1.80 and others 1.89 with September 1.26 and October 1.21.

Chicago Northwestern Southwestern

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