St. Louis Publisher Preston and Associates Arrested Over Vicious Sunday Paper
A Kansas City style crusade against the Sunday Sun successor the Sunday Bee culminated in arrests. Prosecutor J M Lowe led charges for publishing a scandalous paper inciting immorality. Preston editor and staff faced warrants. papers confiscated. bonds set with Preston at 2000 dollars.
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Torney
Frank
M. Lowe
Board of Missioners
Cay
Lewellyn’ Jones
NEA
Hayes
Preston
Preston Fund
Tuitien
Jones S
Henry Smithy
Sawyer
News York
Life
Albert Midler
J. M. Lowe
Wits
Kansas City
Sinfay Sun
Preston Sil Hn
Isis
Go Tong
Wis
Uii
Kinnsas White
Hieve
Sohab
Sun
Ian
Oam
Jackson County
Preston Shill
St. Louis
Cincinnatic
Cincinnat Ohio
Pink
Pink Sheet
St. Louis Butter, Egg & Poultry Exchange
Gue Books Cma
F. W. Brockyan
Saturday Evening Post
Missouri River Territory
Kansas City Star
Lowe
Denry Lo Preston
Sunday Bee
Suocesser
Sunday Sun
Gether
Mike Perris
D. Taylor
Frank W. ‘Licksaid
Thomas Carrigan
Distribudorg
The
the Sun
Jon
Ed Oy
Mein Wen
Whitey
Owensbuys
Cuzette
Micks
Surrigan
Justice Court
Independence
O'Flaherty
Dorfy
Halpin
Sanderson
Gazette
Whitney
Chief Hayes
Bee
Verris and Taylor
Rep
Thomas” Mastin
St. Joseph
Mastin
Smith
Fidler
Pston
Perry
Taylor F
Hle J
Carrigan
Attourney
Texas
Miuny
Missouri
McLin
Platte City
Jacckson County
Farlots Moving Freely and Smleans Vegetables Strong
Prices remain active for home vegetables with broad demand across markets. Wet weather favors crops like lettuce and carrots, with steady to rising prices. beans, peppers scarcer, greens and roots in supply. cucumber demand holds, prices steady around a dollar plus per dozen.
Potato trade in Chicago faces slow demand from homegrown surplus
Potatoes dealers report quiet market as homegrown stock in Indiana and Michigan keeps prices steady. Receipts this week remain heavier than last, with 49 cars Thursday. Cold weather slows movement from slipping points but sufficient supply supports demand. End buyers and pool buyers hold back, others stockpile for later.
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Chicago
Dev
Louis- Ville
Huth
Michigan
Wisconsin
Southwestern Hothouse Lettuce Growers Meet in December
The Southwestern Hothouse Lettuce Growers Association will hold its annual meeting December 1 at the Hotel Baltimore, Kansas City. Members and shippers are invited to attend with sessions at 9 a m and 1 p m focusing on shipping, packing, and greenhouse supplies. J N Draper, secretary.
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Southwestern Hothouse
Springfield
Assn
Wil Hokh
Baltimore
Wniansas Wity
J. N. Draper
Butter Weak At Chicago Market Faces Decline
Chicago December 2 The butter market shows weakness as surplus under grade stock and large storage in hands of a syndicate push prices down. Receipts this week average around 7 000 tubs daily with Thursday and Friday totals about 5 600 and 4 900 packages. Quotations remain unchanged though extras and firsts see lower bids.
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Chicago
Sven
New York
Secandy
Harlingen farmers form commission to ship cabbage season
Harlingen Texas November 28 1910 1200 c.y. of cabbage expected with about 600 cars for shipment The Harlingen Commission Co will handle the produce for local farmers and ship to San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth Waco Denver Kansas City St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and other centers The Packer is urged for subscription renewal and notes grafting methods and market reports.
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Harlingen
Ain
Harlingen Commission Co
San Antonio
Dallas
Mort Worth
Waco
Denver
Omithu
Kans City
St. Laws
Chicago
Cincinnati
Fr. N. Morrow
Morrow Bros
Packer This Week News Summary From National Markets
A compact survey of market notes across the nation. New York and Chicago trade in eggs and butter, Kansas City citrus movement, Buffalo firm fined for bad eggs, and Chicago apples show. Reports cover Detroit fruit ventures, Elgin butter prices, St Louis and Kansas City vegetable trades, and Florida crop updates. Includes notes on poultry, cranberries, and southeastern apple sectors with regional trade highlights.
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F. W. Brockman
St. Bowls
Sunday Sun
Pacific Coast
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Mulhall
Boston
Californis
Buffalo
New Orleans
Southwestern
Harlingen
Tex
Minneapolis
New Detroit
Frust Ancion Company
Clarkston
Mich
Congress
Elgin
Louisiauit Growers
Texas
Albert
New Galveston
New Orlens
Kimasas
St. Lowis
Memphis
New Orawins
Peta Southeastern
Sicily
Almeria
W. H. Woodward
Florida
Orange Grove
York State
Norfolk
Georgia
R.A
R.A. ‘Tucker
Shuetze
Henry Behrman
John Cullen
Canneries and crops highlight South Texas notes
Editorials preview business tips from The Packer Bulletin. Reports cover a San Benito cannery, worm damage on onions, citrus groves in South Texas, drainage projects, spraying demos, and new groves. Also noted are truck crops in Louisiana and Virginia, rail freight trade, and several New York fruit and poultry interests with deaths and farm updates across several states.
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San Benito
Tex
Peran
Oklahoma City
Corpus, Christi
Laporte
Nid
South Texas
New Grove
San Beniy
Packer Bulletin
Fresh eggs and storage stock driven by April demand
Chicago December reports indicate high egg receipts with about 000 cases daily and a firm market for prime firsts and ordinary firsts. Storage eggs show improved condition due to colder weather as buyers inquire around 24 cents for April and extras remain freely bid with scattered offerings despite steady quotations.
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Chicago
Wbout
iInterest
Yhe
Spacohid
Rte
Ste
Mindiay
Butter Slumps as Demand Falls in New York Market
New York December 2 butter market moves slow with surplus creamery stock and limited demand. Prices eased from recent highs as traders bought modestly. 50 tubs sold at 1 1 2 and street prices hovered around 2 1 2 to 2 3 4 cents. Packing stock remained hot with operators buying westward for current make and delivery in New York.
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New York
Tilbee
West
Eggs Higher at New York Market Amid Scarcity
In New York City a very wet eggs market dominated the week with fresh stock scarcer than earlier. Prices rose as buyers took more cases and storage stock advanced, while demand remained strong but profit slim for the producers. Regional reports point to continued scarcity for the next weeks, with Indiana extra firsts and other grades trading at higher levels.
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New York
Anyerelief
Psyt
Monay
Talsday
West Point
Indiana
Ranger Geo
Plans for American Apple Congress and fruit meetings
The article notes the formation of Albunion, a Pure Food law discussion, and plans for an American Apple Congress in Denver. It mentions St Joseph fruit meeting programs, statewide efforts to aid growers, new firms in Pond Creek Oklahoma, and market notes from Topeka, Houston, Kansas City, St Louis, and California fruit trade developments.
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Denver
St. Joseph
Lourd
Srowers
Grant Valley
Colorado
Pond
Creek
Okla
Topeka
Houston
Kansas City
Texas
At. Louis
Investigation notes amid sparse page text and brief items
Fragmented page itemizes various topics including a St. Petersburg potato crop note, a New York exchange dominions reference, and a Washington railroad rate hearing ending. Other phrases appear garbled, indicating an OCR scrape with limited clear facts to anchor names or dates.
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Paveney Buffaly
Elusen
Lome
Pacific
St. Petersburg
Pla
Laos
New York Exchange Dominions
Washington
Market Report Shows Firm Close on Small Lot Sales
In small lots most sales closed firm with gains. Illinois firsts sold around 860, 100 cases, originator firsts 24460, 200 cases. Speculation in storage eggs rises while cooler stocks drop by 40,000 cases this week and 10,000 less than last week. Fresh rel@ts slip with 4,940 cases this week versus 34,609 for six days last week.
Another Egg Conviction in Buffalo Case
United States attorney John Lord Marien said this week that selling decayed eggs for food has become a scandal. In the Buffalo court, Henry Sloan was found guilty of shipping 170 cans of decayed eggs to Sam Rottenberg of New York. Judge Ilott fined Sloan $200, the maximum for a single violation. Five tons of indeget have been seized here in the last forty eight hours.
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Buffalo
Tohn Lord Marien
United States
Sloan
Mulhall Trial Soon in Boston With Quinn Hired
James T. Mulhall, jailed since spring, has secured counsel in Boston and his trial will start soon. He engaged "honest" John Quinn, a noted fighter in local politics, to defend him against charges in the government case headed by Assistant United States Attorney Giurland.
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Boston
James T. Mulhall
John Quinn
Quinn
United States District
Giurland
Mufwee
Eggs firmer at Kansas City market this week
Mild weather last week weakened egg demand while cooler conditions improved supply. Prices moved little Monday with current receipts around 8.10 to 8.50 per case. bids and offers varied for different egg grades. By Friday milder weather and more liberal offerings kept market sentiment weaker though some price stabilization occurred.
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Kansas City
Dev
Ron
Tirwyer
Theo
Whit
Tam
Wse
Gerber
Lubee
Uber
Pacific Coast Fruit Auction Co Formed in Los Angeles
A public auction for citrus fruits to be led by the Pacific Coast Fruit Auction Co is organized in Los Angeles with $100,000 capital and stock at $1 par. Founding members include Ely Gildesmore Co Spence Frudy Co A Banks J Hicks and others. stock books close December 8 as over subscription looms.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Fruit Auction Co
Los Angel Incorporation
Levy
Fale Lowing
Ely Gildesmore Co
Spence Frudy
Strahn
Randolph Prutt Co
Mutual. Orange .Co
The
Golden > Grange Co
Redlands
Edmund Peyeke Co
Sldey
Poultry Market Firmer Despite Holiday Demand
Kansas City traders report a generally firmer tone across poultry without strong demand. Turkeys show higher asking prices and varied bids. geese, roosters, and broilers trade with mixed quotes. Saturday after the holiday, meat offers rise to about 15 cents with few bids.
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Kansas City
Dee
Pathe
God Rooster
Viet Breilers
Létie Bobs Pet
Rh Dieks
Lilse
Citrus shipment totals and fruit market notes from Southern California
Los Angeles report details December shipments across southern California with 625 cars to date, 408 lemons, and comparisons to last season. Notes on navels and Valencia oranges, packing-house activity in Redlands, Ontario, Highland, Bloomington and Porterville districts, and anticipated holiday forward shipments. Prices cited and concerns over splits, coloring, and storage outlook.
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Los Angeles
California
Orange County
Oroville
Pearis
Redlands
Trust
Bing Packing Houses
San Berniarding Valley
Ontario
Highland
Bloomington
Porterville
Phing
Zante
Tukere County
Butte County
Calfornia
Southern Pacific
Declining Creamery Stock Prices Discussed At Market
The article outlines declines in creamery stock values at the market with prices for first and second grades listed. It notes packing stock offers and daily bid moves across Monday to Friday, including specific price quotes and percentage changes, reflecting a fluctuating dairy commodity trading week.
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J. W. Brockman
Rablication
H. L. Preston
iHistory
Ten Cousens
St Louis
York
Vs. W. Brockman & Co
Broekmain
Oibute
Brookman
Pw.brockman: & Co
St.Louis
O Brockman
Wrest
J. W. Coates
Farlots
Harlingen, Tex
Packer
Pittsburg
Brockway
Allen & Burnett
I. McKeesport
Albert Holt
Dicola
Gainesville, Fla
Dade County
Sanford
Fla
Sanford Herald
Henry Bergman
Cento Fruit Co
PAGR
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Jowa
Sles
Boston Daily Newspaper
Banana “Trust
Augusta
Prade A
Nashville
Olimbus
Visville
Cincinnati Notes
Pennsbury
W.va
Wren
Dra
Rest
Ouisville
Dead
Cincinumi
Mar
Albunion Company
Larks
Panama
Arizona
Roseburg
Ure
Oregon
Rebelia
Cal Washington
Cronks
Crook
Express
Ern
Tor
Anthony Schaub
Spare Fruit Co
CAL, Citrus Fruit Movement
Wansis
Rekulves
Cremery
Bauer
Lully
Riday Packing Stock Wits
Dle
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