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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary financial lines describe prices and market movements with several garbled figures and uncertain securities. The readable portions hint at price points but lack coherent company names or indices for precise reporting.
The report from Jocinnatt Union Stock Yards shows steers and heifers for the 48 market week with figures indicating prices around 7.25 for certain lots. Readings include shipments and receipts for the period, with cattle and beef classes cited.
Report notes little change in supply with a severe shortage causing price rises. Market observers indicate scarce availability and uncertain demand as merchants struggle to adjust to limited stock and rising costs.
In Cotton New York on November first traders note a cautious market as election results loom. Prices show little change with buyers avoiding large commitments until political outcomes clarify supply and demand expectations.
The readable text mentions items like white crystals and granulated substances with numeric values such as 6.08 and 470 and references to locations including Cincinnati and New Orleans. Details are incomplete and parcialmente legible.
Report notes butter and dairy prices largely unchanged yesterday with creamery extras at 5 cents. Packing stock levels are referenced amid ongoing outages and market chatter about future pricing and supply conditions.
Fragmentary notes describe a western Michigan migration or arrival event with mentions of New here Titer and young individuals. details are unclear but indicate a local activity or gathering with multiple personal names and a referenced date in November.
Mrs. Anderson Hughes Drew, New Zealand delegate to the International Congress of the W C T U, argues liquor interests fund opposition to woman suffrage. She cites press campaigns by temperance groups, cites New Zealand’s infant mortality and voter parity, and disputes Lord Northcliffe’s statements on suffrage.
Senator Benjamin Tillman states lynching should follow criminal assault and criticizes Governor ColelL and Senator McLaurin’s withdrawal. He denies inventing Blease’s use of the idea, claims he coined phrases on the Constitution, and jokes about moving pictures in a Detroit context.
Railway timetable snippet shows trains between Albany Wheeling Nashville and Cincinnati with various departure and arrival times. Notes daily and Sunday patterns, with lines for Falmouth and Artesia and a mix of stations and abbreviations.
Fragmented timetable text lists multiple routes and stations including Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond, Indianapolis, and Norfolk. It notes express and accommodation trains with departure and arrival times, plus lines to Indiana, Chesapeake & Ohio, and the Queen & Crescent route.
Fragmented timetable excerpt from WEW YORK CENTRAL LIVES at Central Union Depot. Mentions trains and times to Columbus Indianapolis Cincinnati and Wayne with arrivals and departures and multiple stations across a dated schedule.
Fragmented OCR shows a bus or canal timetable with arrival and departure times for Connersville and Dayton routes mixed with an advertisement for Commercial Printing by Jon Allendorf's Print Shop located near Liberty and 3650-8. The text includes times like 1:66 p.m. and 7:40 p.m., plus service notes and prices, but many details are garbled.
After a street accident Pat volunteers to fetch a doctor at a nearby hospital. While waiting he speaks to patients about their conditions. A man warns his arm has blood poisoning and may need amputation, prompting Pat to exclaim that this is no place for him.
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