Republican sub committee meets in executive session at Walton Hotel
The Republican national committee sub committee met at noon in the Hotel Walton to advance the list of contests to be taken up by the national committee. Attending were Chairman Joseph H. Manley Henry C. Payne Senator John Kean and Senator Nathan B. Scott.
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Philadelphia
Republican National Committee
Walton
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
John Kean
New Jersey
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
National Committee
Market Reports Chicago cattle prices and ranges
Market reports show ranges for cattle from good to prime steers priced at 5.25 to 5.85 per cwt and poor to medium cattle at 4.60 to 5.15. Selected feeders 4.35, mixed stockers 3.50 to 4.10, cows 3.00 to 4.65, heifers 3.20 to 6.25, conners 2.40 to 3.00, bulls 3.00 to 4.50. Texas fed steers 4.70 to 5.35, Texas bulls 3.25 to 3.75. Calves 5.00 to 7.00. Hoge mixed and butchers 5.00 to 6.25, mapate choice begry 5.10 to 5.25.
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Texas Fed
Texas
Mapate
Market Prices for Sheep Cattle and Grains
The report lists market values for sheep and lambs across grades from good to choice, with western and native varieties. beef cattle include good to choice steers, heifers, cows, and bulls with price ranges. Grain prices show wheat No 2 red at 76 to 77 cents, corn No 2 at 40 to 44 cents, and oats No 2 at 22 to 24 cents per bushel.
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Colorado
Market prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs
Historical market report lists prices for cattle hogs and sheep by grade and weight. Cattle ranges include prime and common stock with prices from 3.00 to 6.75 per unit. hogs show prime heavy and light Yorkers with prices around 5.15 to 5.45. sheep and lambs include best lambs and culls with prices from 3.00 to 6.40 per unit.
Live Stock and Grain Prices Report
Cattle steers five ten five fifty five tops five seventy bulls three dollars to four fifteen cows two forty to four twenty calves veals five dollars to fifteen sheep and lambs sheep three fifty to six zero zero choice wethers five twenty culls eight twenty five yearlings five zero zero six twenty five lambs six fifty to eight zero zero culls five sixty hogs state hogs five sixty to five sixty five mixed western five fifty wheat number two red six cents corn number two forty five and a half oats number two twenty six and a half to nineteen zero
Commodity Prices and Market Quotes from Boston and Toledo
Rail-like price list covering wheat corn oats rye lard bulk meats bacon hogs cattle sheep lambs wool and cloverseed. Includes regional quotes for Boston and Toledo with assorted grades and cash prices across grains, animal products, and fiber while noting specific grade distinctions and figures.
Side Country News and Local Obituaries Blend
Cicero notes Phoebe Cole visiting Williams county and the Cicero school closing Friday. Obituaries mark Samuel Moore’s funeral at the Christian chapel with burial in Hicksville cemetery. Elisha Winn, aged 98, dies in Hicksville. Rev. Yager delivers a West Milford Upchurch talk for National Union lodge proceeds. Clyde Hendershot seeks health in Mississippi. Samuel Lindsey Moore, born 1869, departed June 6 1900 with family totals listed.
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James Moore
Samuel Moore
Christian Church
Lilly
Hicksville
Ora Carroll
John Haviland
John Hartzell
Ed. Shaw
George Bauserman
Gilpin
Clyde Hendershot
Mississippi
Elisha Winn
Spencerville Street
Hickeville
U Behhurch
Smith
Samuel Lindsey Moore
James
Elizabeth Moore
Noble County
Alta Countryman
Morris and Local Farm News Circulate Across Paulding
E C Morris took a flying trip to Paulding last week amid widespread rumors of marriage. Claude Morris planted 227 acres of corn this year as Geo S Morris harvests. Billey Wells works on Geo Breckler's barn while Lonnie Moore tests a new buggy. Mrs E G Morris and children visit from Paulding as Mrs Hardesty remains ill. Children’s day is set for Arthur on Sunday June 17. W M Anderson builds stone bridges locally.
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E C Morris
Paulding
Lonnie Moore
Geo. S Morris
Gus Skiver
Billey Wells
Geo. Breckler
Claude Morris
E G Morris
Hardesty
Arthur
W M Anderson
Barn Roof Repaired and Local Church Events Note
Mrs Bock had her barn reroofed last week. Children day exercises at the U B church Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Kellermeier visited T E Rethmel Monday. Quarterly meeting at the U B church was well attended Sunday. The schools of this township will nearly all close this week. Henry Kuhn had his barn reroofed last week. J B Stock left for Denver Colorado last week for his health. Mr and Mrs Geo Kellermeier Mr and Mrs Basel Moore Mr and Mrs Peter Grim Mr and Mrs Will Dickman of South Ridge visited here Sunday. Mr Travis Hattie and Dora qupchime drove to Butler Ind Saturday.
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Geo. Kellermeier
Basel Moore
Peter Grim
Will Dickman
South Ridge
Sunny
Travis
Hattie
Dora Qupchime
Butler
Ind
Saturay
Local Socials and School Notes From Ney
John Weber completed his milk house last week. Children day exercises were held Sunday evening at Fair View church. Horatio Bowers and family visited the Webers, and the Stripes with Mr. and Mrs. Warner hosted a Sunday gathering. Mrs. Caldenbauch is hospitalized in Ann Arbor for treatment. The measles, whooping cough and mumps are prevalent in Ney. Doud has begun the foundation for a new house. Ernest Volmer has been visiting in Medina county for 10 days. Mrs. George Smith’s health is improving. The Warners adopted a 17 month old girl from Bryan. Rain delays slowed corn work. Lintz traveled to the county’s west end Friday. Children’s day services are planned for New Bethel church next Sunday. Irvin Hartshorn completed his new barn. Welker and Weber shipped a car of hogs from Ney on Saturday. William Loose returned home from Toledo Saturday evening.
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John Weber
Fair View Church
Horatio Bowers
Chilren
I H Weber
William Stripe
D L Warner
Charles Caldenbauch
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ney
E B Doud
Ernest Volmer
Medina County
George Smith
Bryan
D Lintz
New Bethel Church
Irvin Hartshorn
O Welker
C Weber
Loose
Shome
Toledo
West Milford News Notes Rev Yeager Visit and Social
Rev Yeager of Waterloo Ind lectured at the UB church Saturday night for the National Union. An ice cream and strawberry social by lodge boys supported the Union. Children day exercises filled the Christian church Sunday night with proceeds of 9.75. Mrs Kittie Irish of Hicksville and Rev Frank Irish of Columbus visited West Milford Sunday. Miss Bertha McClellan visited GE Winn on Sunday. Fin Moore and wife of Antwerp were also in town.
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Phoebe Cole
Williams County
Cicero
Christian Chapel
Yager
Logan
C C Bassett
Indiana
Samuel Moore
James Moore
J W Dilly
Hicksville
West Milford Upchurch
National Union Lodge
N U Hall
Yeager
Waterloo
Ind
UB Church
National Union
Lodge
Christian Church
Kittie Irish
West Milford
Frank Irish
Columbus
Bertha McClellan
GE Winn
Fin Moore
Antwerp
Vis
Infirmary Tours Record Visits and Admittances
Defiance County infirmary records show Henry Neaderhauser guiding George McDaniel and wife Horace Benner through the facility last week. Directors met Friday. Edward Colwell and wife of Defiance toured the infirmary, as did Esther Simmons who was admitted Friday. Mrs Ikeholtz visited Monday. Mrs M D Huffman of Ney Lula G Dirrim and Fannie C Beecher of Hamilton Indiana called one day.
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Henry Neaderhauser
George McDaniel
Horace Benner
Edward Colwell
Defiance
Ikeholtz
M D Huffman
Ney
Lula G Dirrim
Fannie C Beecher
Hamilton
Ind
Esther Simmons
Walkoff's new barn raised and social notes
Fri ay work on a barn near Walkoff. Jasper Beightler and wife visited Hickeville Monday. James Keesberg and wife hosted guests from Defiance Wednesday. Greek the land appraiser was around Friday. Census enumerator Hosler appeared Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Crawford entertained 40 serenaders Wednesday evening. O Mitchell and family visited in New Saturday. A first class male school teacher sought for district No 1 Mark township winter term. Church Sunday entertainment was a success. Miss Anna Moss of Okolona visiting here.
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Walkoff
Friay
Jasper Beightler
Hickeville
James Keesberg
Defiance
Greek
Hosler
Children’s Home Visits Referenced in Local Notes
Local society and families visit the Children’s Home with calls and gifts. Defiance residents J H Nedrey and wife tour the facility on June 4, while Hamilton Indiana visitors Fannie C Beecher Lulu G Dirrim and others stop by June 6. Community groups compliment the Home and thank donors for literature and scrapbooks.
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J H Nedrey
Defiance
Fannie C. Beecher
Lulu G. Dirrim
Hamilton
Ind
M. D. Hoffman
John
Charley
Olive
Harold Hoffman
Ney
Rick
Abba, Lewis
Pheebe Smith
M. E. Beek
Bachelor, Mich
Wilhelm Badenhop
Napoleon
Geo. Hopkins
Elton
M Hopkins
Edgerton
Esther McCollister
Chas. McCollister
D L McCollister
Amsden
Forrest Morse
Fred Mink
Morse
Juniorary Society of the
Christian Church of Hamilton
Retaken Bloemfontein Report Disputed Says War Office
London dispatches reveal General Buller’s claim of Bloemfontein control amid conflicting Boer reports. Official notices note Laing’s Nek evacuated, railways in British hands, and ongoing repairs. Casualty totals rise with 23,664 listed through June 9 plus 792 officers and 12,365 invalids.
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London
War Office
Buller
Secretary of War
Volksrust
Laing
Nek
Majuba
Clery
Ingogo
Lord Roberts
Redvers Buller
Bloemfontein
General Hunter
Kelly-Kenny
Hunter
Kroonstadt
DeWet
Roodeval
Boer War Office
General DeWet
Lord Methuen
Daily Express
Machadodorp
Lorenzo Marques
Kruger
Louis Botha
Delarey
Steyn
Middlesburg
Plan for Crown Colonies in South Africa Reported
London dispatch states the government settled on civil administration for South Africa with the Orange River colony and the Transvaal becoming crown colonies and Milner to serve as high commissioner. The restructured system mirrors West Indies Sierra Leone and Ceylon models and aims for rapid implementation.
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London
South Africa
Orange River
Transvaal
Sir Alfred Milner
West Indies
Sierra Leone
Ceylon
Boers Retake Bloemfontein. British Suffer Defeat at Elandsfontein
A dispatch from Lorenzo Marques reports Consul Pott saying the Boers have retaken Bloemfontein with President Steyn reportedly returning. He also says the British suffered a severe defeat at Elandsfontein. In Helvetia mining camp Phoenix miner Frank Smith was mortally wounded by two Mexicans after a row over winnings in a saloon.
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London
Lorenzo Marques
Pott
South African Republic
Bloemfontein
Steyn
Elandsfontein
Phoenix
Frank Smith
Helvetia
Pelts Corrected by H. P. Miller Price Paid
A brief item notes corrected prices for pelts handled by H. P. Miller, indicating updated value quotations and payments recorded for buyers.
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J. H. Baker
H. P. Miller
A. Growey & Son
A. Groney & Son
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