Weekly Market Letter from South Omaha on Aug 16
The report notes heavy cattle runs with western steers predominating and corn fed beef in strong demand at steady prices. Prices listed for beeves, cows, veal calves, bulls, feeders, stock heifers, and range beef. Hogs show an upward pressure on packing grades while sheep demand is brisk and aided by better corn prospects. The Standard Live Stock Co. compiles the market data.
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South Omaha
Neb
Standard Live Stock Com. Co
Jones Seeks Safe Path For Clerk Nomination In Republicans
Billings Aug 16 In a move to forestall contingencies the Montana Republican central committee includes the clerk of the district court in its call. L T Jones may seek renomination at the Sept 1 convention with the county attorney to place his name on the ticket. Delegates to the state convention at Missoula Sept 15 will be chosen.
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Billings
District Court
Republican Central Committee
Supreme Court
L. T. Jones
Jones
Missoula
Long and Short Haul Provisions Take Effect Under New Railroad Law
Washington reports the new railroad law became effective immediately upon passage. Sections on rate suspensions are active now while the long and short haul clause will not apply for six months to allow carriers to adjust tariffs. The Interstate Commerce Commission has been operating under the law since its passage 60 days ago.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Notable Sires and Sons in Politics and Race Circles
The Earl of Ellesmere attends many race meetings but never bets. Vice President Sherman bears much of the burden of American side whiskers politics. Lloyd-George stands out as a premier British speaker and budget architect. Herbert Gladstone’s father refused a title, but the son’s South Africa governor generalship signals family endurance. Ashford, a rural postman in Leicestershire, alone may wear the Victoria Cross. Ex Justice Pryor, aged eighty one, remains active and helped nominate Franklin Pierce. T J Steward of West Hamilton mocks Laurier in a recent speech. Joseph F Smith, seventy one, heads the LDS Church and recalls crossing the plains in 1848 in gentile hands.
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Earl of Ellesmere
The
Washington Star
Sherman
Herbert Gladstone
South Africa
Thomas Ashford
Whitwick
Leicestershire
British Isles
Roger A. Pryor
New York
Franklin Pierce
T. J. Steward
West Hamilton
Dominion
House of Commons
Wilfrid Laurier
Joseph F. Smith
Church of the Latter Days Saints
Plains
Salt Lake City
Care of dining tables for housekeepers
The article advises cleaning a wood dining surface with lukewarm water and a little gasoline, rubbed on in circles with a damp cloth. Wipe nearly dry, then polish with soft flannel and furniture polish, following the wood grain to avoid blur and using hard rubbing to remove stains and keep the table shining.
Bean Cutlets With Tomato Puree Recipe
Instructions describe making vegetarian cutlets from cooked beans, preferably Boston baked beans, blended with beaten egg, seasoned, rolled in egg and breadcrumbs, fried until brown, served over rice with tomato puree. Tomato puree is made by sieving stewed tomatoes and seasoning with salt, pepper, and a small piece of butter.
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Boston
California Pudding Recipe in Fruit Tart Style
A pudding method describes covering a saucepan with two inches of tart stewed fruit, boiling, and pouring over a batter made of butter, sugar, beaten egg, milk, flour with baking powder and vanilla. Bake quickly and serve with a lemon sauce topped by lemon peel and nutmeg.
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California
Handy Electric Cleaner Shown As Most Convenient Model
A compact eight pound electric cleaner is demonstrated as highly portable. Weighing little and needing minimal storage, it promises strong performance when attached to an electric light fixture for operation.
Powerful suction cleaner with high speed dirt intake
The device draws dirt from curtains walls upholstery and furniture using a 10 000 blows per minute agitator and strong suction into a sack along the handle that empties into an ash barrel. A felt pad protects hardwood floors and woodwork while gentle on fine rugs and curtains.
Pralines Made With Milk Sugar and Pecans
Boil one cup milk with three cups light brown sugar until a soft ball forms in iced water. Remove from heat add one tablespoon butter and one teaspoon vanilla. Stir in one cup pecan nut meats broken coarse. Drop spoonfuls onto waxed paper to cool.
Smothered Potatoes Ready To Serve
Pare and slice six to eight large potatoes. Fry four slices of salt pork on both sides then add three or four small onions and a small piece of lean pork. Fry a few minutes stirring, add potatoes and one cup hot water. Cover and cook about half an hour, stirring occasionally.
Scrapple Preparation from Pork Meat and Liquor
Cook one pound of fresh pork until it drops from the bones. Pick meat to pieces and strain the liquor to one pint. Boil liquor and meat and thicken with Indian meat until it hardens when cold to cut into slices. Season with pepper and salt.
Billings Clinches State Baseball Title With Dillon Win
August games at Livingston and Helena show Billings defeating Dillon 9 to 4 in Livingston with Keenen pitching while Brown struggled for Dillon. Helena edged Dillon 3 to 1 in a fast game featuring a ninth inning saved by Dillon catcher Brown. Helena won the following day in an 8th inning rally to top Dillon after Dillon had led 3 to 4.
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Livingston
Billings
Dillon
Keenen
Brown
Beaverheads
Helena
Fight Against Cannon Begins as Longworth Breaks with Speaker
In Beverly Massachusetts on August 18 Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Ohio declared he will not support Joseph G Cannon again and doubts Cannon can be re elected. In Danville Illinois on August 18 Cannon's campaign continued despite Longworth's pledge.
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Beverly
Mass
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Cannon
Danville
Ill
Longworth
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Associated Press
Theatrical News Highlights And Plays This Season
Gladys Hanson leads the season with Kytle Bellew. Frederic Thompson reportedly spent over $50,000 on Springtime. Lew Dockstader tours the south with his minstrels in early spring. A ballet school opens at the Metropolitan Opera House New York. Percy Haswell is engaged by the Shuberts for The Waiters a psychic drama by Cora Maynard and Arthur Boddy.
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Gladys Hanson
Kytle Bellew
Frederic Thompson
Lew Dockstader
South
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Percy Haswell
The
Shuberts
Waitebers
Cora Maynard
Arthur Ieddy
Ganton & Co
John Gauten
Education figures span nations and campuses in winter programs
The report notes 2 582 women taking winter courses at German universities and district fund drives in China backing Hong Kong University endowment. Boston schools announce required swimming for graduating high school girls. Private schools have grown from minimal numbers twenty years ago to about 8 000 today, excluding public schools.
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Germany
China
Hongkong University
Canton
James P. Magenis
Boston School Board
Americas
Stal Lions on Hand at Reynolds Ranch Near Dillon
On hand at Reynolds Ranch south of Dillon are Stal Lions in grade and full blood registered draft stock. Expected mature weight ranges from 1800 to 2000 pounds. The herd is acclimated and ready for service, with value from heavy grade mares and registered sires. Observers are urged to inspect for suitable stock and health advantages from climate adaptation.
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Reynolds
Colonial Plank Pudding Steam Time Noted
A recipe lists one cup molasses raisins hot water fat salt pork chopped fine with flour as a thick batter and soda spice and salt. Steam four hours indicating a traditional savory pudding method in early kitchen notes.
Governor Hay to present silver trophy for Dry Farming exhibit
Spokane announces Governor Marion E. Hay of Washington offers a $250 solid silver trophy as grand prize for the best Washington exhibit at the International Dry Farming exposition in Spokane during the fifth Dry Farming Congress October 3 to 6. The board sets rules on eligible territories and conditions for product exhibits.
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Spokane
Wash
Marion E. Hay
Washington
Hay
Board of Governors of
The
Congress
United States
98Th Meridian
121St Meridian
Crop conditions in Montana show drought impact
The Agriculture Department reports Montana crop conditions on August 1 at 83 of the ten year average, with irrigated ranches lifting the overall figure. Corn 70, spring wheat 65, oats 73, barley 75, potatoes 73, hay 72, timothy 73, alfalfa 76, and apples 60 versus a usual average of 85. Hay acreage remains 556,000 acres.
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Washington
Montana
Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
House Made From Single Tree in Elma Washington
A 14 room two and a half story house completed in Elma Washington is built entirely from a single Douglas fir tree. The giant fir yielded 40 000 feet of lumber valued at about 1000 dollars.
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Seattle
Wash
Elma
Washington
Roosevelt Denied Temporary Chairman Post in New York
Theodore Roosevelt’s name was offered for temporary chairman of the Republican state convention but was defeated 20 to 15 by the state committee. Vice President James M. Sherman was chosen as temporary chairman by a unanimous vote after Roosevelt’s bid failed.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican State Committee
James M. Sherman
Roosevelt
Cannon Denounces Insurgents in Interview
Chicago August 16 The Inter Ocean prints an interview with Joseph G Cannon speaker of the house denouncing insurgents says he will seek the speakership in the next house and claims reports of a planned party reorganization came from insurgents and Democrats.
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Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Armstrong Drexel sets world altitude record in Scotland
Lanark Scotland August 13 Arm strong Drexel the American aviator rose to a new world altitude record of 6750 feet last night official announcement said The feat adds to Drexels aviation achievements and marks a historic height milestone in air travel history
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Lanark
Scotland
J. Armstrong Drexel
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