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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1899
Page
7
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This fragment shows problems on present worth, trials balances, and real estate calculations. It lists resources and liabilities, closing balances, and various answers for Lesson No 14 including square footage computations and price relations. The text mentions cities, prices, and percentages, reflecting a math or accounting teaching page.
Answers list contains various math problems and solutions with numbers and cities such as Milwaukee Detroit Waveland and Kansas City. It presents multiple itemized results including square feet square inches square yards and algebraic solutions with x and 6x 10.
The page lists various math and English exercises with provided answers. It includes problem solutions for lumber calculations, area and volume, and surface measurements, plus notes on proportion and proper English usage.
Former Owan dead report from Perry Oklahoma notes a Chicago special to the Chronicle. The item provides brief obituary or death notice details with limited readable facts and no full context.
A nostalgic ad urges a wife to receive a deed to a building lot as a substantial Christmas gift. It promises affordable prices from 11 to 400 dollars, with monthly payments and potential fortune from a high-class home investment. Also offers life and fire insurance and steamship tickets.
C H Meyer and Co based in the Security Building, Dubuque Iowa, features a local business address and presence in the market.
Matt Williams a former well known Iowa politician and lawyer collapsed while delivering a speech to a jury in a district court criminal case last night. He was serving as prosecutor and culling attorney for Pawnee County Oklahoma.
Special report from Des Moines notes the Iowa Supreme Court handed down opinions in multiple cases across districts. Several appellants won affirmations while several others were reversed or modified, including Musgrave v Imbleman Cont Co and Dillon v Lee with notable district variations. The list details parties and districts involved but omits graphic detail.
Weather observer Bowie warns of a major snow storm reaching Dubuque Sunday night bringing zero weather and a heavy fall. Reports from the country indicate good sleighing north and west of the city, with about a foot of snow already in central and northern Iowa.
Charles Davis of Bowerston Ohio reports instant relief and a permanent cure after using Dr Kings New Discovery for severe lung trouble. The ad touts decades of cures for chest and lung issues with bottles at 50 cents and 1.00, and offers trial bottles free at T W Ruetes drug store. The notice also advertises Chicago Great Western excursion tickets Dec 23 to Jan 1 for trips within 200 miles at a fare and one third.
Telegraph report from New York cites heavy opening declines across international, industrial, and rail stocks with losses up to nine points in Metropolitan Street Railway and New York Central. Short covering temporarily steadied some issues, but overall the market closed near week lows amid demoralization and renewed London selling pressure.
Chicago grains opened lower as wheat and corn fell amid a bearish government report. May contracts tied to profits, with partial rebounds from short coverings and anticipated South Africa British reversals. Cash wheat prices quoted, and oats and rye showed smaller movements. Chicago hogs and cattle markets remained active with higher bids for select lots.
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