U S Markets Report on Western Vegetables and Grains
Western market notes show round white potatoes at 0.40 per 100 pounds f.o.b. in northern shipping stations, while New York and Chicago markets dip. Baldwins apples firm at $4.00 to $4.60 in western storage and city wholesale trade, with Winesap and Imperial apples steady. celery strong near $2.75 to $3.00 per crate. Grain and hay down overall with some firmer pockets. cotton middling around 1.24. live cattle and hogs mixed with sheep and lamb prices slipping. Butter rises, cheese remains weak but stable with tighter stock.
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Union News Service
Chicago
Ccar
New York
Lodgilbo
Baldwin Apples
Baldwins
York Imperials
Northwestern
F. O
Florida
California
Minnneapolia
Omaha
Timothy
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Inneapolia
Memphis
Isas City
Kansea City
Prairie
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Northwest
St. Louis
Seaboard
Winnipeg
Walry
Nt York
Boston
Denver Live Stock Market Report Highlights Demand and Prices
Fresh cattle arrivals were lighter with strong demand and keen competition. Beef cows and heifers sold from 4.50 to 6.76, good stock 6.26 to 6.76, steers 5.26 to 7.15, feeders 6.00 to 6.50. hogs mixed 7.50 to 9.25, lambs around 7.25 for heavyweights, 7.15 to 7.25 for others, overall strong market activity noted.
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Beast Ae
Amet P
Denver Pronounce Potatoeg and Other Oddities
Fragmentary OCR notes list items like potatoes onions cabbage beans and hay and grain prices. Mentions dates and numbers in a garbled way, suggesting a local notice of prices and market terms. No clear event or coherent reporting could be established from the readable text.
Legend of the Seven Sleepers in Christian lore
The tale traces seven Christians who fled Ephesus about 250 or 251 and were walled up in a cave. They slept nearly 200 years until Theodosius II renewed belief in the afterlife. Names commonly given include Maximianus Malchus Martinianus Dionysius Joannes Serapion and Constantius.
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Ephesus
Decius
Asia Minor
Theodosius II
Mohammed
Hitmer
Maximianus
Malchus
Martininanus
Dionysius
Joannes
Serapifon
Constantius
Sun Worship in Ancient Egypt and Ra of On
The text traces early Egyptian religion to sun worship around 4000 B C, detailing the god Ra Haradite, the city of On later Heliopolis, and the priesthood of Ra famed for occult knowledge, medicine, and astrology. It notes Moses’ upbringing in On's priesthood and his later use of its magic before Pharaoh to aid the Israelites.
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Sun
Ra-Haradite
Nile
Cairo
Heliopolis
Moses
Pharaoh
Unusual X Signature Satisfies Judge Ingersoll
In Atlantic City New Jersey a dispute over rent arose when the Quinn estate sued Mrs Mary Henry for 150 dollars claiming receipts were forged. A handwriting expert testified the cross marks on the receipts and lease were by the same person and authentic. Judge Ingersoll ruled for Mrs Henry.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ingersoll
Michael Quinn
Mary Henry
Philadelphia
China’s Metal Imports Rise Sharply in 1919
China’s metal import value jumped to 76,031,681 in 1919 from 21,610,174 in 1918, with quantities rising equally. Copper ingots reached record imports, valued far above 1913, mostly used by mints. Manufactured iron also grew, and tin slab imports increased, sourced from Kwangai mines and reexported via Hong Kong.
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China
Kwangal
Hong Kong
Quote on aging men from George Ade in a fashionable lounge
An anecdote attributed to George Ade describes elderly married men facing hardship as wives lose care and young women scorn them. The overheard scene in a stylish restaurant lounge includes a wife criticizing a man’s gaze at a woman in a yellow gown.
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George Ade
Bill
Unique stone bank rises in northern South Dakota
A monument to pioneer spirit, a rock built bank stands in northern South Dakota. Its owners insist the building is unique, constructed entirely from stones quarried locally. One mason, Unasslated, spent nearly a year splitting glacial boulders with iron wedges to reveal colors from pink and red to purple, brown, yellow and gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Swiss Cheese Quest Shows Home Made Delivers Strong Flavor
A Green County Wisconsin tale traces Swiss cheese origins in 1845 settlers, and how American scientists at the U S Department of Agriculture refined bacteria cultures to produce high quality American Swiss cheese. The piece notes growing domestic output and exports, and compares Roquefort, asserting U S whey cheese advances using cow milk and cave-like curing systems, potentially rivaling Swiss imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin
Chris. Roth
Monroe
Switzerland
Chris
Chris Roth
Wis
Frank George
United States
Alps
Emmental
America
United States Department of Agriculture
Grove City
Department of Agriculture
Newcastle
Dairy Division
France
Cambalou Mountains
Hoquefort
Roquefort
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Bureau OF Markets
Denver
Oth
Legend OF
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Bullds Rainbow Bank
Ione
Tcabuvg
Fioles LT
Roquefori
Roomal
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