Late Market Quotations From Western Livestock Markets
Market notes show cattle prices down about 25.50 cents, with yearling steers to 7.50, feeders at 9.26, beef steers to 10.60, fair cows 6 to 7, calves up to 8.60, and mixed hog prices 16.26 to 16.85 with top hogs at 16.50. Sheep trading slow, lambs around 12.60, ewes to 6.60, and Arizona lambs around 12.265 overall.
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Osere
Arizona
Sreigne
Chicago
Eastern live stock market dull with mixed gains and losses
Chicago reports cattle trade slow with steady to weaker prices for steers and heavy cattle, calves down sharply, hogs mostly lower but some late gains, sheep fat and feeding lambs very slow. Dairy and poultry mixed. potatoes firm in cash market. oats and corn values displayed with wide spreads across grades.
Immigrants Targeted by Swindlers Across States
The piece outlines widespread immigrant exploitation from New York to California and Ohio, detailing scams such as selling the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge, subway ticket ruses, and green ticket admissions to the United States. It notes over 2,000 annual complaints to New York state authorities and cites frauds by private bankers, fake partnerships, and counterfeit money nationwide.
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Chicago
New York
America
New York City
Statue of Liberty
Brooklyn Bridge
United States
Bureau of Industries and Immigration of
New York State
California
Massachusetts
Ohio
Father Kills Son in Berry Patch Night in New Hampshire
Oliver Dimond, a West Concord farmer, was shot by his father who mistook him for a berry thief during raids on a patch. Both brothers had planned to confront raiders. the elder fired when he saw an armed man. Oliver Dimond died soon after. Authorities said no action was needed.
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Concord, N. H
Oliver
Dimond
West Concord
Dimonda
Fred
Oliver Dimond
Pike's Peak
Pikes Peak
Lieut
Zebulon M. Pike
Edwin James
Major Long
James
Weather Bureau
Alexander Lendrum
Colorado Springs
Dr. James
Council Bluffs
Colorado City
Frederick S. Dellenbaugh
Manitou
American Forestry Association of Washington
Theober
Ileta
Congress
Pikes Peak Reforestation Effort Marks New Face for Peak
The article recalls Pikes Peak’s ascent history from 1820 and notes a 1907 onward reforestation program on its slopes. It details nursery sites, species choices, planting methods, survival rates, and the goal to restore forests for water protection and tourism.
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Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Manitou
W. J. Gardner
Nebraska
Clementine Gulch
Halsey
Monument
Bear Creek
Pike National Forest
Rocky Mountains
Weetern
Uatom
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Lone White
Minnesota Kings
Harley and
Timothy Shoe Porkiad
Esencemenens
Adeosssses
South Timothy
South Ark
South Park
Colo
Eneenan
Owen
Sale
Coloo
Colorado
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