Market Comment Of The Day On Wheat And Corn
Chicago grain report notes wheat opened strong on buying but fell after a Dig break. Short covering and weather forecasts in Canada and Argentina influence prices. Corn gains on cold rains and light offerings. July and September bids rise while cash prices edge up. International notes from Liverpool and Paris show mixed early signals with rains and demand affecting futures.
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Chicago
Shorts
Winnipeg Free Press
Canada
Chas. E. Lewis & Co
Ill
Armour Grain Co
Liverpool
Ponse
Harris Winthrop& Co
Armour House
Seling
Inter-Ocean
America
Winnipeg
C. IL. F
Broomhall
Bartlett, Patten & Co
Chapin & Co
Walter Fitch & Co
Northwest
Quotations by Bolies and Rogers Hide Prices Fargo ND
Prices for cured hides and animal pelts listed by Bolies and Rogers Fargo with figures for No 1 G S cured hides No 2 G cured bull hides No 1 G 8S cured calf No 1 horse hides sheep pelts tux mink muskrat and tallow prices in cents per unit and per dozen or by size with notes on quality and regional Minnesota Dakota markets.
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Bolies & Rogers
Fargo
N. D
G. S
Mink
Minnesota
Minn
Dakota
Hog market prices ease across major markets
Chicago reports 19 000 hogs on offer with 4 000 carried over as the market stays steady. Average quotes include light 9.40 to 9.77, mixed 9.40 to 9.65, heavy 9.55 to 9.65, rough 9.35 to 9.45. hogs close 5 to 10 cents below open. Sheep weaken as 12 000 head trade. Other hubs report varied tonnage and similar price ranges with hogs trading around 9.15 to 9.25 in South St Paul and steady to easy in Kansas City and Omaha.
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Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
South St. Paul
Grain and Stock Market Notes from Fargo Minnesota Chicago
The report lists July, Sept, and Dec wheat futures with Chicago Minnesota and Dul Open High Low Close figures, plus Minneapolis cash market quotes for No 1 hard to No 3 northern, durum, and white varieties. Also noted are Chicago oats and flax prices, Duluth and Winnipeg receipts, and July Wheat options prices.
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Chi
Minn
Chi. Minn
Dub
Chi. Ming
Eevee Chicago Corr
Chicago
Chicago Park
Cccosecsscas Aces
Neneess
Minneapolis
Wales
Duluth
Ward
Tewees
RYO
Neccesovesconeciate
Dirk Sion Chi
Missing Hundley Heirs Sought for Illinois Farm in Ward County
Minot North Dakota June 2 The late Hundley whose heirs are sought may have a son and two daughters in the west. A 5000 acre Illinois farm with grand home and equipment could be theirs if located. C L Harmon reports ongoing efforts to identify legal heirs from letters found among Hundley’s possessions.
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Minot
N. D
Hundley
Richland County
Ward County
C. L. Harmon
Harmon
Mouse River
Fargo Merchant Fails in Bankruptcy Case
The petition in bankruptcy of George Denis, proprietor of the Denis Fur Co. of Fargo, was filed this week in the U S court. Liabilities are about 25000 with assets claimed to reach a similar amount. One creditor had attached property and planned a public sale the day the petition was filed, which the action of the proprietor stopped.
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George Denis
The
Denis Fur Co
Fargo
United States
Edgeley Sub-Experiment Station Report Highlights Hardiness and Yields
The seventh annual Edgeley sub-experiment station bulletin details fruit hardiness rankings for apples plums cherries currents and gooseberries. It compares southern and northern nursery stock, reports wheat oats barley and potato yields across thirty-seven varieties, and notes optimal sowing rates and crops under trial conducted with O A Thompson Clarence Plath and Dean J H Shepperd in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture. The bulletin is available from North Dakota Agricultural College in Fargo.
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Edgeley
Patten
Lyman Prolific
Virginia
Fay
Red Cross
Champion
Downing
Red Jacket
Houghton
Carrie
Pearl
Pererodka
Arnautka
North
Mercer Flint
N. W. Dent
Voronezh
O. A. Thompson
Clarence Plath
United States Department of Agriculture
Dean J. H. Shepperd
Agricultural College
Fargo
On His Way West
P. O. Stevens of Detroit Minnesota visited yesterday as guest of W. L. Van Horn of Republican headquarters. He will travel to Portland Oregon to inspect the central portion of the state and may relocate there.
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P. O. Stevens
Detroit
Minn
W. L. van Horn
Republican
Portland
Ore
Rooseveltian D. M. Brown pushes Moorhead auto ordinance
Fergus Falls elects D. M. Brown described as Rooseveltian to mayor. Brown forms a special committee to draft a new automobile ordinance and urges council action citing St Paul as a model. Other items note Ada visitor Marie Lovanes, road fund concerns, and local incidents including a fire loss and a concrete bridge contract.
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Fergus Falls
Rooseveltian
D. M. Brown
St. Paul
Moorhead High School Class of 1910 Graduation
Moorhead High School holds its 1910 commencement this evening at 8 15 in the state normal school auditorium. The graduating class includes B Thomas Bottolfson Beryl Baldwin Albin Benson Lawrence Blegen Martha Casey Lois Dart Enid Erickson Jeanette Johnson Stella Lewis Viola Lawson Margaret Newton Maria Olson John Peterson Grace Radford Lew Busness James Sharp Louis Stodder Helen Welter and other members.
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Moorhead
State Normal School
B. Thomas Bottolfson
Beryl Alvina Baldwin
Albin Benson
Lawrence Irwin Blegen
Martha Helen Casey
Lois Adella Dart
Enid Viola Erickson
Jeanette Johnson
Stella S. Lewis
Viola J. Lawson
Margaret M. Newton
Maria Olson
John P. Peterson
Grace A. Radford
Lew Wallace Busness
James Harvey Sharp
Louis T. Stodder
Helen Margaret Welter
State v. Edward Cincush Adjourned In Early Case
The case of the state against Edward Cincush, charged with a serious offense by Mrs Kate Schumarke, was called before Justice Wade this morning but adjourned again until next Monday.
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Edward Cincush
Mra
Kate Schumarke
Wade
Dangerous medicine bottle nearly kills city child
Edward Euren of Fourth avenue south reports his little daughter found a discarded paregoric bottle in a neighbor's yard. She drank it and was found unconscious. A doctor was summoned and after extended efforts she was revived and is now much improved and likely out of danger.
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Edward Euren
Fourth Avenue South
Walter McIntosh Fined After Assault on Andrew Johnson
Walter McIntosh, who assaulted Andrew Johnson near the north bridge last Tuesday and kicked him when down, was fined $50 and costs in justice court yesterday afternoon, total $65, paid by the prisoner.
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Walter McIntosh
Andrew Johnson
North Bridge
Down
Justice Court
Bishop O Reilly Leaves for Minneapolis to Pack Library
Rt. Rev. James O Reilly bishop of Fargo travels by Northern Pacific No 6 from St Paul to Minneapolis to arrange packing of his library and household effects before shipment, grateful for yesterday’s installation services and the hospitality of priests and people. He plans to return for the Hankinson dedication.
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James O'Reilly
Fargo
Minneapolis
Hankinson
Will of Solomon E. King funds Minnesota lands and colleges
Through a Fergus Falls probate filing, 5136 acres in Otter Tail and Wilkin counties are to be sold, valued at about 128 424 dollars. Solomon E. King, an Otowa Illinois implement maker, directs a hospital and 50000 for a Y M C A plus 60000 for a high school in his hometown. A trust fund will educate young men, offering half the cost of practical college education but excluding theology.
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Fergus Falls
Otter Tail
Wilkin
Solomon E. King
Ottawa
Ill
Minnesota
S. E. King Trust
Hart Keeps Best Line of Play in Local Meet
Gen Hart delivers standout performance at the local meet, earning top honors while teammates showcase strong times and contributing to a tight team effort.
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Gen Hart
Boarding Home Meeting Placed for Tomorrow
The Women’s Boarding Home association schedules a 3 o’clock meeting at 120 Eighth Street South. Members are urged to attend as the constitution and by laws will be read and adopted. The home provides meals for nonresidents and boarders show strong interest in the project.
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Women's Boarding Home Association
Eighth Street South
The
Home Association
Corporation
Dr Schanche Dead In Minot Local Doctor Succumbs
Dr H H Schanche prominent Minot physician dies at noon from spinal meningitis after falling ill Sunday. Dr Eggers of Grand Forks at his bedside. He moved from Milton months ago and built a practice. Survived by wife. relatives in Norway and Sweden. Body to be shipped to Norway.
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Minot
N. D
H. H. Schanche
Eggers
Grand Forks
Milton
Schanche
Norway
Sweden
Judge Hanson Returns From Lake Outing
Judge A. G. Hanson has returned from a lake outing, finishing a brief recreational escape.
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Judge A. G. Hanson
the Lakes
Potatoes Growers May Shift Acres Across Clay County
Regional growers urge dense planting but Moorhead and Clay county resist. Expect fewer growers yet similar or larger acreage for spuds this season. Paris green orders shrink for some, yet Fargo merchants report higher early output, while Crookston sees a notable decline.
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Red River Valley
Clay County
Moorhead
St. Paul
Meredith Drug Co
Fargo
Crookston
Moorhead and Fargo Wedding Sparks College Circles
In Moorhead and Fargo chatter centers on a St. Paul wedding yesterday uniting Miss Minnie Larson daughter of D B Larson Halstad and Albert Bras sett M D Invitations hint at later nuptials for Bessie Arena Pinkney and Byron Henry Witherow with plans to reside in Moorhead after the ceremony The event stirs social circles across the region with invitations expected soon and a Kalispell Montana home to follow for Minnie Larson and her husband.
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Moorhead
Fargo
St. Paul
Minnie Larson
D. B. Larson
Halstad
Albert Brassett
Kalispell
Mont
Larson
Agricultural One
Lewis H. Pinkney
Bessie Arena
Byron Henry Witherow
Anticipated A C Concert Set At Armory Tomorrow
The annual concert at the armory starts at 8 15pm with the college orchestra opening and closing the programme. Co 8 Putnam leads the music department in arranging the event with care. A light, humorous note about kisses is included in the text.
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A. C
Putnam
North Dakota Good Roads Convention Heads to City
The North Dakota Good Roads association holds its convention in the city June 22 and 23 with speakers from Washington Minnesota North Dakota Chicago Arcola Illinois Portland Oregon and more. Organizers expect a large crowd as posters circulate statewide and inquiries pour in. The grain growers department of the American Society of Equity will continue the event on June 24 at the same venue.
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Good Roads Association
J. T. Vashill
Good Roads Department
Washington
George W. Cooley
Minnesota
T. R. Atkinson
North Dakota
H. T. Gross
Chicago
R. Cox
Arcola
L. R. Webster
Oregon State Good Roads Association
Portland
Ore
S. Johnson
Bismarck
E. J. Babcock
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
R. M. Dolye
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
A. C. Armory
Grain Growers Department of
The
American Society of Equity
Wealth of the soil in western North Dakota lands
The Bismarck land district and western districts hold vast free land near the Missouri River once cheap now rising in value as demand grows. Farmers seek pasture and dairy opportunities with improved plows and machinery, while railroad lines signal growth. Land still sells low but is expected to double in value in the next generation.
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Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck Land District
Missouri River
Morton County
Bismarck Land Office
Dickinson District
North Dakota
Bismarck
North Ta
Chief War Eagle Battles Cop In Night Bout After Wrestling News
Chief War Eagle, inflamed by Chicago dispatches about I Gotch beating Stanislaus Zbyszko, plans a late punch with Officer Pat Bowler on N P avenue after a previous victory. The Irish beat the Indian in the first fall and the night match ends with the chief due in court before Judge Roberts for resisting an officer and disturbing the peace.
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War Eagle
Chicago
I. Gotch
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Pat Bowler
N. P. Avenue
Roberts
Cushs Fargo Booklet Promises Handsome Fargo Volume
W F Cushings illustrated Fargo booklet will be a 128 page volume with old English stock covers and dual tone brown ink. It features city views and a Fargo story and has broad support from local business leaders.
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Fargo
W. F. Cushing
County commissioners set bids for bridge contracts
The board opened bids for bridge construction in several areas of the county this afternoon and plans to award contracts and start work as soon as possible. Morning session covered routine business.
Transfer Patients Move to Grafton Institution
J. W. Munro and Miss Johnson of Jamestown state hospital accompanied twelve former Jamestown inmates to the Grafton institution for feeble minded. The party included eight men and four women and caused no trouble during the transfer.
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Jamestown
Grafton Institution
J. W. Munro
Miss Johnson
Jamestown State Hospital
Grafton
Kentucky Capitol Dedicated in Frankfort Ceremony
Kentucky's $2,000,000 capitol was dedicated in Frankfort with a full day of exercises. The structure is complete except for mural decorations and awaits final touches.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Horse Kicked to Death on First Avenue North
A horse being led behind a wagon near Holcomb's barn was kicked fatally. Another animal also being led in the street died from injuries sustained in the incident.
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First Avenue
Holcomb
North Dakota Faces Era of Continued Prosperity
The article forecasts improved soil use and cropping strategies with better cultivation and diversification. It notes expected steady moisture but emphasizes more efficient water use, signaling a sustained period of prosperity for North Dakota.
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North Dakota
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Chicago Grain Letter
Grain Opinions
Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
New York
Bartlett, Patten? & Co
S&s. B. Chapin & Co
Chas, E. Lewis & Co., Grain and Stock Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo
State of Oregon
Fergus
East Side
Nces
Marie Lovanes
Ada
Leonard
Katie Kiefer
Little Pine Lake
Walter Goodsell
D. A. Tennant
Breckenridge
Joe Knapp
Ambrose
Williams County
Pat Knapp
Hopeman
Averill
Hitterdal
William Russell
Elizabeth Davis
IL. A. Huntoon
J. W. Godfrey
Oakport Township
Justice Malloy
Moorhead High School
Bishop O'Reilly
Northern Pacific
DR. Schanche
Chief War Eagle
Cop
Frank Gotch
Zbyszko
Officer Bowler
Cush
Kentucky Capitol
Africa
Fuacre
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