Market Comment of the Day Grain Letter
Market update from Chicago notes small wheat trade with July showing strength while rains boost northwest and Canada. European markets weaken, spring wheat acres near 19.74 million with 331 million bushels crop. Hogs, cattle, and sheep at multiple cities show firm to higher prices. Michigan and Paris reports give mixed wheat and corn signals.
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Chicago
Lil
Northwest
St. Louis
Chas. E. Lewis & Co
Wheat crop conditions and acreage in Washington
Washington reports winter wheat 80 percent condition and spring wheat 92.8 with acreage at 19,702,000 up 1,394,000 or 7.3 percent. Indicated winter wheat yield 496,000,000 bushels versus 417,000,000 last year. spring wheat 326,000,000 bushels versus 306,000,000. Oats 91 percent with 34,380,000 acres up 1,176,000 or 3.5 percent. Barley 89.6 and rye 90.6.
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Michigan
King of Toledo
C. A. King
Washington
Wheat and corn market views from leading firms
Reports from Shearson Hammill Logan & Bryan Finley Barrell Bartlett Patton noting mixed sentiment in wheat and corn. Prices eased on weak July wheat, aided by favorable European crop reports and strong late buying by bulls, with weather and crop developments watched closely.
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Shearson, Hammill & Co
Logan & Bryan
Finley, Barrell & Co
Bartlett, Patton & Co
Quotations from Bolles Rogers hides and furs listing
A price list from Quotations by Bolles & Rogers Fargo North Dakota outlines cured hides bull hides calf hides horse hides and various fur items including mink muskrat and pelts with unit prices and quality notes. Prices reflect grades and seasonal discounts with quantities and regional origins Minnesota Dakota.
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Bolles & Rogers
Fargo
N. D
G. S
Minnesota
Dakota
Minn
Sd Dees Hans Oh
Grain and Stock Brokers Report Chicago and Minneapolis Receipts
Chas E Lewis and Co present Chicago receipts with wheat and corn car counts. Wheat five cars, same as last year. corn three hundred seven cars, same as last year. overall cars one hundred nineteen versus last year. Minneapolis and Winnipeg figures show wheat counts and year over year changes. September wheat options noted at puts ninety percent calls ninety three percent.
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Chas. E. Lewis & Co., Grain and Stock Brokers
Morton Block, Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Steady cattle market with mixed stocker and feeder bids
Estimates show 1,800 head for stockers and feeders, with steady demand for good feed steers at 5.25 to 6.00 per hundredweight and common to fair steers at 4.00 to 4.50. Stock heifers and steers range 3.50 to 5.25, while best feeding cattle held steady though stockers were 15 to 25 cents lower than last week. Monday through Saturday price ranges hover around 9.00 to 9.40 with a recent 5 to 10 cent decline and bulk sales near 8.95 to 9.00. Estimated total 3,800.
Headed for Winnipeg Romani caravan reaches Fargo
A large group of Romani people forming a caravan arrived in Fargo this morning and spent several hours there before police ordered them to leave the city. They stated they are en route to Winnipeg.
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Fargo
Winni
Firemen Elect Officers at Convention in Wahpeton
One thousand firefighters attend the convention with keen anticipation. Wahpeton secured next year’s meeting location during sessions. Fargo will host the invitation but Wahpeton’s bid prevailed. Officers elected include President Thomas Gilbertson of Lisbon and secretary H L Read of Bismarck alongside regional vice presidents and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahpeton
Billy” Price
Fargo
Thos. Gilbertson
Lisbon
C. O. Russell
Devils Lake
A. A. Lee
Hatton
H. L. Read
Bismarck
Roy N. Sappenfield
Jamestown
B. R. Taylor
Mandan
John T. Charmley
Kenmare
Michael Tinschida
Glen Allen
Gee
Stanley
Casselton
J. A. Mahood
Cando
Quick sale on N Broadway as I leave city
I offer my residence on N Broadway for a fast sale due to departure from the city. Terms are favorable for a quick transaction. Inquiries may be directed to 1130 Broadway. Daniel E Williard.
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N. Broadway
City
Broadway
Daniel E. Williard
Moorhead City Council Adopts Refusal for Women Applicants
Moorhead council rejected licenses for I O Johnson and Billa Co Magnuson after a license committee vote. A large number of applications were postponed to an adjourned meeting set for June 24. Other items included bids for coal contracts, razing the Columbia hotel barn, bridge repairs, replanking Fourth Street Bridge, Twefth avenue grading for a new post office route, steel advertising signs near the north bridge, and a $9,000 sewer project on Tenth and Eleventh streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead
I. O. Johnson and
Billa Co. Magnuson
N. J. Olsen Co
Columbia Hotel
Great Northern Railway Co
Fourth Street
Fourth
Seventh Streets
Post Office Department
Street and Bridge Committee
North Bridge
Tenth and Eleventh Streets
E. BE. Sharp
Committee On
Independence Day Planned at Barnesville Festivities
Independence Day will be observed at Barnesville with a full day and evening program organized by the citizens committee. Visitors from tributary regions are invited to join contests including horse races and baseball, a balloon ascent, and a grand fireworks display. A bulletined report of the Jeffersons Johnson fight will be shown on a screen during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Citizens’ Committee
Committee On Arrangements
Fargo College Closing Season Highlights 1910 Events
The Fargo College year closes with commencement week events including alumni reception and the president's banquet on Monday. A track meet, tournament, and commencement exercises fill the program as the college remains in excellent financial and overall condition.
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Fargo College
Whitcomb attends Minneapolis high school graduation
Jerry Whitcomb, a well known commercial traveler, rode the 2 o'clock train this afternoon to Minneapolis to attend his daughter’s high school graduation exercises. The Whitcomb family once lived in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Whitcomb
Minneapolis
Whitcomb
Funeral for C Richard Alsop Held Tomorrow in Moorhead
Obituary notes C Richard Alsop a longtime Moorhead resident who died on his father’s farm near Blackduck. Funeral service at 2 30 p m tomorrow at St John’s Episcopal church Moorhead conducted by Rev G Dewitt Dowling with organist Miss Sheffield. Survived by father Henry W Alsop sister Jessie C. brother Archie of Middletown Conn and older brothers Harry T Chauncy and Ernest B. Interment Prairie Home cemetery beside his mother. He was about 80 and formerly worked for Interior Lumber Co Fargo. A devoted outdoorsman and noted amateur catcher in the northwest.
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C. Richard Alsop
St. John's Episcopal Church
Moorhead
G. Dewitt Dowling
Gethsemane Cathedral
Miss Sheffield
Dick” Alsop
Henry W. Alsop
Prairie Home Cemetery
Alsop
Interior Lumber Co
Fargo
Northwest
Minnesota
Hagelin Journeyed to Minnesota Lodge Session
Charles Hagelin, past grand of the local Odd Fellows lodge, traveled to Minneapolis for the Minnesota Grand Lodge annual session. He carried recommendations for appointment as deputy grand master for this state section.
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Charles Hagelin
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Minneapolis
Grand Lodge of
Minnesota
Bro. Hagelin
Minnesota crop conditions praised by Moorhead visitor
A. G. Young of the Wheeler Land Co spent days in Moorhead with prospective Clay county settlers. He reports Minnesota crops ahead of Illinois, noting corn in Minnesota is as far along as in Illinois while Illinois fields have been replanted multiple times.
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A. G. Young
Wheeler Land Co
Illinois
Moorhead
Clay County
Young
Minnesota
Prairie
Oldest Northwest Resident Celebrates 105th Birthday
A Fergus Falls visitor reports a reunion in Blowers township Otter Tail county. Jacob Lababro, born in Finland in 1805, recently marked his 105th birth anniversary. He remains hale and active, walking the farm with ease, likely the region’s oldest resident.
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Fergus Falls
Blowers Township
Otter Tail County
Das
Jacob Lababro
Finland
Mrs Warner Takes Vacation Trip to Minneapolis
Mrs. A. J. Warner travels to Minneapolis with her daughters Miss Grace Warner and Miss Cora Warner to spend vacations with friends in the city.
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A. J. Warner
Minneapolis
Grace
Cora Warner
Sophia Schill
Stevensville
Mont
Deen Quarters in Warehouse at Grand Forks
Grand Forks, June 8. Rebel students in Budgehall dormitory establish a temporary hotel in a granary near the campus to avoid prepaid board and room during the term. President McVey revoked the rule, ending the novelty termed Hotel de Granary. A celebration titled The Hotel de Granary Annual is planned this week.
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Grand Forks
N. D
State University
Budgehall
F. S. McVey
John Dinnie
McVey
Hotel de Granary
Chased by Bull Dies in Tree
Rural dispatches recount farm perils. F. W. Dobbs of Lisbon Ohio dies after a bull attack while clinging to a tree. Nearby, Warren Wrax is killed by a young colt. Mrs. Jacob Uhler loses an index finger to a horse bite. Mrs. John W. Johnson is knocked down and trampled by a cow while separating fighting turkeys.
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Pittsburg
F. W. Dobbs
Lisbon
Ohio
Dobbs
Warren Wrax
Tilden
Greenville
Jacob Uhler
John W. Johnson
Willow Bend
Monroe County
W. Va
Mrs Oaki Seeks Divorce From Gunjairo Oaki
Helen Gladys Aoki daughter of Archdeacon Emery of California filed for divorce in Carson City Nevada alleging desertion and failure to provide. She seeks custody of her daughter Sophonia Frances Uta Oaki and notes the nine month marriage to her father's servant Gunjairo Oaki. The suit sparks questions over a required six months residence for a hearing in the state capital.
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Reno
Nev
Helen Gladys Aoki
Archdeacon Emery
California
Gunjairo Oaki
Carson City
Sophonia Frances Uta Oaki
Second Filing for Sheriff Draws Four-Candidate Race
Moorhead police officer J B Erickson filed today as a Republican for Clay County sheriff marking the second filing after E J Murphy of Felton. If Archie Whaley and John Bayer add their names, a quartet of candidates could complicate the race, with temperance votes a potential factor. Erickson, once a deputy sheriff, is well known in Moorhead and countryside and is deemed educated and capable for the office.
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J. B. Erickson
Moorhead
Clay County
E. J. Murphy
Felton
Archie Whaley
John Bayer
Murphy
Erickson
South St. Paul Live Stock Market Report 1910
South St. Paul, June 6, 1910. Receipts show cattle one day this week 1,500. hogs 4,000. sheep 400. Year to date figures compare with prior periods. Dry fed steers priced around 7.50 to 34.50. grass fed steers 4.00 to 6.25. veal calves 3.25 to 6.75. Moderate beef cattle trade steady. buyers present. veal calves sold.
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South St. Paul
St. Paul
Mares Banker Visits City Amid Humorous Mislabeling
Dick Mares of Wheatland, a prominent local banker, spent the day calling on friends in the city. Recently a paper referred to him as the Rev Mr Mares, and he is seeking to identify who played the joke on him.
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Dick Mares
Wheatland
Mr. Mares
Uniform Thief Loots Patrolman Home in Brooklyn
A New York policeman Gadlia Krams had a thief invade his home last night taking $40 in cash, a gold watch and chain, and Krams's revolver. The thief left the uniform shield on the table with a 5 cent piece beside it and fled, showing bold disregard for authority. The article then digresses with unrelated quips about life and society.
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New York
Gadlia Krams
New York Department
Krams
Thelef
Moorhead Fourth of July celebration posters tour
Secretary Erickson and other managers of the big Fourth of July celebration in Moorhead are traveling the county to place two color posters advertising the attractions. Reports from country districts indicate hundreds will come to Moorhead from across the region.
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Erickson
Moorhead
Doctor Hopes For Recovery Of Malvey Children
The physician in charge expressed optimism today for the recovery of Mrs. Q. E. Malvey's two children who are both afflicted with contagious diseases, as they receive care and monitoring.
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Q. E. Malvey
Ensign Grasse to Speak at Salvation Army Meeting
This evening Ensign Grasse a former Fargo boy now of Grand Forks will address the Salvation Army meeting at the barracks on Second avenue north. He is described as an eloquent speaker and the public is invited to attend.
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Ensign Grasse
Fargo
Grand Forks
City
Salvation Army
Second Avenue North
Red men hold meeting for Great Council election in St Paul
East Side Notes reports an important meeting of the Red men with full gathering expected to elect representatives to the Great Council in St Paul. A candidate for initiation will be heard and a social hour will follow. Travelers note light rains north of Crookston but crops look promising. Coroner Vincent returns from Averill country trip reporting slight moisture and farmer jubilation.
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Redmen
Great Council
St. Paul
William Toole
House of Lords
Shapleigh
Third Avenue South
Weld
Normal School Board
Winona
A. T. Reed
the Normal
The
State University
Ed Wade
Albany
N. Y
E. A. Wade
Moorhead
Crookston
Vincent
Averill
Moorhead wedding ties former friends to Grand Forks
Miss Harriet Maybelle Reed wed Charles E. Hill at St. Paul Episcopal rectory in Grand Forks yesterday. The couple plans a wedding tour and residence in Minot, North Dakota. Reed is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Reed. Hill is tied to Crane & Ordway of Fargo.
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Moorhead
Grand Forks
Harriet Maybelle Reed
C. R. Reed
Charles E. Hill
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. K. Burleson
Margaret McMaster
Margaret Elizabeth
Alph Hanson
Doran, Minn
Shrine band to feature in El Zagal parade event
The Shrine band will be a feature of the El Zagal Shrine parade next Friday afternoon with candidates. Members who have not played in years are practicing to get a horn lip in shape and several have already succeeded. The band time produced excellent music.
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Shrine
el Zagal Shrine
Memorial to Confederate dead dedicated at Johnson's Island
In Sandusky Ohio on June 8 a crowd of southerners from nearly all 1861 confederate states witnessed the dedication of a monument to 206 Confederate officers and soldiers buried on Johnson's Island in Sandusky Bay. Gen George W Gordon of Memphis Tennessee delivered the dedicatory address as commander of the Army of Tennessee Confederate veterans.
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Sandusky, O
Johnson's Island
Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
George W. Gordon
Memphis
Tenn
Army of Tennessee
United States Confederate Veterans
Monument to Nye Proposed by Western NC Press
James H. Caine and Vincent urge a memorial to Bill Nye in Hendersonville or Asheville or Raleigh, honoring the North Carolina humorist whose grave and legacy tied to Buck Shoals and Arden. They seek a marble shaft funded by public subscription to celebrate Nye’s wit, kindness, and enduring influence.
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James H. Caine
Asheville
Vincent
Henderson
Bill” Nye
North Carolina
Maine
Buck Shoals
Carolina
Hendersonville
Raleigh
Nye
Our
State Press Association
Arden
North Carolina Press Association
Laying Out Cemetery Near Wheatland by Crabbe Team
Former city engineer Crabbe directs a large crew in Wheatland County laying out a forty acre cemetery. The project proceeds with substantial labor and planning for grave plots and adjacent facilities.
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Same Crabbe
Wheatland
Simple waist blouse with lace sleeves and nets
The design emphasizes the sleeve work with lace strapping and Irish lace trims. Puffing at the elbow is a new feature, while crochet roses decorate the front between embroidered net motifs at the shoulder.
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Michigan Crop Report
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Broomhall
America
American Northwest
Canada
Manitoba
Russia
la Plata
Armour
New York Stock Exchange
York and
Bartlett, Pattent & Co, &. B. Chapin & Co
Chi. Minn
Chicago Park
Athay Barnesville
Eagle
Black
Duck
ST. John’s Church
Deen
North Dakota U
Brooklyn
Salvation Army Meeting
East
Nuptial Affairs
the Shrine Band
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