Market Comment of the Day Grain Letter
Wheat market opens strong on bad northwest reports and heat. Prices fall as rains arrive, while Minneapolis cash buyers stay active. Hogs firm, cattle steady, sheep weak. Analysts advise patience on corn and caution to lock in quick profits amid weather driven swings.
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Northwest
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Bartlett Patten & Co
Logan & Bryan
Clement Curtis
Finley, Barrell & Co
Broomhall
Liverpool
America
Russia
Bradstreet’s
Manitoba
Hungary
Plata
la Plata
Budapest
Antwerp
Minn
Dub
Chicago Park
Duluth
Norther
Live Stock Receipts and Weather Crop Update
Live stock markets show hogs mixed and sheep weak across Chicago Omaha and Kansas City with moderate cattle demand. A weather dispatch from Devils Lake ND reports extreme heat and drought threatening grain yields as soil moisture vanishes and crops wilt in several counties.
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Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
B. W
Devils Lake
N. D
Pierce
Benson
Ramsey
Hide Quotations From New York Stock Packag e
Market listings show cured hides prices across grades No 1 and No 2 G 8S quoted for hides bull hides horse hides and sheep pelts with fractional and daily variations from producers including Les & Rogers with minor percentage shifts and small lot values recorded.
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Fargo
YMCA Athletic Picnic Plans At Island Park
The first annual YMCA athletic picnic is set for Island Park one week from today from 4 to 8 40 pm. Seniors will race in a 100 yard dash with finalists, a class baseball game between Dr Leonard and Mr Clark is planned, plus clown races and prizes. Organizing committee led by Secretary Ralph Wolf includes Mrs McCullough, Mrs Pollock, Alderman Jardine, Ed Anderson, Robert McCullough, Charles Foster, Robert Leonard as clerk of the course, and Harrison to set the handicap for the dash.
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Clark
Ralph Wolf
Robert McCullough
C. A. Pollock
Charles Foster
Alderman Jardine
Ed Anderson
Robert Leonard
Harrison
Athletic Department
Association
Gronna Passes Through City on Washington Visit
Congressman Gronna traveled through the city yesterday evening on his way home from Washington. Local observers speculate he is here to work on political fences. In a lighter note, a cartoon caption jokes about high sheep prices and a farmer’s inability to sleep.
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Gronna
Washington
Sail Boating to Be a Feature at YMCA Camp
The YMCA plans a fine sail boat and two row boats for Lake Cormorant Minnesota camp. Secretary Ralph R. Wolf has board approval to purchase if the sail boat meets requirements, aiming for use by the first camper group leaving next Wednesday. A trunk of mystery will be brought along, to be opened only at the camp, with Wolf arranging site setup and boat purchase before Monday.
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Lake Cormorant
Minn
Ralph R. Wolf
Association
Wolf
Mrs Hanna and Dorothea Return Home After surgery
Mrs Hanna wife of Congressman Hanna and daughter Dorothea return home today. Dorothea recently underwent a serious operation in New York City and her friends are pleased to learn she has recovered and the operation was successful.
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Hanna
Dorothea
New York City
Bankers Big Meeting Promises Record North Dakota Event
North Dakota State Bankers association readies its Valley City gathering on July 8 and 9. W. C. Macfadden presses for a special train from Valley City to Yellowstone Park, with Northern Pacific ready to supply Pullman cars if needed. Business leaders anticipate the largest bankers turnout in state history.
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Yellowstone Park
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Bellieves
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Macfadden
North Dakota
State Bankers Meeting
New York Murder Mystery Opens Over Goerck Street Trunk Find
Police in New York uncover the body of Moses Sachs a jewelry salesman inside a rope bound trunk left at 51 Goerck Street. Sachs had been missing since 1 p m yesterday and reportedly carried $2000 in jewelry. The trunk was brought to the station by an expressman after the janitress reported it. No clues are available as investigators search for suspects.
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New York
Moses Sachs
Goerck Street
Sachs
Kissing Under Price Fears Amid Microbe Shadow
A quip in worn attire frames rising prices as strain on souls and bodies. A skeptical observer guesses the speaker’s role while lovers fear the microbe era. The piece links cold dread to courtship and cites Swift on kissing, noting one man’s death in a department store may not deter some women from bringing husbands along.
Moorhead Hearing Delays Nordahl Kopperdahl Case
Justice Plummer in Hawley yesterday adjourned the hearing of Nordahl Kopperdahl charged with obtaining money by false pretences through forged checks. Kopperdahl, born in Helena Montana, has multiple aliases and has fled through Minnesota Illinois and Wisconsin before returning with Sheriff Whaley to face charges. He faces reform school background and restless travel amid accusations of bilking Hawley and other merchants with worthless checks.
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Hawley
Nordahl Kopperdahl
Casselton
Whaley
Kopperdahl
Minnesota
Staples
Duluth
Chicago
Minneapolis
Fargo
Belmont Hotel
N. D
Birthday custom observed at Diemert birthday party
A. C. Diemert of Georgetown visited his brother William H. Diemert and family in the city for William’s 37th birthday. The day featured a picnic at the Diemert home with many attendees including John F. Walsh of Minneapolis. Guests performed a German custom of thirty seven blows, and Mr. Diemert received several presents. The group later drove to their cottage at Lake Perham.
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Georgetown
William H. Diemert
Diemert
John F. Walsh
Minneapolis
Ulen Farmers' Creamery Opens With New Butter
The Ulen Union notes the Ulen Farmers' creamery opened this week with all machinery installed and the first butter made yesterday. Built to the latest creamery plans, it aims for top butter quality under favorable auspices with H. Swenson of Fertile as the butter expert.
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Ulen Union
Ulen
H. Swenson
Moorhead lights posts for Fourth of July celebration
Contractors and officials celebrate arrival of ornamental electric light posts for Moorhead. Front street lines are now stocked as work ramps up toward the July 1 completion date, with optimism from Contractor McMillan and Mayor Davy that the lamps will be ready.
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McMillan
Great White Way
Davy
Front Street
Norwegian Lutheran leader to attend national youth convention
The Rev. T H Dahl D D president of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America will be among the distinguished guests at the National Young People's convention in Moorhead next week. The event runs from Thursday to Sunday June 26 with three daily sessions.
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T. H. Dahl
D. D
United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Moorhead
Change in Minnesota school law seeks age limit shift
Minnesota county superintendents meeting at St Paul adopt a resolution to amend the compulsory attendance statute. The proposal would apply the law only to children under 12, citing enforcement and farm-work needs in rural areas. A legislative committee will draft the formal measure for ratification by the association. The debate centers on county supervision practices.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minnesota Educational Association
Son Arrives as Heir at Hornoe
A son and heir was born at Hornoe, with the family announcing the arrival of the newborn and noting the lineage continuation. The event is celebrated by relatives and the household staff.
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The
Hornoe
Sunday School Picnic Draws Children to Oak Grove
The First M. E. intermediate and junior classes hold their annual picnic at Oak Grove. Three loaded trolley cars carried the children to the grove, and they will return in the same manner, as the event brings lively joy to the youngsters.
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Oak Grove
the Grove
Roosevelt Homecoming Parade Delights New York Crowd
Colonel Roosevelt returns to American soil amid a citywide celebration. Steam whistles blast as he disembarks at the Battery, greets family and officials, and joins a water parade aboard the Androscoggin before reaching the speaker’s stand.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Fiftyninth Street
North River
Old Settlers at Tower City Reunion Draws Fargo People
A large Fargo turnout attended the annual old settlers reunion in Tower City North Dakota. Speakers recalled pioneer hardship and life in early days as residents picnic traditions continue. Senator Hansbrough was scheduled to deliver the afternoon speech.
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North Dakota
Hansbrough
Fargo
Tower City
Skirt Parcel Held at Fargo Post Office Without Address
A package containing a ladies skirt mailed yesterday at the Fargo post office arrived without an address and is being held for identification pending further information from the sender or recipient.
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Fargo Post Office
Pingree-Wilton branch to be completed soon
Northern Pacific plan retrenchment but accelerates Pingree Wilton line completion. Towns along the route have been platted and an opening sale of lots runs June 23 to June 27. Dakota Land Townske Co. of Fessenden, ND controls the towns and provides information on request.
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Pingree- Wilton
Northern Pacific
Pingree-Wilton
Dakota Land Townske Co
Fessenden
N. D
Mrs Charles F Alfreds family to visit Chicago and New York
Mrs Charles F Alfreds and children depart tomorrow for Chicago and will be joined there by Assistant Postmaster Alfreds in July. They plan a trip to New York state to visit relatives and friends.
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Chicago
Charles F. Alfreds
Cildren
Alfreds
New York State
Vassar Graduate Della Hawk Homecoming Soon
Miss Della Hawk, a recent graduate of Vassar College, plans to return home on June 21 for a welcome visit and family gathering.
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Della Hawk
Vassar College
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