Proud of the Presidents Coach Team
Goshen Indiana June blooded horse team of coach Norses Securer for President Roosevelt through highener Co of Chicago purchased by Seara Gardner. They were raised in southern Michigan and developed by Gardner. Five years old, weigh about 2500 pounds, similar gait and color. Standar bred in competition and described as best in weight color and gait.
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Goshen
Ind
Norses
Roosevelt
Highener & Co
Chicago
Seara Gardner
Green
Michican
Gardner
Maioh
Gatlere
le Yegan
Ava Wishman Faemers
New York Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Grain and provisions markets show mixed activity with No 2 red wheat bid at 30.06 in store and 31.78 afloat, receipts around 160, exports 160. Prices fluctuated as forecasts and liquidation weighed on early declines, later supported by market shorts and short-covering. Butter, sugar, and pork markets held steady or firmer, with mixed white and western steamed oats noted and dairy prices marginally higher amid steady butter and cheese offerings.
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Whis
Dell Ana Tenis
Vwinser Fiuely
Minnesota
Steniy
T. New GY
Duluth
Manitoba
Kentucky
SACI
Se Elevator N
Yebow
Ake
Vake
Shorts
Advance
Cordova
Creaigery
Comaon
Extra
Cincinnati Priges Near Suady Incident Report
A damaged clipping from Cincinnati describes a chaotic scene near Suady with unclear details about a TV tower incident and potential hazards. The text is garbled, but mentions Cincinnati and a location near Suady with references to a street or structure. No clear outcomes or names are legible.
Export and shipping cattle trade shows gains on strong demand
Market reports from several US markets indicate higher cattle and hog prices driven by robust buying. Steers, heifers, and feeders sold at improved levels with large receipts and steady to rising bids. hogs and lambs showed active demand though prices varied by grade and destination.
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Salina
Alockers
Leela At & Miner
Lanier
Bela
Leon
Hunba
Vane
Vane of Ie Ln
Esutm
Mileh Eads Abe
Toledo Prices and Market Activity Feature Turbulent Wheat Trade
June 8 report from Toledo notes mixed cash and futures activity in wheat as traders react to uncertain demand and shifting grade requirements. Market commentary highlights understated enthusiasm and a fragile price path amid distant futures and local price signals.
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He Journal-carzetto
Tonedo
Nora Jowser
Todas Ab
Giles Cleo
Toledo
Medline
Turbulent grain market amid May crop concerns and shorts scrambling
The report notes firmer firmer rules and shifting futures as May crop conditions in Kentucky worsen. Wheat showed losses while corn rose on short-covering and limited offerings. Oats closed steady with cash declines. prices for various grains and seeds were reported, with October buying interest but meager offerings. A separate note mentions dull grain activity in New York after mixed global cues. A Poultry Market entry from Elkhart and a death by suicide of Jones George Weaver are also referenced in the fragmented text.
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Toledo
Kentucky
Chicago
Timothy—Frime
Alsize
New York
Seagleer
Uae
London
Crete
Ratia
Tosh
Fragmentary note on a native Wasa woods occupation
A fragmented line references a Native Wasa individual and an occupation near their home in wooded country. The readable portion mentions a person from the Wasa community and an implied professional role. The text is incomplete, preventing a fuller summary.
Minor Courts Hear Baker Case and Local Offense Notes
Court actions outline Baker case end veiling with fine and appeal plans. Other updates include three vagrants fined or jailed at the Weil Troinery, Meyer hiring lawyer for auto law violation, Skelton hearing date pending, and a fake clerk scam involving fake orders at the People's store.
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Colinel Nan Frank Baker
Rénard White
Dreibelbiss
Hench
Baker
Sircuit Court
Weil Troinery
Harry Fisher
Alex Bullar
Matthew Shutdons
Barry Meyer
Ablney Hugh Keegan
Iis
Assilce Skelton
People’s
Bloomingdale
Brewers Association Elects Officers At Final Session
In Atlantic City on June 8 the National Association of Brewers announced its officers. John Gardner was named president. Frederick Pabst of Milwaukee as president. Julius Liebmann of Brooklyn as first vice president. J Hester of Columbus as second vice president. Rudolph J. Schaefer of New York as treasurer.
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Atlantic City
N. F
National Association of Brewers
John Gardner
Special for Friday and Saturday pants sale at Patterson's
The notice advertises a two day sale offering 69 dozen Wook The Race pants and regular Sibo pants with a limit of four pairs per customer. All pairs are guaranteed and sold under Reuben S. Patterson’s name.
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Nevada
Reuben S. Patterson
Wall Street Opens Higher Then Pauses In Early Trading
New York June 5 The stock market opened brisk but soon leveled as traders weighed encouraging overseas cues. Prices fluctuated with advancing issues outnumbering declines in a cautious session. Bond and currency markets showed stability amid mixed equity sentiment.
Local Market Prices and Quotation Highlights
Prices quotes from local markets show extensive ranges across commodities. Wheat and corn lead with bids around 1.04 to 1.50 per unit, while oats and barley vary. wool and animal products also listed with per pound figures, including lard, beef, and hides. Additional notes record hay, roughage, and feed costs, with mill quotations for flour and meal products.
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Phery
Powatoes
Mostlower
Tresselt ‘& Sons
Shorts
Bros
Bush & Co
Barkey
Howenstelns Crouse’s
Bam
Knee Pant Sale For Two Days
Reuben S. Patterson advertises a two day knee pants sale offering 60 dozen all wool knee pants at 50 cents each. Regular prices 75 cents to one dollar. Limit of four pairs per customer. Guaranteed pure wool and warranted.
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Turther
Wade
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Snes
Reuben S. Patterson
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