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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
4
An incomplete quotation mentions an Egyptian room and protection window. Names like Rameses and references to a guardian or Ag suggest a historical or mythic frame. The fragment lacks clear events or dates and reads as a garbled OCR passage.
Mrs. Saville, bent on securing the Everton title through her sons, confronts Hugh after learning of his plan to wed Kate Hilton. He pleads, reveals love and duty, and declares Kate his wife, prompting a bitter confrontation. She bans him, orders his removal from the house, and dismisses Rawson’s firm aid as scandal erupts in society.
A fatigued woman explains uncertainty about how many children she has as a tourist asks in affable tone. She lists Willie, Tommy, Georgie, and Remeralda in reference to family, hunting, and an upcoming supper, revealing she cannot count them precisely. The Washington Star prints the quirky exchange as a clipped dialogue fragment.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt discusses why horses wear blinders, noting some see them as horrid and covering the eyes while others defend their use for safety and focus. The quoted exchange reflects a skeptical view of horse equipment and behavior.
The Senate adopted the Brown resolution to submit the income tax amendment to states. Rayner led opposition to the customs court feature, advocating exclusion of criminal cases. The House adjourned, with tariff and Porto Rican measures advancing, and a conference on the tariff bill set for Monday noon.
An official statement from President Frank M. Miller of the Louisiana Game Commission notes 5500 deer were killed in the state. Adolph Deutsch of New York refused to obey a children's court order to whip his boy as an alternative to a $4 fine. Leo initially resisted payment but paid after protest. A desperate Kaltes high note describes a staged act between two involved parties.
Sustained heavy shipments through the banka, absence of large failures, and strong crop reports reflect the trade position. High costs limit some goods but iron and steel, mining and forest products, and raw materials show gains. Lake traffic hot, rates higher. harvest marketing prompts more equipment and rolling stock. Plans for Gary and Indiana Harbor capacity, terminals, bridges, tract elevation. construction up with demand for lumber brick stone cement. Bank clearings $252,163,481 up 17.6 percent from 1908 week. Chicago district failures total twenty.
Future trade remains good with rising arrivals from larger markets and strong cereal crop reports. Labor demand grows for harvest season while tariff talks near closure, but retail trade slows in cooler or wet weather, floods hinder rail traffic and crops in the central West South and Southwest. Wholesale activity and reorders are light, profit margins narrow due to high raw material costs. Weekly U S business failures total 182, Canada 27, figures compared to prior periods.
Chicago and other hubs show wide ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with primes and heavies. grain quotes include wheat No 2 around 1.22 to 1.28, corn No 2 60 to 70 cents, oats 49 to 50 cents, rye No 2 about 72 to 80 cents, and hay price bands from 8 to 16 dollars per hundredweight. New York and Toledo report mixed grain prices and livestock values.
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