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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
10
An assortment of farm livestock listings including milking shorthorn cattle, Pure Bred Jersey, Sussex and other breeds, pigs, turkeys, and bog stock, with prices and contact details. Also notes of found items such as a man’s watch and a lost pair of long brown kid gloves, with rewards.
Numerous listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms in downtown and nearby areas. Options include steam heated rooms, housekeeping rooms, modern furnish, couple-friendly, close to car lines, and contact numbers or addresses for each listing. Also includes brief market note on grain futures and freight notes.
Duluth grain report shows wheat under selling pressure with December spring at 1.66 and March at 1.67, various durum and amber prices off. oats and rye also lower, cash grades listed, receipts and shipments noted amid a general market decline.
New York reports a proposal to form a national board to oversee boxing in the United States. The plan, backed by governors from several states, cites a northern alliance and a mysterious group called Blond Army Bekimos. Traders reportedly brought the idea to Nome during a voyage from northern shores of the Gulf, with favorable replies anticipated from many governors. Stocks opened weak with mixed advances, while cotton futures and Liberty Bonds showed movement. A cheese price drop was noted in Plymouth Wisconsin, and four registered mail pouches were stolen in Chicago, with investigators tracing the contents.
Cattle receipts at St Paul reach 3,900 with most sections steady. Veal down 0.5 to near 9.75 for best light. beef steers 6.00 to 7.00, some loads to 7.50. Hogs 12,000 head about 20c lower, around 9.40 top. Sheep 1,500 with natives at 10.50 lambs and 4.00 for ewes, some outsiders 4.25–4.50.
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Schuettler, widow of late Chief Herman F. Schuettler, would trade all other property for two revolvers stolen from her home. One pistol had been used by the chief in a famous police melee. the other was a department gift. Intruders fled in an automobile as she pursued them after entering the house.
Barron is chosen to replace Charles C. Neale at the El Prot Mint. Dee T Raymon. Hatton of Wiscon Tor are named among the five years assistant commissioners, reflecting a transition in the department and a reshuffle of roles.
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