Local Notes From County Correspondence Broadcast
County correspondence reports farmers cutting 185 and 190 acres with binders, twine shortages, a grain stack fire, and haying season as frost threatens. Post office at Esther closed with mail redirected to Lakeside. Ottawa Kan and Huron college plans noted for locals. Visitors include Mrs Wilson, Mrs Jackson, and others amid fair week disruptions.
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McGill
Wisconsin
John Smith
Esther
Lakeside
Guthmiller Ha
Harry Teets
Broadland Notes Residents Travel and Visits
Miss Hazel Conners visits Huron Wednesday morning. Several residents travel to and from Huron for visits and errands. Mrs Johns and daughter Mabel return to Redfield Thursday evening. News of births and hospitality at Eberhart restaurant noted along with train delays and local social visits.
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Hazel Conners
Huron
Messrs. Young
Anthon Johnson
Sam Sackett
Dalhbbt
Waterloo
Iowa
W. D. Johnson
J. , Wilson
Eugene Moriarty
Eberhart
Broadland
Mrs. Ransom
Seneca
Miss. Fayer
Osceola Oscillations and Threshing News From Iowa
Mrs Houghton visited Madison rooms with daughter Elsie and reported Mrs Fergerson in fair health. Threshing progressed as weather favored. grain moved to elevators though farmers sell more than planned. Mr Graf and son stacked grain for Henry Young who travels south soon. Miss Sarah Eureist, nurse diploma holder, cares for seriously ill Mrs Assadorion with skilled tenderness. Mattson State Center praised Maine place yields and plans improvements next year.
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Mrs. Houghton
Madison
Elsie
Mr. Graf and Son
Henry Young
Mr. Young
Kansas
Oklahoma
F. G. McClure
Iroquois
Sarah Eureist
Sarah
Chautauqua School of Nursing
Mattson
State Center
Iowa
Maine
Engineers Arrive From Baraboo for Dakota Division Service
Mr Ziegler from Chicago visits as the Dakota division gains Baraboo engineers Geo Briscoe L Romelfanger O Johnson F Armore J W Dunson A P Briscoe J Paddock C H Gollmar R E Phinias F P Nash arrive for service. Engines 374 551 and 1053 received from Minnesota division for Dakota work.
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Baraboo
Wis
Dakota Division
Minnesota
Dakota
Half-Rate Minnesota State Fair Trip Via North Western Line
Excursion tickets sold at one fare for round trip from Sept 2 to 9 inclusive. Apply at Chicago and North Western Railway agents. Travel from St Paul Minneapolis area to the fair in Minnesota.
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Hamline
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North-Western
Chicago & North- Western Ra Y
Dozen Die as New York Ninth Avenue Elevate Car Plunges
A crowded Ninth Avenue elevated car derailed and plunged into a Manhattan street killing twelve and injuring over twenty. The motorman fled. a switchman, conductor, and four guards were arrested as Coroner Scholer probes blame.
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New York
Ninth Avenue
Roosevelt Hospital
Scholer
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Jacob M. Anspach
Newark
N. J
Ernest P. Scheible
Theodore Morris
John Cochrane
Solomon Neugass
Cornelius McCarthy
William Lees
Joseph Bach
James Cooper
Emma Conhoven
Albert Webster
Louis Aberle
Ewitchman
Bridge over Zambesei River highest in the world opens
The Zambesei river bridge, linked to the Cape to Cairo railway, was formally opened with British Association members present. Professor Darwin spoke on the feat as electric saloon cars crossed the wire fused by his electric button. An excursion to Livingstone Island followed.
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Victoria Falls
Zambesei River
Fast Africa
British Association
Darwin
Livingstone Island
Cape-to-Cairo
Cecil Rhodes
Egypt
Africa
Greek Roumanian ties strained as envoys depart
Bucharest Sept 13 The Greek minister Tombazis has left Romania on unlimited leave after a Roumanian note. In response Roumania ordered its minister Ciacci to quit Athens, signaling a sharp diplomatic rupture between the two governments.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Greece
M. Tombazis
M. Ciacci
Athens
Oldest Minnesota resident Margareta Danielson dies at 104
Cambridge Minnesota September 13 Mrs Margareta Danielson the oldest person in the state per census returns died here last night at age 104 She was born August 24 1801 in Sweden Her death marks another chapter in early immigrant history for the region and state records.
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Cambridge, Minn
Margareta Danielson
Pat
Sweden
Cavalry Charges Strikers at Longwy Procession
Cavalry armed with lances charged a striker procession in Longwy France. One striker was killed and several wounded as they sang revolutionary songs.
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Longwy
France
Fire destroys Kingston car shops and Utah college works
The Canadian Pacific railway car shops in Kingston Ontario burned Tuesday causing about 50000 dollars in losses. A separate blaze at Utah State agricultural college in Logan wiped out its mechanical shops with similar damages. Also reported are arrivals in Peking of Major General Corbin Rear Admiral Train Miss Alice Roosevelt and party. Paul P Ingham drowned near International Falls. The American tug Bertha L Cockill was seized by Canadian cruiser Vigilant about twenty miles off Port Burwell.
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Pacific’ Railway
Kingston
Ont
Agricultural College of Utah
Logan
Corbin
Train
Alice ‘Roosevelt
Peking
Paul P. Ingham
Scott Graff Timber Company
Duluth
International Falls
Bertha L. Cockill
Erie
Baseball Scores From Rockefeller League And City Grounds
National League action in New York Brooklyn games with New York winning 3 to 2 and 5 to 8 in seven innings at dark. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 2 with 2 to 1 in the second game. American League sees Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 and Philadelphia 4 New York 3 with a second game 4 to 7 Philadelphia over New York. American Association reports Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 3 St Paul 0 with late game 1 7 and Louisville 0 Toledo 2 and 5 to 8 in a nightcap. Columbus 45 Indianapolis 3 and Columbus 4 Indianapolis 7 in the second game.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Market Quotations Wheat Prices and Track Grades
Minneapolis market quotes Sept wheat at 80 1/2 cents for September 80 1/2 for December 84 cents for May On track No 1 hard 84 1/2 No 1 Northern 82 1/2 No 2 Northern 79 1/2.
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Minneapolis
Grain futures report from Duluth market
Wheat to arrive No. 1 Northern 2% to be delivered. No. 2 Northern scarce. On track prices: No. 1 Northern 85 cents, No. 2 Northern 81 cents. Sept old 82, Sept new 78 and a half, Dec 87. Flax futures: arrive 1.06 and on track 1.15. Dec 1.08 and May 1.07.
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Duluth
Cattle and Hog Prices In St Paul Market Report
St Paul market summary lists cattle ranges from good to choice steers at 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.25, veals 2.00 to 5.50, hogs 5.15 to 5.65, yearling wethers 4.50 to 5.40, and native lambs 5.00 to 5.50 for the period shown.
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St. Paul
Livestock Market Prices Chicago Sept 12
Cattle prices show cattle beeves cows and heifers stockers and feeders and western cattle trading from 1.35 to 4.75 per hundredweight. Hogs range from 5.15 to 5.90 for mixed and butchers good heavy rough heavy light. Sheep and lambs quoted 3.65 to 5.00 and 4.50 to 7.40 respectively.
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Chicago
Market Quotes From Chicago Wheat and Commodities
Chicago on September 12 reports Wheat Sept 82 3 4 Dec 83 3 4 May 85 3 4 Corn Sept 53 Dec 41 1 2 May 43 1 2 Oats Sept 26 3 4 Dec 27 1 2 May 29 4 6 Pork Sept 15 20 Oct 14 70 Jan 12 30 Flax cash Northwestern 1 10 Southwestern 1 05 Butter creameries 17 20 cents dairies 16 4 6 eggs 134 16 1 2 Poultry turkeys 1 c chickens 12 c springs 12
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
C. Dairies
C. Springs
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South
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A. H. Medhery
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Carpenter
Gable Brothers
Yale
Ben Killinger
J. P. Adams
Ed Yale
John Myself
Pat Hand
Fred Johnson
Chas. Philips
Ed Moriarty
Fred Smith
Clarence Smith
Lawrence Todman
Otto Todman
Williams
W. A. Vollenweider
Todman
Laura Denning
Sackett
Ziegler
Accounting Department
Robert Lowry
Ry ‘Redfield
Tuesne
A. C. ‘Williams
J. W. Pinkett
Tracy
R. M. Barr
A. E. Ficht and Son
Ficht
Eureka Boiler Compound Company
Sid. Woodworth
Pierre
T. W. Bandy
Redfield
Gettysburg
New York City
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Third Street
Manhattan
Poiceman
Henry Aitkens
Zambesi River
National League
American Association
Chicago Union Stock Yards
State Fair
Department Store
Oak. Ave. and
Second St
Gehman & Lee
Ness
Red Cross
Els A
Red Cross Cream Co
W. A. Kuntz
O. N. Radcliffe
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Peter Mintener Lumber Co
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