Revival Pastor Endorses Favorite Remedy for Kidney Trouble
The Reverend Theo Hunter of Greensburg Kentucky claims Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy cured a severe kidney ailment and promotes the product as a universal cure for kidneys bladder liver blood and dyspepsia. A new 20 cent size bottle is advertised with a free mail sample from the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout New York along with Golden Crepe for rheumatism bruises and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Hunter
Presyterian Church
Greensburg
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N.Y
Davos Medicine Co
San Francisco
Cal
Hill Aims for Governor as Democrats Swarm Saratoga
Delegates pour into Saratoga for Democratic gathering as David B. Hill arrives from Albany and sets up at the Grand Union. The crowd anticipates Big Bill Devery’s special train and Hill weighs gubernatorial options amid buoyant party chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
David B. Hill
Albany
The
Grand Union
Bill’ Devery
Tammany
Senator Hill
Hill
New York City
Petition of 500000 Names Seeks End to Coal Strike
A petition with 500,008 signatures circulating through American Federation of Catholic Societies asks President Roosevelt to mediate in the coal strike. It mirrors Rev. Washington Gladden's West initiative and stresses the president has no official power to intervene, yet to act as mediator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Washington Gladden
Crusade Began Against Saloons In Ward 4 Meeting
Secretary Dufts head of the Anti Saloon League led a Sunday night rally at Broadway M E church prelim to organized action to oust saloons from ward 4. He urged prohibition advocates and local option supporters to unite for enforcement and drives against saloons. Rev Worth M Tippy spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufts
Anti-Saloon League
Broadway M. E
Worth M. ‘Tippy
Hoosier soldiers join first army maneuvers at Fort Riley
The first army maneuvers proper began Monday with regulars. First and Second regiments from Kansas and National Guard units from Kansas and Colorado are en route. Brigaded under Gen. Ww. A. Kobbe for a ten day engagement, Indiana officers listed include Col. Mc Coy and Lieut. Cols Fee Bowman Majs Kuhlman Harrison Stevenson Coleman Coulter Louden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Kas
Kansas National Guard
Colorado
Ww. A. Kobbe
Indiana
Col. McCoy
Fee
Bowman
Sunday Robberies Reported Across Several Locations
Reports from Sunday describe break ins at multiple addresses. R A Knapp at 710 Prospect Street lost $10. C B Carr, 110 North Capitol, had jewelry worth $100 stolen after a side window entry. Michael Hines, 49 South West Street, reported pants stolen Sunday. John Jaeger’s saloon at 841 East St Clair Street was entered and a cash register smashed, $5 taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Knapp
Prospect-st. House
C. B. Carr
N. Capitol
Michael Hines
S. West St
John Jaeger
E. St. Clair St
Tragedy in St. Louis: Mining Exec Shoots Self
Dr. F B Coburn, 40, vice president and general manager of the Bonanza mining and smelter company in Washington DC, shot and killed himself in St Louis Sunday midnight after an apparent period of drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
F. 8. Coburn
Bonanza Mining and Smelter Company
Washington, D. C
Actress Laura Biggar Defends Bennett Will Case Claim
Laura Biggar denies conspiracy to obtain Bennett estate as she and her lawyer assert she was legally married to Bennett and a posthumous child was born. She travels from New York to Fordham and says heirs plot to keep the fortune, while she claims she nursed Bennett through his illness with oxygen and is penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laura Biggar
New Jersey
Bennett
Fordham
S. S. Frankenstein
Miss Biggar
Henry Watterson claims Roosevelt plot to destroy Roosevelt
Henry Watterson claims Wall Street interests decreed Roosevelt's destruction and that Roosevelt knows it. He arrived in New Orleans Sunday night and says Roosevelt is fighting back in response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
New Orleans
Henry Watterson
Wall-st
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Actor Wilton Lackaye jailed after saloon brawl in St Louis
In St Louis on Friday and Saturday actor Wilton Lackaye of the A Modern Magdalen troupe was jailed in a patrol wagon after a saloon fight with Fritz Thayer of The Burgomaster company. They allegedly argued over a drink after midnight. Lackaye was later acquitted and said he acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wilton Lackaye
Fritz Thayer
Lackaye
Indianapolis
Deadly Crib Game Sparked Triple Slaying Near Glen Jean
In West Virginia a deputy sheriff and two Black men die after a dispute at a Glen Jean craps game. Diamond and Washington fought. Diamond shot Washington, Watts pursued, Diamond killed. Watts was then fatally shot by Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmond
W. Va
Glen Jean
Black Diamond
Mount Hope
Will Washington
Montgomery
Diamond
Washington
Snyder on Trial in Bribery Case Over Traction Bill
Robert M. Snyder, promoter and father of the Central traction bill, stands trial in Judge Ryan's court on bribery charges tied to passage of the measure. Prosecutors allege a $250,000 effort to push the bill through the municipal assembly despite Mayor Ziegenheim's veto. Witnesses say Snyder claimed Kansas City residence while state witnesses place him elsewhere, and the case is tied to the doodle crusade led by Circuit attorney elk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Robert M. Snyder
Ryan
Ziegenheim
Snyder
Kansas City
Spyder
New York
Elk
Indiana yearly meeting of Friends gathers in Richmond
Delegates and friends arrive in Richmond Indiana for the annual Indiana yearly meeting of Friends. Sessions begin Tuesday at 10 am with preliminaries then business meetings Wednesday forenoon. The large church seats 2000 and can be split for two concurrent meetings, amid debate on creating a new Marion meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Marion
Alger Named to Succeed McMillan in U S Senate
In Detroit on Sept 29 Gov Bliss, after D. M. Ferry’s withdrawal, ordered a commission for Gen Russell A Alger to become United States senator replacing the late James McMillan. Alger will formally accept the appointment on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
D. M. Ferry
Bliss
Russell A. Alger
James McMillan
Gen. Alger
Gov. Bliss
Senator Hanna to rule on tugboat labor dispute
In Chicago on September 2 the Great Lakes towing company known as the trust faces a labor dispute with tug crews over nonunion cooks. The crew boycott fed into the conflict as organizers urged joining a union, and now the issue goes to Senator Hanna for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mark Hanna
Great Lakes Towing Company
Trust
Hanna
Will of ex City comptroller Woollen probated
The will of William Wesley Woollen who died last week was probated on Monday. The estate goes to his widow Mrs Sarah E Woollen who is named executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wesley Woollen
Sarah E. Woollen
Hay-Wadsworth nuptials to be held at Lake Sunapee home
The Falls New Hampshire news reports the marriage of Miss Alice Hay youngest daughter of John Hay secretary of state to James W Wadsworth Jr to occur Tuesday at the secretarys country residence overlooking Lake Sunapee.
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the Falls
N. H
Alice Hay
John Hay
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Lake Sunapee
Typhoon Drives Ashore Japanese Steamers in Yokohama
Severe typhoon swept along the Japanese coast. Yokohama steamers were driven ashore. It is feared many fishermen were lost at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Death by a Fall in Vincennes
Laniel Lynch aged 70 died after accidentally falling from a second story window at his Vincennes home on Monday. He sustained injuries from the fall and succumbed to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Laniel Lynch
Dispute Over Exact Grave Spot For Mrs Lincoln
Robert Lincoln will not attend the dedication of the Nancy Hanks Lincoln monument in Lincoln City on October 1. State officials seek motive for absence amid rumors he questions the stone marking his grandmother’s resting place. Neighbors dispute remains over exact burial location while memorialists cite neighbor testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lincoln
Pullman Company
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Lincoln City
Memorial Association
The Mystery of the Laboratory Dr Hurty Targets Theft
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the State board of health pursues the so called laboratory physician suspected of stealing books. He notes several volumes missing and warns the thief may be drawn by a beautiful book and prone to lifting items he can reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Judge Swift Longest-Serving Indiana Circuit Judge
Judge Ferdinand 8. Swift of Brookville Franklin County was called on Attorney General Taylor. He has served 24 years on the circuit bench, longer than any Indiana judge. His defeat stemmed from harsh actions against questionable foot racers, stirring sentiment after a man killed himself and another was imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand 8. Swift
Brookville
Franklin
Taylor
Indiana
West St Will Not Be Paved This Year
The Board of public works declines to pave N West St from North to Fourteenth St and will only repair the street at a small cost. Bids for cement walks curbing and gutters were opened and earlier plans for flint macadam were abandoned after residents rejected pavement options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
N. West St
Fourteenth St
Thomas Redmann Missing From Indianapolis With No Family Trouble
Thomas F Redmann, of 1417 N Senate Ave, has been missing since March 4. A former Third Ward worker who switched from the Democratic to the Bookwalter machine, he once ran a saloon opposite the Grand hotel and edited the Review at Fowler Indiana. He later became a streetcar motorman in Indianapolis. His wife declares there is no family trouble and says he is devoted to their seven children, four of whom are daughters supporting the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F.redmann
Senate Ave
Redmann
Democratic
Bookwalter
Grand Hotel
Review
Fowler
Ind
Indianapolis
Veterans reunions plan meetings in Indiana towns
The Fifty-seventh Indiana Civil War veterans unit will hold a reunion in Noblesville on Wednesday and Thursday, known as the preachers' reunion. The Seventieth regiment also plans a reunion at Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Preachers
Greenwood
Gallagher arraignment on murder charge in April shooting
Mrs Jas Gallagher was arraigned on a murder charge for shooting her husband while asleep beside her, an April night. Harry Holada, her hired man, is charged as an accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jas. Gallagher
Harry Holada
Gallagher
Market report of car and hay listings
The market notes mixed No. 3 and No. 2 cars with totals of 39 and 5 cars respectively. Hay shows No. 1 timothy in one car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Wall Street Notes Amid Market Tension And Hints Of Recovery
The article notes temporary adverse conditions in stocks with favorable forces likely to reassert themselves. London stocks are weak, coal operators concede to miners, and Seaboard warns of hostilities if L and N coal combines. Bank statements look solid but loans may be called. fuel shortages hinder steel, while a 3 percent common dividend is expected at an early month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Times
Williams
Seaboard
Atlantic Coast
Met
BRT
New Bond Company Formed In Indianapolis
The Annuity and Savings Funds Co. of Indianapolis was incorporated Monday morning to buy and sell bonds promissory notes bills of exchange and accounts. William Bosson named president with directors Ross Hill Jr Lawrence George R C Light Byron K Elliott and George J Marott. Other incorporations include Hoosier Stove and Lumber Co Crawfordsville 50000 Lebanon Telephone Co Lebanon 30000 American Wringer Co Indianapolis 56812 Union City Winchester and Muncie Traction Co Winchester 275000 Wabash Patent Showcase Co Wabash 6000 Church Publishing Co Vincennes 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annuity and Savings Funds Co
Indianapolis
William Bosson
Ross Hill, Jr
Lawrence George
R. C. Light
Byron K. Elliott
George J. Marott
Hoosier Stove and Lumber Company
Crawfordsville
Lebanon Telephone Company
Lebanon
American Wringer Company
Union City
Winchester and Muncie Traction Company
Winchester
Wabash Patent Showcase Company
Wabash
Church Publishing Company
Vincennes
Births in City Report Listings
Seamen births list multiple families with new babies. Albert South in Vermont street reports a boy. James Doren in War Man Avenue reports a boy. Lott couple on Station John and Myrtle Mitchell in Delaware Street report a girl. Consigeo on Merrill Avenue reports a boy. Boeldt on Downey Street reports a girl. Maier on Buchanan Street reports a girl. Meiler on Danganst Street reports a boy. Herbert on Chestnut reports a girl. Holtzclaw of city reports a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert and
Mary South
Vermont St
James F
Belle Doren
Warman-ave
Love-Ave
Robert .L. and
Mable Lott
John and
Myrtle Mitchell
Delaware St
Nunzio and
Juana Consigeo
Merrillat
William and
Louise Boeldt
Downeyst
Frank and
Carrie Mai
Funeral for David Kregela Pioneer Draws Large Crowd
The funeral for David Kregela the pioneer was largely attended on Monday afternoon. Rev. O. D. Odell and Rev. Criley conducted the services. Criley had been an associate of Kregela during Henry Ward Beecher's residence here. Honorary pallbearers included John Avery Will Lew Frank Ketcham James T. Layman John Wallack Robert C. Cathcart George Merritt John E. Cleland David Leecham and Dr. W. H. Wishard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kregela
Pioneer
O. D. Odell
Rev. Criley
Mr. Kregela
Henry Ward Beecher
John Avery
Will, Lew
Frank Ketcham
James T. Layman
John Wallack
Robert C. Cathcart
George Merrittt
John E. Cleland
David Leecham
W. H. Wishard
Annadale’s Sentence Suspended for Assault and Battery
James Annadale, who near Bridgeport recently shot Mrs. Welsh, was found guilty Monday of assault and battery on appeal from the police court but released on a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Annadale
Bridgeport
Ward 1 Anti-Saloon Progress Seeks Remonstrance for Saloons
Leaders of the ward 1 anti-saloon movement report strong canvassing for remonstrators and are close to the required names to bar future licenses. They circulate a blanket remonstrance to prevent any more licenses in the ward.
Thomas Hawkes Dies After Hemorrhage in St Louis
Thomas Hawkes age 40 was manager of the Moung Toon trio of Burmese acrobats. He died Sunday night after hemorrhage struck him while he walked alone on a St Louis street following an engagement here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Thomas Hawkes
Dr C J Fletcher Home Return From England Visit
Dr Cr I Fletcher returned home Monday after a two months visit to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Fletcher
Cr. I. Fletcher
England
City Life and Local Notes From Indianapolis
A grand dress ball will be held at Germania hall Tuesday night by the American Smoking Casino. Maennerchor Anniversary marks five years with an entertainment and dance next Monday. Y M C A reception features Mayor Bookwalter as keynote. The fall term starts October 1. Isaac King resigns as park commissioner after grand jury review. Edwin Ray M E church celebrates Old People's Day. Leo Hardybeck of Shelbyville breaks a leg after a street-side collision and is treated at his sister's home in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
American Smoking Casino
Maennerchor
Ladies’ Society of the
Indianapoli Maennerchor
Bookwalter
King
Isaac King
Edwin Ray M. E
Epworth League
Deaths and ages at local residences and hospitals
Obituaries list sixteen deaths with ages and addresses including David Kregele 89 at 414 N West St from debility old age Pauline Seyffert 44 1123 S Olive St melancholia John E Julian 62 City Hospital stomach cancer Jackson Harrison 78 887 Rhode Island Ave chronic nephritis Aaron B Albert 75 708 Douglass St old age Infant Abdilla 1 month 530 Willard St infant respiratory illness Richard Forrester 8 months 1161 Belt gastroenteritis James Kennedy 45 N Illinois St heart disease William D Blodgett 79 1837 Peck St senility Thomas Heston 27 935 Blake St consumption of bowels Augustus Murphy 60 2520 College Ave kidney degeneration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kregele
N. West St
Pauline Seyffert
S. Olive St
John E. Julian
City Hospital
Jackson Harrison
Rhode Island Ave
Aaron B. Albert
Douglass St
Abdilla
Willard-st
Richard Forrester
James Kennedy
Illinois-st
William D. Blodgett
Peck-st
Thomas Heston
Blake-st
Augustus Murphy
College Ave
Prominent Couples Named in Local Notices
A sequence of pairings lists Charles Heinz with Ada Kerr, Caswell S. Carter with Selah Magner, George O. Hough with Emma Stamm, William Hauger with Cora Cox, and others including William Powell with Grace Fausler Austin Bainter with Corma Livery, Clarence Tolbert with Anna Duncan, Grant Richardson with Annie Roth, Lucillius Miller with Lucy Branford, Charles E. McCoy with Lizzie Meyer, and Joseph Kramer with Katharine Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heinz
Ada Kerr
Caswell S. Carter
Selah Magner
George O. Hough
Emma E. Stamm
William Hauger
Cora Cox
William Powell
Grace Fausler
Austin Bainter
Corma Livery
Clarence Tolbert
Anna Duncan
Grant Richardson
Annie Roth
Lucillius Miller
Lucy Branford
Charles E. McCoy
Lizzie S. Meyer
Joseph Kramer
Katharine Kramer
Building Permits Noted for Local Dwellings and Additions
Elwood Smith at 2208 Galest. is listed for a permit with a $100 estimate. W. T. Marshall at 182 Barth Ave. seeks a double frame dwelling permit valued at $1,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Smith
W. T. Marshall
Barth-ave
Notable Local Fatality and Political Forecasts
An unknown man killed E. A. Chapman, Brown station agent. Representative Burton of Ohio is forecast to succeed Speaker Henderson. Sir Marcus Samuel elected mayor of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Chapman
Brown, Mo
Burton
Ohio
Henderson
Marcus Samuel
London
East Liberty Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
East Liberty Pennsylvania market reports cattle receipts at 100 cars with price ranges from 2.75 to 7.00 for various grades, hogs receipts at 50 cars with heaviest bids around 7.65 and 7.70, and sheep and lambs supply about 30 loads with best wethers at 3.60 to 3.75 and choice lambs at 5.00 to 5.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Union Stock Yards Market Summary
UNION STOCKYARDS Illinois September 29 cattle receipts 22000 prime beeves 7.60 to 8.50 poor to medium 4.10 to 6.10 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.30 cows and heifers 2.65 to 5.30 canners 1.40 to 2.50 hog receipts 24000 light 7.00 to 7.60 rough 6.95 to 7.20 mixed 7.00 to 7.70 heavy 7.25 to 7.70 pigs 5.25 to 6.90 sheep receipts 55000 native sheep 2.26 to 3.75 westerns 2.40 to 3.79 native lambs 3.25 to 5.60 western 3.50 to 5.25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ill
Livestock Market Prices Cincinnati Sept 29 19th Century
Cattle receipts 2051. shippers 5.25 to 6.50 good to choice, 4.15 to 5.40 extra, best i selves 28.00. Hogs receipts 2084. selects 7.30 to 7.40, good to choice 7.10 to 7.50, mixed 6.75 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 917. extra 3.25 to 3.35, choice lambs 4.75 to 5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Report
Chicago prices show wheat higher to lower, with September at 64 1/2 to 64 3/4, December 68 1/2 to 68 3/4. Corn steady to lower, September 51 1/2 to 57 3/4, December 45 1/2 to 45 3/4. Oats down 4 to 4 1/4, September 32 4/5 to 32 4/5, December 31 80 to 32 1/4. January pork at 15 0.14 to 0.18 2.14, lard around 8.57 to 8.65, ribs near 8.05 to 8.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Grain Prices From Market Report
Toledo Ohio September 29 cash and futures prices for wheat corn oats rye and cloverseed are listed. Wheat cash and Sept at 72 cents with December 72 3 4 and May 75 1 2. Corn cash Sept 59 cents December 42 3 4 May 40 1 2. Oats Sept 31 cents December 30 3 4 May 3 cents. Rye No 2 52 cents No 3 49 cents. Cloverseed October 1 75 January 5 65 and alsyke No 2 7 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Idtec
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported in Local Market
Wheat and corn quotes show steady to strong prices with several grades listed. Hay prices fall within new range for timothy, while inspections note multiple carloads for wheat and corn including white and yellow varieties and mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hay
Timothy
Market report lists cattle and produce prices and receipts
Cattle receipts numbered about 200 shiploads with varied classes from export steers to prime butcher steers. Prices span 4.25 to 7.75 per hundredweight with weights mostly 800 to 1,500 pounds. Also included are hogs, sheep, veals, heifers and a lengthy catalog of fruit, vegetables, coffee, sugars, canned goods, and other commodities with assorted price ranges and bulk lots.
Market Opens Weak On London Break And Rail Selloff
New York markets opened weak amid fear of further loans and a bad London break. L and N fell about 4 percent from Friday, with St Paul, Missouri Pacific, Atchison, Reading and others down 1 to 2 percent. Industrials matched rail losses while government bonds held. Noon quotes showed further declines and total volume reached 415,300 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Penna
Reading
Norfolk & Western
Illinois Central
St. Louis
Southwestern
Texas Pacific
Manhattan
Morgan
Steel and Southern Railway
Shaw
Union Pacific
Erie
Sugar
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York September 29 cattle receipts 170 cars market dull 25c lower for fair to medium steers and common butcher stock no good fat cattle here hogs receipts 120 cars market very slow pigs and yorkers 30 40c lower
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Market Prices Albany to New York Dairy and Meat Quotes
New York market reports list Mess pork at 18.00 18.75 dollars, lard 10.75, butter Creamery 22 25 cents, Elgin 24 cents, imitation 18 18 1/4 cents, dairy 21 21 1/4 cents. Cheese large 10 1/2 cents, small 9 9 1/2 cents, full 3 cents. Eggs 24 24 1/4 cents. Dressed poultry turkeys 8 16 1/2 cents, chickens 11 22 1/2 cents, fowls 11 13 1/2 cents, ducks 10 1/2 cents, geese 16 cents, springs 20 22 1/2 cents. Tallow 6 1/2 8 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elgin
Small
The Jobbing Trade Poultry and Produce Prices
Poultry and Other Produce Prices palady shippers Springs 10c Fowls 11 to 10c Old turkey hens 0c 1Ib old turkey toms 8c Choice young turkeys 8 to 10c Ducks ic Geese full feathered 5c per Ib Eggs Fresh 1i l74e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palady Shippers
Butter and Cheese Prices From Local Markets
Readable text lists butter at 1 cent and cheese varieties including New York full cream and domestic Swiss with price notes. possible hamburger reference and lunch items imply grocery price columns from a market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commodity Prices and Wording From Market Listing
Market column lists conditions and prices for hides tallow wool and wool products. Prices include cured hides at 8 and 7 cents, calf prices, tallow, various wool grades, and flour brands with winter and spring prices shown. Includes merchantable wool values and tub-washed wool at 25.28e.
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Hoosier
Kansas
Dr. Coburn
Castoria
Ofice
Ohiost
Aura
Watts
McMillan
Mark
W. W. Woollen
Wadseworth-Hay
Doc Hurty
Judge Swift
West ST
Thomas Redmann
Meyer & Kiser
New Bond Company
Annadale
Anti
City Life
Hardybeck
Leo Hardybeck
Shelbyville
Prospect St
Park-ave
Walter Shasten
Norman Lutz
Death Valley
California
Campbellton
Tex
Illinois
Peoria
Highland Ave
E. South
East Liberty Live Stock Market
Live Stock
Chicago Grain and Provision
City Grain Market
Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Fruits and Vegetables
Valencia
L&c
Ohios
Jersey
Lsc
Java
Rio
Ariosa
Lion
Caracas
Dilsworth’s
Mall Food
Gates
Columbia
Y Windsor
Ridgewood
Louisiana
Carolina
Oysters, Fish and Game
Baltimore
Castile
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Pittsburg
Wee Ats Traymon Y
Winnifrede
Eiucleaeesic
Ai Luhrig
Brazil
Green County
Blossburg
West Virginia
Connellsville
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