Fire drives 17 residents from Chicago General Hospital
Chicago June 4 AP fire at 1 a m swept the Chicago General Hospital. Seventeen patients and several doctors and nurses escaped unharmed as flames and smoke rose to the fourth floor. Firemen carried some down ladders. passersby helped rescue others. Damages reached 25000 dollars. Chief Corrigan explored the x ray film storage near the fire. A man had offered to buy the old x ray films from the vaults. The crowd watched as ambulances removed patients to other hospitals and the nursery baby was found safely after a reentry by firemen.
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Chicago
Chicago General Hospital
Michael J. Corrigan
Cleveland Hospital
Corrigan
Cleveland
Edward G. Meyer
Diversey Parkway
Clark-Diversey-Broadway
Lucy Lampbrecht
Fresh Produce Prices From Kansas City St Louis and Chicago
Market notes report Kansas City June 4 prices for firsts and seconds in eggs and butter, poultry bids for hens broilers roosters and butterfat. St Louis June 4 prices show reversed eggs butter and poultry ranges plus ducks and geese. Chicago June 4 poultry alive firm with fowls broilers and turkeys listed.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Eges
Lehigher
Missouri
Chicago
Pint Costs Him Life Savings
An Jerico, 75, arrested and fined for possession of 2 pints of whisky. His wife mortgaged their 50 year home at St. Clairsville, Ohio to post the bond. Doctors warned imprisonment could be fatal given his rheumatism. Jerico claimed the whisky was for medicinal use.
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Jerico
St. Clairsville
Prohibition Era Livestock Prices Reported in Chicago
Chicago market notes show hogs mostly 25 cents lower with top around 10.90 for 200 pounds. Cattle and calves steady to weak, with steers 1300 to 1500 pounds 19.65 to 15.25, yearlings and fed cattle aiding a high seasonal tone. Sheep and lambs firm to higher, with Arizona lambs topping at 15.50 to 16.50 per hundredweight and native lambs 16.00 to 16.25, ewes 6.00 to 7.00. grain quotations feature wheat No 3 mixed at 1.00.
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Arizona
Livestock prices and grain market notes from St Louis and Kansas City
Marketwire reports slow hog trading in East St Louis with prices around 10.65 to 10.90 for various weights and sow bids near 9.40. Cattle and calves show steady to firm trends with steers up to 14.36 and heifers around 14.25. Sheep and lambs also move higher, with city butchers paying up to 15.50 and lambs at 15.25. Kansas City lists hogs totaling 11,009 with 600 directs, continuing USDA market data.
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St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Thi
Weak Woman Regains Health
Mrs Maggie Jones of 2527 Washington Ave St Louis says five weeks of Bulls Herbs and Iron raised her weight from 103 to 110 pounds and improved her nerves. Since 1879 thousands of women have used Bull's Herbs and Iron to build strength and vitality. Ask your druggist for the blue and white carton the original and genuine. Refuse counterfeits demand a pete.
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Maggie Jones
Washington Ave
St Louis
Grain price report from St Louis and Kansas City markets
Cash and futures quotes for Wheat Corn and Oats from St Louis and Kansas City. Prices span No. 2 red and mixed classifications with bids around 1.04 to 1.16 for Wheat and 85 to 96 cents for Corn. Oats quoted up to about 48 cents with varied white and mixed grades.
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St. Loust Grain
ST. Louis
Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Iso Vis Oil Delivers Steady Engine Lubrication
Iso Vis oil is described as an unusually high quality lubricant that resists thinning under strain. It promises faithful engine protection, fewer oil drain intervals, and long lasting wear resistance, similar to Polarine in sturdiness and consistency.
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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Chicago Livestock
U. S. Dept. OF Agriculture
Chicago Grain
Monkey Island
Washington Park Zoo
Milwaukee
Alabama
Bliss
Louisiana
Carolina
Wisconsin
Idaho
Kansas City Livestock
Jime
U.S. Dept. OF Agriculture
Bull
Helga
Feilesd Setae
Dian’ Tor
Standard OL Company
Jefferson City
Universal Aviation Corporation
Omaha
Indianapolis
Louisville
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