Waukon Defeats New Alb in Fair Grounds Ball Game
The New Albin ball team beat Waukon on the fair grounds by a decisive score. Local notes report on building plans by D J Murphy, visitors Miss Minnie Reed and Mrs Beeman, Douglas Deremore in a Denver hospital, and several residents’ travels and family news.
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Albin
Waukon Club
D. J. Murphy
Lee Bros
Minnie Reed
Pittsburg Landing
Tenn
F. L. Beeman
Douglas Deremore
Denver
Colo
Arthur Eaton
Seneca
S. D
Waukon
Arthur
Seattle
Washington
W. R. Riley
Lime Spring
Clifton
Arizona
Edith Jaeger
Milwaukee
W. H. Robbins
M. Daly
Holy Cross
Dubuque
Daily
H. Donovan
John Opfer
Newell Farm
John McCrery
H. K. Depping
Decorah
G. W. Sherman
Miss Lida
Springfield
Penn
Market News Reports Firm Butter Prices and Wide Range of Goods
The Daily Markets notes butter firm with creamery prices quoted at 29 to 30 cents and dairy at 30 cents retail. Livestock and poultry prices show hogs, lambs, and chickens varying, while a long list covers fruits, vegetables, grains, and canned goods with retail and wholesale quotes from multiple suppliers.
Livestock Price Trends at Union Stock Yards This Week
Receipts total around 22 000 cattle 32 000 hogs and 25 000 sheep with mixed to steady trends. Beeves range 4 to 7 75, Texans 4 to 5 40, western 4 49 to 6 40. hogs 7 10 to 8 15. sheep native 2 75 to 4 79, lambs 4 25 to 7 90. Last week similar with slight shifts in hog and cattle classes.
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Union Stock Yards
Ill
Texas
Western
UNION
Lambs
New York Markets Open Steady Fractions Up Then Turn Heavy
Foreign markets report shows opening strength with Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper rising earlier. By afternoon trading turned heavy as Union Pacific fell over two points and several active stocks lost ground amid a quiet to cautious session.
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New York
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Chicago Livestock Prices Show Mixed, Steady Receipts
Chicago reports cattle receipts about 4500 with steady prices across beef, Texans, westerns intersect, stockers and calves. Hogs receipts near 9000 with range 7.10 to 8.25, Yorkers at 8.00 to 8.10. Sheep receipts around 15000 with native and western lambs and ewes priced from 2.75 to 7.90.
Chicago Produce Market Prices August 31
Cheese twins 15 to 15 2. young Americans 16c. New potatoes 50 to 55c. Butter creamery extras 29c firsts 26c seconds 25c dairy extras 26c. Eggs firsts 20c seconds 15c. Live poultry turkeys 15 to 15 4c ducks 12 to 12 2c geese 8 to 9c fowls 15 to 15 2c.
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Burns
Med’s
Valencia
California
Hallowell
Climax
St. Cathrine
Listman Milling Co
Fie
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Limburger
Cnewe
Xas
Ieee Gale Et Eee
Hawiey Com. Co
A. B. N Creamery
Malaga
Chicago
Chicago Grain closes with Wheat, Corn, and Oats firm
Chicago grain markets end with wheat prices advancing and corn and oats rising in sympathy. No. 2 red wheat at about 1.05 dollars, corn 67 to 69 cents, and oats 36 to 38 cents. Near-months up 3/8 to 3/4 cent with September corn slipping while other months gain slightly.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Opens Mixed as Wheat Edges Higher
Chicago Aug 31 Wheat opening was 1 4 to 1 2 cents up for September. Corn opened firm except September which inclined to drag. Oats and provisions were firmer.
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Chicago
Wheat futures report steady shifts for September and December
The market shows steady quotes for wheat with Sept at 97 and 98 and Dec at 93 and 94. Traders track slight changes in open interest and nearby contracts.
Pickwick Minn neighbors keep busy with visits and events
Mrs E G Whitlock and son Elbert traveled from Terry Montana to Hokah Minnesota for relatives visits. Many locals attended social events raising funds for Albert Kutchera. Numerous residents visited relatives in Trempealeau Winona Eau Claire Cashton and La Crosse.
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E. G. Whitlock
Elbert
Terry
Montana
Hokah
Minn
Levi Thompson
Will McNally
Trempealeau
Wis
Gates Hall
Ed. McNally
Gladys Phelps
Bérthe
la Moille
J. A. Johnston
Ralph
Eau Claire
Stanley
Winnifred Hatch
Minneapolis
Dan Stedman
Cashton
Cecil Coe
la Crosse
Will Irnne
Rose
Galesville
Frank Griffin
Mary Ives
Mason City
Belle Parker
Della Hatch
Ed. Thompson
Wabasha
Mr. Thompson
Julius Knaack
Pearl
Dorothy Rand
Winonana
F. J. Willard
Winona
Lou Greene
Cedar Valley
A. Revoir
John Hatch
Lizzie
Agnes
Winnie
Frank
Homer
Hans Lund
French Creek
Lund
Frank Maletke
Plainview
Agnes Hatch
Seattle
Morgan Hill
Cal
Pickwick
O. E
Ladies Cemetery Aid
Lizzie Rutherford
Hubert Stedman
Ashton
Mattie Wendt
Mrs. Johnston
Farmer in Delhi Kills Two Daughters Then Hangs Self
William Tibbitts a Minnesota farmer near Delhi killed his 10 year old daughter and Cecile Norton 18, with a heavy iron instrument. He set fire to his farmhouse to destroy evidence and then hanged himself in the barn after the attempt failed. Mrs Rose Norton the housekeeper and her two youngest daughters were visiting St Paul Park.
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Redwood Falls
Minn
William Tibbitts
Delhi
Cecile Norton
Rose Norton
Norton
Tibbitts
St. Paul Park
Winona Welcomes Homecoming Crowds
Winona Minnesota hosts its first homecoming week with events for returning residents. A firemen parade on Wednesday automobile parade on Thursday and a launch parade on Friday will feature speakers Judge Thomas Wilson Commander in Chief S R Van Sant of the national G A R and J Newton Nind of Chicago. Music by Gate City band Rochester band and Rushford band plus Kline Carnival company attractions. Old residents began arriving last week and continue arriving today.
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Winona
Minn
Chicago
Gate City
Rochester
Rushford
Kline Carnival Company
Island Lake tragedy leaves question open
In Sisseton South Dakota Hans C Christianson a 40 year old liveryman drowned on Lake Traverse after he and an 11 year old boy in a rowboat were driven to the center of the lake. The boy could not save him and rowed to shore for help. It is uncertain if the death was suicide or accident. The boy reports Christianson had been drinking and said he wished he were dead.
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Sisseton
S. D
Hans C. Christianson
Lake Traverse
Christianson
Holway Estate Transfers Property to City of La Crosse
N S Holway estate transfers through Jessie M Holway to the city of La Crosse Lot 2 Block 36 and the north sixty feet of Block 39 Original plat North La Crosse. Holway reserves right to cross land to access Black River. Consideration shown as 0. The land adjoins a park site donated by Col F A Copeland for the new North La Crosse park.
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N. S. Holway
Jessie M. Holway
la Crosse
North la Crosse
Holway
Black River
Col. F. A. Copeland
North la Crosse Park
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Wm. F. Bummert
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Grand Rapids
Moler Barber College
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Peters
State Street
4Th
Thomas & Phalon
Rose Street
Guernsey
van Loon
City
Encyclopedia Brittanica
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KH. U
Care Tribune
Central
South 9Th St
Tom Mosher
Onaska
Arm
Rambler
Nk Pierce
Franklin Iron Works
Mill St
Loomis St
Mares
Colt
St. Cloud St
A. Ruhoff
Normal School
Pine St
Pitzner Dyeing and Cleaning Co
K. Little
Preston
Gordon Setter
Call
James Deville
Dakota
Alvoce
North Eighth Street
North Fourth
Main Street
Fay Lewis
Arenz
Keefe Business College
Sixth
Vine Streets
P. O. Box
Hotel May
West Salem
Morrow Sisters
South 14Th Street
Mgr
Bijou Theatre
Bob Tail
Market Street
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis,Minn
Insurance
Co. S. van Auken
Pearl Street
D. Drummond
Schick & Roth — Batavian Bank
Telephone 390
H. W. Barker
Sparta
Flynn
Flyan
Weis’ Kook
Lmo
Cameron Ave
Mid
Kidder Co
Co. F. Klein
McMillan Bldg
Waukon, Iowa
Langdon & Boyd Packing Co
Tess Resee
H. M. Sieger
Oceeneeus
Ege
Portland
Union Pacific E
Pacific Northwest
W. G. Neimyer
Jackson Boulevard
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