Lost pocketbook and fox note rewards offered by Tribune
Tribune seeks owner of a pocketbook printed with name E. Gen der on the flap containing notes of no value to anyone but owner. Reward offered if returned to the Tribune office. Also a lost grown fox reported between Armory hall and Henry and Frank's with Tribune offering a reward upon return. 2-23-3-1 and 2-23 41 ae.
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Tribune Office
Fox
Armory Hall
Henry & Frank’s
Tribune
Personal Devil Is Shute Theme in Sermon On Evil
Rev. A. Lincoln Shute of the First Methodist church argues there is a personal devil Satan Abaddon and Apollyon with full personality and power. He cites probation as origin, calls the devil deceiver and angel of light, and warns against modern isms as forms of devilish influence. The sermon frames Satan as central to world evil and church struggle.
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A. Lincoln Shute
First Methodist Church
Shute
Peter
Devil
Satan
Abaddon
Apollyon
Sons of God
God
Christ
Jesus
Tartarus
Paul
Ananias Club
Church of Christ
Lucre
Jesus Christ
Comparative Markets These Quotations Show the General Trend
Cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards Illinois totaled 400 with Monday estimates at 21 000 and the market unchanged. Hog receipts 18 000 with Monday estimates at 45 000 and prices steady from yesterday’s levels. Hogs ranged light 6 to 6 445, rough 6 10 to 6 30, heavy 6 20 to 6 65, mixed 6 40 to 6 60, pigs 5 10 to 6 10. Sheep receipts 1 500 with 25 000 expected and market steady.
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Liestock
UNION
Ill
Livestock Prices and Receipts at Union Stockyards
Cattle receipts 19,000 with tomorrow’s imports estimated at 7,000 and prices rising to 5.40 to 6.90 for prime beeves. Hogs receipts 45,000 with tomorrow’s expected 30,000 and prices 5.90 to 6.90 for lights to 6.10 for roughs. Sheep receipts 13,000 with 20,000 expected and steady market. Native and western sheep range 3.30 to 5.60 and lambs 5.50 to 7.0.
The Devil and Sin in a Faithful Warning
A church sermon warns of the devil and his schemes with the cross as promised defeat. Believers overcome by the blood of the Lamb and testimony. The sermon cautions against disbelief and urges vigilance as the next topic addresses Sin-Whence and What Is It.
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Eden
Gehenna
Christ
La Crosse Boy Joins Wisconsin Battleship Fleet
Frank Petricek of La Crosse writes home about life aboard the battleship Wisconsin during a world cruise. He details the corps daily routine from reveille at 5:00 to curfew at 7:30 with drills, meals, watches, and personal upkeep.
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Frank Petricek
la Crosse
Petricek
Wisconsin
Marine Corps
Trempealeau County Court Delayed to July First
Judge Fruit adjourns the Trempealeau county court until July 1 due to health improvements. Court was to open tomorrow morning. the judge reports better condition and smooth progress.
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Fruit
Trempealeau County
Sleighride Enjoyed by West Salem Young Ladies
A Saturday evening sleighride for a group of young ladies ended with supper at Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman home in West Salem. Attendees included Gusta Muchmann Olga Roellig Rose Roellig Anna Schroeder Dora Kahl Ella Schwertfeger Martha Wojahn Lena Kreisel Lena Schroeder Lillie Wojahn Tressie Lanzel Bertha Kramer Esther Kelly Lena Philips and Mrs. Hoffman.
Tennessee Senators Still In Hiding In Hopkinsville
Eight Tennessee senators who fled the state capitol to block appointing members of the Democratic primary elections committee remain in hiding in Hopkinsville Kentucky as the session continues without the new board.
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Hopkinsville
Tennessee
Board of Democratic
Murder Suspects Linked to International Child Gang
Paris detectives hold Cecil and Josphine Sargent in Asnières on charges of mistreating four adopted children. Police believe the couple may be part of an international gang aimed at removing undesirable children. Read Tribune want ads.
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Paris
Cecil
Josephine Sargent
Asnieres
New York Stocks Open Strong with Industrials Leading
The New York market opened active with industrials drawing most attention. Steel common rose 5 8, Amalgamated Copper gained a point, B R T up 7 8, and Union Pacific plus Wisconsin Central advanced as readings were largely fractional. Reading surged as shorts rushed in causing a sharp rise, while the market closed strong after a brisk afternoon.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
Wisconsin
Reading
Wisconsin Central
Money and Markets Snapshot From New York and Chicago
Money closed at 2 percent on call while time money stands at 3 percent for six months for silver. London price Show London at 233 Spence. New York quote 50 3 4 cents. In Chicago trading Egigs-Ex tras at 26c for prime firsts, 24c for firsts, 23c for seconds. Butter values rise with extra creamery at 28 1 26, firsts 25c, seconds 22c. Cheese brick 11 to 14 1 2, twins 14 to 14 1 2c. young Gepitane 15 1 2 to 16c. Live poultry including turkeys 17c, hens 14c, old roosters 10c, spring chickens 15 1 2c, ducks 14 1 2c, geese 8 to 10c.
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New York
London
Spence
Chicago
Eiggs
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts 18,000 with 2,000 southerns, market steady to 1c lower. Native steers 5 to 6, southern steers 4.50 to 6, cows and heifers 2.20 to 5.75, stockers 3.40 to 5.25, bulls 3 to 5.25. Hogs receipts 12,000, market 10c lower. most 5.90 to 6.25, heavy 6.20 to 6.35, packers 6 to 6.30, pigs 5 to 5.75. Sheep receipts 10,000, market steady to 10c lower. muttons 4.75 to 5.50, lambs 6.50 to 7.35, wethers 5 to 6.75, fed ewes 4.50 to 5.20.
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Kansas City
Panic in Chicago wheat pit as big longs rush to liquidate
Pandemonium in the Chicago wheat pit as the bell rang this morning. May wheat dropped to three cents below Saturday’s close, July down two cents from last week’s high as dealers rushed to profit and anticipate Patten’s possible liquidation. May opened 1.1738 to 1.1578, a violent drop from 1.18, while July traded 1.0438 to 1.0334.
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Chicago
Patton
Patten
Chicago Livestock Market Steady to Higher Amid Receipts
At the Union Stock Yards Illinois on March 1 cattle receipts reached 24 000 with an estimated 5 000 for tomorrow and prices from 2 00 to 8 15 for canners while prime beeves ranged 5 65 to 7 10 and cows and heifers 3 30 to 5 60. Hogs receipts hit 59 000 with tomorrow’s forecast 25 000 and prices from 5 95 to 6 50 while sheep receipts 25 000 with 26 000 forecast tomorrow show steady 10 cent softening and lamb prices from 5 50 to 7 80.
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Chicago
Union
Wheat activity dominates Chicago session with July selloff
Chicago March 1 price action shows May dull with broad July selling in early trading. Traders report range bound moves with steady support through the session despite initial heavy liquidation noted in the May and July futures.
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Chicago
Egg and Butter Prices Edge Lower in Morning Trade
Prices for eggs declined to 18 to 20 cents with quotes from J. C. Burns and others. Butter also eased with creamery at 30 cents and dairy at 25 to 27 cents, while other quotations held steady amid a quiet market.
Market Summary Shows Slump Then Recovery Across Grains
Early session weakness in corn and oats eased into a recovery as visible supply declined. Prices moved lower for oats along with other grains. provisions fell. Market closed with lower or mixed figures and limited gains.
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