Beath of a Dear One in War Time.
A brief obituary notes the death of a dear little child, Bra Marian, daughter of Lieutenant Richard T. Tatemin and Louise, after a long illness. She died after a change from cold to warmer climate, in Lawrence, while her husband served near Fort Hall with the Fourteenth Infantry. Family sympathy flows to relatives and friends, with funeral arrangements pending. local merchants promote Jubilee events and community notices accompany the obituary.
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Louise
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Lawrence
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We aim to satisfy the largest and wariest buyers
The notice asserts readiness to meet the demands of a broad and discerning customer base, promising wide availability and responsive service. It emphasizes confidence in accommodating diverse preferences and budgets.
River convention prepares in St Louis for October meetings
St Louis officials form an executive committee headed by Ex-Gov Stanard to organize a four day river convention starting October 26. The group includes John Jackson, Capt John Sender, Henry Horstick, Frank Gaine, and other leading figures. Rye futures in Chicago loom large as St Louis investors reportedly hold substantial rye positions and may push prices higher or squeeze shorts.
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Chicago
Bliss
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Executive Massios
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Reyburn
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Exports and Indian conference reported from Washington
Exports for seven months ending July 31 totaled 2 708 177 dollars, with provisions and tallow for nine months reaching 95 990 277 dollars. A Postmaster General order urges canceling stamps. A Sioux Ponca conference near Omaha sought land for 175 Ponca Indians, with Sioux offering 25 000 acres. White Thunder denounced payment to the Poncas. Also: ASAE sessions continue at Mount Adams, weather fine. Howgate embezzlement case brief shows health issues and bail discussion.
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Howgate Bail Set and Border War Talk
Bail fixed at 50000 by officials with consent of counsel. Saturday set for examination. Report from the Mexican border says Mexico ready to drive out thieves and murderers, seeking U S aid. General Adolfo Dominguez says two thousand regulars plus militia will defend citizens and repel invaders, plans supply camps at once and seeks harmony with Mexican troops operating on the border.
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Mexico
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Sonora
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Foreign News From England and Europe Aug 18
England and London report police guard on a steamer carrying British ministers to Greenwich for the white bait dinner amid threats. Gladstone faces a deputation on arrival about parliamentary procedures. In Switzerland a Matterhorn ascent ends with a rock injuring Indiana University tutor Gilbert. He recovers after four hours to reach the first hut and then a hospital. Weather in the Missouri valley shows fair skies with local rain, cool temps, and higher pressure.
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Notice of Divorce Suit and Alimony Claim in Kansas Court
Margaret Ann King files for divorce from Joseph King in Douglas County Kansas District Court. Petition seeks custody of minor children and separation of real estate as permanent alimony, describing the north half and south half of the northwest quarter in section 19 township 13 range 19. Respondents must answer by September 20, 1481 or petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered.
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Markets Report From New York On August 14
The Market summary notes money and discounts with prime mercantile papers and government bonds, along with stock receipts and ship shipments. It reports firm markets for pea ty choice stockers and feeder cattle, with notes on wheat, rye, and corn prices, and ongoing activity in flour and grain markets.
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CANSA CITY Produce Market Report Summary
August 18 market notes show firmer and higher prices across commodities. Wheat receipts 32,054 bushels with shipments 204,483 bushels. No. 2 ShIGA shits bid and No. 3 quoted around 1.094. Corn receipts 850 bushels. oats No. 2 use bid and rye No. 2 listed at 32. Ind. Rounding out, mixed No. 2 white futures and storages show rising sentiment.
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ST LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET UPDATE AND PRICES
Market report from St. Louis detailing a range of commodities with fluctuating prices. Flour, rye, lead, whiskey, pork, and salt meat show firm or higher values. the note references monthly and seasonal movements and contracts.
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Louis Stock Market Report From St Louis
The Western Live Stock Journal notes receipts for 2010 and shipments. Texans in fair supply, common steers and choice steers bring around 275 dollars live weight. Butchers' steers sell at 225 dollars, cows and heifers around 125 to 173 dollars. market steady with firm and fair to fancy receipts.
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Western Live Stock Journal
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Market Summary Texas cattle hogs and sheep values 1881
Cattle receipts 8 000 shipments 13 0 market weaker common fair hogs receipts 23 000 shipments 4 700 market slow weak steady mixed packing best heavy $6 40 6 90 light $3 30 sculls and grassers $4 05 0 0. Sheep receipts 1 000 shipments 1 200 market dull and 2e lower sales common to medium $3 25 3 75 good location $4 50 5 00
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