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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
6
Market notes list chickens and butter prices in a small town ad style. It lists old roosters and gobblers with per pound prices and appears as a short grocery notice from Beyer Bros with dubious figures.
Market notes show livestock bids with cattle and hog ranges. Hogs mid to heavy quoted at 4.00 to 4.10 dollars, rough packers 3.60 to 3.85. Calves good to choice 5.40 to 5.99, common to fair 3.90 to 4.99.
A corrected dairy item appears from Cook and Company listing 04 Pe EE cere hotbhuccwdrees. The readable snippets indicate an early 20th century trade entry with dairy goods and associated quantities. No further complete context is available from the fragment.
Chicago and New York price notes show flour stays strong with spring and winter wheat ranges and export bag values. Corn holds firm while oats and butter trade within narrow bands and eggs rise on high grade demand. Poultry and potatoes also show varied yet steady movement across markets.
Chicago and South Omaha markets show cattle values steady to mixed with steers at 4.00 to 5.60 in Chicago and 4.00 to 5.60 in Omaha. Hogs range from 3.80 to 4.52 for various weights and classes with bulk selling around 4.15 to 4.20. Sheep and lambs firm with yearlings 5.35 to 6.0 and lambs 6.25 to 6.75.
William J. Bryan spoke to Park college students and Parkville citizens on civilization and citizenship. The report notes Miss Carol Harriman’s serious mastoiditis in New York and a Madrid concern over Alfonso and Victoria’s Barcelona visit.
New York march 4 a sensational Harlem police court scene as seventeen year old Isabelle Schulttze scores by charming a judge and witnesses with goo goo eyes. Otto Hallberg a butter dealer accuses her of coaxing him into giving up a valuable watch and locket and dollars while others report minor losses. The magistrate orders the girl jailed for contempt.
Special to the Reporter. Magdalena Bay in March hosts a tented town as the American fleet nears. recruits arrive on ships from San Francisco. Mexican merchants rush to profit. the consul asks for policing while Magdalena Bay, a small port, remains largely unchanged.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe inexpensive cure for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims one Triangule digests a heavy meal in five minutes, relieves heartburn and belching, and provides quick comfort day or night for the whole family.
Mrs. Esabella J. Martin has been indicted in Oakland California by the grand jury on a charge of dynamiting the residence of Superior Judge Frank S. Ogden in March 1907. The case involves a serious act of political violence with a wounded bystander and seeks legal proceedings in the California court system.
Brussels reports a complete agreement between King Leopold and the Belgian government on the Congo Independent State annexation. A special fund up to 12 million dollars will be proposed, plus an annual Congo budget credit of 600 thousand dollars for 15 years.
Philadelphia March 4 Frank Marrin alias Judge Franklin Stone convicted in Storey Cotton company frauds was denied a new trial by Judge Holland in the U S district court He remains free on 19000 bail during appeal proceedings.
In St Joseph Missouri on March 4 a concrete bridge under construction for Santa Fe Railroad collapsed at Bee Creek five miles from St Joseph. Wilbur Appen of Huntsville 1% was killed Charlies Miller died from injuries and three other men were seriously hurt.
The Tenderfoot club hosts a dinner on Fifth Street this evening with George Schrock as toastmaster. John Rife and William Harm will perform solos.
Harry Wilson of Waynetown Ind touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an excellent cure for croup and cold throat complaints. He says early use when the cough appears prevents the attack and notes extensive home use. Sold by W. H. Porter.
An essay argues that truth is relative and that white lies can protect happiness and honor. It cites a single case where a young woman concealed past indiscretion to avoid social punishment, leading to a stable marriage and strengthened character.
Mrs Milroy Ballard will deliver a lecture on The Mormon Problem tomorrow evening at the First Presbyterian church. Her earlier lecture was postponed due to illness.
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