Poultry Market Corrections Stand Out in Local Report
Corrected daily poultry figures from Meyer Bros show prices for chickens, capons, and turkeys. Prices range from 3.00 to 5.10 dollars for various fowl, with detailed per-item corrections noted.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
6
Corrected daily poultry figures from Meyer Bros show prices for chickens, capons, and turkeys. Prices range from 3.00 to 5.10 dollars for various fowl, with detailed per-item corrections noted.
Daily market summary from Logansport Union Stock Yards with quoted ranges for hogs light medium heavy rough packers and general cattle values. Prices show hogs from 4.40 to 4.90, plus common to fair cattle and various packer quotes.
Fragmentary OCR note shows an ad heading for hides and wool with partial company name Cook & Co and scattered unreadable text. No clear events, dates, or locations are discernible.
The report shows strong flour markets with spring wheat values from 4.90 to 6. Worst case ranges for winter wheat patent above 4.20. May and July wheat futures trading mixed. Corn and oats markets unsteady to dull with small bid-offers. Butter prices quoted for creamery and dairy products. live poultry and potato values noted. New York market report mirrors softness in certain grains.
Chicago and Omaha stock markets show varied quotes for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle ranges include prime steers at 6.10 to 7.85 and cows and heifers from 2.50 to 6.00. hogs vary with heavy packing sows 5.20 to 5.40 and light barrows 5.40 to 7.52. sheep report steady with yearlings at 6.00 to 7.60 and lambs around 7.00.
Andrew Kolinoski, charged with killing his wife and a boarder linked to her alleged infatuation, was acquitted by a jury in Judge Babcock's court after admitting the deed but claiming emotional insanity and justification.
A Chicago woman sent 200 to the conscience fund of the New York customs collector. A stolen cab incident in Chicago left one robber dead after police fired on three suspects. A Covington Ky warehouse fire at T S Hamilton Co is suspected arson. A Cal umet Mich man fatally shot a farmer over a wood price dispute. A Peoria Ill building collapse killed one and injured two after a prior fire. Max Jagerhuber Jr, escapee from the Presidio, linked to a New York fortune. he faces desertion charges. Meyer restricts Italian paper La Questione Sociale from second class mailing. Omaha Council Bluffs 5 pair cable completed.
An eminent authority warns of a hard year for catarrh and urges caution with dry wea ther and warm dress. A home prescription using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is claimed to relieve catarrh and related blood disorders after meals and at bedtime, with notes on kidney action and quick relief.
A major telephone company gained a connection order for about 500000 telephones spanning Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Illinois and Missouri, signaling a broad regional expansion and enhanced communications capacity.
Gen R C Horne was found not guilty by a criminal court jury on the charge of murdering H J Groves managing editor of the Kansas City Post. The verdict states Horne was insane at the time of the shooting and has not recovered, committing him to an asylum.
Kansas City report describes a Kansas City woman who carries a six shooter in a leg holster hidden by a skirt. The piece notes the device lets a robber view only a misleading scene as the wearer dives for the gun. The invention promises concealment and quick access in a street confrontation.
George R. Pulford reports from Little Rock on John J. Taylor and his Boston Americans. Eddie McFarland shines, Jim McGuire is questioned, and Taylor’s bold overhaul aims to rebuild a pennant winner with thirty prospects while he himself sometimes practices in uniform. An elevator boy in Marion teases Taylor about Jimmy McGuire as the owner endures the spring clubhouse humor.
C Roy Rook of Bowen Illinois one of fifteen students arrested during the Star theater outbreak ten days ago was bound over to the circuit court for trial on riot charges. Bail set at 1000 with two sureties. Emerick of Galveston Illinois bound over to circuit court with 1000 bail after a week long examination.
Thirty five thousand United Mine Workers members in districts 14 21 and 25 covering Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas will strike on April 1 after a meeting of division vice-presidents in Kansas City Missouri.
Hall of Fame shortstop Honus Wagner contemplates retirement as he plans to run after a lengthy major league career, an unusual step for a player approaching the end of his time on the field.
Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana says Chamberlains Cough Remedy stops croup when given at first sign of the cough. The remedy is widely used to prevent attacks and is sold by W. H. Porter.
An ad promises kidney and stomach relief from mineral waters at Colonial Country Club. It invites readers to visit or mail symptoms with $2 to receive five gallons of spring water and a physician's home treatment advice.
Taft claims he kissed the Blarney stone while Hughes says he would like a moving picture of the act. He suggests a piano moving film as a good follow up to the kiss.
This youngster of McGuire's breaks a sprint record as Carlisle shows blazing speed. He grew up chasing cotton tails in cross country and may move to the Hub this summer. Though not a regular, he is a sweet ball player McGuire won’t let slip away.
An article advises mothers to keep Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at home as a simple medical aid for stomach liver and bowel troubles. It claims the syrup is a guaranteed cure and notes women are prone to constipation, suggesting readiness for emergencies.
A team leader admonishes players to go to bed earlier or risk missing the lineup. The remark emphasizes discipline and punctuality as key youth sports expectations.
Captain Mark D. Dudley of the Fourteenth Cavalry was court-martialed for cruelty after forcing a young soldier to parade for three hours with a placard reading bad boy worn on his back. He was sentenced to four months confinement within the post limits.
A quirky exchange fills page humor as readers propose playful answers to the riddle about a prune. The column riffs on language and fruit, inviting readers to ponder neat punchlines and puns.
A witty exchange lampoons economy and dining costs. A boarder and critics riff on pruning as a joke about outlays and humor, with a playful jab about a pruning hook and meat jokes.
A quip links prune health wealth and happiness to California. The piece notes the legend of Washington throwing a silver dollar across the Potomac but says history emphasizes his Delaware crossing victory.
Carl J. Horn announces an office in the Stettiner building with telephone service at 700. Plans and specifications are described as carefully prepared.
Co L Dilley & Co operates flour feed and hay business from 515 Market Street with telephone number 87. The terse listing highlights the company and its goods in a local trade directory style.
Columbia Brewing Co makers of the famous Columbia beer promotes the brand as a peerless brew in a short advertisement and lists Telephone No. 49.
Ed Osborne, successor to John M. Thompson, offers expert horseshoeing at 122 Sixth Street. Prompt and satisfactory work guaranteed.
Ed F Leonard offers coal at low prices with wood and coke, at 222 Heath Street, phone 1632. C L Willey & Co lists coal, horse feed, lime, cement and sewer pipe at 515 Market Street, phone 87.
The ad promotes Young & Custer offering special weekly prices on blankets robes and winter goods.
Insurance firm J Knouff offers fire life accident and casualty coverage with prompt settlement of claims from Spry block room 1. Contact by phone 1240 for insurance in trusted old companies.
Peek Kandier offers carriage and wagon building painting and repairing at 514 North Street with general blacksmithing. Good work and reasonable prices.
George H. Gise offers five percent loans and a full line of insurance products. He provides contact via office phone 482 and residence phone 238 for arranging services.
H Weber offers clothing cleaning, repair, and pressing services at 310 Pearl Street with tailoring available.
Jim MegGuire spots a speedster in Little Rock. The contender is Wm. Carlisle from the anti Japanese edge of the continent aiming at a summer outfield slot alongside Jack Thoner Goo Winters Harry Ray Elmer Flick and other AL sprinters.
L Lumber advertises as specialists in interior finishing and store fixtures with high quality work. Yard mill and office are at Spencer and Berkley streets, telephone 112.
Dentist F M Bozer announces office locations at the corner of Fourth and Broadway near City National Bank. Provides office and residence phone numbers 363 and 1463 for appointments.
C A Price at 315 Court Street in the rear of the interurban station advertises as a manufacturer of granite and marble monuments with artistic work and reasonable prices. The firm invites readers to request an estimate on their needs.
The Reporter Office at 525 Broadway offers all kinds of job printing including letter heads envelopes bil lads statements business cards dodgers and invitations. Call with samples for sample work and prompt service.
X and C Mathews advertise bought and sold articles of every kind including rockers dining chairs a cash register two incubators a tailor's and a cobbler's Singer sewing machine and other goods. Highest prices paid for second hand items. Phone 654 specific address 207 Sixth Street.
Listing shows D E Delzeli at 404 Market Street in the stairway east of Ray's grocery with phone 253. residence at 1918 North Street, phone 622. Full satisfaction reported.
Local dealer Philip Voorhees markets lumber hardware and planing mill work from 490 Sycamore Street. Phone number 304 listed for patronage and inquiries.
Public notice for Misses Henderson's School at 1317 Market Street detailing music program status and location in a concise city listing.
H Weber at 310 Pearl Street announces ready spring and summer patterns for inspection. Suits start at 15 dollars and up, trousers at 4 dollars and up. Come and see.
H J Trah offers slate tin and metal roofing guttering spouting flue tops and furnace repairs. Located at 311 Fifth street. All work done in best possible manner.
The listing at 318 Fifth Street advertises galvanized iron services including skylights tin iron and slate work rod iron repairing roofing and spouting. It specifies telephone 59 and offers all kinds of tin roofing and metal repairs.
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