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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
6
Receipts of hogs at principal western markets yesterday fell year over year with totals around 81,900. The prior year figures showed lower or higher values in several categories, including 32,000 and 3,500 in corresponding lines, indicating a mixed but generally weaker demand.
Indianapolis Oct 21 Receipts show 11 000 hogs 1500 cattle and 900 sheep compared with 9777 hogs 2362 cattle and 1 824 sheep last week and 5959 hogs 1679 cattle 329 sheep a year ago. Hog demand fair but sales irregular top price 5.00 with bulk 4.75 5.40. Cattle steady light receipts and fair to good quality. bulls steady calves down about 25c. Sheep and lambs lower as receipts rise. lambs 5.00 and 3.00 4.75 others 4.00 3.75. Horses for the closing auction light and priced largely for heavy chunks and drafters.
Chicago reports a strong wheat session as frost damage in Argentina boosts prices. Wheat opened firm, dipped on early selling, then recovered to close near session highs. Oats and provisions stayed firm while corn showed irregular trading amid export interest and mixed weather signals.
Local market columns publish daily corrected figures for grain hay and livestock. Prices span Timothy hay to steers and calves, with varied rates from multiple firms including Bichoy Elevator Co J H Foley Co Stuart Smith and Phillips Elevator.
Buffalo market notes October receipts mixed with cattle light and slow. Hogs strong with heavies 5.60 to 5.75, Yorkers 5.25 to 5.50, pigs 4.25 to 4.40. Sheep and lambs steady with top lambs at 5.75.
Cattle receipts reach 22,000 with a weak tone for native steers and lighter undergrades. Hog offerings up and late trading active. heavy hogs supported with prices up about 10 cents. Sheep and lamb markets weak early, with declines of 5 to 10 cents and feeders firm around 5.25 dollars per head.
Estimated receipts by market show cattle totals: 22 000 12 000 5 000 2 500 1 400 2 000. Sheep receipts list 24 000 8 000 7 300.
Jacob B. Graf transfers property to Frederick W. Graf in the Meadladn Add area for $60. The deed notes Jot 42 in Meadlawn Add City.
An article argues eczema is a skin disease not a blood illness. It claims cleansing the scratch heals, while blood medicines are unnecessary. Wintergreen as compounded in D. D. D. is presented as immediately effective.
A long list of real estate transfers shows multiple deeds and warranties between individuals in Bethlehem Bethlehem Noble and Boone townships plus Meads and originals plat Twelve Mile. Mortgage filings total 5925 dollars with several trustees and district commissioners named across townships.
The document enumerates a slate of Republican nominees across state and district roles including President Taft and James S. Shirman as VP choices, James Watson for Governor, Fremont Goodwine for Lieutenant Governor, Fred A. Sims for Secretary of State, John C. Billheimer for State Auditor, Oscar Hadley for State Treasurer, James Bingham for Attorney General, George W. Self as Supreme Court Reporter, Lawrence Turntan for State Superintendent, J. L. Peetz as State Statistician, Quincy A. Myers for Supreme Court Judge, David Myers for Appellate Court Judge, Charles H. Good for Eleventh District Congressman, Oscar B. Conant for Prosecutor, A. B. Sibert for Joint Representative, James Deleplane for Representative, Samuel Gifford for Clerk, George W. Cogley for Treasurer, J. S. Mellinger for Sheriff, Dr. M. B. Stewart for Coroner, and a missing entry for Surveyor.
A meditation on reciprocal love as the foundation of lasting marriage. The piece argues love is an essential need between one man and one woman, requiring fidelity and lifelong commitment as both partners contentedly forsake others.
A description portrays a political figure as fearless and relentless in battling evil, framing him as the ideal champion of uprightness in American politics. The text emphasizes his vigilance and moral stance.
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