Grain Prices in Minneapolis and Milwaukee Markets
Minneapolis market reports show No 1 hard wheat at 1.17 1 4 and No 1 northern at 1.44 3 4 with many nearby and deferred prices listed. Milwaukee grain prices list No 1 northern wheat at 1.16 1 2 and No 3 yellow corn around 70 cents, with oats and barley and other wheat figures noted.
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Crisis over, says banker in Chicago optimism grows
George M. Reynolds president of Continental and Commercial National Bank says conditions point to a break in 7 percent rates within a week and money returning toward 6 percent. He notes reduced demand for loans and improved sentiment among public and banks.
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Executed in London Tower German Spy Shot in Tower
Reports from London state that Hans Lody alias Charles Inglis, captured while spying, was executed at the Tower of London after a court martial. He admitted being German, claimed American ties earlier, and had lived in New York and Omaha. He married Gottlieb a brewer’s daughter in Natters city.
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South Dakota Quarantine Proclaims Cattle Shipment Ban
Gov Byrne declares a quarantine to prevent foot and mouth disease spread in South Dakota. The order bans moving cattle and other livestock into the state, except through shipments destined for outside points, with protection for through traffic. Washington reports warn eradication relies on stopping stock movement and culling affected herds, with costs shared by federal and state governments and strict local quarantines until disinfection is complete.
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Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Promises Cough Relief
A vintage ad urges treating coughs with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It claims to soothe irritated air passages loosen mucous and boost resistance during colds. It promotes use for babies and children and advertises a 26 cent price at local druggists.
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