Sox Slip in Standings After Double Shuffle
Chicago July 3 report says the Sox move to fourth in the American League after a split with St. Louis, gaining a half game but losing Kling to a hand injury. Cubs split with Pirates, winning 3 0 then losing 9 4, as Kling is sidelined with a torn hand.
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Chicago
Ill
Sox
St. Louis
Walsh
Browns
Bill Dineen
Bill
Cubs
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pirates
Kling
Baseball scores from leagues show varied results
American League results include Chicago 5-0 over St Louis 1-9 and Washington 4-5 over New York 2. Cleveland 1 over Detroit 11. Philadelphia 4 over Boston 1. National League games feature Pittsburg 0-9 Chicago 3-4 and New York 4 over Philadelphia 3. St Louis 4 over Cincinnati 2. Boston 1 over Brooklyn 2. Three I League games show Dubuque 2-4 Cedar Rapids Bloomington 1 Springfield 4. Rock Island Clinton rained out. Peoria 2-7 over Decatur 1-0. Central Association Ottumwa 1 over Kewanee 0. Burlington Oskaloosa on wet grounds. Waterloo 3 over Quincy 0.
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Pittsburg
Eeree
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati Eerreee
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn American
Cleveland
Detroit
Pet
Springfield Peoria
Decatur Areus
Dubuque
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Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Rock Island
Clinton Ces
Central Association
Pet Waterloo Ie
Ore Eee
Burlington
Quincy O
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Springfield
Rock Island-Clinton
Peoria
Decatur
Ottumwa
Kewanee
Burlington - Oskaloosa
Washington
National League
Matchups Set Across The League Tonight
Standings highlight a full card with St. Louis visiting Chicago. Detroit travels to Cleveland while New York plays Washington. Boston hosts Philadelphia. Chicago visits Pittsburgh. Philadelphia hosts New York. Brooklyn plays Boston.
Taft Holds Dual Conferences With Cannon And Cortelyou
President Taft met with Speaker Cannon and Treasury Secretary Cortelyou in separate talks. Cannon offered support for Taft’s election and pledged assistance as needed, while Cortelyou supplied campaign guidance and urged naming Frank H. Hitchcock as national committee chairman.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Cannon
Cortelyou
Frank H. Hitchcock
Farmer Walker Adamson Drowns Over Crop Fears
Centerville Iowa July 3 Walker Adamson a well known local farmer living two miles northwest of Numa on the N C Blackburn farm died by suicide in a well on his farm about 3 am. He had faced heavy rains that threatened crop failure and long years of hard labor. his despair grew as the crops appeared doomed.
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Centerville
Clementine Apologizes for Angel Food Flour Recommendation
Belinda responds to a suggestion about baking insisting on Gold Medal Flour for angel food cake. The exchange notes the brand as essential.
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Clementine
Belinda
Death of H A Rogers in dynamite blast shocks Boone
Word from Tracy Minnesota reports the death of H A Rogers a former Boone resident and well digger in a dynamite accident He was sharpening a tool when an explosion occurred blowing off his arms head and leg and leaving his body horribly mangled.
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Boone
Tracy
Minn
H. A. Rogers
Rogers
Itching Skin Diseases Cured by Zemo
Itching skin and scalp ailments are claimed to be quickly cured by Zemo a liquid for external use. The advertisement says Zemo gives instant relief and permanently cures any form of itching skin or scalp disease. Sold by A W Morgan 107 West Second Street St Louis MO and distributed by E W Rose Medicine Co St Louis MO.
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Zemo
E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Roach Team Leads Golf Match At Geneva Links
The Roach team at Geneva links led the week’s golf match, gaining forty nine points on the Sterneman party. Rev B C Preston scored six points for Sterneman in the second game of the first match concluded yesterday.
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Roach
Geneva Links
Sterneman
Rev. B. C. Preston
Notice of Setting Work on Public Improvement in Louisa County
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors will let the levee improvement in Sections 8 and 9, T76N R5W, Improvement District No. 5, at the Wapello Court House on August 3, 1908 at 2 p m. The single levee section, 5450 feet long, includes a five foot crown, outer slope three to one, inner slope two to one, muck ditches at sandy points, and two outlets with stone masonry and rip-rap. Completion by January 1, 1909. bids require cash or certified checks and bonds. the county reserves the right to reject all bids.
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Board of Supervisors
Louisa County
Iowa
J.E. Dennis
Wapello
H. W. Baker
East Hill to Celebrate July Fourth With Park Show
East Hill plans a July Fourth celebration with thousands expected at Weed Park for the Mountain Meadow massacre presentation by the Red Men. Factories including Huttig and Empire Pearl Button will close. some East Hill grocers may stay open. Local helpers and visitors arrival noted along with several resident movements and trips.
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East Hill
Huttig Manufacturing Company
Vienna Pearl Button Company
Empire Pearl Button Company
Mississippi Box Company
Huttig-McDermid Button Company
Muscatine Lumber and Box Company
Weed Park
Great Mountain Meadow
Frank Freeman
Kecklerville
Paul Townsley
J. A. Townsley
Waterloo
Times-Tribune
Muscatine
Chamberlain
William Harker
R. Martz
Sweetland Township
A. L. Jordan
Burlington
J. G. Cavanaugh
Birmingham
Ala
Herman Bierman
Park Avenue
Wesley George
Lake Mills
Alice Carter
Wellman
Anna Sabin
Grandview
E. A. Moyer
St. Paul
Carroll
Nellie Wallace
Daniel Slater
Ft. Madison
J. E. Coggshall
East Fifth Street
Coster Declares Blass Not Guilty
Rudolph Blass, meat market operator at 1172 Hershey Avenue, was acquitted by Judge J. C. Coster after a trial held yesterday in his court. The plaintiff claimed a ham was tainted, but the judge ruled the delay in complaint raised reasonable doubt and found Blass not guilty.
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Rudolph Blass
Hershey Avenue
Fred Lange
J. C. Coster
Blass
Justice Coster
Daily Market Report on Wheat Corn and Pork Prices
Wheat and corn futures rose yesterday with July at 86% to 87% for wheat and 70% to 72% for corn. Pork and lard markets posted mixed levels with Sept pork at 15.55 and Sept lard at 9.47. Chicago prices showed gains amid strong cash demand and shipping activity in St. Louis and Peoria markets.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Chicago Live Stock Market Brief for July 3
Cattle receipts 1500 strong to higher with Reeves at 4.70 to 6.25 for westerns and 2.40 to 6.15 for cows and heifers. Hogs receipts 17,000 up 5.10 cents with prices from 5.90 to 6.65 and bulk 6.35 to 6.55. Sheep receipts 4,000 strong with lambs 4.00 to 6.50 and yearlings 4.50 to 5.40.
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Chicago
Reeves
Chicago Poultry Market Report From July Turmoil
Chicago July 3 Poultry market shows weakness with turkeys at 14 cents, chickens at 9 cents, and springs around 15 to 20 cents. Quotations listed for various grades and colors including red, white, and yellow plumage across No. 2 and No. 3 classes.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Chicago prices hold steady on July 3 with butter at creamery 19 to 22 cents and dairies 17 to 21 cents. Eggs remain steady with firsts at 15 1/2 cents.
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New York
Chicago
Peoria Produce Market Report July 3 Corn Prices
Peoria prices report corn at No. 7T1%6c with market activity noted in the Peoria Produce Market column dated July 3.
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Peoria
Market Prices and Goods From Chicago July Market Update
A detailed list shows corn oats wheat and various feed goods with retail and per unit prices. Fresh eggs butter poultry vegetables and fruits are catalogued with current local rates and shop terms.
Chicago Cattle Market Prices Hold Amid Mixed Demand
Firm prices for a few fresh choice steers contrasted by weak demand for medium to good grades. Packers led buying of plainer grades while shippers stayed with $6.50 to $7.50 steers. Tops at $7.00, many beef steers down 50 to 75 cents from a week ago. Texas and western steers pressured values. Fat cows and heifers rose, grassy lots weak, calves firmer, feeding cattle in light demand. Sales on an unchanged basis.
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Chicago
Texas
Western Points
Hogs At Chicago Trade Slows Early Then Rebounds
Hog market in Chicago showed slow trading early with quotes 5c below Wednesday’s close. By day’s end the decline largely eroded, average price about 4c under Wednesday. Receipts around 25,000 with quality fair but softer than prior day. one 265 lb load sold at 6.60 while top day prior was 6.65 and a week earlier 6.35. Packers initially aloof but rising hog product prices boosted sentiment around 19:00.
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Chicago
Chicago Horse Market Slips Amid Slow Demand
Market reports show a $15.25 drop from last month as supply stays dull. First four days of the week yield about 1,000 receipts versus 1,415 last week and far below year ago levels when holidays boosted demand. Quoted prices vary by class from drafters at 125 to 225 dollars and western bridle stock at 15 to 100 dollars.
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Chicago
Western
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McQuesten & Sawyer Company
M. Kautz Baking Co
Thompson Bros. Co
Grounds
Quincy
Cortelyou and
Walker Adamson
Cornelius Cable
B. C. Preston
I. S. Pepper
A. R. Tipton
R. Titus
L Beard
al Wagner
H. FE. Dreier
I” A. Ruckdeschel
F. O. Black
Roger Jayne
W. L. Cope
D. ¥. Jackson
Cc. O. McBride
Walter Molis
E. W. Smith Ss
Kemblet
R. L. Thompson
Ij. W. Eells
Charles Grade
Cc. R. Stafford
F. A. Neidig
A. A. Peterson
E. Murphy
W. S. Cohn
L. G. Burnett
T. S. McKee
John Roach
Ed Roach
H. Jamison
Cc. E. Fox
F. Jackson
Jack Kennefick
F. Hughes
H. Crozier
F. L Bihlmeier
Will Randall
Charles Schner
Coster
Saratoga Chips
Geo. W. Reuling’s Grocery
Roberts
H. P. Roberts Marine
Clyde, Ohio
A.r.schreurs
J. Frenzel
Prade
Muscatine Markets
Shippers Ay
Kive Poultry Market
Muscatine Produce Co
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