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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1908
Page
10
A fragmented note states an event is scheduled for early June with unclear phrasing. The readable portion indicates the timing but lacks concrete details about the event, organizer, or location. Further context would be needed to identify the subject and significance.
The market opened with heavy activity as prices rose sharply for key issues led by Harriman stocks and Missouri Pacific. Others like Northern Pacific and Chicago lines fluctuated, while bonds remained steady. wide swings continued into the session with several issues retreating below prior close.
The May wheat market shows steady prices amid active short selling for May contracts. Liverpool demand offsets good U.S. weather with higher May futures. corn and oats trade near portions of yesterday’s levels as receipts and contract grades shape values.
Prices paid to farmers for dairy products and eggs reported by local merchants. Quotations include creamery figures and fresh eggs per dozen with stock levels and market remarks.
Prices paid to farmers quoted by local dealers and firms. HOGS live eight hundred fourteen pounds? Veal and other meats listed with prices per unit. Notable items include MAPLE and MIXED feeds, OATS and FLOUR, BEANS and POTATOES with per bushel or per ton pricing. Local businesses Boss and Welsmiller, Zentner and Mueller cited for quotations.
President Roosevelt today sent a cablegram to the Russian czar on his fortieth birthday offering felicitations and good wishes. The U S leader noted the czar's age and extended warm regards from Washington.
A special from Eau Claire reports Otto Lundcky of The Daily Telegram married Blanche Hatrel of Seymour in Milwaukee on May 12. The couple plan a westward honeymoon and will reside there.
Frank Z. Ferguson of Hagerstown Maryland was promoted to assistant director of the bureau of engraving and printing by Secretary Certsiyog in Washington on May 12. Ferguson has long served the bureau, thirty years in various roles.
Detailed reports from Green County Ind reveal autopsy findings on exhumed remains at Mrs Gunness burial site. Authorities say a female body among the five was identified and may indicate murder by Mrs Gunness. Ray Lamphere’s murder charge to be tried in September as probe widens.
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