Market price report from Kansas City and Omaha stalls
Kansas City and Omaha stock markets report mixed livestock results on June 6 with hogs and cattle receipts varying by market. Hogs showed steady to lower prices with heavy and bulk sales around mid to high teens, while cattle receipts remained strong and varied by class, and sheep markets showed mixed to steady trends across the three cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Lewers
Chicago
Cabres
Untitled Dairy Product Receipts Report
Chileanpo and Cueto AO issue notes on dairy receipts and prices. Images list items such as cheeses butter and creamery goods with references to New York and western states. Prices and weights appear inconsistent. some lines mention deliveries and stock descriptions without clear dates.
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New York
Delis
Ute Bey
Fayste
Umiy Ade
State
Dso Ae
Ogater
Priees Ube
Recedpis
Rain Delays Registry Work at Palmyra
Rain slows activity at Palmyra registry with 67 in person and 22 by mail registered by noon. County officials, including Clerk and registrars, report busy probate sessions and a flooded area along North River due to the downpour. Police and local officials noted arrests, registrations, and community updates as afternoon rain intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Gayvoomernuig
Liberty
Litwtty
Aiowiu
Main Street
I. Sanford
W. Butler
J. W. Head
Gerald Burgdorfs
Sherif Harry Burgdorf
Charles Petsey Williams Camillarly
Brnuek- Bhot
Buckshot
Feo
Flow
Lane
360
J. W. Mefford
Seaston
Harrison
Hannibal
Anderson
State of Missouri
Jock Cutright
Oelork Pom
Chadwell
Maddison Schofield
Twannibal
Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Ruth
Ruby Cox
Paduivya Sehoodt Board
Gladys Mitched
French totals on submarine attacks
Paris reports French merchant ships faced twenty eight submarine encounters in May. Six vessels escaped torpedo attacks and twelve dodged gunfire. Two torpedo or gunfire engagements sank ships. Twelve May clashes involved French torpedo boats and submarines. French hydroplanes had fourteen such fights and French patrol ships three engagements.
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Paris
Milling and farm product prices from Knollenberg Milling list
The document lists prices for mill products and farm goods including wheat, corn, oats, hay, straw, and alfalfa, with varied per unit rates. It also notes live animal prices for hogs, cattle, sheep, and poultry, plus dairy feed and other feed items, all corrected daily by Anek Brothers.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Bratenford
Mississippi River
Hecat
Aneok Brothers
Chita Hey
Local Residents Visitrelatives and Friends This Week
Viviah Ryan and family visited in Payson and Barry last week. Mrs Levi Meearl of Barry called on her daughter Mrs Anna Hedman. Willis and Clifford Brown called in Hiali Friday. Miss Vrimrose Sterns and Miss Susie Gallaher called on grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Brown. David Rice, a high school student from Payson, returned home. Mr and Mrs John Redman were in Platoville on Wednesday. PoH Wisther and family made a Quincy call Saturday. Dr Beavers of Barry visited Mrs Aura Redman Wednesday. Raymond Brown traveled to Mary on business. Alvin Hartshorn, Charles George and Mr and Mrs William Inman were callers in Liberty Sunday.
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Viviah Ryan
Farally
Barry Cathlers Pruday
Hollembeak
Payson
Levi Meearl
Barry
Anna Hedman
Willis
Clifford Brown
Hiali
Vrimrose Sterns
Susie Gallaher
Albert Brown
David
Myra Rice
Paveon
Whaveye
John Redman
Platoville
Poh Wisther
Quincy
J. L. Rice
Dr Beavers
Aura Kredman
Raymond Brown
Alvin Hartshorn
Charles George
William Inman
Liberty
Fragmented Late 19th Century Notes From Tioga and Carthage
Miss Laura Knorr visited aunt Mrs John Roskump in Tioga last week. Several locals including Vilar and Orel Viar repaired a home pace in Tiberty and were in Gainey on Wednesday. Numerous names appear in scattered social and travel references with vague places and dates. Miles Touhy Werteth graduated Carthage High School and will teach near Carthage next year.
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Laura Knorr
John Roskump
Tioga
Woo
Vilar
Orel Viar
Tiberty
Ira
Hiavel
Ton
Gordon
Gainey
Homer Robertson
Quincy
Frank Seckman
Lewis Seckman
Plymouth
Phoep
Zila Thebertson
Priday
Niekuanp
Tiile Phillips
Roy Hobbs
Viar Tod Foodby
Baek Borthett Saab Gan
Bark
Willie Oo Radon
Walter Skoeth
Mars
Cora Heaton
Winnifred Warthring
Vine
Taowis Seclarian
Sam Myers
Miles Touhy Werteth
Carthage
Coopesitven
Hobby
Dr. King’s New Life Pills Ad
The advertisement argues that constipation causes illness and low life quality and promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a quick mild remedy. It claims the product relieves symptoms, purifies blood, and adds tone, available at druggists for 25 cents.
Indemnity Debate Shapes German War Strain
Berne reports a surge of wartime German papers stressing massive indemnities from the Entente to fund postwar recovery. Professor Krueckmann argues England will strike first with a Dover Calais tunnel erasing German naval value, forcing a costly second conflict. The piece warns without indemnity Germany risks economic ruin and mass emigration to America as war ends.
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Berne
Switzerland
German Empire
Germany
America
United States
Liepsie Neueste Nachrichten
Wkrueckmann
Muenster
Kroeckmannn
England
Dover
Calais
Sinys
Enehard
Eighard
Tle
Professor Krueckmann
Count von Hertling
Bavana
Chemnmany
Hertling
Gers
Beasy
Amatca
Dover-Calais
Preservation of David Livingstone's Cape house begun
Efforts move to protect the ruins of Dr David Livingstone's house at Kolebeng in Cape Town. After prior vandalism during his absences, cooperation from a Bechuana descendant and local leadership has fencing installed and a neighboring headman placed in charge. The site will be protected by the South African government.
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Capetown
David Livingstone
Kolebeng
Africa
Cape Town
England
Sevhele
Livingstone
Quits Congress to Fight
Augustus P Gardner resigns from the House to go on active duty as a reserve officer of the United States Army. He cites his order to duty and informs the speaker he has transmitted his resignation to the governor of Massachusetts. He becomes the first congressman to give up a seat for military service.
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Augustus P. Gardner
House of Representatives
United States Army
Massachusetts
Congress
Oalilace
Thrilling TIlts With the U Boat
London reports vivid accounts of British trawlers engaging submarines in the North Sea. Sir Robert describes trawlers defending against U boats, sinking subs, and crews surviving hits. Admiral Fremantle notes uncertainties in submarine science and the hope for a new remedy with Allied aid.
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London
North Sea
Robert Lowry
Robert Said
Sir Robert
Germany
Edmund Fremantle
Alloemerica
Ihonat
Alcohol Declared to Have No Medical Value by AMA
In New York on June 6 the American Medical Association unit the house of delegates heard a resolution by Dr Frank Rilligs of Chicago stating alcohol has no drug value or therapeutic use. It only serves as a preservative and in pharmaceutical prep. Surgeon General Rupert Blue presided at the delegates meeting.
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New York
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Frank Rilligs
Chicago
Council of Health and Public Instruction
Association
Council of Health
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Italian Mission Heads West Delayed By Ill Prince
A planned mission tour of the south and Midwest is postponed indefinitely due to illness in the Udine prince line and the illness of diplomat Comey Flor. Lionel Matreoni and the prince expect to join the party by Monday if health permits.
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Washington
South
Middle West
Udine
Prince
Lionel Gurtieluio Matreoni
Mendav
Prince Woere
Prine Comey Flor
Ptadiva
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
Advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism neuralgias toothache and backache with rapid penetration and soothing warmth. Claims quicker relief than plasters or ointments for bruises strains sprains and external aches. Available from druggists 25c 50c or $1.00.
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Sloan
May Fight Germany Alone If Allies Fail to Get Aid
Washington notes the scenario if Allied support falters and the United States must bear the war alone. Germany could demand indemnity but is unlikely to land troops on American soil. the article weighs risks to shipping, Allied morale, and Russia’s collapse, arguing swift US entry and total effort are essential to deter German victory and secure victory in Europe.
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Germany
Herbert Corey
Washington
United States
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Brush Navy
Farragute
Avera
Ous
Agen
America
Eam
Rusia
Russia
Black Sea
Petrograd
France
East
Alsace- Lorraine
Belgium
Middle Europe
Ten Sears
Fragmentary dealers and firms listed across regional towns
A long OCR fragment lists numerous businesses and firms by town names such as Augusta, Bluffs, Carthage, Columbus, Colchester, Denver, Huntsville, Hannibal, Key cities like Shelbyville and Novelty, and entities including drug stores, merchants, and partnerships. It resembles a directory or market listing with scattered names and incomplete phrases.
Better for Us All in War Unity and Peace
The speaker argues the nation must stay united to oppose Germany and avoid isolation. They warn against risking “a general peace” with wrongs unredressed by leaving allies to fight alone, stressing collective effort and perseverance.
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Germany
Dying Moments of Prince Karl Friedrich
London June 6 an account of the last days of Prince Karl Friedrich nephew of the German Emperor who was wounded when flying and taken prisoner by Australians is given via a letter from Rev Mr Caldwell Baptist minister and German prisoners chapel official. The prince spoke of tennis with Wilding and England tunes and thanked those who cared. He died after an hour or so of prayer and a final smile.
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London
Karl Friedrich
Caldwell
Pestoral
England
Thease
Mortu
Cuntoy
Mr. Caldwell
Big War Gathering Planned in Champaign
A major war gathering billed as the first of its kind in Illinois is set for Champaign on June 12. Principal speaker AL Vanderlip of the National City Bank of New York, a Champaign native and University of Illinois alumnus, will headline, with leading Central West figures invited to participate.
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Champaign
AL Vanderlp
The
Nationality Bank of New York
Uniesity of
Ilinois
Central West
London households cut by income squeeze and servant decline
In London thousands of homes now earn up to 400 pounds a year, leaving the traditional domestic servant largely vanished. The mistress takes on most duties, aided only by a charwoman and any children in the household.
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London
London New Statesman
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