Death of Mrs Anna M Gallaway at Carthage aged 73
Mrs Anna M Gallaway died at her Carthage home Saturday March 6 at 9:30 p m aged 73 years 10 months 24 days. Funeral Monday at 2 pm in the M E church with Rev J W Ferris officiating and Moss Ridge cemetery interment. Also notes on county court matters including probate guardianship and estate settlements and numerous real estate transfers in Hancock county Illinois with bids and deeds listed.
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Carthage
Anna M .Gallaway
M. EB
J. W. Ferris
Moss Ridge
Circuit Court
Hancock County
D. M
Matthews
Augusta
W. H. Duffle
Hancock
John M. Lyon
Latiarpe
E. C. Grove
Harmony
L.N. Grove
Pilot Grove
Henry Mensendick
St. Albans
C. A. Caldwell
Pairie
Rolla Newton
Pontoosuc
G. W. Smith
Wythe
Ellsworth Rachel
Sonora
M. I. Young
Rocky Run
W. FT. Bicker
Nau
Wim. M. Gordon
Nauvoo Afonday
Philip Fullmer
Zella
Rapatee
Gladstone Califf
Wm. Burgner
Aew
Theophilus Frazer
Magmie B. Frazer
Harold KR. Goodrich
Guardian
Mabel E. Goodich
Frederick Williams
Susannah Hagar
Petitson
H. M. Cuerden
Patrick Gannon
Arthur Ratr
Floyd Bink
Malinda Mae Gaumer
Fred Bechtel
Fred Salm, Jr
Fred Salmer
John W. Williams
Anna Jackson
Henry Young
Fred C. LaCroix
Ill
Wm. Frisby
Abernathy
Fancock County
Fred C, la Croix
Aaron Weinberg
Lawrence W
Samuel J
Mary E
Hugh A
Ruth Lamb
J. W. Byers
Chapala
Grain Market Slumps as Corn Leads Decline Across Centers
Chicago and other hubs report corn selling off sharply with May and July contracts sliding to near season lows. Oats and provisions follow the broad retreat as traders weigh government corn reserves against wheat and oats estimates. Northwest and regional car lots show mixed receipts while prices across No. 2 and No. 4 categories move lower.
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Chicago
Long Commission
Northwest Car Lots
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Local Markets Prices for Hay Grain and Farm Products
Knollenberg Milling Company quotes prices for hay and grain including New wheat No 1 tested 60 lbs or better at 2.36, No 2 new 35 cents? per bushel, bale prices for straw and various hays, corn prices 1.35 to 1.40, oats and mized hay rates, and shredded fodder. Also reports prices from local butchers and market for cattle, hogs, poultry, eggs, dairy feed, and hides with ranges by weight and grade. Includes fur market notes and general farm commodities, with price corrections by Anck Prothere and Mood & Co.
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Knollenberg Miling Company
Anck
Sue
J. E Mood & Co
F. Bishop
Swift
Niatehford
H. P
H. P. Hick
Hilde
Bolles & Rogers
Desiand
Seed Market Toledo Seed Ta Seed Prices and Terms
Seed market listing shows Clover seed with prime cash 45.55 and March April figures 25 595 and 83 Met 25. Alsike prime cash 34.55 with March 84.88 and April 185. Timothy prime cash 1917 630 TBR 6.80 1614 6.40 March and April 6.40 May 6.55.
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Toledo
Mao
Clover
Alsike
Timothy
Horses and Mules Prices and Market Notes
Eastern horses and mules priced for March 9 in EAST ST with bids from S140 to S175 for draft and work horses, other values noted up to 140 for draft stock. New York coffee prices show moderate demand with spot quoted at Tblgc and related terms.
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East ST
Lows
New York
Tblgc
Eggs Are Lower On City Market Prices Fall
Warmer weather boosts egg supply and pushes prices down to 38 cents per dozen in dealers’ hands. City market offerings were steady in hay and grain with road conditions worsening. Corn sold at 1.42 and 1.40 per bushel, hay loads ranged 27 to 28 per ton, oats 5 cents per bushel, hog market steady.
Markets New York Record Wide Price Notes
New York and Chicago market items dated March 10 show varied shifts. Creamery prices rise and fall across multiple grades while butter and poultry markets edge higher. raw sugar weakly unsettled. financials weaker currencies and strong government bonds and money market rates.
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Chicago
Féc
New York
Gov Wares Piped U and Coupon Rates Summary
Gov Wares Piped U and related coupon figures appear, listing reg and coupon values for various Panama entries. The fragmentary text mentions percentages and bond-like terms but lacks coherent context or identifiable events.
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Panama
Stocks Rally on Supreme Court Decisions and Railroad Wins
Stocks advanced on Tuesday led by railroad shares and high grade industrials after Supreme Court rulings on stock dividends and railroad property appraisals. Delaware Lackawanna, Reading, General Motors, and Crucible Steel were notable gainers, with Motors retreating slightly from intraday highs. Trading totaled 1,406,000 shares as bonds remained strong and overall volume eased.
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New York
Supreme Court
Ohter
London
Delaware Lackawanna and
Western
General Motors
Crucible Steel
Motors
Crucible
Livestock Market Report from Multiple Cities
Chicago hog prices ease with receipts around 24 000 and top at 15 60 as light and heavy cuts vary. Cattle and sheep show mixed finishes with beef steers and veal calves trading near 14 to 17 dollars, while feeders and cows span 4 to 14 dollars. East St Louis and Kansas City receipts and prices mirror uncertain demand across hogs cattle and lambs.
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Chicago
Sam
Sheen
East St. Louis
Lamba
Gai
Hanaas City
Kansas City
Peoria
Cotton Market and Liberty Bond Prices Report
Cotton market in New York on March 10 shows spot middling at 40.75 with futures steady: March 39.01 May 86.02 July 33.40 Oct 30.70 Dec 29.80. Liberty bond prices at 2:55 PM list various maturities with small gains and losses, including 4s and 4s war bonds around 90 to 97.
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Minneapois
Minneapolis
Peoria
Phrorta
Keananas City
Kansas City
New York
Spot
New York Woney
Mercantile Paper
GER
Bank Ecoceptances
Leong Commission Co
Close Armour
Atchison
Anaconda Ksig
A. Ti
Erle
Old Goodich
Kelly-Spring
Sr Mid. Steel
Pacific
Central Tay
Otis Elevator
Penn
Quaker
Swift
Studebaker Apty
Sinelair Ol
Texas Ofae
Steel Com
Lq? & Steel
U_S
Westing
Willys
Wilson and Co
Liberty Bonda
Camp Point News Briefs Include Health and Visits
Blevin Roberta is somewhat better. Nova Tipton returned Sunday from Quincy after visiting Miss Bess Sparks. Mrs Amanda Tipton came back from the country visiting Mr and Mrs Art Jacobs. Garnet Beckett plans a Tuesday visit for arm surgery by Dr Bhango after recovering from flu and mumps. Mrs Arch Harwood was ill Sunday night.
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Blevin Roberta
Nova Tipton
Bess Sparks
Quincy
Amanda Tipton
Art Jacobs
Garnet Beckett
Bhango
Garnet
Arch Harwood
Largest Maine granite piece shipped to Granite Falls monument
A colossal cut granite block, the largest ever sent from Maine, was shipped from Stonington to the Gar ate Springs area for the AnGT monument project. It measures 1 feet square and 18 inches thick and weighs 3 tons.
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Maine
Stonington
Q& Cap
Garate Springs
Property Deeds Shown For Several Transfers in Local Record
A sequence of land transfers is listed with deeds from multiple parties including R. Blesfried Parla, E. G. Wuugleins, H. O. Laner, A. Klasing, G. D. Layton, S. Walton, J. Carnahan, Mary Sparks, A. M. Zimmerman, J. T. Day, H. Teckemier, M. Sheil McMeln, C. P. Johnson, FF Stevenson, Margaret Denton, and Wm. Wilson. Totals include amounts such as 8800, 26000, 26775, 5250, 50400, 57000, 34000. Locations reference sections and ranges including ne 34, nw 38-6-6 W and sw 5-4-6.
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R. Lefler
W. L. Berry
James Anderson
J. Peterson
M. Blythe
W. W. Nendrix
A. R. Hamilton
P. FB
Wier
Geo. Heisler
W. Snyder
EK. F. Gabel
T. E. Laffey
FF. N. Richardson
G. BM. Sells, Jr
A. J. Ruddle
E. G. Stowe
Carthage
G. Starkey
E. Underwood
Wm. R. Vance
B. G. Ihnen
F. Smith
A. Jones
Alfie Smith
Willams
C. R. Martin
R. McKee
J. W. Crow
Dime Savings Bank
O. Dickinson
H. Rawson
A. McConnell
B. Whitledge
C. P. Jenkins
RP. H. Jacobs
W G. Starkey
Cc. T. Daugherty
J. W. McRoberts
Mabry
E. I. Vetter
O. S. O'Neil
W. H. Rawson
R. G .Ibbons
J. W. Botkins
Fat Bentley
J. Franks
John Potkins
Lot Bentley
EB. M. Alley
John Bot
P.O. Turner
P. Johnson
Co. J. Tanner
D. Laffey
A. Barry
F. Stambach
C. Jacobo
Gay Egbers
M. E. Case
Cameron
R. Aten
Yate
E. G .Wuugelns
H. O. Laner
A. Klasing
G. D. Layton
SS. Walton
Margaret Denton
Wm. Wilson
Deed
President James of University Resigns
URBANA Ill March 9 President Edmund James tendered his resignation to the board of trustees on Tuesday. He had been president of the University of Illinois 15 years. Since the beginning of the school year he had been on a year's leave of absence. Dr David Kinley vice president has been acting president.
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Urbana
Til
Edmund James
Board of Trustees
Unversity of Illinois
David Kinley
Stokes Case Reversed by U S Court of Appeals
Louis report says the U S circuit court of appeals reversed the verdict convicting Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes of violating the espionage act in Kansas City in June 1918 and remanded for a new trial. She had been sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
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Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Rose Pastor Stokes
New York
Kansas City
Ely's Cream Balm offers relief for catarrh
If your nostrils are clogged and you suffer a head cold Ely's Cream Balm provides instant relief. Apply a little fragrant antiseptic cream into the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and clear air passages. Your head feels clear and breathing is easier.
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Ely
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Cincago
St. Louis
BT. Louis
Long Commission CO
Chicago Board Trade
Liberty Bonds
Janes E Bennett & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Hannibal
Greenin Barn
Camp Point, Ill
R. Blesfried
Job
Parla
James
University
Soporte
Seaptee
Quincy Laundry Co
Quincy Railway Company
Brown & Mays Drug CO
5Th
Hampshire
Illinois
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
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