Wheat and corn lower as market closes steady cash
Denton Texas July 27 Wheat and corn declined in Chicago trading due to large world supplies and rains in the corn belt. Oats and provisions slipped while cash markets held steady with local wheat at 1.03 dollars and other cities posting 1.04 to 1.06 in St Louis, 1.01 to 1.02 in Kansas City, 1.09 to 1.10 in Chicago, and Dallas at 1.05.
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Denton
Tex
Chicago
Wall Street
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues Across Tonight
In the major leagues Dallas beat Waco 8 0 and Fort Worth defeated Houston 3 2 after 13 innings. Galveston won 4 2 while Oklahoma City shut out Shreveport 6 0. San Antonio topped National League rivals 3 1 Philadelphia and Boston split results with Brooklyn 2 1 and Pittsburgh 5 2. American League saw Boston 6 St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 6 2 Cleveland 4 8 Chicago 3 Washington 2 Detroit 1 New York 0. Southern League results included Montgomery 6 Chattanooga 5 Mobile 2 Memphis 2 Nashville 4 New Orleans 3 Birmingham 4 1 Atlanta 3 3.
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Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Houston
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
San Antonio
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Market Notes on Corn Prices and Hen Demand
Old hens steady at about 7 cents, not in good demand. Corn up 4 cents per bushel due to recent activity, Kansas corn quoted at 84 cents at mills. Texas new crop movement slow, no clear price established yet.
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Kansas
Texas
Surprised Visitor Tours City and Brick Wall Piling
A Sha mong township resident visiting Jer sey saw seed potatoes and other goods then toured Market street. He marveled at a torn building site with a thick brick wall piling theater posters shown as a backdrop for the new modern structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamong Township
Jersey
Market Street
Josh
Jes
Philadelphia Telegraph
Cotton Market News from Liverpool New York and New Orleans
Readings show Liverpool open at 7.63 percent with spots down 4 points to 7.95 and 6000 sales. New York features October futures at about 15.35 to 15.62 with spots up 35 points to 15.85 and 9360 sales. New Orleans reports mixed prices with spots essentially unchanged around 14.60 to 14.75 and 100 sales.
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Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Poaschewas
Worth Livestock Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Worth Livestock quotes cattle with 400 head, hogs 1459 head. Steers not quoted, cows weak. Calves steady at 6.50. Hogs higher at 9.00 dollars per hundredweight.
Market Quotations and Agricultural Prices Listed
A dense market page lists feedstuffs and farm goods with wholesale and retail prices. Items include wheat corn cotton seed meal hulls hay oats potatoes flour bacon lard and lard products with per bushel or per ton pricing and assorted unit measures.
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California
Putter and Creamery Goods Prices by Ib and Trade
Wholesale butter at 14 to 30 cents per pound cash or trade delivered to private residences hotels and boarding houses at 2 to 25 cents. Creamery butter per pound 26 trade. Eggs wholesale 8 1-3 cents cash 1 cent trade retail per dozen 10 cents. Peaches per bushel wholesale $1 retail per gallon 20 cents.
A Strange Hairpin From Yokohama Tea House
A gay bachelor guides visitors through a flat to show his vast hairpin collection in a Louis Quinze cabinet. He notes a hollow glass perfume hairpin from a geisha in a Yokohama tea house that releases fragrance through a tiny hole as the pin tilts in the hair.
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Yokohama
Poultry price list with varied per unit quotes
A poultry price sheet lists ENs at 7 to 12 cents per pound, fryers at 10 to 12 cents per pound, old roosters at 6 to 15 cents, guineas at 1.60 dollars per dozen, and ducks at 3 dollars per dozen.
Livestock Prices Reported for Hogs and Cows
Hogs priced by weight at six to seven cents for light, seven to eight cents for heavy. Cows quoted per pound from two and four fifths to three and a half cents.
Market price notes for vegetables and beans
Squash priced at 3 1 2 to 3 cents retail 5 cents. Beans wholesale per bushel from 1.00 to 1.20, retail per gallon 20 cents. Field peas wholesale per bushel 60 cents, retail per gallon 10 cents. Tomatoes wholesale per dozen 2 1 2 to 3 cents, retail 5 to 6 cents.
Fresh Pure Groceries at Unbeatable Prices
Local grocer KING LONG offers deeply discounted fresh groceries advertised in this issue. Prices highlighted in the ad are unusually low, inviting readers to visit the store for the best values on everyday essentials.
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Long , King, Grocers
Golden Wedding of John and Jennie Jennings
Mr and Mrs John Jennings celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a large local gathering. John Jennings, born 1839 in Simpson County Kentucky, moved to Carrollton in 187? with his parents and joined the Baptist church 51 years ago. Jennie, daughter of J N Nix, came to Texas in 1849 and has been a Baptist member nearly 62 years. Eight children were born to the couple, with five sons and three daughters. two sons and one daughter have died. A dinner followed morning music by the Mays string band and talks by Rev Roe and Rev Bishop. after dinner the program included vocal performances and gifts from friends near and far.
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Stewarts Creek
T. J. Meadows
Tioga
John Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Simpson County
Kentucky
Carrollton
The
Baptist Church
Jennings
J. N. Nix
Texas
Green County
Ill
J. J. Butler
Bis Union
Nave
Mays String Band
Rev. Roe
Rev
Bishop
W. S. Cook
Aubrey
Lillie Fiske
H. Smith
Lewisville
J. O. Hussey
Denton
Maggie Meadows
Charley Stone
Local Habits and Trips From Lewesville News
Lewesville notes list many residents visiting relatives and returning home from towns including Wagner Ok Plano Dallas Fort Worth Waxahachie Honey Grove Ar]
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Lewesville
Lewisville
Isabel Parkinson
Wagner
Gertrude Cobb
J. Huffhines
Quanah
Urban Moore
Durant, Ok
Ola Degan
Blossom
Ellen Wilkins
Bessie Floyd
Bob Wilkins
Plano
J. W. Payne
Clairmont
C. M. Jacobsen
Argyle
Denton
D. F. Kirkpatrick
Son Will
Waxahachie
Besse Brown
Dallas
Milliken
Mable McGee
Krum
Bess Fledy
Arthur Hays
L. P. McCombs
T. N. Degan
T. W. Durbin
Lina Milliken
Honey Grove
John Woog
Will Neely
Fort Worth
Blanche Degan
Sallie Terry
J. B. Chambers
Fred Miller
J. B. Woodrum
Ice Cream Supper Delights Blue Mound Crowd
Henry Sparkman hosted friends at Frank Wallace’s home for an ice cream supper Wednesday night. Rev. G H Holly of the German E church returned from Ringgold. Henry and Fred Hopkins went to Nebraska. Miss Berke visiting Chas Zaretzki and L Domke left Wednesday. A Monday shower brought an electrical storm. Cotton is doing fine.
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Blue Mound
Henry Sparkman
Frank Wallace
G. H. Holly
Ringgold
Henry
Fred Hopkins
Nebraska
Miss Berke
Chas
Zaretzki
L. Domke
Prairie Chapel News Brief Highlights July Revival and Local Events
Prairie Chapel notes a Baptist revival led by Depew ig at Cosner. A Sunday morning incident saw J D Mays' mule frightened by an automobile van into a fence. no injuries. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Tules and Claug Holloway to their parents. A League meet was held Sunday night.
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Prairie Chapel
Nev. Depew
Cosner
J. D. Mays
Tules
Claug Holloway
Local Gossip and Visits in Aubrey Area
Mrs Nora Taylor and children of Granfield Oklahoma stay with Mrs J Covington. Mayor Davis of Fort Worth attended Sunday events. Residents and visitors include F S Hunter Carlaimes Mangum Oklahoma Ey Rea Pilot Point Ross Edwards Frederick Oklahoma Liza Russell and son Perman Farmers Branch W S Strickland Boonville Arkansas F A Smith Frederick Oklahoma Prof Roark Co W Geers J B Ratenaforg Sulphur Oklahoma Mrs Jennie Mays Lemma Gobe Arlington Mary and Kate McIntosh Frederick Oklahoma F E Tobin Denton T G Dyche Fort Worth A C and Wm Dyche Maude Hitt Cape Girardeau Missouri E P Tatum Foreston visit.
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I Aubrey
Aubrey
Nora Taylor
Granfield
Covington
Davis
Fort Worth
F. S. Hunter
Nocona
Car
Mangum
Ey Rea
Pilot Point
Ross Edwards
Frederick
Arlington
Mary
Kate McIntosh
Frederick, Ok
F. E. Tobin
Denton
T. G. Dyche
For. Worth
A. C
Wm. Dyche
Mis. Maude Hitt
Cape Giradeau
E. P. Tatum
Foreston
Acre
Social Notes From Barkt and Surrounding Towns
Miss Edna Stanford of Re Jak visits Misses Ethel and Siela Simmons. Mrs. Minnie Crowder and daughter from Oklahoma visit Mrs. A McMakin. Families visit Argyle and Bolivar. A Shiloh protracted meeting invites all. Chautauqua trip to Denton. J T Simmons attends Roanoke picnic. More local visits and travel noted in short item.
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Barkt
Vlule
Bartonville
Edna Stanford
Re Jak
Ethel
Siela Simmons
Minnie Crowder
Oklahom
A. McMakin
Ada McKinney
Emma Meadows
Argyle
Maude Lawrence
Alfred
Bessie Chambers
Fergerson
Bolivar
Lucy Jolly
J. T. Simmons
Stanford
Bettie Willis
Young County
Jim McQuinn
Ovie
Lillian Meadows
Belle Jeter
Johnson County
Jessie Foster
Denison
Will Loard
Shiloh
L. H. Chambers
J. M. Hughes
Hastlang County
Ethel and
Stella Simmons
Lewisville
Alphus Chambers
Sarah Gibbs
Denton
Orpha Jeter
Handley
Roanoke
Dave McNeal
W. A. Chambers
SANGER FIRST BAPTIST Grows With 25 Members
A successful meeting at the First Baptist church ends Friday night with about twenty five accessions, seventeen by Baptism. Rev. H J Matthews leaves to assist in a meeting. Local clergy and visitors noted, with several people traveling or visiting nearby towns.
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Sanger
First Baptist Church
H. J. Matthews
Rev. Kirk
Kolivar
Collins
Ruth
Wellington
Gwen Chambers
Frisco
W. B. Shirley
Gainesville
Miss Kirk
Dallas
T. En
Denton Texas Adopts Emergency Prize Fight Screening Ban
City ordinance prohibits showing any moving pictures of prize fights within Denton. Violators face fines from ten to one hundred dollars. The measure, deemed an emergency, suspends the usual three readings and takes effect after passage and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Texas
P. Poe
W. L. Poreman
Ladies white wash suits at half regular price
W B McClurkan Co advertises ladies white wash suits stylish and neat cut to one half regular price.
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W. B. McClurkan
Two Admirals and a Tea Party on Duty
Admiral Moresby recounts a tea with a mandarin at Tien Pach while on pirates patrol. Marines, paymaster, and guard faced a ceremonial tea, the sergeant ordering arms and cups emptied in rigid discipline, provoking stifled laughter and awkward politeness.
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John Moresby
Tien Pach
Wordsworth
Advantage of the Blind in Indian Braille System
A correspondent notes the 63 six dot combinations in Oriental Braille can encode all Indian languages. The Indian blind are being taught with a single code despite dialect diversity. Sighted natives struggle with the complexity of native syllabaries.
Advertisement for The Daily Weekly Wit Read
Classified blurb placed to precede one hour of reading time. Includes rate and classification note. Contains terse pricing and contact details for ad placement.
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R. B. Anderson
Sycamore
C. H. Davie
Donnhower Block
Exchange Nat'l Bank
A. X. McGintle
Mast
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Egan Chan
J. S. Crawford
West Oak
R. M. Barnes
E. M. Whitehead
Strickland & Pince— Ley
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Magill & Shepard
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Chas. Wells
McKinney St
W, E. Botts
Southwestern Veterinary College
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Elthe
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R. W. Clynch
Sullivan & Wilkinson
A. C. Bunnell, Richardson
J. M. Owens, Jr
We Owens Farm
Wilson
Record and Chronicle Office
Duke & Ayers
Stfc
Ball
Crow Wright
Mary B. Taylor
Woman's Building
Joliet
Wm. W. Wright
Old Phone
John B. Schmitz
Denton Transfer Co
Kincaid Yard
West Oak Street
Kincaid Wagord Yard
H. Land
Maer
J. M. Gurley
Aw Phine
Lee Murphy
McGinnis & Sims
Telephone McGinnis & Sims
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
Kincaid Yard and Trunke
Arkansaw Mill
Basseball
W. E. Meccabe
Garrison's Drug Store
West Side Squire
RK. R. Turner
West Oak St. Warness and Buggy
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
J. W. Fralin
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Equare
Moreman & Luster
H. M. Walden
White House
Agnes Carr Sage
Presidential Mansion
Delly Madison
van Buren
Harrison
Tyler
Polk
Dolly
Anna Payne
Mr. Madison
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KR. L. McEcoy
Reonte
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Paradise
Wise Coun
Carrie Atains
North Texas Normal
Boy Scout Corps
Boy Scout Movement
United States
England
Duggan Abstract Company (Incorporated
Duggan Abstract Company
P. Duggan
John Jennings Cele
Sriday
Chas. Mecreynolds
Minnie Lynn
Cooper
Tempestalloway Sunnay
Bessie George
Green Valley
Bessie McReynolds
Collin County
Lusk
Nell Harter
J. W. Koons
Indiana
Mammoth Cave
Justin
Cars
Hattie McDaniel
Decatur
J. H. Allen
John Scott
Willie Harris
Jim Allen
Grace Swann
Tarrant County
Colling
A. E. Faught
Mineral Wells
Mattie Karnes
Okla
May Pafford
Lottie Wilson
Austin
Oscar Nicholson
Laura Wiley
J. H. Robinson
Beau Robinson
Jessie Ezell
R. Haughton
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