LOCAL MARKETS Thursday market quotations corrected weekly
Local market page lists grain prices with butter at 27 cents per pound and new potatoes per barrel, among other items, reflecting weekly corrected quotes for the Thursday morning update.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
6
Local market page lists grain prices with butter at 27 cents per pound and new potatoes per barrel, among other items, reflecting weekly corrected quotes for the Thursday morning update.
Architect William A. Seaguers discusses economical home building amid rising costs. He argues for practical, well designed homes under 3000 dollars total, highlighting a 22 by 38 foot plan with large living spaces, simple exterior, waterproof foundation, three coat plaster walls, and creosoted cedar, all aimed at affordability and sanitation.
A mother finds her four year old in the sunlit spare room contentedly enjoying it. The moment leads her to repurpose the guest room for daily family use and add small beauty touches to the home, seeking calm amid a crowded household.
National Grange Master Oliver Wilson of Peoria issues a tariff position letter directing state granges to back a square deal for farmers in tariff revisions. The non partisan group urges Congress to shield agricultural products as wool, urging broad farmer unity and public education to influence lawmakers in Washington.
Massachusetts grange activity shows Newburyport leads with 249 charter members, followed by Reading with 241 and Kingston with 216, all formed in the past three weeks. Milford, organized six years ago, had 171 members and previously set a world size record, with Milford possibly now fourth.
A newspaper style classified ad promotes wood supplies from Barney The Wooden Mat with contact options for phone inquiries. It urges choosing wood suitable for furnace heater or range and highlights both phone lines.
The son of Napoleon Bonaparte, Duke of Reichstadt, was born in Paris on March 20, 1811, and titled King of Rome. Expected to embody his father’s greatness, he grew into feeble manhood, served as a lieutenant colonel in Austria, and died July 22, 1832 after quick consumption. Despite unmet expectations, he was described as studious and amiable, and his exile weighed heavily on Napoleon.
A brief want ad suggests chasing idle cash from a willing investor to finance a proposition. The note implies casual outreach and a quick method to obtain funds through classified-style solicitation.
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