Commodity Prices and Listings From a Historic Market Report
A fragmented late stock listings page shows varied items including Ret Sugar at 78, Pan, Locomotive at 4 3 4, Sumatra Tobacco 30, Copper 2.68, and Steel around 1 4. The document reflects a dense catalog of goods and industrial products with scattered pricing and factory names such as St. Paul Co, Marine, Central Western Steel, and Railway items.
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Sar & Foundry
Sumatra Tobacco
I & St. Paul uCo
Marine pVd
Wearet, Clans
Leene 2
Copper Etroleum Central Western
Hope for Credit Improvement in Maxwell Co financing
Aug ll reports suggest steps to provide finance for Maxwell company amid improving credit conditions. Nationwide demand broadens as wholesale buyers gain optimism, with price movements noted. Market observers cite private sector advance in several sectors including Lackawannay fruit and Cuban and Mexican markets, and General Electric activity.
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Vateary
Tne Lackawannay
General Electric
Steed and Maxwell Potent Yet Turbulent Markets
National untlim dropped sharply by seven points before finding support later as Gulf states steel failed to recover yesterday. Renewal rates for call money remained steady at seven percent.
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Steed
Maxwell Matera
National Untlim
Gulf States Steel
Meares
Late Market Reports from Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland market notes show calves and lambs slow with veal prices varying and sheep prices around 20.50 to 20.50 for fair to good. hogs and pigs cited with mixed grades. Chicago grains edged up on wheat and corn gains but soft hog values dragged prices, quoted oats and corn futures shifting with mixed futures. butter, eggs, and live poultry prices listed with minor shifts.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Chicago markets report mixed beef prices and calf strength
Chicago buyers and dealers observed a mix in cattle trade with good yearlings and strong calves. Prices showed declines in certain categories while high quality midrange cattle remained in demand. overall stock traded around reported volumes with calves and cows varying by grade.
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Chicago
Handy Wright
Volomna F
Ronk. Howe
Hea at CHRONICLE 1B LEGKAM 7 te Wey
Fragmentary OCR text from a Chronicle page mentions a headline style bit about Legkam and Wey with unclear context. Readable elements include names and partial event references, but the full story is not recoverable from the provided snippet.
Billy and Stubby sail toward Japan aboard cattle ship
After San Francisco harbor arrival Billy and Stubby endure a rough voyage with live cattle bound for Japan. They fear danger of slaughter and confinement, pass a Sandwich Islands stop, and befriend Japanese attendants who later join the army. A rosy girl in jungle-like yard cares for them as plans to join the army unfold.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
Billy
Stubbr
Japan
Stubby
Mexico
Pacific
Sandwich Islands
Cook
Bil
Army
Yeeten Early Ton and Market Averages Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes show a market or sporting item with figures like 1594 and 14 0, mentions of spots off mere, butchers, and ASL 7 cises. Details are unclear. appears to be a brief price or score update with missing context.
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Yeeten
Vacationents and Local Social Notes in Aug 10 Fields
Miss Mary Briggs of Buffalo visits family here during vacation while G Sands arrives from Waukegan to spend two weeks with relatives in Elyria. Notices of deaths, marriages, trips, car purchases, and local gatherings fill the Fields column with names like Elizabeth Andrews, Clinton Stranahan, and Rev Robert Andrews. A Langshaw reunion, Sunshine Club events, and a baby born August 9 to Linn and wife Schafer are also listed.
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Lisbon
Otto
Robert Andrews
Walter Lillhal
Cleveland
Dick James
the Fields
Lenna Johns
Vivian
C. C. Benjamin
Sunshine Club
Geo. Ridgway
Fifth Street Floria
Nichols
Garain
Nichol
Mary Ramesdetl
Sunnay
H. G. Stacey
Perry
Langshaw
Linn Schafer
Ridgeville Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Ridgeville on August 11 reports Mrs. Coe of Cleveland visiting Mrs. Scott for a week. Mrs. C. T. Winckles entertains her Michigan-bound father. E. W. Miller and family of Pittsfield joined Ms. parents. B. B. Shaw and family of Bath visited aunt Mrs. L. I. Shaw. A. P. Barber and family of Cleveland visited Miss Lucy Wilford. Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Morgan hosted guests.
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Ridgeville
Coe
Cleveland
Scott
C. T. Winckles
Michigan
E.W. Miller
Pitts~ Field
Tr. (. Miller
B. B Shaw
Bath
Shaw
A. P. Barber
Misa Lucy Wilford
Mra. P.L. Morgan
Grafton Social Guests From Elyria Cleveland and Lorain
A Grafton page lists Sunday guests from Cleveland, Elyria, and Lorain visiting local families. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Robson's daughter Mrs Swears, Mr and Mrs Hartman and son, Arthur Lawson and family, and Davyl Woodings with family. They spent the afternoon at Avon Beach and shared a six o'clock dinner with the Kershenk couple. Four automobile loads of relatives visited Mat Pratt and included multiple Pratt relatives and guests from Cleveland Ridgeville and Elyria.
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Grafton
John Pe
Cleveland
Davyl Woodings
Elyria
Vick
Robson
Swears
Adam Hartman
William
Arthur Lawson
Wm. Kershenk
Lorain
Avon Beach
Wm. Mark
Mat Pratt
Castile
Tom Pratt
Alice Chester
Marion
George Pratt
Charles Pratt
Foster
Beverly
Joe Brooks
Ridgeville
Seeley
Elyria Fritz Tomescheski
Pile sufferers urged to remove cause for lasting relief
Readers told that quick safe relief for piles comes only by removing the cause not by cutting or salvas. Hem-Rold, a harmless tablet, is guaranteed by C. W. Phillips.
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C. W. Phillips
n Oberill College Increases From 555 To Slow Cutters
A fragment notes Oberill College raising a price from 555 to Slow cutters at the Gala Cut Stone Co. in Hurne plenic.
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n—Oberill College
Gala Cut Stone Co
America Makes Position Plain on Poland and Russia
Front page summary notes the United States rejects any plan to turn ongoing talks into a broader allied conference. It highlights Secretary Cal to’s aim to upset plans that would imply recognizing Soviet actions, while reaffirming support for Poland’s territorial integrity and a policy favoring only forceful sanctions against the Soviet regime.
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Poland
Russia
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