Cleveland Market Prices Reported for Produce and Poultry
Market notes list produce and poultry prices from Cleveland. Items include apples, strawberries, beans, cabbage, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes with price ranges. dairy and cheese also cited. Poultry categories cover fowls roosters broilers ducks and geese with price bands.
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Produce price listing fragment
Readable lines show produce prices for onions and cucumbers with per unit ranges. Onions priced around 340 to 350 per erage. Cucumbers listed at 200 to 275 per box.
Livestock Market Report From Cleveland Stockyards
Receipts about 300 head with slow bidding across cattle. Choice fat steers 9 to 11, good to choice butcher steers around 9.50, fair to good butcher steers 7 to 8, heifers 7.50 to 9, bulls 7 to 8, cows 6 to 7.50, common cows 2.59 to 4. Calves steady around 11 to 11.50 for good to choice, 9 for fair to good. Sheep and lambs receipts 00 with slow market. lambs 12.50 to 13, fair to good 9 to 11.
Colonial Rooms Stewardess Keeps Washington Table Legacy
Mrs. Eliza Little, custodian of New York City hall colonial suites, narrates the governor's rooms history. Descendant of Abraham Clark, she guides foreign dignitaries through the rooms opened in 1822. The governor’s table once belonged to George Washington. She is widow of Col. B. H. Little, Civil War veteran.
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Evangelistic Campaign Opens in Elyria by Taylor Brothers
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Revival Meeting Opens at Lexington Municipal Auditorium
A revival meeting begins in Lexington Kentucky at the municipal auditorium with organizers inviting residents to attend. The event aims to revive community spirit and offer gatherings for prayer reflection and renewed outreach.
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Arrest and Confiscation in Oberlin Liquor Case
Oberlin reports arrest of Mrs. Manning and William Lane for possession of illegal liquor and two kinds of mash. Five gallons of liquor ten gallons of sugar mash and two gallons of dandelion mash were seized. They await trial in Mayor Smith's court as deputies aided the arrest.
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Miss Amy Lowell Dies in Brookline at May 12
Miss Amy Lowell, exponent of the new verse and sister of A Lawrence Lowell, died at her Brookline home on May 12. She published poetry and prose criticism, with her latest work a two volume biography of John Keats.
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Thorium Brightens Global Smithing Supplies
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Public utilities spend billions in U S investment
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Rare metal group member joins platinum family terms
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