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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
7
A quirky fragment shows Mr. Suburbanite stashing a snow shovel and muttering about months of peace before tripping in a dark basement. A sudden rattle and click triggers a tense moment as he frightens himself and scrambles toward an escape. Judge
A fragment from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes a humorous exchange about a loafer making progress, with a man declaring a saying and a party member asking what a fact is amid a noisy discussion.
Wayside lodge members draft resolutions after the death of Mary Frances Hensley. The group notes mortality, expresses sympathy to the grieving family, and asks the charter to be draped in mourning for 30 days. Copies will be sent to the family and published in city papers.
East Buffalo market reports mixed cattle receipts at 100 with gains up to 5.00. sheep and lambs slow, lambs 5.25 to 8.70, yearlings 7.25 to 7.15. hog receipts 1,700 with about 10 to lower. Union Stock Yards totals 6,500 cattle receipts and 17,000 hogs with steady to higher trends. prime beeves 6.35 to 7.35, hogs 6.35 to 6.80, cattle and hog futures outlook noted for tomorrow.
In Cleveland and Pittsburgh circa April, receipts for cattle and sheep varied as markets showed mixed strength. Cattle receipts totaled five cars with steady to lower prices. best lots moved around 7.00, while standard stock ranged 6.25 to 6.50. Sheep and lambs remained steady to slow with prime wethers near 6.80 and spring lambs in the mid four-dollar range. Futures in nearby grain progressed with May and September notes quoted, reflecting a cautious trading atmosphere.
Toledo April grain market notes show quotes for Wheat and Corn with cash and futures terms. Prices list figures for May July September contracts and include daily ranges and odd lot terms among various grades and delivery months.
New York daily market numbers list prices for wheat at 900 per bushel corn at 006 per bushel and oats at 100 per bushel. Rye at 9 per bushel and clover seed at 12.00 per bushel followed by Timothy at 2.00 per bushel. Hungarian seed quoted at 0.10 per bushel.
Corrected daily list shows paying pack Butter 12¢ per dozen eggs lard onions and potatoes priced per dozen or bushel with items such as popcorn tea sugar vinegar and various flour and bean brands. Also notes legal tender and several quarter barrel price points for flour in a regional market.
The Republican State central committee announces no changes to the ticket and outlines new officers and campaign preparation. Columbus figures prominently with executive and treasurer appointments as the party reorganizes for the upcoming campaign.
Representative Heflin of Alabama pleads not guilty in police court to shooting Louis Lundy a Negro on a street car. Heflin is bound over to the grand jury with bail set at $2,000.
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