Yoked With a Bull by His Father-in-Law
A fortune hunter named Dodger plans to wed Helen Hluzes the daughter of Bucket of Blood. In a ridiculous display he ends up yoked to a bull in a tribal marriage ceremony, suffers humiliation, and discovers the bride’s tribe misidentified him as a Potawatomi, prompting further chaos and escape attempts.
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Roaring Et
Souser Ryan
Bos
Dodger
Bower
Old Souser
Souser
Felicity
Reat
Helen Hluzes
Lonastelle
Bucket of Blood
Neha
Old Pigeon
Piven
Helen Hinsen
Standing Bull
Orile
Stan
Dodg
Patel
Breket
Mr. Backst
Tank
Somwer
Pheor
Helen Blaxes
Songer
Handling Men in Business Leadership Principles
A businessman explains that true leadership comes from self control and tact. By guiding rather than scolding, a quiet, respectful manager earns employee loyalty, achieves discipline, and fosters a fair, square deal without abuse or manipulation.
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Atard
Fragmentary testimonial for a kidney pill from 1899
A reader from Marion Ohio recounts using Downe Kidney Pills to cure a long bilious pain and headaches, noting a temporary relapse. The letter, attributed to Imilia Moore, praises the remedy bought at Fickens Pharmacy and mentions a nationwide sale by Master-Merchant Co. Buffalo New York.
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Tukache
Aia
Bright
Marion Citeen
Imilia Moore
Prospectairet
Marion
Gaya
Lal Ot
Dean
Down
Fiocken
DUNS REPORT ENCOURAGING TRADE CONDITIONS IN JUNE
The weekly Duns review shows continued improvement in commercial channels and manufacturing activity aided by seasonable weather. Despite a favorable first week of June, overall business remains below the record week of 1907. Steel price drops surprise after prior assurances. war market conditions hinder price cuts and shipments.
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New York
Ihe
Go, Dann & Cos
Rete
Iron and Steel Industry
Civie
Tran Barr
East Buffalo Daily Market Report Mixed Livestock Prices
In East Buffalo market activity shows cattle steady to active with good demand for choice stock. Sheep and lambs receipts near 600 with steady to firm quotes. hogs 2,040 receipts slow but steady, prices around 6.80 to 8.25 for Yorkers and pigs.
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East Buffalo
Dune
Voale—ecelpie
Cntta Choice
Yorker
Union Stock Yards Market Recap Report
Union Stock Yards notes a Monday forecast of 94 000 for cattle and 40 000 for hogs with steady to firm trends. Cattle cash prices range roughly from 5.16 to 6.65 while hogs trade around 5.25 to 5.30 with heavy weights at about 6.55.
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Union Stock Yards
Fil
Cade
Iduht
Mizal
Ptea
Cee
Market Plainly Steady with Mixed Cattle Prices Observed
Market news notes calves and cattle steady with receipts around eight, cattle receipts eight at the market. Mentions Cleveland G and Monday ahead, with 20 600 as a figure and 2000 estimate. The text is garbled but indicates a steady market with various livestock terms and prices.
Chicago grain prices and futures wrap
Wheat July traded 86 1/4 to 88 1/4 with late day around 87. Soybeans July 67 1/2 to 67 1/2, Sept near 66. Corn cash 60 1/2, July near 60, Sept about 58 38. Oats cash 1/2, July 1/2, September 87 68.
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Chicago
Ciones
Jane
New York Produce Market Report Short and Mixed
New York produce trading shows mixed activity with butter and cream attracting steady bids. Packages and shipments from Sayles and nearby whiry sources indicate fluctuating demand while western and Erie regions show varied pricing and inventory.
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New York
Heerie
Creamery
Daley
Local grain and produce markets corrected daily
Corrected daily by Merion Milling Grain Co lists Wheat at 6 per bushel Corn tapering Onia 10 per bushel Rye at par Potatoes and other produce prices across categories including Clover and Timothy seeds Butter at 16c and Peas at 1 per dozen Lard and Oil prices mixed Sugar Teas Vinegar and Salt rates given Navy beans Rice and Lima beans prices listed Cracked Hominy Corn Meal and Graham Flour prices stated Prunes and Dried Peaches rates shown Seed Potatoes and other staples priced per unit Each item shows typical regional commodity rates with varied units and packaging
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Merion Milling , Grain Co
Co Carolina
ChammelD Tind Announces Summer Session and Courses
ChammelD tind begins June 10 and runs six weeks. Includes teachers' review and preparatory work. All branches offer County and City certificates. High school and grade students may enroll for any subject. Free tuition in all commercial branches for those eligible. Normal course available. Write, phone, or call for particulars.
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Marion Business College
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Trip
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Ghent
Vlc
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Ifor Bale
Reed Avenue
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Rosencrans
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Hualsylvania
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