Chicago Grain and Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Market report from Chicago dated June 22 shows grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats with various open high low and close figures across July September and December contracts. U S Yards notes hog cattle and sheep receipts with closing ranges for hogs and mixed and light categories.
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Cmicaco Grain
Torrell and Thompson
Eaton
Chicago
Gor
Tor Bong
Shy Sok
UY Usty Park
U. S. Yards
Grain prices in Indianapolis report June 22
Indianapolis grain prices listed for June 22 show Wheat at 85, Corn 74, Oats 52. Rye at 81 and Timothy priced at 10.00 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Market Hog and Cattle Prices Report
Indianapo lis livestock market shows best heavies to good to choice hogs, good to choice heifers, medium to good steers, and various grades of yearlings and calves. Price ranges include choice to fancy heifers around 5.00, veal calves good to choice, stock cattle fleshy feeders 5.00 to 5.25, feeder and stocker ranges 3.50 to 4.60, and sheep with choice lambs and best yearlings around 5.40 to 5.50.
Richmond Abattoir Leads With Strong Hog and Cattle Trade
In Richmond the abattoir reports best hogs averaging 200 to 250 with sorter quality and good to heavy packers. Cattle includes steers com fed and heifers priced around 5.00 to 5.20 per unit, reflecting a robust local market.
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Richmond Abattoir
Poultry and dairy prices from Bee Hive Grocery listing
Bee Hive Grocery advertises poultry prices with 5.1B 5.40 figures for dressed young chickens at 18 cents per pound, old birds 12 to 15 cents, turkeys, ducks, and per pound butter and eggs offerings under Country Produce with creamery butter and country butter priced per pound and eggs per dozen.
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Bee Hive
Richmond Grain Market Prices at Richmond Roller Mills
Wheat per BU, Corn per BU, Oats per BU, Rye per BU, Bran per Ton, Middlings per Ton listed with pricing gaps and illegible entries for the Richmond Grain Market at Richmond Roller Mills. Continuous lines suggest incomplete OCR from a historical listing.
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Richmond Roller Mills
Richmond Hay Market Prices and Grain Rates
Market notices show Timothy hay baled ten dollars per unit and loose seven to eight dollars, Clover hay baled eight dollars and loose seven, mixed hay seven to eight, straw per ton five dollars, corn per bushel six to six and a half cents, oats per bushel two? cents. Prices reflect typical regional agricultural trades.
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Timothy
Richmond Seed Market Prices Report
Runge and Co Timothy per bu two dollars Pittsburg June 22 cattle receipts 140 cattle seven dollars twenty five cents down veal seven fifty down hogs receipts ten loads six thirty down sheep and lambs receipts twenty loads sheep four eighty five down spring lambs six fifty down
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Runge & Co
Timothy
Pittsburg
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report June 22
East Buffalo market notes show cattle receipts quiet with 04 head, veal receipts active at 775 down, sheep and lambs receipts 00, sheep at 5.25 down and lambs at 6.25 down. Hogs receipts 2,500 with mixed and yorkers priced at 5.85 down.
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East Buffalo
Twilight Of Life and Stomach Ailments Feature Ledger
Toledo grain prices listed for oats wheat corn clover alsike rye. An insert touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promising natural regulation of bowel passages and relief from indigestion and gas. A prose poem by a bachelor poet praises women and their independence within a woman's album.
Manual Training Exhibit at Garfield School Showcases Students’ Work
The Garfield School manual training department under instructor W. S. Hiser presents a highly organized exhibit of juvenile furniture making and seamstresses. Notable pieces include Harold Myers’s hail tree, Clarkson Hubbard’s large library table, Carroll Smart and Willard Grove’s quarter oak table, and Karl Wickemeyer’s complete doll’s bed. Many students such as Ross Game and Paul Christopher are highlighted for their craftsmanship.
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W. S. Hiser
Garfield School
Carroll Smart
Willard Grove
Karl Wickemeyer
Abram Strattan
Ross Game
Paul Christopher
Ralph Hasemeter
Robert Tomlinson
Walter Polentz
Emery Caster
Frank Boone
Raymond Bulach
Paul Miller
Harold Myers
Lester Evans
Irvin Batchelor
Xenothon King
Josiah Marvel
Daniel Thompson
Wesley Howard
James McCauley
Clarence Shaver
Robert Stauher
Carl Sieweke
Meeting at Starr Park Delivers Sermon in Park Series
Rev. T. J. Graham preached at Starr Park yesterday afternoon as the first in a summer park meeting series. Music was provided by Miss Bessie Adams and others, with assistance from Rev. H. R. Keats and Rev. D. P. Huntington.
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T. J. Graham
Starr Park
Bessie Adams
Miss Cunningham
Albert Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
H. R. Keats
South Eighth Street Friends
A Most Perilous Calling in Crowned Humor
A New York Press cartoon caption has the ruler shuddering at the idea of a dentist as an anarchist. The monarch imagines a tooth filled with dynamite and biting down, causing horror and swooning. The gag plays on dangerous tools turning into explosive misfortune.
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New York Press
Lives Saved by Feather Mattress in Storm Glad Tidings
Hagerstown June 22 David Landon reports that he and his infant saved their lives during a fierce electrical storm by sheltering under a feather mattress in the bedroom. Lightning struck the house's rear corner shortly after they hid, plaster filled the room, and Mrs Landon and the baby were nearly blinded by the debris.
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Hagerstown
Snn
David Landon
Persistent Patrons Push New School Petition
The third petition by patrons of School No. to the county superintendent is prepared in hopes of success after two prior petitions failed to establish a proposed new school building across from the old site.
Local liverymen report peak business amid heat relief demand
Liverymen concluded their best business of the year as crowds sought relief from the heat. By 2 PM yesterday, every livery rig in the city was rented, reflecting a heavy demand on local services.
Johnson in Court Case Readied for Trial
Attorney Henry A. Johnson, recently ill, appeared in circuit court this morning. Once his health returns, the state case against Mitchell and Beeson will be scheduled for trial.
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Henry A. Johnson
Circuit Court
Mitchell and
Beeson
Fighting the Sea Folland Continuous Performance to Prevent Floods
Holland runs on piles and dikes as citizens battle encroaching waters. Amsterdams 13109 piles support a city on flood prone ground while Rotterdam floods recur each winter. Zuyder Zee floods produce knee deep streets and fish rich mud bottom. Water is pumped through four land levels aided by engineers and a yearly 2.5 million dollars in fortification costs. The folding fan origins trace back to a seventh century Japanese artist observing bats.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
South
Zuyder Zee
Interchange of compliments during the Civil War ends
A Youth's Companion recounts a flag of truce exchange near the war's end. Grant reportedly sent compliments and claimed knowledge of Lee's breakfast, while Lee replied with a wry note about knowing Grant's dinner. The tale underscores cordiality between opposing leaders amid scarcity.
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Grant
Geters
Lee
Bow
Gordo
Sleep Habits of Animals Mentioned by an Animal Trainer
An animal trainer describes how different species sleep, noting the monkey seeks high perches from fear of lions, while the lioness, sow, and bears sleep in varied positions. Gorillas, chimpanzees, and wolves sleep with limbs raised or relaxed, and seals may rest underwater with ears covered to hear danger.
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Beasta
Scientific Langun and the Trouble of Cathode Terms
A speaker mocks famed scientists for writing clearly and notes a professor’s lengthy, baffling description of cathode rays. The quoted terms include orthocathodic and paracathodic characters with deflectable fluorescifient excitants and nonexcitant forms, extending for pages. The tone critiques obfuscated jargon over accessible explanation.
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Haeckel
Darwin
Spencer
Huxley
Great Applause Alters Lecture Report
A newspaper office reports a lecturer’s talk, with an inserted line reading great applause. Becky Minced and James adjust notes, altering the doctored part to say Friends, I will detain you but a few moments longer amid a London Express style anecdote about an unwelcome interruption during a sultry afternoon gathering.
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Becky
Lawley
James
London Express
Heat Searing Speech and Engraved Gifts Across Newspapers
A visitor remarks the daughter suffers from heat while a hostess notes a family grammar, a man requests an engravable silver hand glass labeled from J. J. B. to Mhylits, and a salesman agrees to front-edge placement for visibility. Nearby exchanges include a ten sport loan and a Burke quote on sublime power.
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Seemy
Mibwajikee Sentinel
Mhylits
Philadelpiya Ledger
Wooden checks in England 1824 to 1834
Tallies made from hazel were used as checks and counterfoils in England from earliest times to 1834. The curved hazel sticks carried notches for sums and were split in two. the smaller piece was the payee’s, the larger sent to the drawer’s holder. This system reduced coin transport risks and forgery was hard due to unique paired pieces. Most survive in the Public Record Office. many were burned in the Parliament fire.
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Eithe
China
Tibet
England
Public Record Office
Divine Name Usage by Israelites Through Adonai Tradition
A eminent rabbi argues that the divine tetragrammaton Jehovah is rarely spoken by Israelites. They say Adonai meaning the Lord. early Pharisees used Shem or Shemo for the sacred name, with Adonai possibly older than Pharisaic practice. The rabbi notes occurrences in Psalms and Exodus and says the English Bible reflects this substitution, while Jehovah does not appear in the New Testament.
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Shem
Adonlol
Lord
Adonai
Walter Huell Dies at 28 in Reid Memorial Hospital
Walter Huell died last night at Reid Memorial hospital aged 28 years and 9 months. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon from the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Preston Huell 714 North Fourteenth Street at 2 39 oclock Burial will be in Earlham cemetery.
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Huell
Walter Huell
Reid Memorial Hospital
Preston Huell
North Fourteenth Street
Earlham Cemetery
Turkish Bath Installation Considered by Y M C A
The Y M C A building committee debated adding a Turkish bath at an estimated cost of $2,500 with plans for marble lined rooms and public access. They require advance loan or full subscription by October 1, 1908, to proceed, as funds now are exhausted and a new canvass is unlikely.
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Y. M. C. A. Building Committee
City Council Holds Special Meeting This Evening
City Clerk Merrill notes the call was unusual while council debates the Fourth of July celebration. A separate quip about a son learning from a father’s example ends with a joke about marriage.
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Merrill
Witeless
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Toledo
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Richmond Steam Laundry
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St Pauls Lutheran Church
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