Grain Markets Show Weakness as Corn Leads Decline
June trading saw widespread weakness in Brain prices with corn closing heavy and oats dropping. July corn at 1.72 7-8 to 1.73, September 1.68 7-8 to 1.69, oats down 7-8 to 13-4 cents, provisions down 12 1-2 to 7 1-2 cents. Cash grain quotes: wheat No 2 red 2.76, corn No 2 mixed 1.76-1.77 1-2, No 2 yellow 1.77 1-4 to 1.78 1-4, oats No 2 white 1.40 1-2 to 1-1 1-3, rye No 2 2.18 1-2, barley 1.45-1.58, pork nominal, lard 20.30, ribs 17 18. Bearish sentiment eased with weather improving corn growth and more grain cars from inter state commerce commission.
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carIench
Interstate Commerce Commission
Betor
Butter and Bees Prices Report for Chicago Market
Butter weakly quoted as creamery 44 56 1 2c with receipts 18 420 cases all grades. Bees higher with firsts 39 40c and ordinary firsts 34 0 n6c. Abbrev marks included BT 380. Storage packed extras 41 3 4c and storage packed firsts 41 1 ee.
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Chicago
Publics Obligation to the Pioneers Statement
A public note stresses obligation to early settlers and today’s residents in remote regions. It urges state development with new roads mail routes schools and churches, and calls for lawful game permits to support farming, meat, and fur industries while opposing officials who thwart public progress. The piece includes signatures and references to local banks and trustees.
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Wse
Ady
Cattle and hog markets mixed across beef centers
Chicago reports cattle receipts at 11000 with prices slipping 26 to 30 cents from yesterday. top steers 16.35 and bulls 13.00 to 16.00. Hogs receipts 19000 opened higher then closed steady. top early 16.60, late 15.35. Sheep receipts 24000 mostly 1 dollar lower, prime Idaho lambs 16.59, native lambs 16.00, ewes 6.00 to 6.50. Omaha hogs 16000 steady to strong. cattle 6580 slow, 25 to 30 cents lower. Portland quotes unchanged on cattle, hogs, sheep with receipts 48, 256, and 0 respectively.
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Chicago
Idaho
Omaha
Ulkk
Portland
Ore
Liberty bonds and osteopathic leadership in June 30 reports
Final liberty bond prices are listed for multiple series led by the 31-28 at 90.90 and Victory bonds at 95.64. Dr William E Waldo of Seattle is elected president of the American Osteopathic Association. The item also recounts John Jacob Astor introducing beaver skin money and notes on beaver trapping, hat making, and early planchette usage linked to spiritualism and parlor amusements.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Osteopaths
Chicago
William E. Waldo
Seattle
American Osteopathic Association
John—Jacob Astor
North America
Detroit News
Old and New Books and the Burden of Time
Augustine Birrell argues against old worldism and reliance on contemporaries for literary sustenance. He criticizes those who mock current writers while seeking forthcoming works and laments the folly of clinging to the past.
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Robert Browne
William’ Cobbett
Augustine Birrell
Douglas Returns Home After Operation
A three and a half year old named Douglas returned home from the barber shop with his mother describing him as nicely bobbed. The scene drew admiring smiles from bystanders as the child was welcomed back.
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Douglas
Babar
Indians Still Use Blow Gun In Louisiana
A Koasati Indian blow gun remains a hunting tool in Louisiana. The cane tube, smooth inside, eight inch darts wrapped with thistle down fire from the hunter to propel a small bird or squirrel. Chinese barbers offer a full service for under six cents, including haircut, shaves, and back massage. District court notices in Twin Falls Idaho warn unknown landowners to answer a quiet title action for Lot Eleven, Block Fifty-seven, Twin Falls original townsite. Probate court sets July 3 for proving a foreign will of William H. Smith and issuing letters testamentary to Oscer Wy Moyle and Horace Hess.
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Louisiana
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls
Isabella McFall
Philatiff
Twin Walls County
Idaho
Twin Falls County
State of
I Falls County
Pry
A. D
C. C. Siggins
Bowen
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
Jung
County of
William H. Smith
Oscer Wy “Moyle
Horace ‘A. Hess
Py Duvall
Young & Moyle
Salt Lake City
Utah
Trying Falls
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