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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1910

Page

6

Thanksgiving Day Football and a Reckoning at Iowa City

Harold and Jeff clash on the field in a decisive Iowa Minnesota game with Harold making a risking last run and a costly punch that injures Jeff. Harold faces gambling debts and seeks $600 to repay while Mabel offers support and Harold vows to repay his wrongs. Beth Gladys and the campus respond with reflection on integrity as Harold plans a distant return after earning the money.

Snyder Gladys Mabel Jeff Beth Iowa City Minesota Catehine Minnesota Penn Rall Ber Harold Iowa Minnesota Guy Ick Step Sid Mabel Father Abel University of

Harold faces turning point as football wins loom

Beth and Mabel share good news at the university about Harold's progress as coach Dean Russel praises his quick trust and football skill. Harold, urged by teammates, joins a late card game after training, succumbing to old habits despite promises of a theater outing tomorrow night with friends.

Eth Mabel Beth Harold Dean Russel Flaveld Gladys Rau Ta

First English Sunday Newspaper Emerges in 1790

A historical note records England's first Sunday newspaper appearing in 1790. The milestone marks a shift in weekly reporting and public access to news on a Sunday, reflecting early presses and editorial aims of the period.

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Market Report Wheat Corn and Dairy Prices New York Aug 3

Wheat No 2 red new 1.07 futures Sept 1.074 Dec 1.09 Corn No 2 Western elevator 71? futures Sept 70% Oats Natural White 46 48c clipped white 34 42 lbs 48 52c Butter Creamery specials 74c extra 28 28%4c state dairy 25 27%4c factory 23 14 23%8c Cheese State whole milk special 1434 116c Eggs State and Pennsylvania 28 32c Potatoes Long Island per bbl 1.15 1.59

New York Pennsylvania Long Island

Buffalo Provision Market Prices Report

Buffalo market report lists grain and flour prices with details for wheat corn oats and flour. Butter prices for creamery and dairy varieties given along with eggs and potatoes quotes. Readings include No 1 northern wheat at 1.25, No 2 red 1.05, corn 681/3c fob afloat, oats 40c fob afloat, flour prices 6.50 to 7.25 per barrel, butter 22-28c, eggs 15c, potatoes 31.85 per barrel are noted.

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East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Snapshot

Prime export steers listed at 6.25 to 6.75 for top grades. Good to choice butcher steers 5.79 to 7.00, and choice cows 5.00 to 5.25. Heifers 5.00 to 5.50, common to fair 1.25 to 4.75. Bulls 8.50 to 4.00, veals 8.75 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs 5.75 to 6.00 for yearlings, 4.75 to 5.25 for ewes, 4.25 to 4.75 for mixed. Hogs light Yorkers 9.14 to 9.15, hogs 2.75 to 8.80, pigs 9.25 to 9.35.

Timothy Leads Track Market Report With Feed Prices

Timothys hold top market spot on track pricing at $21.00 while No 2 Timothy sells for $18.00. Straw prices show wheat and oat at $8.50, with prior bid around $8.00.

Timothy

Parable of rights and the right guiding deeds

A reflection on rights versus the right guiding duty. The text argues that great deeds need obedience to a higher will, and that absolute independence lacks the human grandeur seen in disciplined action. It contrasts small souls seeking rights with great souls seeking the right.

Two Women Receive Chauffeur Licenses in New York State

Secretary of State Koenig grants chauffeur licenses under the Callan law to Alma Ballinger of Newburgh and Mary H. Clark of Elmira. They become the third and fourth women statewide in a pool of about 25,090 chauffeurs. Ballinger cites years of auto experience employed by her father. Clark, a stenographer, reports 18 months driving 2,500 miles for errands and amusement.

N. Y Koenig New York Alma Ballinger Newburgh Mary H. Clark Elmira Miss Pallinger

Ejected Son-in-Law in Home Altercation Leaves Injured

Albert J. Slackgear, coal operator of Ilkinsburg, attempted to eject his mother-in-law Amelia Mayhew after a court ruling. He was hospitalized with a fractured skull. In the scuffle his wife attacked Slackgear with a flatiron, striking his back of the head. he remained unconscious for hours while Mayhew retained the upper hand.

Albert J. Slackgear Ilkinsburg Amelia Mayhew Slackgear

Independents Name Berry-Led Keystone Ticket for Governor

The Pennsylvania state convention of the new third party Keystone selects ex State Treasurer William H Berry to head the ticket for governor. D Clarence Gibboney, Cornelius D Scully, and John J Casey named as lieutenant governor state treasurer and secretary of internal affairs. Kerry and Casey are Democrats Gibboney and Scully Republicans.

Pennsylvania William H. Berry Keystone Berry D. Clarence Gibboney Philadelphia Law and Order Society Cornelius D. Scully Pittsboro John J. Casey Wilkes. Barre Kerry and Casey Gibboney and Scully

Increase In Public Debt July Rise Cites Treasury

The United States public debt rose by $7,681,422 in July according to a Treasury Department release from Washington. Debt outstanding plus cash in the treasury on July 31 stood at $1,054,080,408.

United States Treasury Department Washington Treasury

Wise Harvests Grasshoppers Gathers 125 Bushels in 3 Days

Lonemont Colorado farmer J C W Wise claims all records for a grasshopper harvest after three days he gathered 125 bushels. He used oil to kill them. He plans to fry the insects and feed them to his chickens next winter.

J. C. W. Wise Lonemont Col Wise

Early Telegraphy Speeds Slow in Original Systems

When telegraphs first began, the transmission rate was only four or five words per minute, reflecting the primitive state of early telegraphy.

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