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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
7
Market notes from Chicago and Baltimore show cattle receipts steady to higher with cattle and sheep activity described as steady to higher. Wheat and corn prices listed with various cash and futures figures across Chicago Toledo and Cincinnati markets.
Report from Chicago and Cincinnati shows cattle prices steady near prior close while pigs and lambs move modestly. Wheat and corn futures edge higher with notes of receipts and shipping costs. overall demand appears uneven across livestock, grains, and seeds.
Corrected daily market list shows Wheat No 2 Corn white and yellow at fractional cents. Hay Timothy and Clover prices range from 8 to 10 dollars per bale, straw per ton at six dollars. produce includes chickens, butter, potatoes, and lard with varying unit prices.
Cleveland loses in a high scoring shootout with the Athletics as Joli s saves a late moment for Philadelphia. A jumble of names and scores mingles with ruined lines, but the key event centers on a standout play by Jolis and the defeat of Cleveland.
Call W. B. Hershey at home phone 4417 any evening 7 to 9 for information on the City and County directory. Tissue paper and wire for making flowers for G A R Encampment decorating have arrived at Cockerill's grocery and can be obtained by calling Mr. Fite.
Long Tom Hughes is described as a veteran pitcher for the Washington American League team. The note highlights his long career and status within the league.
Detroit Keers pitcher Sean Dubuc credits mastery of multiple deliveries and precise control for his effectiveness. He recalls learning control at Notre Dame and refining three distinct pitches with body weight behind each throw. Dubuc notes the potential advantage for left handers and the value of constant study shared with teammates.
Chicago club owner President Comiskey praises Federal Leaguers after watching their action. He says the selection of their business appeals to many fans and notes the strong interest shown by audiences.
A man who fell from a window at the whale factory Thursday morning is recovering rapidly. Initial fears of severe injury have faded as he remains able to move about and shows signs of a speedy recovery despite lingering pain from lacerations.
Stung by last Sunday’s defeat the Athletics vow to win when Grove City visits Sunday. Pitcher Chattin is set to start and may face former teammates as a relief effort for a rebound performance. Gate receipts and local interest build ahead of the Washington game with bundled promotions expected at the gate.
The article fragment outlines plans to organize a twilight baseball league led by Physical Director McClung and mentions a proposed season with games at a venue called Wheat or similar, with exhibition grounds being prepared. The text is garbled but indicates preparations and official involvement.
Alice Kelly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kelly of taint township, suffered a puncture wound in her foot from a thorn. Medical care was delayed then sought, the wound inflamed but treated. Doctors hope continued attention will prevent further danger.
The ornate electric lights along Court Street will be turned on Sunday night as part of a festive court event. Crews prepare the wires and decorate the area for a colorful display, with residents invited to attend and view the illuminated spectacle.
Cambridge reports Hillsboro pedagogoe chosen as superintendent of Hillsboro schools by council votes. He will earn an annual salary of five thousand dollars. The article notes a move of a barber shop location on Staly street to South Payetts street near the Tapsico pool room.
The M BE church will hold a Sunday gathering at 9 o'clock with a prompt start. Fr F Romp will address the close of the event.
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