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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
7
Market notes from Pittsburgh dated June 1 showing hog receipts at 25 600 head with higher prices 9 06 to 9 10 per cwt. crops and grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and rye with cash and futures quotes. Cincinnati and Toledo market updates include hay timothy clover and mixed hay prices per ton and bale prices.
Daily noon market list shows prices for grains and hay including Wheat No 4 red white and yellow at 85c and 93e, Timothy hay at 10.00 per unit, Clover hay at 8.00, mixed straw 5.00 per ton, cattle and poultry prices per unit with chickens at 24c for old and 22c for young per dozen eggs at 12c, potatoes per bushel at 90c.
The G A R Encampment Executive Committee invites all citizens to Memorial Hall this evening at 7 30 to attend a special meeting. Members and nonmembers alike may participate and offer suggestions to aid the Encampment's work. Also features loan amounts from 200 to 2000 and a note about Ball Blue washing efficiency.
The article notes the Reds facing a tough stretch with upcoming games against Pittsburgh and Chicago while evaluating heavyweight prospects and possible veteran comebacks. It highlights the Latonia Derby offering up to $8,000, with six starters expected and Great Britain, a Canadian owned three year old, as a strong favorite.
A 19th century view notes the Cincinnati Red Stockings as the first pro club, paying $950 average per player. George Wright earned $1400, Harry Wright $1200, and the season ran March to November with an 11?00 finish. Modern salaries dwarf these figures, with Johnson at $700 and players today facing protective gear and new demands.
Fragmented ad text listing items for sale and a public auction date. Includes multiple misread items such as a rent sale, tent, door screen, carpet, and other household goods with scattered addresses and phone numbers.
Report from Latonia notes attendance change and evolving conditions as American teams in mounted polo and other sports gain edge. Analysts hint that if the trend continues Uncle Ram's defenders may dominate, with chatter about cricket and suffrage championships alongside roast beef.
Call W B Hershey at home phone 4417 for information about the City and County directory, available in the evenings from 7 p m to ? p m.
Gray coat lost between Jamestown and Maple Grove in Dayton Ohio. Inside pocket shows name Wm. PF Breidenbauch and Ellis' emblem on lapel. Finder to contact this office or William Breidenbauch at 1st and Beckel streets Dayton Ohio. Reward offered.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event or object with vague details about eggs, vegetables, a site associated with G Rawelont, and an unspecified discovery. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, yielding no verifiable facts for a precise card.
C H Murray Undertaking Company reports court 23 re 81 in Washington D C. Moe Hoth phone 66 residence Bell 66, home son 66.
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