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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
7
Chicago cattle at 17 000 head with Texas steers around 7.30 7.20 and stockers 6 to 6 26. hog receipts slow with averages near 8 30 to 9 00. sheep and lambs 24 000 head weak with native lambs around 5 20 to 7 40. Wheat and corn futures move with July and September contracts noted. Toledo and Cincinnati grain and hay prices listed.
The page records closing market figures for livestock including sheep and lambs with prices such as 50 percent, 84, and 80 dollars. It lists steers calves and various Yorker and stage cattle prices, noting medium and prime values, and references clipped farm stock. Names and precise figures are fragmentary due to OCR issues.
A listing shows Wheat No 2 Corn White and Corn Yellow with several price overages. Hay options Timothy Clover and mixed at various per bale or ton rates. Straw listed per dry and damp ton. Poultry and eggs prices noted for old and young chickens, butter, potatoes, and beef cuts.
Police report none of the Encampment crowd faced arrests amid orderly conduct with little fighting and minimal drinking. Officials laud the peaceful event and credit strong crowd management and cooperation by attendees.
Visitors to the encampment will find a large assortment of local view post cards and souvenirs at Redecker's News Stand in the post office lobby. Be thrifty on small items like bluing and ask for Red Cross Ball Blue.
The Cub Reporter presents a playful class poem titled The Duck Soup Kid by Hop. The piece features witty humor and youthful verse reflecting school life and imagination.
Cincinnati pitchers struggled as New York hitters connected early. Packard started, replaced by Ames amid rough receptions, while Harter Testeau settled in with effective pitching though wild at times. The New York nine scored multiple runs in various innings across sites including Chicago Philadelphia and Boston.
The G A R met at the Empire Opera House for its first regular executive session. Department Commander Chase Blodgett led a veterans only meeting with several committees appointed and adjournment set for four this afternoon for officer elections. National Commander A B Beers expected to attend.
Special to Herald Columbus Ohio June 18 Chas E Morris an attorney formerly of Circleville died by his own hand in Franklin Park this morning shooting himself through the head He left a note requesting his body not be taken to the morgue
Rumor says Manager Chance plans another big trade. The New York Yankees may deal Ford and Sweeney to Boston for outfielder Henriksen, with Cady Chatice praising a stronger outfield for improved team performance. Henriksen, famed for speed, lacks room in Boston behind Hooper, Lewis, and Speaker. Chance already effected two trades this season and may move Stump and Seilvelt for Peckinpaneh, then Hal Chase for Zeider and Horton.
Tracey Hr proprietor announces a remodeled tonsorial parlor featuring latest sanitary bases center wash basin attractive mirror and fresh interior decor. The parlor connects directly with the Cherry Hotel and Cherry billiard parlors. temporary suspension of work ended and operations resume.
Dr George A Harman a former major past surgeon general and former department commander of Onto greets old friends at the encampment His home is in Lancaster and he formerly resided in Frankfort He is one of the best known GALK men in the state.
An electrical storm began this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, dampening visitors expected at the event. The rain disruption affected outdoor plans and attendance.
Latest information from Hen G Moo Saltadarber United States Pension Commissioner Washington will speak here Thursday morning at 120 arrival by way of Chittleottie Thursday morning ening the over the C. 1 & De te thi witty.
Minneapolis reports a fatal fire at North High School today killing Alfred Kiniski and injuring seven others. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 350000 dollars and left the building a total loss.
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic presented a framed Lincoln portrait at the Pythian Castle. National President Mrs Aita S Jones attended and spoke of patriotism. Comrade Wanks and Stetec Vintner entertained with readings and songs during the event.
Bank Supt. Lattanner went to Osborn on June 18 to close the State bank at that town of Inter isis, Wi bay riis Asteanect a ¢ ot ts. ae 1 Oo the bank.
A large crowd gathered for an encampment today with estimates ranging in the thousands. Multiple nearby cities sent attendees, indicating a broad turnout despite unclear final tallies.
Proportioned rates for longer advertisements in the Daily Herald and the Register are listed. The notice details minimum charges and per unit costs across several dates and editions to guide classified submissions.
A terse want ad requests a female reader aged eighteen or older meeting unspecified criteria. No further details or context are provided in the fragment.
Public auction set for July 3 at 2 pm on premises to highest bidder. Listing notes 4 room brick residence at North street and Circle avenue with terms 1 4 cash balance 1 end 8 euretlukill. Also contains ads for a stove and a cottage on North Street. Lost keys on B and O line near old elevator advertise return to W A Wolfe.
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