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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
7
June markets report cattle receipts and prices in Pillsburg and Chicago with beves Texas steers cows and heifers calves hogs and lambs. prices listed for prime fair and utility grades. Wheat corn oats and rye straw costs appear from Toledo Cincinnati and Cincinnati area markets with per ton and per bushel figures.
Close of markets shows varied cattle bids across regions with feeder cattle, cows and heifers heavy, calves strong in places. Sheep and lamb prices listed with several regional receipts and mixed demand. hogs and pigs noted with steady to slow activity and notable receipts at Pittsburg Philadelphia and Cleveland markets.
Corrected daily noon prices show wheat No 2 corn white and yellow 6c oats 35 hay timothy and clover prices ranging from 5 50 to 8 00 per ton straw rates 4 50 and various per dozen egg prices and lard. Poultry and butter quoted with small unit prices.
Passmore and Noon star as local team falls 4 to 2 to Covumpis Athletics in a well played contest described as like a tennis match on boards. Noon and Passmore excel with deflections. game marred by late errors. Next day’s game canceled due to visiting players and local absences.
The Reds generate threats but fail to overcome Mathewson and the Giants. New York wins 6 to 3 as timely hitting and fielding lapses undo Cincinnati despite out-hitting the Giants 12 to 8.
A New Bedford reader Katherine L Norton describes severe back pain and burning sensations from kidney trouble. She credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief and added vitality, endorsing them as a quick acting tonic. The ad promotes Blackmer & Tanquary as distributors.
The Last Camp Fire program opened with Corral Iank singing The Little Troon Mutton and Marching Through Georgia. Annie Laur t, Miss Jess Leavell of Bloomingburg, was praised for a heartily received song. Short talks from comrades followed and a quartet including Miss Leavell and Mrs Burgett, with Kibler and Bowman, performed a pleasing selection.
Washington honors the Grand Army of the Republic veterans in a final city visit. Citizens and the Executive committee praise each other for seamless hospitality and lasting gratitude. The encampment is described as a grand success with memories to endure forever.
The Druthins Coosiraeia Piaplovers' association initiated a work stoppage affecting about 25 000 men at the Century of Central and Commercial National bank building. If workers do not return within 48 hours, 10 000 more could be out of work as construction across Chicago halts, with $30 000 000 in projects at risk.
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