Daily Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market summary with July 13 receipts and holds for hogs cattle and sheep. Estimates show hogs 42 000 receipts 19 holdover. cattle 4 000. sheep 8 000. Market tone mostly lower with varied weights and price ranges. top hogs 7 65. cattle steady to weak with high grade steers near 11 15. sheep 14 0 to 14 50 top for natives and ewes 4 50 to 16 50. mixed shipments and grain market notes follow.
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Chicago
Hicago
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Lions Share of Huge Rum Profits Goes to Syndicate
Detroit July 13 A Detroit river rum running system concentrates profits with Canadian operators selling beer at high prices to American bootleggers. Runners say a closed syndicate controls supplies, margins shrink, and profits go to the syndicate while individual smugglers earn modest sums hauling across the river.
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Lion
Associated Press
Detroit
Detroit River
Rinners
Rivers Rouge
Wyandotte
Ecorse
Little Miss Caro Arose From Richmond Tales
Mrs Fairly narrates the story of Caro, heiress of the Richmond estate, now living in a cottage with her mulatto nurse Carline. The tale recalls Anne Richmond, the former mistress, and a brotherhood of loss, wealth, and a new school site. Bruce Manly confronts Caro as she returns home from market.
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Magnolia Inn
Mrs. Pairly
Caro
Miss Caro
Professor Manty
Richmond
Andrew Richmond
Anne Richmond
Anne
Caroline
Caminé
Carrie
Carline
Carine
Miss Gare
Professor Manly
Bruce Manly
Nature Punishes Neglect in Mind and Land
A terse aphorism warns that neglect harms both field and mind. Without drainage and care, fields overrun with briars and weeds breed illness and decay. The brain becomes a generator of falsity unless steered toward realism and truth.
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J. BR FV
Gossip by the Way from Douglas Kansas July Heat
A fragmentary travelogue from Douglas Kansas describes record July heat, drought, and flood damage along the Oklahoma line. The author tours Sterling Pioneer circuits, notes river floods ruin farms on the Arkansas River, worn roads, a broken bridge at Ralston, and farmers left penniless as alfalfa and crops wash away.
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Douglas
Kansas
Mercury
Oklahoma
Redpath Horner Bureau
Pat Lynn
Pat
Arkansas
Two Cities
Dickens
Ralston
Aguin
Casey
Oklahoma oil towns and Osage riches described on ground
The writer details life around Burbank and Jenks in Oklahoma oil country. He notes crowded boarding houses for workers, a prohibition era social scene, flashy cars among Osage drivers, burning gas wells lighting the plains, and the Osage Nation's wealth led by George Bigheart's heir. He recalls Civil War comrades, a Glimpse of Ralston, Skintook, and daily frontier interest under the governor’s politics.
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Oklahoma
Burbank
al Smith
Osage
Ralston
George Bigheart
George Simpson
Morning Sun
Iowa
Washington
John Lytle
J. W. Morton
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Daily Market Reports
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Burlington
Liverpool
John A. Babcock
U. & Yard
Illinois
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Orfeam, Eggs & Poultry
W. S. Reister & Sons
East Third St
Creamery
East Washington St
Vam
Delvelie
Yicckss VapoRus
Miuviow
Jans
Vseo Yeauur
Little Miss Caro
Western Newspaper Union
Property Owners Federation, Tas
Newraece
Arkansas River
Oldlahoma
Skintook
Jenks
Kleins Corner
Jack Collins
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