General Markets and Weather Forecast Summary
The report blends a light snow forecast for regions including Town and Selhy with warmer tones tonight and Wednesday across various portions. Market news from Chicago notes bullish Argentine sentiment easing after European supply shifts, wheat and corn trading with mixed changes and firm closes. Midwest livestock markets show steady to lower hogs and mixed cattle activity. May wheat rises briefly before retreating, corn and pork futures show weakness, while cattle and hog receipts shape daily trade in St Louis Kansas City Omaha and Chicago.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Buenos Ayres
Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
VeW Chairman Elected At Westinghouse Electric Company
Guy Be. Sripy has been elected chairman of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. Tripp born in Wells Missouri on April 42 1985 resides in Wingham Boston area and has long been active in electric traction properties and in financing and reorganizing major public service corporations. Sheep pelts and wool prices listed: pull wool 0.75 to 1.56. lambs 0.30 to 0.75.
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Guy BE. Sripy
Westinghouse Electric¢ant Manufacturing Company
Mr. Tripp
Wells
Wingham
Boston
Local health updates and births in town
The home of George Johnson at 1d Washington street is released from quarantine after a doctor confirms recovery from smallpox. A baby boy was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kenney of 526 Iowa street, mother and child reported in good condition. Mrs. Philip Andrele undergoes surgery at Pine Street hospital for peritonitis and is recovering. W Kasabon, also at Pine Street hospital, is rapidly recovering. Out of town visitors Dr Davies and Gale Smith of Spokane are in town with Northwestern General Trading Company firm representatives. R G Graves, pastor of the First United Brethren church, learned of his mother's illness from Longmount California and noted his sister underwent an operation and remains in serious condition.
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George Johnson
Washington Street
Hoy
Thomas F. Kenney
Iowa Street
Kenney
Ilinois
Philip Atdrele
Pine Street Hospital
W. Kasabon
Mesers
Dr. Davies
Gale Smith
Spokane
Wash
Galliwray
Cody
Northwestern General Trading Companys
Ceneral Apnemraner
Waterdee
Cinllacis
Trey
R. G. Graves
Cnit‘od Brethren
Longmount
Cale
Building a low cost two section roofed house plan
The survey by William A Radford explains a practical low cost house with rear width for kitchen and dining areas. It highlights a three gable roof and a large dining room 12 by 26 feet 6 inches, noting efficient layout for future years and daily meal prep in the dining room and kitchen.
Mint and icebox care in a practical 1900s home
The article gives household tips on mint growing and drip water warming, icebox drainage, and placing the refrigerator near an outside entrance. It discusses porch design for a two story house, dining room access, sociability, and balancing comfort with maintenance for a six room plan with 34 by 34 feet footprint.
Man of 84 Struck by Car in Waterloo
George Swartzbanek, an 84 year old upholsterer from Cedar Falls, was struck by a Cedar Falls interurban near 825 Franklin Street Waterloo while walking after missing a local car. He suffered bruises and shock but no serious injuries and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital for treatment.
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George Swartshauch
Cedar Falls
Wise
Pranklin Street
Waterloo
Swartzbanek
Ati Galloway
Aclinton
Knapp
Presbyterian Hospital
Tim Sullivan Plans Land Tax to Ease Tenements
The Bowery politician proposes tax shifts to encourage building on idle city land and tax vacant property. He argues high rents force crowded rooms, daily life near Bowery tests workers, and unused 40 000 acres lie within the city, with aim to cut downtown congestion and boost housing.
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Tim Sullivan
Bowery Kingdom
Tammany
New York
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Noor
New York City
Sullivan
Bowery
Fifth Avenue
Interpreter crisis as Caran avoids court linguists
Joseph Caran laborer who spoke no English faced a magistrate for a technical charge. An array of interpreters faltered with Sicilian Neapolitan Basque and other dialects before Caran's Latin and Irish accents provoked amusement. The magistrate discharged him after the comic exchange.
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Joseph Caran
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Wooders
Caran
United States
Voorheis
Home Baked Bread and the Rustic Kitchen
A reflective essay extols home baked bread over commercial loaves, praising the crust color, creamy crumb, and aroma as the essence of bread and life. The piece argues the kitchen’s primacy in civilization and hints at sanitary concerns in bakery settings. It ends by invoking the New York World’s warning on pure food standards.
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Rabelais
New York World
Caruso Compared Voice To Mine Says Friend
A narrator recalls a singer who boasted that his own voice outshone even Caruso after a night of performances. A friend relays Miss Cuteen’s remark that Caruso’s voice was excellent but the speaker’s was better.
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New York Mail
Balloon rhetoric and Kaiser imagined in poetic lines
A wartime era verse imagines the Kaiser sent aloft in a balloon amid political turmoil. It mocks government critics and contemplates insurgent uplift as a public spectacle. The piece playfully laments harsh words and forecasts statesmen rising in balloons.
The Conundrum of a Kangaroo Tail Shipments
A man proposes a conundrum to a pale hireling, asking why a kangaroo tail shipped from Australia to New York resembles a woman’s costly hat purchase. The pale hireling guesses retail prospects but the man insists it is a foregone conclusion as dusk drapes a distant minaret’s call.
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Australia
New York
They Want Factories In A Wealthy City Visit
The visiting magnate is told that the city has been richly endowed by Carnegie with a library Morgan with an art museum Rockefeller with an academy and other donors who funded fountains churches and beauty. The crowd asks for factories to employ residents, indicating a desire for new industry alongside philanthropy.
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Gootdough
Carnegie
Morgan
Rockefeller
Academy
Sozzleby Faces Charge Over Denatured Alcohol Auto
Harmony scene features two men discussing Sozzleby. One asks if he will preserve the ualties, while another notes he drives with denatured alcohol, employing a retired bartender as chauffeur.
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Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
S. Bennett
Marsh-Place Ltdg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
le Rae Day
W. Rouldin
M.p
Wom
BIO Syndicate
Asa Hoss
Reeves
Texas
Western St . Stockeys
H. W
M. S
Tobi
Elgin
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Wwestern
Atchison
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacitie
United States Steel
Popper
Northern Pacific
TG Great Northern
Erie
Millinois Central
St. Paul
Missouri
FREI
New York Central
Anaronda
American Suga
Wellington
Yellow Eagle
Siyankas
Turkey
Pioneer
Lge
Lord Port Jan
Judy
Aida
Tal
VEW
BIG Corporation
E_ TRIPP
Marcer
William A. Radford
Weat Jackson Boulevard
Euc
A. Radford
Moo Eca
Tor An
Oset
Dewees Foc Seta
Pian
Wilbur I D. Nesbit
Germany
White House
Anos
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