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daughter,
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Mr.
Tuesday night
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Mrs. R. R. Finkle, | Mir
and Mrs, John knarr, on
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#1 the summer maoneti
and were termed a nuisance Our
friends are quite different in form an
manner from the pests of summe?
time. The information that the birds
were the same was given by an obe-
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server who failed to
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note a marked
distinction,
vw Baby Takes a Mand.
One afternoon we were just ready to
go uptown when we saw a neighbor
coming up the street, As she always
stayed too long, we decided to hide.
She always opened the door and came
in. As she did so she called, “Is any-
body st home?”
When she sald that my little dangh-
ter called out, “Sure we are. We're
hiding in the bedroom from youn.”
We then stepped out with our coats
on, That was her last visit and my
most embarrassing moment.—Chicago
Tribune,
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FEBRUARY COURT.
Keller Mou-
Heard
Court Convened by Judge
day Morning—Cases So Far
of Minor Importance,
{ on onveneda on
ate
he
this nation on ace
: as candi
sidency In 185%
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{ famous all ount
with
For some
looked upon
bit through
teat Senatorship
Douglas had
the next Presideat,
admissions which
forced from him during debates,
lost all his popularity.
In 1860 Lincoln
the Republican
That year the
vide between Douglas
but Linnoln would have
vote not been divided, Ho in
coln took the onth of office
teenth President
of Ameria. He
serve the Union and,
slavery. but to prevent
1861 when Lincoln
President, seven of
states had seceded from the Union.
In his inaugural address he sald that
the Federal Government would not st
tack the Confederate States, but tliat
Douglas for
time been
ns
were
the
he of
by
President
di-
Hamlin,
had the
1861 Lin
as the six-
United States
pledged to
not abolish
its spread. In
was inaugurated
tne Confederate
nominated
for
Democrat
Was
party
vote
and
won
was
of the
was pro
to
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HOW THE LAMB MARKET
[WEEKLY TREND OF FAT LAMB PS
JAN [FEB MAR APR MAY WUN JUL AUG
PRICE
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250.000
225.000 _
5 al
200.000
175000 |
150000
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125000
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r HL pricss for lamb Dave HOeh relafively high in 1025, with lamb supplies
T Sailable for slaughter only slightly below pormal figures, according to an
analysis of the lamb market by the Searg-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation,
In the sheep-producing states pastures and ranges have been good. Cond}
tions in the whole area west of the Rocky mountains are vastly better thau
they were a year ago, ns vl . te
The sheep industry was much more profitable In 1025 than it was in 1924
Lamb prices in Chicago averaged £15.30 in November, 1025, ns compared with
an average of £608 for the same month In the five years from 1000 to 1013.
The top price was reached in January, at £18.50 per hundredweight, and the
low price of £12.50 came in May. Both prices and receipts have fluctuated up
up and down through the entire season, but efforts to expand production have
kept market receipts down because ranchers were retaining thelr ewe lambs
with which to replenish and Increase thelr flocks, The number of ewes slaugh-
tered from July to September In 1025 is the smallest for that same period dur
ing the last four years,
The number of lambs on feed both In the corn belt and in the Western
feeding districts is smaller than last year and some advance in the present
price of lamb seems probable from now on, There will probably be a larger
Inmb crop, however, this spring and a moderately lower level of prices as
these lambs come to market during 19268,
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Just Arrived
trom
New York City
where we purchased the
largest and most up-to-
date line of merchandise
ever brought to this part
of the country.
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