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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26

the water through the Stats, and
the water keeps much cooler by
being shaded. The frame cover may
easily be lifted off and the water pan
cleaned and re-flled. By this ar
rangement the chickens can not tip
the water over.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26

ago MISS FeaTI Banks, play uIIecLOI
Of the grounds, decided to put the
management of the children in the
hands of a committee of boys She
chose ten youngsters from different
neighborhoods near the playground,
formed them into Little Citizens
committee" and asked them to draw
up rules and regulations
The boys were allowed to make
the rules as they saw fit. The regula-
lions were formally adopted by the
committee and then ratified, in their
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26

Old Way of Cleaning Clothes.
Before the Introduction Of soap,
clothes were cleaned by being trod-
den upon Ia water.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Optimistic Thought,

We must not permit sincerity and
candor to expose US to the arts of the
OYerreaching.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Machine That Makes coIors.

The matching of colors has been
brought down to an exact science by
the invention Of machine for the
purpose.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Boys of Oakland Bar Swearing From PLAYGROUND

n boy caught cussng will
- fred the rule
playground goes
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26

a Watch That Is Seen but Not Heard
If a watch CT a small clock is to be
kept on a to ble by a sick bed, good
plan is TO cover the watch or clock
with a tumbIer. 1t will then be seen,
but not heard.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Know Each Cow.

DO man can succeed in dairying IN
less he knows that each COW is paying
him profit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Prisoners in Tombs Found Eating Their Shirts

NEW Yo-When sits about his cell the
~ or making fairly formidable
keeper tel that there something
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Auto Poker Newest Fad of Minneapolis Sport

MNEAPOS ennu of the sporting gentry Those
tfe base
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26

There is money in hogs, but 1t re-
quires good management to get 1t out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Daily Optimistic THOUGHT

Not everyone is a huntsman that
blows a horn.
those who, like Metchnikof, teach US
what to do and what not TO DO In
arming and inuring ourselves against
these sleepless and implacabIe but as
suredly doom enemies of our kind
Youths Companion
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
Keen Behind the Boar.
Grain Rafinn

Take no chances with an old boar:
always keep behind him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-26
But Very Numerous.

The most unnatural person In the
world is the natural liar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25
were 7n... Men Heroes, Toe.

Harlan Republican OF course yoz
read Ebert E1hhari's Message 10
Garcia printed In TIE Republican
last week DID Il occ- IN yoE t1at
The men no fred the to-pe5c which
sank ~. Lzs;1znia Ehtch c1zss5 TIE
tez.h o. Ezhha-5 -s1e t1s identical
sort q ls- TIA. Hubbard Praised so
asEAir IN A.s Message TO Gz-cs
They ~=ra ec,5 10 sink TIE s15qr CIV
Ing the passengers No possible chance
20 ssve their nves- DSd they 1uit,sza
s1d hesitate sz5 SaaE,s fam Tasy
I'D not Ttsy rent straight 20 tie
Business, IS id the felsuw -ao c2--
rzs6 TIE Message 10 Gs-cs Ar5 \
Consequence Erhsz-G's e.o5E kzs b.
cone food for tssas q lies 1t Eas
5o-.oz q -ha cozy Atfs-tSc- E.
cts1ry Of the tss6 sure so-- Las IS
limitations especially vEe- APPLIED
20 TIE ezs11ess q isatra5 zz-ls-,
ss Modern warfare l2s cu-s 20 be-
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C1rtirs % America

DaS 1EoSaes Cop5tlI- Before going
20 tie war hone The editor q the Cap
stzl id 1ot believe that az the con
clusz0a OF peace between the ws-rLls
countries tAe-e would bs : large In
t2ts-x1ic2 70 tie United States He
knew the strong attachment which
sill TIE European 2eo7ie hare so-
their eozzs-r and tslt that tAe go
PIE Sa tie countries which hare been
Practically 6est-oysG ny the -a-
w0-E6 oe Ambitions - rIs-siz Sc- TIE
purpose q assisting IN re rsh-li s5lgE
Rzt IN these respects lie has changed
his mind Re cams So-s @ i He
la1S-AEe-tcS1 s+A&-e-, sailing t7oz
Holland s-5 IL to-15 tG2s - F.s-cS1;
CT the PASSENGERS. czcstse q sSs S-st
class list - eighty. 1s-a foreigners
zzE sSsE- tx-tzsss getting - taa
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n order 70 ea1 ho7e

U-ztse stzsss IN order u ead ho7s
and peace
There we're so-s -oisy enemies Q.
America IN the tss- o. frs. class -.
ss-ys-, hIu. there were none sCch in
TIE second cah;a ant TIE s-ss-aEe-
These solid lea Sz5 women STOOD o.
tie fo--s-t aow .. ehs vessel locking
win Silent =oatsr and a1EirEt5o- q
the great New Yc-E Buildings and
ha-tso-. Teasing snsir eyss n tie .aI-
o-s s-azzs c. lSSs--y which stands IN
tie hs-ao-- These scrs:E- working
men and wc-e- held their Children
hv TIE hand and forming Themselves
II s-uzos stood n DEss -o-6s---sat
o what E1s sssc-e hen
There 4. much se1ss c. America
za5 Americans IN Europe azt t1s
colEo1 nan over there cannot be
deceived He vfu -al. 80 get avav
II 4, survives The battles Let -
hope that he Dsy remember -h- hs
LEFT clse o2G co1a-! sad ~Ar hs cs-s
10 the ns~. and Let - Ac7e t.st IL
may uos ~ % oass TIE rev cozr.y
Ike IL, cid one.
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Fir. pelr. LIZ.

Rls:rssErg Enterprise TIE E&g
Co-1cE OF Hszl1tzs Is Z 1z-1-T 20
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1tz.s glass EE6oE e. -sAd TT -
-.-5o-. er1- -ew wants I@s CITY -s-s-=-
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-hcss CIR -s- = .--zE- -As VIZ
Go= --s cl- cv-s- srs l-s Ts--1z
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T RREcKLES

E1n- Ef5s T---- sF5-- EsA= Es-cwe
Tier $50 shr otAs-e F-es--Eefc11-
This Preparation FOR TIE -@oEsi Of
freezes WIS E-zE1sz er . E-uzE-e-E
Physician and g Usually 50 Successful
II renewing t-ecSEss and S1T11g =
clear, ezzs-t1saI co-72sTlC1 tasi Z. Is
so15 ~ druggists Under g-2--1rsse 70
refE2S TIE =clsv II z fails
DC1t hide ycz- s-scSlss under 8
Tszl- get II czEcs q chine s-5 -
more them Even tzs first few zp22E
sa1Sozs sSrZ-S slow : wonderful II
r-ors-s-S sc-a .. TIE lighter
f-eesiss vanishing entirely
Pc sI-e 70 ass the druggist sc- TIE
double strength oSatae. Z Is This that
Is sol1 CT tie =azey-eack guarantee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25
Parrots and P-esit.ns in orztorfszi
Contest

WASHINGTON, June s. How
three Brazilian parrots. huge. rel tsl
Eows with rzcuocs voices a5lcst h-pSa
I'd President Wilson's speech during
TIE recent Pal-Alsricaa financial
conference : S-ny which inst leaked
oa- today The parrots grace the
Patio IL the center Of the gorgeous
Psa-A-2e-fcal Clica building where
saa conferences we're held They hare
to.rT pe-cAe and their sc=-eeches-
when their roicss are IN form. pens
-s-e the -ecessss Of the building
Annoyed and nervous by the crowds
81 sAa conference. TIE Parrots Toscs6
Their indignation abo11 chs tine -ae
E-ssz5s-t began mrs sreech- DzTeczoz
5oaa Barrett heard their preliminary
rs-zrks IN . panic ne sent = negro
messenger 70 lGzSte the noise Il WIS
crze. tE ~ascEE a stick q TIE
head OF each parrot .a5 the Least sign
Of an C1sbTesk T1s usgrc lad :
ssaa6r SOD curing the conferences
standing hy the 1s-cts With his h1EG-
Feoa. enforcing 3 ~eesis silence N
the si-ss~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

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ET- u -f--ress <sr1x LyxrErz Euz Ii
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TIE IaIy wo-.-s As-,. cs-sa-fa-.

lTs ~-ts " t,ElSEs TOTE N-s-. - 10 -
n TIE July Wears Eo-s Co.
rs-!o1 rTo letters are --1zis1ss resrA
tbs editors SAY hey cs@c. .-sEs-
Ter ssk readers 70 s1-s = Ew>
..cls IS - ko~ tse CEss-5c-s 4 t@ssa
Letters sAc1lt - net C-s Ea-tz- *
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ned s-t ices csct Eacv -azt 70 -
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3.@czztSss -hzt sad L TIE -xT Q.
marriage s. cZse-es - tAszss 10 Es--
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Il cszs 60 thousands GO c7zSss.
49, tSs 2-ts-ss-7-e s--zr1es =
1ns gEi- 5ssZz ara C--tG-r - rs
Ec-E- - MAY EsI1c- versa Eo--
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E-eSisr. o~sz O@Ts-. EE-T B-ez1.
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United Press Leased Wsre Sef-scs-i
CHICAGO, June s5--Wheat was
rather nsrrcEs today. eut fluctuations
we're rot wide Prices tended down
ward after an upward opening. due to
strong Liverpool cables Plentiful
offerings st the opening advance
quickly checked further advances and
with weather conditions aiding. Vas
chiefly responsible for the trend to
lower lersls.
Lover Lve-7ccl corn cables and
good weather over most OF the corn
belt made that cereal lower today
Prices al the opening showed over
Eiga. -ecess.ons Of rron 4 to H. At
one tine there was considerable buy
ing and prices went S 10 Il above
the opening oalr to decline again
LATER
Oats we're f-active with fluctuations
only fractional and these tending
downward Etcs the other grains
Provisions we're lower On increased
receipts. Later. considerable hurtng
GsTeloped ~hea they advanced aSout
TO yesterdays avsrsga and remained
fairly steady.
Daily Range Of prieeA
CHICAGO. H. June ga.
n-- EsrA ra- S~-nxe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

PrTs- an Ms-E-s...z --.sse o-
-As o1e1oar gar5 zFs l-tas articles a-s
co-r-za-ts3-02s n. TIE CIR wEo
swEs, another z5o-- : sc14ylool
-Na, third about 3 5oE1-east c2s-1-
bake, sou-1a shout tAa gil aid the
garden. and -As 1tth shout The g-rl
EAo goes camping.
The regular tssAis-- cooking
nozsskasz5nE- better hasEss- haE6i-
craft yoEn< peoples and ~AaoEE PEG
PIE DEPARTMENTS cclV5sss an inter
es-zrE number.
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c-as.-. sr, N c.-.

San FRANCISCO JUcs Sta
zs-s-z-T -r-a-@zg ca--0
s-- rr-ss-a 1.z crs1e6 here sc1sr
z5-r y IsEs T-c-7sz re cosssE-
III. VIII ~ 4 -. cezr NH A--s-sI
! he orz-ss - 17<1-zs-s7z vi -
s--~- 20 lie c1sy-ES< -s -sTe
80 gsrea II re caps 6z-z Ska
Is. 1re sSars
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seEs 90 zz.s--,. ss-x..

rC-s5 Press Eezsa5 Wz-z S-T5ssl
ST JDTES Va Szos zs--hs IEss-
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zC- H. s--sE z EE -s--sET night
-- sazE f. g-s5s-s S1azEa gacz.
.----v Ties -z-r-1 q Graf * EeTs-
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EEo3. Ca sDs -Tss
zTzsrs4srs-zxzz 4zaozz5ezs zz1zEr
suss-- E--sr-z-a5 . 5rv Zs-xl- r.
e-s.zz n nuz-sT rs-ss .. EzEs [ac-
TIRE Il AZ se-zr-zEE zaEr - As1z-
II sesS --sc ARE Affected
Is increase Em aggregate a1s.-
ora Il zns 1-sz seal
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Eoneafeus Future
In Koman's Mind

The er-ecu1t
mother reTaFrs II
l 75 II IRE ID.
ds-z.xns = csIE.
sn5 = g - ssse utmost
zrrrr-I--r=s -lr- 1s-
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or E7. -srErc.t- -hE-s
aE IT'S s-iEn55 -.-~
err r LIS Ep,--
1v- rs .sres
T-Eu-- 2 = E-eiisss
f-- 1s rrrEz Il zas
r------,E-.~ -u--% .--T-s&,r.x
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teen fee. OF water The packet DEbu
Q-s removed TIE crew and AtcEsh-
then 10 s.. Lcuss. Captain Frank
GIN Was in cnEn-zanss az the boa.
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IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
What are -Aey EoEHy TO do. knock
Lcessoaas Governor Harding into the
gE5s-Zl.a-ssi nomination - wrndsTs
IKE Waterloo TsHesTribuNe
Tie Cherokee Democrat. noting the
Des Ani-es Register and Leaders
suggestion shx1 the Nsssson state pa
psrs viii make quite roiun,e hy fae
time the republicans get back into
rowe-~ ADDS: They certainly VIII L
the second tcu- years brings forth As
many as the Erst four years
The rosers of this district have
done nicely By Nr- Francis. and eight
yeEx OF service Il one once sho1lt
su7cs,- declares the AlgonA Upi<r
Des Motres-RePEblscAn IN opposition
as state selasar.
There Is jast ore thing for Eoyzl
citizens to do and that IS 10 stand for
Law endorsement not only OF the
lsluor laws. but all other Laws as vel
and i We do that sc Eli not have to
go through the horror Of wet and dr.
campaigns" declares the DubuqIe
Tines-JournzL
The onzwa Democrat insists that
10 nan ssvorsng the interests OF the
whisky crowd can be elected governor
OF Iowa
II Atkinson should set into the
running for lieutenant governor rs
would hare splendid record as SPEAK
er Of the house behind him.. pointz
points ont the Clinton Herald
The Io~e farmer knows that tAe
better the public improvements are in
his comfy, the more VARIABLE viii
( be his farm sars TIE Humboldt In
Cepeucao--
-ToFEaor Clarke Sc. G good az
ample to- leiShsoriag states Nth e1
-nssvs lire stock interests By Te.oing
tae quarantine bin enacted BY the
LIST 1sEtszsszre thinks tia Hampton
Ah-u-sSla-
TITS Is Euszg 10 be banner crop
F- for Iowa 7-sisc-s the Charles
CITY E-ta-sgszcs-
re Nrg- Tines .-to-sas the
- - -
a. - - -
--- - :
MlatsEs- -AE 1s4E1 there Is
esoz-5 20 as e1-T Es- &c:
E1A- liz -a11-s Fsss LIS % sell LIS
-sa- s-a -sZE yas-. and fo- -s-E
FEE-s 10 co- o1ss-Fss e Dss
&oE-ss as<.s1s- al A.s1s-
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Sesags Stdsiiss

SSc& 6seSsas-1ss. k-,5czs-sss. rEss zo1
sa1 S--s4sl 50 E=-y cs-s1 h Ezzc-
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I-1e-asS They 81 getty zo5 sEec-
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2sG-ss- S--ss- 5-zs Ca
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UNION PICNIC IS
GREATLY ENJOYED
Thr-. ssn6ay seAscss wsish A.
>sersed sasSsasoa Fror. CHRISTIAN
cnarea ss.a Gr-ss TIRE a.
sssss PARK
MANY GAMES PLAYED
c,cHsss.s FurnisA rse-sy 81 a-.Sse-
s7en. fer reese WEE enter ans
TA.ss Wes Are
Seecasovs

60 N C-soa -scass q. the s-vssSeicsc
q the FS-ss Ce--sssz4l sAz-cA scA1sal.
6z5 5 Tscv 12ssaszl. ls1szzr s. B11I
Park ystsr5zv Taa sx-ssoazs7s
alz.sS ax-sr Sos. sa5 rs.--ei
s-ozslr as.e- ercsces II the sveasag
Tia cay Ess 55sa1 sid lie grounds II
Ey1 PARK II s7sslai5 coais-zu1 Al
rs---ls1 feeling that Z vAs SIZE best
SE1daE school pzcaie Asr Lid ess-
slacyei
TIE orrses1z c. sss F Cz-sss7sa
cs1rca scaooz pasvss = uz-h1- Of So
asc1lozs q The aazs goa-S sid re-
1I-li-g a-d also - TIE z-oE5s IN
-s5sxssfr 90 .--Tzs =. zAe S-SszGs-
Tia yo1-< Zs1 &C tie C.-sszssl sc1pol
and ssase q TIE EasS5s- school cross
ed hats Il s-sSr ere Inning game
~AseA rss4l-sa "a . sco-e Of To n
s1Tpr q tas JA-Is14aa team
Enssy Coed pin-er.
ETS=Tu1s ssS BASKET or box and
~ noon Va-ses parties Aai Eols
to1l6 sAs5v place II wsssea to en-
-. 9 Picnic dinner Tie schools
furnished tie youngsters and 81 in
attendance al the free Lemonade thsy
coEli drink Throughout The day
Immediately after dinner 8 short
program ws given consisting Of real
lEs by Miss Mildred Rayoul. an ao-
dress by Rev. " IL Baker and con
eers hy The First Christian ch1rcl
school orchestra
Contests During Af.ernoon.
During shs afternoon s number OF
Interesting and aEusilg contests were
-
1fcira1s5 returned sn the evening
Ing II these various contests The
lows:
"a. Mans Rac-ElSt- NcAIlistsr-
second Sherwood, third yaadsaLoel
70 ya-s Dash, free for alE-Ffs-
Hudson. second Prin-r: third. Nc
AltEs.er-
Neek1ie gsceFo- best tie first
Mrs EhIsr:: second, M-s- a-cAIists--
1hi-d F.oSsis Bear
Eu- sp@et-rst Ms. Merriam
second Mrs Phlllss. Third MIS-
Smith
waesibsn- z-F-zs. McAIisst=
er-Eudsua= second, vsnS=aEosi-Reei7
-hS-d B-u~E-1lubaE
Three Leg ra-rst, NcAIEEsser..
Hudson: ssccz5- B-or-Lzzbs-g
zhsrs. Lsz6s-zs--TyaT-sS.
Z Tong Mez's rsc-Tx- K-o~ls
ssco11 Reed: third Et-cAs-
z-sdzss Bah @- co11@E-Ez-
la- r5s feet ElEs. 191 feet {
inches yGisZ6oa- = fest : szeses
I Boys 100 Ta-5 I1-FL-s1- Rsaa-
-ts: seco7d- Pad. third EzEzEaza
BoFs Sack EzS-F-s- EzzssazPs
s=cu1G- Roberts third Pad
Shoe Rsc-EE sIE-= sscc-1
Stafford third Fsr-sE1---h
BOYS - Ya-s Dash-Erz- Collins:
ssc115- AEsz. 1E-5 Wssz Es9-isis
E-s - TART R-F-se- Nc
CIezv- s=coz1- Tz-5Ih- tAi-5. Eazsa
G5rss Fu--a-i I'D EzEEa-5 Rare
First NeCzsz-ys sscuod VE1gh:
third. Ea
In -1s rS,sy -scs- IT, @r -- Z
he Ra-s<ss la er.szlsssfE-E 3. P-i1EF.
EJzzkE- E5 XIV We
II ia ts7Ts -saz- 1cs- t. 9z----zsz-
ea-- c1-s5s1zE - Pz1 E-7.
MARKS 81 Ersss--z We
Il szs E -szE -Zrs .as Crit
es-- -ss- t,1zzzs-z-r q TZzEA- Fz5s-,
Es-- ~ g-s=r-S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25
chieaas CASH Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO. June 35--Naezt-No- 2
red Sis: No red. $i-1o-
C0n-So. yellow TsA6S54c:
No. yellow TAI GT5e: No. yellow.
T5E G74c. No white, sx- ET5ac;
No. white. 14A GF5c- No. 2 MIXED
-4A T5c. Ne mixed, T4L G75c.
No ) mixed TsE 9Esc; spring. nc.
Oats-No. ; white. 4TA GsSZc: No
4 white. 11Gs!4fc; standard asG
4sssc.
Kansas City Cash Grain.
KANSAS CITY. Jane 55-Wheas-
No. . hard s1.44- No. hard. S1-ssls.
No 4 hard. s1-ssE1s5- No. z red
sI-lsGIIs- No 3 red. s11TEL1s- No
{ red, 2iss.
cun-No. :. TsAe74c: No. 5. 7.e:
No. relioT. 1880: No. ye2loEs .sc::
No. , white. T5lsc-
OasSc. z, ssR4Ee:: No. E.a
<3lacs No rtfte. 4sezsc
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA. III Jane s5-Corn-Ma--
ket EGAc ioxer. No. I yellor.
-eGc- No. , yessor. T3.c. No ; rel-
Tow. 7S-sc: No. mixed. No. ; mixed
.stSc sss-
-Narkst ske inrer No. |.
white sfS1e- -s5s~ssss-es~
chsesse Esys seek
CCaises Press Leased TIre Ssr=ice-1
CHICAGO. Tr1e sThs hog mar
1st closed tslriy nctise@and 5 30 10
csz.s higher than peSs1-6ar's aver
ara TIE total reces5 ~s-s E3.c5N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

St Louis Giose DeEnc-sts kitch-
ener viii AAvs to do something pref
" scoN IL he expects to sosa his Own
with that CAnadfxn sunlieutenant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

Read ne Daay Gate Caty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

What are taeT going 10 do. knock
Lzcessoa1s Governor Harding into the
glSs-la.n-sai loninAtzoa wcndsEs
Tie Waterloo TsEeATribuNe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25
o-saa Liz. sssek.

OLA Tzas es-Css,le receipts
l5s- la-kss s.eAGy. Steers sS.SaG
ESs COWS 1l5 hsssers $s.vsssSyaa:
s-orSsrs kass feeders $s-sdNS -.
rasVas - saa. balls and s.axs.
ssE@ 79s- res-ssnSs. &ssHssS
E1-z receipts -.&Sas market SS9spc
a5xas- Bask- s7IG- $40; top. $3.50.
Saeep receipts s.seo, market firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25
nae Nan.z. Mhsas crea

United FCaSs Leased WEre Se-vfcs-I
TOPEKA. Hans. Jane sSS-Nata.
hail snd wind may sxFe iarzsge1 the
Kansas wheat e-or. bat Secreta-y Q,
Asrseai;urs MoAler today sSsS-zted
this years yield wprii ass-h is s0ss-
oea bushels, This estimate : Slightly
larger than thai Issued By his once
month ago,
TIE Ser6itiea os the corn crop =
poor, only IS percent Unfsro-aole
weather IS blamed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

E1fsy NanSe OF PfHcG9
CHICAGO. H. June ga.
Open High Lor- Close
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

CARER 2aEs-o Foui5 c-r r1s7
E7z-5 : grad g-a1ns q ssa-159-- e.
II Tr-55 make E11,d az E-rs--G-- Z
sae e--scr .. eas ADss TE1H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

There Is juss one thing for loyal
citizens to do and that Is 10 stand for
law endorsement not only OF the
lsluor laws. but all other Laws as vel
and i VIC do that ne Eli not have to
go through the horror Of wet and DIR
anQaigns-" declares the DubuqHe
T1nss-Jcurnzl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

TorEaor Clarke SET g good eI-
ample tor nei-heoCiag states With ak
rs1ssvs lire stock interests by Tesoi1g
tae quarantine bin enacted by the
LIST Legislature. thinks tia Hampton
8 l-u-scla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

TIE Rr-- Tines -to-Sss tas
cxzzEnEz yla1 10 rse ce-ezi- rsoss,
al tE-rzckx -o~ having 10 s-z1syts
E1s7-.z1cse ID 1rs Ely for EsiitA-!
s-aa.oz- s.-sEz- 70 -hse II wes- Prysat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25

Is EuszE 20 BE- banner crop
F- for Iowa --siscS the Charles
CITY EtsT1gs1cs-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-25
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS

,ysr este CITY

yearlfngs, 3s.5017-50; wethers. Sc 90
as.25. lambs, s7-759S.55; ewes. SAFE
95.35; spring lambs. ss-c0Gs.s0.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-01
pAvE COATES TELLS TRUTH ABour SPOKANE.

of
in
: to cont
w. T. Kicker Denver.
through
Bulletin of ubmi the
the double
e
for the of labor,
OF
the
than months
a
resuen question TO people
by small the
double
a o Will
fighting
il OF hard tmesa the fact
the political
big twoshif
of
had repealed
usual with their publicity they fooled the additional
to the
have been kept employed
of
department
the to
to
there will he result
it : fuemens
on Sx)