davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-26

pa preze nemski in madjarski re-
gimenti mamie.
AvstriJski cesar nj mic druze-
ga, kakOr hlapec kaizerja Vile
ma in mora plesati, kakor mu la
code. Avstrija je sploh ic Sc pa
saluk Nemcije.
Mi ljubimo svobodo, zahtovamC
svetovno demokracijo, n~asprotn.
smo vsaki ~monarhiji in vsemu ka-
pitalistienemu imperializmu, cato
sc pa tudi "a nobeno ceno nc mo-
reno ogrevati "a Avstrijo,
Zaradi tega smo pa k~onferenc
naSega kluba Stew. 1915 soglasno
sklenili, da sc p~ridruzimo S. Il. y.
in priredimo dine 5. maia skupen
shod, ma katerega povabimo vas
druStva V tel okolici. Vabila IA Ia
shod so re razposlana in nekatera
druStva so sc re odzvala ter Sc
zdru2ijo z mani. Prifika .ie ugod.
ma, ker priredi mas klub V soho
to, 4. maja zvecer veSelico in smo
povabili sodruga Etbina Krista.
ma, da DO tam govoril o socializ-
mu i'll socialistiGni stranki. Tako
bo drugi dan lahko govoril o po-
menu :. X. II.
kakor je re pri vsaki %stvari, sc
dobe tudi tukaj posamezniki, da
nasprotuiejo. Ne strinjajo Sc 2
naceli S. II. u. in govore, da je to
druga liga, XII izgine kakor spo-
mladi sneg in he prinese nobcne
koristi.
Take besede moreio prihaiati
lie cd nemisle6ih ljudi. u nekda-
MO ligo nina S. r. u. pray mic
opraviti. &c hi tisti, Xxi kritizirajo
tiavepdan rajsi pre6itali naGela
S. r. u. razlika kakor noe in dan.
Liga sploh nj imela iasnega pro-
grama pri S. r.. z. so VISA nacela
jasna. Liga Sc je zidala cd strehe
dol; S. r. u. Sc opira ma ljudstvo.
Liga je hotela narodu nekaj vsi-
liti; s. r. Z. della ma 10, da sc IL
resnici VOLTA naroda.
Liga .je umrla, ker Sc .je cara
di njenih napak ljudstvo nj no =
telo okleniti. Nasprotno pa vidi-
mo, da hiti ljudstvo pod zastavo
S. r. H., ker vidi, da so pod MO
zastopana ljudska na6cla.
Prepri6anih Judi ne bodo o.
plasile besede, da pogine :. Il.
u. kakor skopni sncg spomladi.
Doslei vidimo, da raste S. r. Z.
od dine do dine. IL vseh krajev sc
oglasajo pristasi in has Pennsyl-
vanilla je, posebno ma zapadu, Ii
va, da je veselie. Seveda, kaj hi
dejal zidar, kadar zacne zidati hi
SO, pa bi prisel tax pesimist in
mu dejal: Prijatelj, IL tega nc bo
nikdar mic; bolje je, ola opustis
delo! - Ali hi zidar cato prene-
hal? Mislim, da hi lie Gudno po-
gledal takega svetovalca, pa hi
Sc Sc cvrsteje oprijel .svojega de-
la, da dozori sad njegovega tru-
da.
Tudi mas caka delo, kajti svo-
boda nj pride, &c bono IA pecjo
cakali manic. Karkoli sc jc V Ego
DOWN. doseglo, sc je doseglo z bo-
jem. SpOmnimo sc, da gre sedai
"a svobOdO in "a s%vetovnO demo
kracijo! Tia cilj je vreden truda.
Bojujemo Sc "a svobodo vsega
sveta. Torej Sc moramo bojevati
tudi "a svobodo svojega naroda,
XII je ell del tega sveta. Cd enega
konca do drugega Sc razlega ge.
slo, da maj narodi sami odlocajo
o svoji usodi. Ali maj mi spimo in
ostanemo gluhi "a ia klic? Zavi-
hajmo rokave in pOjdimo ma de-
10, ma zasije tudi nam solnce svo-
bode!
Vabimo rOjake, maj Sc pripra-
WHO "a shod, in maj zanj agitira-
jo, kamorkoli pridejo.
+. Chesnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-26

no so stall start Rimljani ma vi
soki Stopnji, so Germani v~el.iali
IA barbara, Slovani pa Sc bolt. Ali
sprejeli so TO, cesar so Sc nauGili
cd naprednejSih, pa so nadalie-
vail delo ma trdni podlagi.
Rimljani so Sc uGili cd Grkov
pred Grki so stall Egipcani ma vi
SIM, pred mimi Asirci in Babi.
lionel, Sc pred mimi Sumo Akadi.
Y temne davnine sega stara indij.
ska kultura.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-26

Prepovedati zdruzevanje kapi-
tala je ravno toliko, kolikor pre-
povedati zbiranje vode dolini, XII
he more ostati ma hribu. Gospo-
darski zakoni so prav tako mocni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-26

kakor zakon teze; nobena p:sana
postava Jill ne more prenlagati ali
ustaviti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-26

most mi ie bila V veliko tolazbo v
ten tezkih dneh.
Terezija Pogaear, soproSa,
Charles Poga6ar, sin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-26
Tajnistvo j. S. 2.
Chicago, III.

Slov. soc. klub 81. | je Ia svoji
zadnji sell sklenil sledeGo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Settled Production
for Our Refinery

You will find that the great
weakness of the refining business
under ordinary circumstances is the
fact that crude oil for refining is
often hard to buy and that many
times refineries have to shut down
entirely many months in the year.
WE HAVE SETTLED PRODUC-
TION. The earnings of this bust
ness will depend only on the size Of
the plant which we build. This will
be constantly increased, 80 that
while profits the first year may be
only 1909 there is really no limit to
their size as our equipment is en-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Tkink Quiek---Act
Quick Buy Now

Write The Company a check or
send the money for just as many
shares as you can buy. Remember,
the capital is small and there will be
only few of us to divide up the
profits with. This is your chance.
The men who have made thorough
investigation of this Company have
been getting in with every dollar
they could raise or borrow The way
subscriptions are coming in already the Of
fer will have to be Withdrawn mighty soon
This advertisement will likely never appear
again after today Don't wait a minute
longer Send in every dollar you can for
your share of waiting fortune.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

designing engineer who built the
wonderful Home Refining Plant in
Oklahoma City, which is regarded
as one Of the most splendid accom-
plishments in the history of oil. Mr..
Kellogg has studied the Oil Shale
industry thoroughly and he
KNOWS the wonderful returns to
be made. He has left an important
executive position with a Million
Dollar Company. He can be relied
on to make the Pioneer Shale Oil
Company a big success from the
start. Mr., Kellogg Is president of
the company and has associated
with him a number Of successful
men Of the highest standing. These
men have personally invested their
own money in this enterprise and
give you the chance to join them in
the splendid rewards which are as
sured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

GOLDEN ROD BULLETIN

The reports Of production Of the Miami
Zinc and lead field are published I'm
The Daily Okahoman each Tuesday. n is
lntereBung TO note the relative locn-
ton OF all tho producing companies which
aye listed In the record ot turn-lns for
tho field. II win he found that the
producing companies are grouped together
In what Ii known Rs the Picher dis
trlct which IL included In an area four
miles running east and west, and five
en- Rod leases lying almost exactly In
the center Of this producing district.
The fact that the Golden Rod com
pnny was Incorporated last August and
In this short time has reached the po-
sitlon ot approximately third largest pro-
ducer. In the field indicates the rapid
growth and development which this com
pnny has had. II In also an indication
NJ what the future holds In store for
thls company In the day OF additional
company has had only two mines In
operation, another one Ia being started
this week. and n fourth viii he started
within tho next thirty days. while earn
ings are beginning to be produced by
tho Wlngfleld company, In which the
Golden Rod corporation has half interest
Only by past performance can the fu-
turc he gagged Judging from tht re-
suits Of the development Of the Golden
Rod lcascs up to the present time, we
u'I'Ne lnAt u " conservative TO eN-
pect that the property viii he ready to
pay dividends TO preferred stockholders
by next July No one can WcdIct sc-
curately or guarantee a result OF this
kind, but we believe that II Is highly
probable that Golden Rod will he paying
dividends by July. The management OF
the property has shown itself to be cap
able and highly efficient, the plan Of
capitalization is equitable and providing
that the purchaser OF preferred stock re-
ceives 100 percent In dividends before
any other stock participates, and the
property has proven Itself TO be In many
ways richer than anticipated at the or
ganiZatlon Of the company
While the stock Of the Golden Rod com
pany. on account OF It's present produc-
ton, might reasonably be sold at fig
urc above par. the price has been con-
slstently held to that figure In order
that all purchasers might be treated
alike For further information regard
ing the property Of the company and
sale Of It's preferred stock address the
Golden Rod Mining And Smelling cor
poration. Sklrvin building Oklahoma CITY.
Okla. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
REARISH TONE is
SEEN IN GRAINS
Prices Depressed by Prospect
Of Changed Standards,
CHICAGO GRAIN Ano PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, March i6-Prospects that
lower grades would be made acceptable
on ordinary contracts for future delivery,
hHd bCarish effect today on corn The
likelihood was also more apparent that
hedging sales were to be permitted in
greater volume. Liberal receipts and
fine weather tended likewise to depress
values. Opening quotations, which
ranged from NC or TO like advance
with May l27A, and May {L25A dl26,
were followed by moderate sag all
around
oats declined to the lowest prices for
nearly a month Most OF the selling was
discouraged holders. After opening y
NHc Off with May s5 l-iGSbS. the
market underwent a decided setback be-
fore beginning to rally.
Announcement Of a liberal gain I'm
warehouse stocks here weakened pro-
visions. Higher prices on hogs were
ignored
withdrawal Of one of the leading in
dustrlcs from the market led subsequent
ly TO sharp descent In prices Trading
In futures assumed large proportions on
the downturn nnad there was an extreme
dron Of cents In the May option. Later.
n resumption nf buying on the part Of
The industry brought about rally
Prices closed unsettled, &c 10 2Ac net
lower with March nj tl26b and May
NJ s1.23N, Under heavv liquidation oats
showed even greater weakness than corn.
At one time, March was down SIC To
S3c as compared with S9hc at ycster-
days finish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Enormous Earnings

There are only 100000 One Dol
lar shares Of stock in this company.
That means that for every share Of
stock you buy you become the owner
of more than $50 barrels of oil.
With a profit of only SIS a barrel,
that means more than $3.50 for ev-
cry dollar you invest. All that re-
mains to be done to start these enor-
nous earnings for you is the COM
pletion of our plant, which your
money will help build in record time
if you invest with IN now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
A Sure Winning
Chance Of a Lifetime

II you act at once while the stock ia
still selling at par. Just as soon as
our plant is completed and earnings
are rolling in, the stock may jump to
five, ten or perhaps twenty times
par. 1t will undoubtedly mean a
fortune for every one who buys
stock now and shares in the profits
from the start. This stock should
all be sold and off the market with
in ten days. Don't let the quick
thinkers take 1t all ahead of you and
leave you wishing you had acted
quick after the company is making
thousands Of dollars for the stock
holders.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Miami Mining Stock to
Advance

The Producers Lead and Zinc compsnv
Is shon Ing great activity on their prop
trty Constructlon on their first min 4.
being rushed with all possible speed
Work has started on this GONNA nv !
Hhhit NO and from the drift at the 3i2
loot level In shaft No. |, they are mining
ana putting ore on dump. preparatory
10 concentrating Just M soon as the mill
Is completed. The management OF This
mlll and mlno Is In the hands Of Mr.
Frank Chlldress a capable and practical
mining man, with years Of experience
IN this district lie has made a thorough
study OF the surface and underground
workings ~ the various mines and under
MS personal management, we believe this
company has one OF the hest mining
propositions offered the public today.
Mining. like any successful enterprIs.
must he handled BY a man who knows the
business and Ia familiar with conditions
That may he encountered and we believe
the management OF any property should
be one OF your first considerations, be-
fore making an Investment.
The second allotment Of the Producers
Lead and Zinc Comnanys stock is being
rapidly subscribed for and the directors
OF the company announce that the price
OF this stock will be advanced not later
than March 20. This advance TO he based
on development work and ore now being
mined on lease No I, ns wen as the new
strike In the second run of ore, Just made
by the Picher Swift, which adjoins the
Producers on the west This stock ad-
vnnccs not 'or than March 7O, 1918
Make your nrements 10 Investigate
this company ID purchase this stock
through tho
ECLIPSE SALES a SECURITIES CO.,
50sis HerskowIty Building,
Oklahoma City. Okla
(AdV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
STOCKS MOVED BY
RATE INCREASE
Road Shares Make New High
Quotations,

WV YORK March l6-The In
l,llmu'ni strength Of tOday's brief
,,,o'L market session vas chiefly due to
f'ight rate increHso Eastern share.
especially coolers, featured tho moderate
uidlng, Reading making "A new higb
quotation FOR the year Canadian ia
enc was under renewed pressure. how
hNcr. addlng ~ points TO yesterdays
point loss Changes among indtist r,si. =.
hnl speclaltleS were confusing with a
MIXTURE of gains und losses The clos,
ins Nns Irregular Sales approslmatsd
dd..V,oDo shares, Liberty 3Ls sold nj
sscnnmd s,Umd' ~, tTT isGL blOde6l6 and
Wages of women workers in Ohio
have increased so percent in three
years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

This opportunity is the most
wonderful chance that will ever
come to you. We have the oil right
in sight; easy transportation; eff
ficient, proven methods of distilling
and refining; splendid manage
ment; cash markets. The profits
run better than SIS a barrel without
including the profits from by-prod-
ucts. Later on, the sale of these by
products should more than double
the earnings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
NEW YoRK

NEW YOVK, March lG-Tho cotton
market showed renewed HfUuu'U0HH tafig
today Tho ur Ming was 90 % pulBts
higher md active months sold y 10 50
points above last nights CLOSING. after
the rgI. on covering Hud further trade
buying which was probably encouraged
by tho continued absence NJ ulu in the
southwest Aud tho bulllsh average ~
spot ndNUs Mrrh cold " 10 % g.
making new hlfh frrOfd Tor Tint de-.
livery while MAY touched lJ6 and
October 3I CO.
General business w1s not active and
contracts were comparatively scarce, al
though there was benfsh comment on
thn weok end figuruH Reports thHt ar
rpngemerts have been made 10 facilitate
the shipment N cotton tongeHtlug thg
piers here tu New England mills we're
considered H favorable feature hut II iH
Fnll that the production n Fan River
10 tcpt down BY tho scarcity 0f opera
tivea
There was enough realizing 10 cause
some i-regulaIly during tho middle Of
the morning hut the market ruled gen
orally steady on covering hy near
months shorts and trade buying March
sold ns hgh NJ ~ s0c, May. II asc and
October. so tlc. or 90 " points net
higher The close was steady at mn gd-
vance ~ 2 TO n points with the new
crop relatively easy on rumors of rain
In the southwest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

eslpi. 300 steady. astiys bs. steers
Z Oog!so yearlInI steers and hslisrs,
%'qfsS an% f..ds2. 'isaosGsSs GssiIs s 10 ;'GSs. S1%.
COWS and helfsfs, tgOoG i00ol southern
yoafllnH steers aud hslfets, o. bOUiU 10
nilsa cnlyos, " 0buii0O huEEp Re-
.rlpiH. nnnei nomlnally steady. lambs,
iltoenii Oo ewes. ilibOdii OOl woth
go @Giiihi Gamers and choppers,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Efficient nagement

When we tell you that our plant
will be built and operated under
the direction and supervision of Mr..
A. T, Kellogg, you have absolute
assurance that it will be the finest
and best-handled refinery anywhere
in the world. Mr.. Kellogg was the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March 10 IiOuR Receipts.
1900, iifmi bo higher nulk Oh iOu
iihli lltht, li1lsUlh OOj mIoi, tlGAOu
l79i, heavy, ii6 lhuiI iO murh' ti6 d
Glsbbi plgA, ~ tbui7gA. CATTLE, Ws.
CClrts n10, steady Native steers, 1850
a n rs, stnchors aud feeders q man %.
cows ana holiyIs, u llUlllO. Cntos.
weak BllEEri Iii ooull6O lambs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
We Have 100000 Barrels Of Oil

In western Colorado there have recently
been discovered immense bodies Of soft shalc
containing oil in large amounts By crushing
and heating this shalc the oil in it Is
changed into a vapor The vapor is then
condensed by cold and the crude OIL to-
geiher with many valuable by products ~
distilled and later refined.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY Mo. March 10
higher nun Via oSGi75 heavy Via 90
Ml1io. lght ~ alGi15s. plrs tl2suu
lbb CATTLE Receipts 600 steady
beef steers so 5O1 90, southern steers
D. 600 II OO, COWS iTb0I N %. heiferH
stockcrt 81 b0nl2 90. calves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

This process is'not an experiment II has
been IN use for many years In other countries
aud the companies that have been using Il
have paid large and steady dividends But Il
Is only recently that the great deposits OF oil
shae in the United States have been known.
We bought the very choicest tract Of oil shale
land at the START This is the first Oklahoma
company to enter this profitable business and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
eIs ssy N, 10 futures STEADY Ma, asss
! CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Msreh 10 -guTTER, Low.
,cslpts' IS'iii cases cases, Firsis. isvisse:
ordinary firsls, Sboi Al mark, oases In.
oludsd, 1lHgabe. P0TAToEsi Lower,
r.celpts, ~ carS Wisconsin, Michiga1
and Mlnnesota bulk, tiSt0liOi ditto.
sacks, tLi0ul,tt. Rooutars. unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

NEW ORLEANS March ic-Ansr a
fnll m 10 2 points uu The near months
On mo opening rII u.rn today. cotton
foIl fresh buying iuf the long account
and buEcd 60 level Zoo o. points uNpr
yfftsfdHyf close hu attention wus uuId
60 uirf iu Texas ur tu lrIfIsh iutiur,r
IN the wue.. r statistics
good demand which floor comment
said WIS chiefly Tor Fu0t and irad1 a..
count was IN evidence throughout tho
session Toward the ylOtr prices Wrfr
4 90 points up not
Spot cotton steady and unchanged
sales on the fu0t Gen. 60 bftlvc 900. Low
WiudIIuF .n ID. nIuIHfE 20 En. good
: fUIddlIng a. ru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

we have every advantage and consequently
can promise the largest returns for those who
join us Immediately
We have 4 tract Of 90 acres Of rich land,
on which is more than 2jO00D barrels OF
OIL In the shale on the surface We do not
yet know what richie, may lie deeper. hut the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
NEW YoRk MONEY.

NEW YORK, March is-4hsrcantiJ6
paper four months psrcsut slS
SN' .sDss:. R,.s. ,SsH ,.En Nm. sSSsy :. !. ~:
1 ~ "a '9TmsrflaI l.s sG;s.y 'r FAM o..
Mexican dollars eSY dowrnmspt bonds
irregular; railroad bonds irregular.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. March i6. - CASH
CORN. Lower No. . mixed. 65Hl IS;
No. white, N7OWlSO; No yellow,
{165G1.75 OATS Lower No 2 white
s275@2S5 KAF1R AND MILO MAIZE:
33SOg40O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH, march IA Cattle re-
cslpia 1000. UNCHANGED. lieaNts u 500
4 40 Hogs, receipts $4,000 steady. heavy
llbisWi bO sheep, receipts mono.
lambs so UOd q nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

m LOUIS. March Ia pol IIOOs' Re.
rrlpts, 5000 steady, Lights tiTf5u
1900. plga, tiibOni71 1bI MIXED and
butchers, ! .og y oo good heavy ili 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, NRrch IN CORN, No. 2
yellow, nominal OATS STANDARD s1ih m
90hc. RYE: No. 2, $3.50. BARLEY
{i75q2l2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

HO0S-The hog market ran steady 20
10 cents higher today. Top wHH reached
At il77b, the highest price paid since last
October. Hulk of the run went ti7 90
Hnd up Fgt packer hogs closed a biz
quarter hlrlipr for the week. overcoming
the early packer break StoCker hogs
closed 7i cents higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
Colorado ShaIe Oil Fields
Are Worlds Richest

FIRST. the enormous extent Of the
deposit .
"herond. the great thickness NJ both
tho rich and medium grade strata,
Third, the large amount ~ crude
oil. NJ well ~ Haa ana ammonium
sulphnte tthe fcrtlllreD that can he
extracted
Fourth tho excellent demand for
and high price " these products
FIFTH, tho hofiaonthi position Of
the strata md thslr height above thu
level ~ the rfeeka.n combination
thnt affords chenn mining
"NlNth sufficient water supply
Seventh, nonrness 10 railroads and
markets"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

81 b0gi10 90 RHEEp Usosipis nons
STEADY lambs iil 0lU 1900 yeATllugs
SIS f0Ulb hn. wnthsrs tie b0u u Ol ewes
tii b0ulI 90. HtorhHfs o. OuulHgl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16

Forty thousand English women are
now employed At the military bases in
France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
GUARANTEE ass

We are stating the FACTS about this COM
pany in black and white We guarantee the
truth and accuracy of every statement we make
We have the reports Of the United States gov
ernment to show the certainty Of success We
will demonstrate and prove these things to you
at any time upon request Write or call
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-16
CATTLE RECEIPTS
LIGHT FOR WEEK
Quality and Finish Lacking
But Prices Higher
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATTLE -- Everything suitable for
packer consumption sought higher price
Lowell, while stOrkrfH tumul,i iu the eat
ilr division the past week Receipts
continued light. but g,lAl head maklHg
~ the HiH.d day supply As rulr quail.
NY md finish was sudly lacking bulk
N tho offering consisting ~ plain 10
medium butcher cattle ana shoufedH
Orndy county furnished the hcldllnef.
1UD loads Of hAby beef bring ti2gb Hs
top, while bulk m tho stcrrs sold ~ no
ul0 30 for IN, week Gun,1uiy li TO
% cents higher is the common calling ~
Tho market compared with tho close ~
list week aud this advance b. also no.
tiurahle on butcher cattle COWS and
helfefH good a. choice kuiS. nfo bring
INK ~ 00qlUn No, medium t0 good grades
IbOhbii, Yd cnuncrS and ,uttnfs, 81 90
hfOO. llrt yoHlUrH are selling around
1000. A quiet county demand has
played havoc with the siOCkrr market.
loaflinEH closing 90 TO rs cents lower
while Htnrkrf She stuff are fully % cents
oft Hest ycarlings arc selling g. 500
10 10.
Closing Quotations.
Prices n the various grades Of cattle are
40.