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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-08-10
LIVESTOCK REVIEW

South st. Paul, Aug. 10.-RE(By
y. 3. D. A.)-Trade In the cattle divi-
sion ruled quite active ct the close
Of the weeks uneven advance Of Is
to In spots SOC. Better grades Of Ill
classes showed the maximum adj
vance with lower grades selling IS to
25c higher. Choice 1916 Id steers
topped for the week ct 91S.26. with
others selling late ut 4ll.06 to $500.
while the grass contingent cleared
largely at 400 to 91l.0o. Bulk Of
the COWS brought 800 to $3.50, most
heifers $3.50 to $3.50, with cutters
largely ct 1S.e5 to 46.76 while bulls
scored ct 48.26 to 1900 for the bulk.
Closing prices Of vealers were at
$500.
Hog buyers were able to enforce
declines Of IS to 26c on medium and
heavyweights as well Is packing sows
this week. while lighter averages sold
mostly lOc lower. At the close de-
sirable lights, light lights. and most
pigs cleared ct 1ll.75 with . few go
70 100 ID. butchers at 4ll.00 to e1l.20
setA4 les deti5able heavyweights sell
iae 39om el0.l6 - 1850. Packing
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Minneapolis. Aug. 10.-R-Crop
reports caused q hectic gain in the
wheat pit today as other grain fu-
lures milled around in sentiment.
September was unchanged compared
with the previous close.
Tone Of the cash wheat market
Was better with buyers more agrees
sive. Dururn OF good amber color
was wanted. High mixtures Of spring
wheat was very slow to dull.
Corn was ragged In tone with open
ing prices high and close lower.
Oats faded with other grains.
Rye futures moved moderately.
Barley opened stronger then re-
acted with other grains.
Flax trade was narrow and dull.
September opened one-half cent,
higher, and December three cents
lower.
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CANADIAN REPORT
OF GOOD PROSPECT
CAUSES GRAIN DROP
Yields In Provinces will Be Bet
ter Than Early Fore.
casts Indicated
NERVOUSNESS At CLOSE
Market ls Decidedly Wild Near
\. the Close Of the Days
Trading

Chicago, Aug. l0.-P|-Wheat val
ues here underwent q sudden but
transient drop in the late dealings to-
DAY. contrasting sharply with an early
upturn. The late setback was in con-
nection with a Canadian government
report putting wheat crop condition
figures at considerably above what In
general had been expected. Wheat in
Alberta province, Canada. was Of
ficially estimated a. being 66 per cent
Of normal. Saskatchewan wa figured
/, at oS. and Manitoba at 10. but with
the Winnipeg market showing q
quick rally the effects here of the
Canadian government report were
soon overcome.
!. Closing quotations here for wheat
we're nervous. at the same Is yester-
days finish to csc higher, Sept.
1853 to so dec. 1.43A to ~ MAR.
1.48ia to ~ MAY l.52h to ss).
Corn closed sc to 1hc net lower.
:, 4,Sept. 1.o2as to u: Dec. 95A to u:
Mar. 93N May l.0lh).
Z. Oats sc off to a shade up, (Sept.
4Sh to u: Dec. 52% to u: Mar. 55h
to u: May 561a).
And provisions unchanged to a rise
of &c.
Double meanings attached to the
United States government crop re-
ports were largely responsible for q
sudden jump In wheat prices today,
followed by an equally quick setback.
Traders who figured from the stand
point Of an increase Of 100000
bushels yield as compared with re-
cent private estimates, looked upon
the report a. bearish. whereas the
new official figures when applied
against the latest previous govern
ment forecast confirmed deteriorA-
ton Of spring wheat as we'll as loss
in winter wheat.
Liverpool wheat traders in partic-
ular construed the u. s.. government
crop report as bullisl1. In con
sequence, the Liverpool market scored
q steep advance and temporarily
brought about corresponding upturns
here. but selling broadened out and
at times practically all Of the gains
in Chicago were wiped out. Rallies
which were witnessed appeared to be
related a good deal to indications of
a large export business done over
night in wheat from the United
States.
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AGENTS

AGENTS
BIG OHIO CORPORATION seeks
manager for unoccupied territory.
Liberal commission. Earnings start
Immediately. Good for $4,000 yearly.
We furnish stock. deliver and col
lect. Previous experience unneces-
sary. Fyr-Fyter Company, 1910 Fyr-
Fyter Bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
$50 WEEKLY-Men take orders from
motorists for new Electro Magnetic
Trouble Light. Sticks anywhere.
Amazing demonstration Big
money : maker. Send for demon
strator and particulars. Wonder
lite, Dept. 300, Industrial Trust
Bid. Providence. r. l..
BIG MONEY selling Personal Christ
mas Greeting cards. Handsome
Sample Book Free. Highest Com
mission. Lowest Prices. Unusual
imported novelties. Rochester Art
Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
BRAND NEW MONEY MAKER! $500
an hour easy. Wonderful little ar
ticle. Sells like wildfire. Garry in
pocket. Write for samples. ALBERT
MILLS. 4l76 MONMOUTH, GIN
CINNATI, O.
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dunn to good mailing sac to sic; feed
grades. sec to 58c.
Flax still maintained a fairly stub
born tone. Thirty-six cars of cash
flax were received at Minneapolis for
the week and No. l seed on spot was
2 to 5 cents owe September price,
which closed Friday at $2.87i2.
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FOR SALE

FOUR ROOM MODERN, two year
old bungalow. good location, oak
floors. painted walls, full basement,
furnace heat. near school. Fine
lawn and shrubbery. location No.
405 Hannafina street. Owner leav-
ing city. Sales price 5 5 1000. Terms.
NEW SIX ROOM STUCCO TWO
story house. oak floors. painted
walls. sun parlor. good location,
large DOM and closets. full base
ment. laundry tubs, ready for Occu-
pancy in ten days, furnace heat.
Sales price $1,000. with attached
garage. Terms.
NEW JUST COMPLETED FIVE
room stucco bungalow with extra
room finished in basement. oak
floors, furnace heat, most modern
interior painting and decorating.
many built in features. good loca-
ton. Sales price $3.50. Good
terms.
FIVE ROOM .TUCCO BUNGALOW,
fireplace. sun parlor, oak floors,
many built In features, full base
ment, outside double garage. Fine
lawn and shrubbery, good location,
close in. Sales price S $500. Terms.
SIX ROOM MODERN. TWO STORY
house, good location. west end of
city. hardwood floors. full base
mcnt, furnace heat, close to school.
Sales price $4,000. Good terms.
SIX ROOM MODERN TWO STORY
house, good location. west end of
city, hardwood floors. full base
ment, basement garage. concrete
drive, close to school. Sales price
$4,000. Good terms.
TEN ROOM MODERN TWO STORY
house used for apartments and
rooms, located close in. full base
mcnt, hot air heat, two bath rooms,
three gas ranges, M coal range,
monthly income $108. Taxes $500.
Sales price completely furnished.
$1,000. Sales price without furni-
turc, but stove included, $500.
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
hardwood floors and trim in living
room and dining room, hot water
heat. Enclosed porch. lawn and trees,
outside garage. Sales price $4,7OO.
AND many other attractive homes
other than those shown above
which arc open to your inspection
upon request. See this agency for
the most complete list of desirable
homes for sale in the city.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block Phone o
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston. Aug. l0.-P)-Wool: A lit
tie advance in prices IA realized on
GAS and finer quality combing Ohio
and similar woods. and also So COS
combing of both fleece and territory
lines. Western grown GAS and finer
were q little firmer on a heavy turn
over Prices were very firm on 56's
48, SOS of both combing and clothing
classes.
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POTATOES

Chicago. AUG. l0.-(R-U9.D.A.)-
Potatoes: Receipts o. cars. on track
266 cars. total United States ship.
mepts 667 cars. trading only fair.
market veal. Kansas and Missouri
sacked irish Cobblers SITS to AIS.
mostly 32.0o. to AIS. Nebraska sacked
Irish CoboJots. best sass. wisconsin
sacked Irish Oobhlers 42.46 to $50.
Minnesota sacked Early Ohtos $500
TO 2.26.
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NOTICE TO COAL BIDDERS

The undersigned requests sealed
bids accompanied with certified
check Of $4,000 for supplying the
public schools Of the City Of Bis
nlarck. N. D., for year ending June 80,
1880. with the following Ignite coal:
1000 tons (morc or less) Slack.
1000 tons (inore or less) crushed.
1000 tons (more or less) g. Lump.
several schools as required. Eids to
be opened at regular meeting &c
Board, Tuesday. Aug. IL. 1879. 7:EO
F. NJ. at High School. Privilege re-
By order Of the Board Of Education.
Bismarck Spell. s. ID. No. /.
RICHARD PENWARDEN,
1880: S/3-7-1O-12 Clerk.
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LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE
New York, Aug. l0.-tR-Liberty
bonds close:
Liberty 3his 1928.
First Az 1913.
Fourth AIS 90 IL.
Treas. AVS 106.O6.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Aug. 70. -m- Foreign
exchanges irregular. Demand: Great
Britain. 4.84 3-8: France. $50 1916:
Italy, 5.22 l-2: Germany, 23.77; Nor
way. 26.62: Sweden, 26.T IL; Mon
treal, o9.4l T-6.
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CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug. l0-(R-Poultry alive
weak: receipts 3 cars: fowls ~:
broilers Is: roosters Al: turkeys 20 to
80: ducks IL to 20; geese Is; spring
geese q.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Aug. l0.-R-Cattle 800.
compared with q week ago: fed steers
and yearlings mostly SOC higher:
grassy and short fed offerings Is to
SOC up: inbetween grades and grass
ers having lost substantial share of
early advance. She stock mostly Is
to soc higher. grassy and short fed
heifers in instances SOC to 100 up,
bulls Csc higher and vealers 100 up.
Stockers and feeders also l5c o. more
higher. Extreme top fed steers 100
paid for 1850 to 1000 lb. averages.
Ycarlings 1880 and heller yearlings
1900. Most grain fed steers 400
to 1900: grassers and short fed 11.50
to 1850: stockers and feeders OTIS to
100.
Sheep 1000: market nominal, $500
direct: slow to weak. 1872 from feed
ing stations. 1900 direct. improved
dressed lamb trade: shipping inter-
est counterbalanced by increased sup
ply and fat lambs mostly Csc higher
than week ago. Fat ewes steady; top
prices: range lambs 400: native
1910: fat ewes CTS: bulk prices:
rangers 1880 to 1885: natives 1925
to 1875; fat ewes 500 to $50: feed
ing lambs around 25c lower; bulk
heavies 1900 to 1880: lighter 1900
to 1878.
Hog receipts $500. including $500
direct not enough hogs on sale to test
values: little trading around steady.
Top ll.e0 paid for $50 to 200 lbc.:
bulk medium and good 10 to ITS lbs.
l1.35 to Ills: 200 to 800 Lbs. butchers
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MONDAY. AUGUST Il
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PRICES-Quality chicks,
Missouri accredited. Per 100: Leg
horns g; Bard Rocks, AncoAses ~:
VIII. Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons, wy
andottes SO; Assorted 81. 1907
alive, prepaid. Catalog Free. Mis-
souri, Poultry Farms. BOX 234, CO.
lumbia, Mo.
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CAC GEESE

Chicago. Aug. l0.-(AP)-Cheese
higher. Twins 81 La to 81 81;
twin daisies 81 IL to q 81; singl6
d4isies a 81 to "a; Americas 22
IN 20 u ~; lsAg horns q IL. to
= 1.2i brick 20 % 80 Ia.
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HENRY DIES

Cleveland, q, Aug. l0.1P-Henry
8. Ptckands. one Of the nations out
standing leaders in the iron, steel
and coal industry. died suddenly to-
day from : heart attack while IN his
offices here.
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LOST

LOST-Brown handbag. on highway
No. 6. between Linton and WASH
burn. Leave at Bismarck Tribune
for reward of five dollars.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES

Mllneapoll6, Aug. l0.-R)-(U. 8.
D. A)-Haultug Increasing, demand
Glow. market weaker. Carloads de-
iiyered sales freight only deducted)
Minneapolis and 81. Paul rates sack
cwt. Early Ohtos. y. 3. No. / and
partly graded mostly 400 to 40.
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1.25: No. ! dark hard winter 1861:
No. 2 amber durum l.2l; No. l mixed
lie.
COrn-No. 3 mixed %.
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HELP

WANTED IMMEDIATELY = Men,
women, 1885. qualify for steady gov
eminent positions. $l25-$250 month;
experience not required: vacations
with full pay; common education.
Many needed soon. Write, Instruc-
ton Bureau, 478, st. Louis, Mo.
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or CARLOT L

RANGE or CARLOT SALES
Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug. lO.-A1-
Range Of csrlot grain sales: Wheat
Ne. ! dark northern 1.34A to l.l2's:
No. ! uogthesn I.36k; No. ] mixed
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WINNIPEG WHEAT CLOSE

WINNIPEG WHEAT CLOSE
Winnipeg, Aug. l0.-R- October
wheat closed at $1.557s. No. l north
ern closed / cent over. No. 2 northern
8 cents under, No. 3 northern S cents
under, No. I northern 1875 cents UNI
der. ,
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FOR SALE

FOR SAILS. s. Clifford has some
choice lots on Twentieth street on
grade ana water, $4,000 each, rs
down and $1,000 PR month. IN.
quire at I'll Sixth street..
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FEMALE HELP N

WANTED for travelling po-
sition open August Goth. not mar
ried, entirely unincumbered. be-
tween IS and 40. Good education
essential. Salary. bonus and trans
portation. Give age. education. ex-
pericncc. F. E. COMPTON g. CO.,
1902 N. Dearborn, Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress at
New Palace Cafe, Mandan. N. D.
Steady job.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Aug. 10.-fP)-Flour
unchanged; shipments 34.43l. Bran
27.0O to 27.50.
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M-IsCELLANEOU0

BEST dairy and stock farm bargain
in the state. 16O acres, level, Inn
proved and all fenced. two miles
town. Ransom county. Long time
lease on mi to five quarters good
hay and pasture land adjoining, 2Sc
per acre Price $25 per acre on very
easy terms. Also 80 acres fine land
to trade for automobile or other
property. w. E. Chisman, Lis
bon. N. D.
BARGAINS-25-h.p. 3-phase electric
motor, practically new: one 10000
and one $4,000 gasoline storage
tanks and pump, practically new:
also curb pump and BowSer oil
fountain, complete, etc. For prices
write Lahr Motor Sales Company,
Bismarck, N. Oak.
PASSENGERS WANTED-IAoving
for Miami, Florida. Sept. LIST. via s..
Louis n Chicago. driving Buick
sedan. Want four passengers al
or part Of way. half railroad fare
each. Otis Gordon. CO Bismarck
Tribune, Bismarck. N. D.
JUST RECEIVED . shipment Of Star
Brand and Red Wing, 3. II. u. 20.
and Is inch boots. Also oxSoed8
and shoes and all other furnish.
ings for men and boys. Open ove-
nings. Capital City Clothing otore.
Jack Sloven, 12l IL Fifth streek.
FOR RENT = 25x6O-foot 6u1InS0
space next to Woolworth store o.
Main street. Rent reasonable. "a.
quire David George. cara 0Woot
Shop. Bismarck. n. q.
WILL TAKE q limited number q pu-
pills, class or private, In toe, Co.
centric. ballet, aesthetic, soft GA6o
ana acrobatic dancing. III 1eegt6
First st. Phone 1871.
HAWAIIAN GUITAR M113eUo-
T1ONS-For terms and oPpetne-
ments call The Music shop 1oooo
Sta. VIM. WoFlits. instEuetcR.
FOR SALE-Eight foot sods 1o0ir
tain in good condition. Very -
sonable. Call or write lfeS6
Street Stationery.
POOL HALL "a county 1T
completely equipped. a b1xgnin Il
taken ct otce. write ytrat 0en1o
Bank, Center. n. DIAL.
FOR sAI.LKenmaxe VaTioty
Kenmarc. No. Dak. 1lyooo CO.,
trades. Clean stock And G1Qm
town. ses
FOR eALH-One tom, hE
wagon. Hay rack An1 -
separator. Can 90 Axe1na.
FOR eALE-lb Il. !. ug3n
DnNAnek NNnAaktoa $780,
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, Aug. l0.-R)-Wheat
receipts today TIL compared to 1873 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
Zach VI1knNt- noliverN6 ArriuN
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Black wicker chairs, up
holstered in black and gold damask;
day bed, walnut finish: fumed oak
dining set: library table, ivory
dresser. chiffonier. table. bed. an
tique highboy, kitchen cabinet,
tables. chairs. fruit jars: lawn
mower. hose, garden utensils. Call
1920, or at It's Fourth st.
FOR SALE-One genuine brown
leather duofold and two leather
rockers, fumed oak dining table
and chairs and a breakfast set.
WANTED TO BUY q sanitary
cot. Phone 1174.
FOR SALE-Furniture for bed rooms,
living room, dining room. and kitch-
en-, piano. radio, Hoover vacuum
cleaner, Maytag electric washer.
electric range, gas water heater and
laundry stove. POI First street.
FOR SALE-Day-bed. mahogany fin
ish, tapestry u~pholstering. in splen-
did condition: also l6.inch brown
cowhide leather travelling bag. Call
46l-W.
BARGAINS N used furniture. Ken.
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BABY CHICKS

10 used furniture. Ken.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO PRODUCE
Chicago, Aug. l0.-(P)-Buttcr, un-
changed. Receipts 1896 tubs.
Eggs, unchanged. Receipts 10,O79
cases.
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

O6NvHA1
2s3.s-kvW Chiease-io2o
4:s0-Same A. WIZ
5:o0-Organ: Good Times
S:3U-Hotel Orchestra
6:n0-WJZ (l6 MI: O%rchestras
1:45-Same as WIZ
S:l5-Party and Dance t2x hrs.)
3A.s-WENR Chieaeo-s7o
7:00-Petite Classical Concert
0:O0-Sunday symphony Concert
S:30-DX Air Vaudeville (cia hrs.)
4t6.+WoN .Wlie chieaeo-72o
S:30-Larry Larsen: Pat Barnes
6:e0-Dinner Music
Observation-Disclosures Feature
7:l5-WEAF $50 N.Y.: Musical
S:l5-WEAF $50 ny: Porters' Quar-.
9:o0-News: Feat. Popular CTS hrs.)
3@.6-WLs chicaso-s7o
l.::o-Musical Programs
S:00-Little Brown Church
b:30-Father's Arm Chair
6:o0-Hour from WEAF
+@7.s-WMAo chieaso-s7o
6:oo-WABC $50 mini
6:S0-Concert Orchestra & Duo
7:15-Plaza Band Concert
S:00-Pianist: Aud Sandy
S:3n-WABC $50 MI: Amcs-Andy
9:11-Orch.: Bible Reading: Orch.
42s.3-WLW cineinnati-7oo
6:i5-Aneelus Hour
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NEW YORK BUTTER
New York. Aug. 10. Butter,
firm. Receipts o.lo0.
Eggs, firm. Receipts e0,976.
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HANNEl STATIONS
;:is-Henry Theis Orchestra
1:i5-Same as WIZ
6:l5-Concert Orch. a. Soloists
?:00-Cino Singers: Cello Recital
1D:0O-Musical Novelesque
cso.2-WTAM.WEAR c!eveiand-1o7o
':O0-Same as WEAF CAS- mini
7:45-Smlllng Ed Mcconnell
S:lS-Same as WEAF
S:45-Variety Hour
9:a5-I)ance Music eek hrs.)
2es.e-WHo Des Moines-tcoo
s:sn-wEAF & WIZ Programs
l0:o0-Little Symphony Orchestra
3so.6-Wcx.WJR Detroit-75o
7:co-Concert Band: F%inanciers
1:45-Same as WIZ
s:l5-Baritone: Concert Trio
a:pe-Happy Half Hour
a:30-News; Amos: Dance
l0:O0-Dance and Organ e hrs.)
css.s-WoWo RI. Wayne-11eo
eoo-WABC Programs q hrs.l
?:C0-Gospel Tabernacle
e7o.c-Wcco Minneapolis. 81. Paul-Sip
e:co-Sams As WABC 6 hrs.)
9:00-Band Concert Hour; Scores
e75.1-kMox st. Louis-1cso
S:oe-Same as WABC {: hrs.l
9:OI-Ozark Program: Musical
N:Go-Stove League: Amos-Andy
l0::0-Sketches: Musical Program
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NEW o 4 POULTRY

New York. Aug. 70. poultyy.
dressed weak. Fowls fresh o. froe1u
IS to 81.
Live poultry not quoted.
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New York, Aug. 10.-R-etandard
Oh Company Of Indiana closed on
the curb today ct s..
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nN stations and chain programs with list Of associated stations In detail