davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Farmers' NJ arket

FHulIS-Applet. Mcintosh. No !, 81 81
Wolf River S25o 45-lb bu Crabapples
So $50 bu CGnialoupe sac so 6o-lb bu
Fesrs Bartlett. fancy, 81 bu.. No / $50
nsyorite. fancy. - eu No s3es5o
90 Hale fancy 80 bu No l.
s,3e3 so. Hsis Haven. fancy. 50 % bu.
fancy, s. bu No /. s3a4 CreenEsse
'sncy - bu No Sav3 SO. Grapes Con
cord fancy s2so = sge No 81 SOC
5oez 10 Wttermeions, Sigl75 6o-lb.
VEGETABLE GRrEEs-cahharc rrceus 80.
5ce 81 IS hu Leess 81 2Sal so on bchs
torrel Si@i.2S bu spinach fancy e. so
ra No N.7s~2 % ls-lb bu swiss
-lsrd 55cuSl hu Mustard greens ~ j.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-c,lery
'aooss' '2@3 50 ou Endiye fanscy s23s
tI 10 Sl2sa1 Go Head lettuce &c
,r Lsaf icttucc SPEC o-n BASKET PARSLEY
.ur,y. 4o@e5c doz ochf Romaine No J..
VEGETABLES MISC Beans green SO /.
'2o7 so. fancy - nu way Nc So
3 50 tu Roman fancy 50 bu No T.
. q 81 b.sckeye NJ. g 5oa4 DO Kentucky
Wonder fey 50 bu $40. tsH3 90 tu..
1eets soa6 CSC a. bchs topped siel 50 hu
DO Csbhafs no socoSI % son 20
20 81 1ss1 90 hu curly 81 Is pa car.
rats bunchsd Toe 40c Coz brt, ionpef
'sncy 81 IS bu Np :. 81 1902 Cault
owe fancy 81 Soa3 d71 30 81 500
CELERY fancy 81 crr heht ~. 40
1859 sweet corn 81 t-ta7 .ar- $50 90
9or cuclmhen sirrr' so9 so
pickles diI SO 81 r7 tl me
I'm $50. S5e7 so hu small Na I,
4as nu Dill -Errfl ca7 uCls Eggplant
5c0SI IS bu long type 100000 pctE
stket Hcrss-TsdiSh 50 peck basket Kohi.
sh toaT-r on brhf osrs ~ 81 T5
sas ue~t BASKET Dry onions 30 & mt
sOaoOc doI behs PsrErips Nc $50
so be Parsley root 60rTSc c-z otha
7epperr re- fsee' fancy So so bu ~ 1
- so g Csvenns eoc 81 Us peCs basf''
r1t - 9Oea 30 o. tu green Sial H
.r PIuerfus fancy SO $50 POO tr t2H
so rrtstUst. ~ SZo2 ~ bu pur0-irt
1ete IS on RsT'ites rec 80 GOO
- ~ rw rCnf .e.i vhIf' ~. 90 t1f
tog trhf FrUrsrt Soc ST. f1f t-rt hufa.
srsf 81 bu S0ussn Italian fancy s. 1f
% peer hr.tF' $50 arH ID i
i9uf 81 1sa1 -s. Tsb.s Queer H0r 81 ~
Fgttgro 30 Sl.1frt n nu roma
fsrry s. SO tr ~ ESQ HC pers
sksf fancy 100000 TJrrirt t" y g
do7 Scns topped 81 $50 20 tu
FCCs-LsrTs sif.5oals 90 30-onz case
ec.um. 3iasi4
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:, Friday. September 8. 1914
+ More DetrOiterS
Killed i'm Action

mother. Mrs. Eleanora Wygle,
lives AT 1928 Park Grove,
PFC. JAMES X. LEONARD.
q. July Is, in Normandy. 4
former student AT Southwestern
High. he entered the army in
January, 1943, and went overseas
last May. Ce4@e S. ti1Ss oScn Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Leon, l490l Rose
lawn.
PVT. LAWRENCE T.. STONE,
IS, Aug. 1S. in France. Pfc. Stone
went overseas last June, His wife,
Opal. lives at $500 Huron, Dear
born.
CPL. WALTER SHEREMETA,
%. July Il, in Italy. In the serv-
ice for two years, he has been
overseas for the last year He is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sheremeta, 502S Cecil
PFC. GEORGE LUKACH. 20,
July Is. in Italy, by shrapnel in
his face. Pfc. Lukach entered
the service in August. 1913. and
went overseas last March. His
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Lukach, 1892 Norman, have an
other son in service, Sgt. Steve.
PFC. ROBERT HENNING. 20
MAY l3. in Italy. He has been
overseas since last January.
His father is Nicholas Hennlng.
41S4 Twenty-fifth.
PFC. G. w. SCHMIDT. II. in
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ARMY WOUNDED

KING. It's EARL WINS. Myrtle KinS'
mother. Lansing.
;, KLEIN q, PFC EoPEn :rDo RI Detroit, Olga
Knoll. mother 3sis Alter, Detroit.
KRAvETz, PVT. JOSEPH c.--chArles J.
LUKAcH. PFC. GEORGE Airs. Francis
MALLORY. PVT pELMAR R.-MrS Grace
IMAM M%NGus' '' PVT. Ia VEIN Mrs. Carrie
Mangus, mother. Creenyills,
MIX MikUL M isT o 1T T As.;rIs, MMr'
Milioees, brother Is2ss Williams, Detroit
oLshoyE, PFC. ToNY-EsnAti A. olsho'e'
P%RAbis. Pvf' ARTHUR r.--Ar,hur
pI pARr'RI ifsef PVT PVT KENNETH Mrs.
Frances Partridge, wife, ASA Buckingham
PETE, PVT. pArTY-Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
PETERS. % LIT JOHN Sired B. Peters.
PHIPrs fEc ,. RonEE sG,,1 s-M" DO'
PiSSlkARp. PVT NORMAN 2ssLsis. E c,,S Viola
Elliott. uncle, 5iio PaTkview Detroit
PYNE.. PFC. ERNEST E.-ciiiiord Pyne'
'' RHINEHART. PVT. HOMER c.-Mrs. Katie
Rhinehsri. wife, wy.ndotis. -,
RILEY. PFC. -LoCkLINS,- JR'-MTs'
Clementine Riley mother Ne" raven,
RouKER' PFC MATHEW J-JerOms
F? sHFINsk sineT rs suI FRANK s-M Anton.
Sapinski mother Baldwin,
SCHULTZ I'D 1T, LOIRE w.-Mrs
Wayne =. Schultz. wife, l3400 Flanders
sHEREMETA. CPL. wALTER-Mu Cath
crime Shereme1 mother so2s Cecil Detroit
ShupinuS wife 1894 Kentucky Detroit
sfWIEC. PFC. cHEsTER-M Martin siwiee
father. 5s6s Parkwood; Detroit,
SMITH. PVT ALLISON J.-Mrs' Mary R
s% sruRM PVT STEPHAN B-Mr. Mar,
Bslsa iss ''f Py M'f R%9M6 PsI50
Frank A sIefypinski. father. 2osa Z. Grand
TALAsKi, PFC. VICTOR Mrs Edn'
VERNON. s/sGT. GEORGE R.-Mrs HildS
r Vernon. mother. Iron River.
WELSH SGT. GENE Mira Ella Welsh
nV WHITE PIC CHARLES E.-Mu JUL.
white. mother, so32 American, Detroit
wtLLIAMs sen mo,0, CHARLIE issgo snox gs
Willis. PVT JOHN F-Mn. Lorrain,
Wills. mother Gladstone
ALLISON. CPL. JACK F.-Seth Allison
FAY. PFC. CLARENCE D.-Mu, Una Fay
KNIGHT, PVT. LOREN Mrs Berth,
mmkntgnts m9thsr. GL I,nt! De ~ a..
KEgESEy y.s. sEc md ED%AE My.nGo,s Mrs
MARTIN PFC CLIFFORD R.-Mfs' Audre,
" Martin. sister. Hazel Pers
REjNiAK rfc Fs0son pctro Mar
[ SCANLAND. PVT RICHARD E-MrS Eliz
abeth Scsnland, mother. e332 hcGrav. De
4 troi'
STUGLTK. TIA LEONARD c--MrS. Mazda
l line StuElk. mother. Mics
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Sharp Upswiing
In Baldwin Net

Baldwin Rubber Co. net profit
for the fiscal year ended June. 30
is reported at 1878. 49,. equal TO
Sl.20 per share, compared 10
1924 .296 or 90 cents a share in
1913.
The net is after charges. reserve
for postwar plant arrangements
and provision for federal income
and excess profits taxes. The
reserve for rearrangements
amounted 10 100000 with the
provision for taxes Sl.12z477.
Profits for the 1914 period are
rubject to reneGotiation, while the
1913 figures have been adjusted.
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Pifer Promoted

Old readers of this column
wifi DC interested 10 learn that
EaEl- P!fer. who dissolved his
PIfer Electric Co. because he
preferred 10 fly for the army, is
now Capt. Pifer, director of air
training. for the Third Ferry
Group al RomuluS And |
Just learned thai while WAS
out OF town. this columns eX-
elusive prediction that Joseph
Nj. Dodge would resign his post
s=head=eEtAe=HaF Price Al
justment Board on Sept. l was
100 per cent accurate Watch
for an important bank appoint
ment here next Monday - big
name stuff!
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Auto
Graphs
Progress Noted
in ReconVersiOn
BY sILER FREEMAN

Progress is being made in
solving the reconversion puzzle.
When the broad picture is
examined. it is discouraging 10
see how many of the jig-saw
pieces are still missing.
Yet. the steps which have
been taken are progress. The
latest was the powers given
Edward l.. Cushman, state War
Manpower chief 10 decide on
manpower requirements TO pre-
pare for reconverSion. II con-
centrates the important phase
Of government control under
one person who can make deci-
Sions which will become increaS-
ingly important as the war in
Europe draws TO a close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Boner by Case

The financial district i Won
icTing how those ads announcing
the declaration of a IS cent
dividend on J. /. Case stock ever
found their way into the papers,
The dividend should have been
on the preferred stock and
amounted 10 $l.75
Last common dividend was for
IS cents and was voted in May.
Ordinarily action on the COM
mon would not be taken again
until November.
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PVT. CARL KOPEC, 10, July
Is. in France. In the army since
August. 1913, he went. overseas
last May. Memorial services will
be held at S p. m. Sunday IN
the Olivet Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Pvt. Kopec is survived
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Kopec, 1928 Lamont, ana
two sisters.
PFC. CORwIN PEARL. n.
July q. on Guam. He was a
former Times newSpaperboy and
also worked AT Vics Service
Station before Joining the marines
in March. 1913. Since going
overseas. Ia months ago. he had
seen action AT Bougainville. Ills
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els Waterman. 2210 Vermont.
PFC. GEORGE A. QUIEL, 81.
May u, in Italy. He joined the
army in February, 1913, and had
been overseas for III months. lie
is survived by his parents, MIR
and Mrs. E.'F. Quicl. Cement
City. two brothers and three Sis
tiers. Memorial services will be
held at 1880 D. m. Sunday in
Christ Lutheran Church, Louis
and Burke. River Rouge.
PFC. WILLIAM +. MEEHAN,
April IS. in the English Channel.
Formerly employed by the De-
troit Steel Stamping Co. he
entered service IN April 1913,
and went overseas in November.
He leaves one sister. Mrs. Edna
Dugan. and a brother, George. of
1883 Harvard, Berkeley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Vets Plan Adopted

Pontiac has put in effect a
plan for readjusting its ex-
servicemen TO civilian employ
ment, II. J. Klinglsr general
manager of the division. re-
veaied today. The aim of the
plan is TO see that each return
ing veteran is properly placed
on the Work best suited TO his
abilities and interest, Klingler
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF ABkA-
HAM COHEN. LOUIS COHEN; SYLVIA
COHEN AND BIN C0HES AID
iHc.1 REoRGhNiznb "coHES PROP.
ERTIEs" BONDS DATED OCTobE"
rs, 1925.
Notice is hereby given to the holders
Of the "C%EN PROPERTIES bond
issue dated October Is. 1925, secured by
the trust indenture, AZ amended apd SUP
plemented. hereinafter described, thar pur-
suant 90 the terms OF said trust indenture.
as amended and supplemented. said DetroN
Theatre Enterprises Inc. viii redeem TIE
remaining 1886, 900 OF unpaid par value OF
maturing October IS. ls47. and will pay
said bonds 10 be- 30 redeemed n, the office
81 Equitable Trust Company. 800 Criswotd
Street Detroit Michigan. on October II.
Iiaf4. al unpaid par plus accrued interest
ITO October Is, 1914. and income tar pay
ment on such interest as provided In said
bonds, upon presentation and surrender oI
said bonds TO undersigned with all unpaid
coupons thereunto belonging No snch In
terest VIII he paid on said bonds 10 be 80
redeemed after october IS, 1914. provided
deposit Of the necessary funds for spcn,
redemption and payment IL made on
before said date: assurance satisfactory
undersigned having been given by saif'
Detroit Theatre Enterprises Inc. thst
funds for such redemption and payment
will be available on said date NJ redemp-
ton n- provided IN said Indenture
Said trust indenture IL dated October IS.
1925. acknowledged October ~, 1925, re-
corded In Liber 1871 OF Mortgages, pages
227-2As both inclusive, Wayne County
records executed by Abraham Cohen, Louis
Cohen and Sylvia Cohen, bis wife. ara
Ben Cohen. first parties. James !. ID:
Straus. Trustee. second party tundersigned
Equitable Trust Company. Michigan cor
pnraiinn being SUCCESSOR Ia said James j.
d Straus. Trustee, and The Stratus
Brothers Company. an Indiana corporation.
third party, and WAS amended and sup
81 1896 recorded January IA. 1881 IN
Liber 1854 OF Mortgages pages 3i3 1888
WAYNE County records executed by said
Detroit Theatre Enterprises. Inc,
Michigan corporation, Louis Cohen. Sylvia
Cohen and Ben Cohen, as first parties
tsAid Detroit Theatre Enterprises, fne
being the then owner ~ the mhrtgaged
property. and undersigned Equitable Trust
COMPANY as Trustee second party In and
hy which said agreement IN. original
maturity 81 SAID bonds WAS extended ~
October Is. 1e4T, and the interest rate
thereon was modified
The said bonds 10 he 50 redeemed In
lclUde the following:
Nos sol sos. SOS SOC }si2 sislsis, s2s.
s27 s2q SIS s43}sfs $50 ISL $50. sS7.
$50. ss3. sst ss7 Sos, s73is75. SO, $50.
sal. 500 1872 s05. pos, 9i0 sit/sle,
92i e22 e27 s35 aaq e4itst3 90. s5l.
ts3. s55ls5s, s13fs75. ss2, sss ss5. ee3.
1901 1908 loo7 ioil. i0is 1912 1923 =
1913. i0is. 1857 i0fe. i052, 1885, 1888 I.
1860. 1866, 1855. iO7i. io77. lo7iio7s.
l0sAli0s 1859
Bonds. unpaid par vAiu. each. $3.50 81
Nos. ps(io0 io3 100 l0sfIOs, ii2. ia.
115 tIi7. iis,.i2l, i25
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Greyhound Profits
Remain Steady

Greyhound Corp. reports a net
profit of $4,9S4 1896, equal to S1.76
per share for the six months
ended June 80 against $4,923, 997
ar 81 "A share for the same
period last year.
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KILLED

S/SGT. BARNEY {. PURT-
ZENSkI. 20, Aug. 7, in France.
A former student at Hamtramck
High, where he played in the
band. he entered service in Au-
gust, 1871. and had been overseas
for the last two years IN North
Africa. Sicily and France. He is
survived by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Purtzenski. three brothers
and fur sisters
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WOUNDED

S/SGT. l.. r. wYGLE, u, July
9. in Normandy. Drafted in
March. 1871. he went overseas
last January and now holds the
Purple Heart. A brother, S/Sgt.
Donald, is in New Guinea. His
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Square D Declares
50.Cent Dividend

Square D Co. has declared A
dividend of so cents on common:
payable Sept. 80 to stock OF
record Sept. IA. A like amount
was paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

Biographical sketches of De-
troiterS killed in action or
wounded, according TO official
army and navy releases or next
of-kln:
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MARINE WOUNDED

BoLIN PVT JAMES A-Bsrney Beiin
COFFIN. opt MARION J.-vsrlsy Coffin
father Manchester
DROSKI PVT THOMAS-Btnedict A
DrQski father Grand Rapids
FORBES PVT ARTHUR Mrs Arthur
y Forbes wife 4as Field DeirG!,
FRAZIER PFC LLOYD GEORGE-Ms ard
Mrs oscar L. Frszier. parents 1874 Nor
way Detroit
REpBURN PFC ROBERT Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ. Reeburn. mother. Lansing
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European Area

European Area
ALDRIDCE PFC. FRED L. - Berniee Z.
ARSKoFF, PFC. IsIDoRE-Mrs. Ida Arm
kon, mother, ash Leslie, Detroit.
BAILEY. PFC. STANLEY F.-MrS Gladys
NJ Bailey. mother, Harrison.
CoRLEss. I'D 1T. JACK WITS Alma G.
CoTleSS, mother, Flint
DoBRZEcHowsKI. PVT LEONARD - Mrs.
Shirley DobrzeohowSki, WIFE, $3.50 Baldwin
poDr. $ SGT. OSCAR P.-Mrs. Evelyn NJ
Dodt. wife. 40202 Michigan, Detroit.
DOMPIER. PVT. DWIGHT Mrs. Sarah
+. pompier. mother. 1901 Twenty-hfth. De
DoTY. PFC ERNEST E.-Mrs. Bessie Do,y.
DRAIER' T SCR. PAUL G.-Mrs Catherine
T. Draher wife, SanduSky.
FAHRNER. PVT. JAMES M - Mrs. Anna
NJ. Farmer, mother, Hakel PARK.
FISH, PFC. REUBEN MINIS. Lorna Fish.
FISHER. PVT. BAILEY Mrs. Mids NJ.
Fisher; mother lS9sl Plsinyies. Detroit,
mother, t245 kiinger. Hamuamck.
KERSCHENHEITER, PFC. FRANK Mrs.
Helen Kersehenheiter mother croswell-
KimInel. mother. White Cloud.
KINNEY, PFC. HARRY E.-MrS. Helen M.
Kinney. wife. Cadillac.
Leonard mother. l490l Roselawn. Detroit.
MAST. PFC. JAsoN-Mrs. Doris NJ. Mast.
McINERSEY. list 1T. MARTIN v.-Mrs.
Ruth v McInerney. wife, Jackson.
MEYERS PFC. HENRY A.-Mrs. JuiiAnna
Meyers mother. Romulus.
REID. rs oRIE-Mrs. Vera Colbert. sis
SCHMIDT, PFC. CLARENCE W Mrs Betty
sEPANSKl. SGT. CHESTER A.-Mrs DoIo-
Thy N. Sepansd, wife. 47ls Martin. Detroit.
sKANTZ, PFC, ROYCE v.-Mrs. Florence
TATARCUK, PFC. WICHTOR-Mrs. Vernice
Z. Tartarcuk. wife, Van Dyke
TRIPLETT. PFC. AARON F.--Mrs. Kathleen
WANDER RoEST' PFC JOHN R-Mrs
CorncliA J. Wander RoeSt, mother, Kalamazoo.
vANIER: PFC; LAw TSsS S'-Mrs' Flor
WATSON, PVT. SAMUEL WINS Mabel
NJ; Watson; mother. 2aiS Liyern1ls s;, Detroit.
Mrs Eleanor wofisehiagrr. wife. s7l2 Grand
VIC WOLFF 'V Cpl. HERBERT Mrs Virginia
WYCLE' SGT LAWRENCE R-Ms.
EleanoIa Wygle. mother. 1929 PARK Grove
DetTbIt
Mediterranean Area -
ARTCLIFF PFC WARREN D.-Mrs. Lena
NJ Alfh' PT 9shf Rrc sdsR1~ JRmr. Marion
! Baker wife, 1888 GilchTist Detroit.
BREWER, PVT. CLAUDE Mrs. Maxine
CHAPMAN, I'D 1T. ALBERT B. JR.-Mr.
CHISHOLM, PFC. DAN. p-willism C.
]
= CLANCY, fSf 1T. JOHN c, JR.-Mrs. Rose
NJ Clancy, mother DOwsgiac
! COOLEY PFC ROBERT S--Mrx Maxine
Cooley mother Grand Rapids
! COWAN, PFC. CHARLES E.--MrS Mary
CowAn. mother, owosso.
DEGRACE PVT. LAWRENCE Mrs.
Demise NJ. DeGrace. mother, 1891 Medium.
Detroit.
DERIGHT, 1ST 1T. JAMES WINS. May
M Derighi wife. 2SA6 Richtpp. Detroit.
I FETTERER. PFC. ERNEST WINS: Alice
L. knight mother, Kalamazoo
( FREEMAN, PFC. DONALD -H--MEz-- Fern
Freeman mother, Owosso
I CAST, PFC ORvILLE F.-Mrs Emma Cast.
GoEBEL, PFC. MILTON C--Mn Myrtle
" Goebel. mother. Grand Rapids.
] GREEN PVT. CHARLES E-MrA Mltue
NJ Green mother. M Morris
HAMMEL PFC ROBERT W Robert w
Hsmncl father Lawton
! HUGHSON PFC SAMUEL J.-Samuel j.
Hughson father. Kalamazoo
KEMPPAfNEN PFC RUSSELL S.-Mrs
Ann Kcmppainen. mother, Pelhe.
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Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Michigan 3S from the Detroit area were listed
today by department wounded in action The navy
Michigan VINO
been wounded their nearest of kim who have
flied
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CHIt AGe CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. sept ms Cash grain
close
WHEAT-No I MIXED - S6is.
CORN-Ssmpie white $40.
OATS-No ? white extra heavy sc
30. white eOa6la,c
WINNIPEG GRAMS
WINNIPEG sept -is,----Hvr rfryrr
a. % sc lower today OCT. Ff1 &c, Dec
q3Nc MAY, a4iz a4hsc
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Earnings
DtAsA SroREs- conn

AMERICAN POWER AND LIGHT co.
, mos ended July 81 i944 1913
Net income SHAFTS $50 Sl6.2SS ST6
Share earn SsOS 500
DIASA-AIORES- eeRp--
Fiscal year end July 81 1914 1919
Net proht s3OSql3 S220.3 800
Common share earn Sl52 Si.s9
PFTFR FOX BREWING co
Fiscal VI end June 80 1914 Ia47
Net pT-Urt S60T 2o9 S32S 649
S26l
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Livestock Market
DETROIT


CATTLE-4oo. Supplies include around I s
e @Sqs shfuSnier steers. mostly westerns few
cary sales steady. but demand narrow, cows
scarce nrm load medium 10 good around
,OOO-lb steers SIS. few other common
and medium grades ranged sio@l45O. beef
cows So 5OGfl Gamers ana cutters mainly
IS Sow 8. bulk sausage bulls ssaio COM.
PARED WEEK AGo-Slaughter steers and
dullnesS on top-medium grass cattle. SELLING
sl4@1o; cows mostly steady betfS sraoeS
strong but Gamers weak. most Csc lower.
TO soc under high time; replacement cattle
strong, weeks top, SIS for few head choice
yearing steers. numerous lots good and choice
medium grass steers mostly westerns, 81 IS
"a IA rs. common 10 medium. soo-eso IN
se@1s: few choice heifers. sis; rood heavy
sausage bulls. $40 50. most common and
medium s,ockers and feeders se@i2. better
cALvEs-loo vesiers very spotty. choice
strong 70 soc higher than wednesdays aver
sesd S sns cbs steady toy 1 common S 11
medium. sl2@le culls. $40 down heavy
calves steady. ss@14. compared week ago.
vealers steady TO soc higher calves steady;
good and choice leo-24o lbs. Sl4 90.
heavier hogs mostly STA IS few 14o-ieo
sows sis25si57s FoR wEEKSAl hogs
sHEEp-aoo Slaughter lambs. uneven,
choice native spring lambs, si4 so, bucks
sort OF 81 less common and medium grades
si1@13 culls. s5@1o choice fat shon
down TO So FOR wEEK-slsughter lambs,
uneven mostly steady to weak. top around
SOC lower sheep strong. weeks top choice
closely sorted spring lambs SIS 2S. numer.
Gus rs SIS practical late top si4 so
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH Sept : fINS CATTLE
IL medium to good. si4sis common to
hsi ftp good TO choice s STA sosis edun
TO good s12a14.5o. common 10 medium
Sc So@i2 cows good to choice. slo@ II;
terS. s4e7 bulls. good to choice sII@I2.
common 70 medium SIS 5Oae5o
HoGs-25o steady leo-1so lbs stA7s
a2o rs. siSiesIsl5 aao;25o lbs ,
soosso lbs. sl575Sia 30 1oo.i5o lbs sS
sHEEP12oo 'oG steady choice DICE lambs. s14 as
common lambs, s4s7 ewes. sasa weihsrs.
CAVES steady. Good to, choice. sls
ai7 medium, si2e13.5o culls and com
mon, S4@s5o
CHICAGO SEPT. 5 ms HOGS 500.
Se sSay sissoEP5ai4' medium. sla IS isn't,
sows. slsT5ai4. pigs. si1@l35o
CATTLE 900 steady Calves, 500.
steady Beef steers. choice. Sl7,al g as
si2mis: butchers. heiiers. sio@17.25 cows,
Ssm13 so: bulls. ss@13; calves. Ssals. so,
feeder steers, sio@i4.2s s'rckers steers
SHEEP 600: steady. Lambs, si3 7 5a
il so; ewes. s4@55o: feeders. siisis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

NOTICE or REDEMPTION OF ABRA-
HAM COHEN, LOUIS COHEN. SYLVIA
COHEN AND BEN COHEN AND
DETROIT THEATRE ESTERPRIsEs.
FRTIESu BONDS DATED OCTOBER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
mounts declared or paid 50 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

ltl.
Bonds. unpaid par value each. 81 600
Nos. 205 22l 223 225 232 gas $40. 2ss.
2al, 1913 2ps, zoe 300 30s, 3i2. 32i, 325.
373. 374. ISL i3s5. 3s7, $50. 400. 3s3 y3es.
zoe. tl24l4. 4s0/iss. tss .ss. 473 ts2,
fs5. gs7 le2 sol 555 $50. 5s2. Ss3. Sss.
$40 So SIS. SIS, $50. st5/e47. $50 $50.
6a3, SIS 6s2 ss4 $40 673 SIS $40. ss1.
esz. es'. SIS, 7io: 7'2- 7S5. 7bs, Iss/7eo.
7s7 ies. I'll. ia 77t. rs, 7s3. 7ss,
7s7L7se 1890 1892 1925 1897, 1900. 1904.
1908. fO7/l4ii 1914, 1919. 1924. lt25,
lta3. lttt' i45eIast, lt72 lt7.. lt7s.
1877. 1879, 1881. 1882, 1853. 1894 1925.
1927. 1922, 1901, 800. l:oo. i5lsn3?t.
1912. i545. l5ts. 1891 1855, 1859, 1891.
1905. 1911 1919. 1877. 1923. 1929. ietsL-
ies5Iiss7. 1870 1914. 1877. 1872 isss.
l6s6/i6s6, 1922, i705, 1909. ITO. 17i3,
17if
Upon said redemption being mad. funds
VIII he available for final payment and
holders Of all outstanding bonds and Ger
tifca,es of participation issued pursuant
TO paragraph 3 Of said amendment and
supplement 10 said trust indenture viii
he entitled.
The outstanding certificates OF partieipa-
ton are Nos q 10 r. -, IS, a. 20.
g. 90. g e. q 4 s 8 g. r. = q
e7IiOO l04. iOellOs. ITO. ii2Iii4. lis.
1875, 1872 l4l, ii2. 49,. i5I. I6l, ies,
le2. iet 1877. 2O2. 2O5, 2I3 2i4. ais,
oof oo9 foDg oar 90 oae ono oaa tosn'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

1918 1870 1921. i223' i22s. 1881. I733' lass.
1895. 1910. l2t5. i2ts i752, 1888. 1910,
1872 1892. 1888. 1890. 1922, i2ss/i2eS/
1927 1929 1892. 1897. l340l3A. I3d
r15i 1888 1888. 1887. 1859. 1850. l3s3.
1858 1867. 1871, 1871. 1879. 1888. 1885,
1889
Nos. l2a, l32I3i i3T/l3s. 14s, iieIi5e.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
BEATING THE GUN
KING WOULD DRAW THEM IN
BY AVN MOsEs for AMP

NEW YORK -(ANID Baseball. the game Of all
Americans regardless Of color not 90 cent up to the
standard of last season. That doesn't mean that il SUI
fcrs from appeal because this Il should that
duration baseball has attracted spectators who never be
fore gave the game tor the sport pages more than
passing thoughts This might rightly be attributed TO
what choose call warnerves, nditon that cries
out for heathfu recreation well visual JOY in
matter how nexperty played.
While know Of many Negro ball players who
would have proven great draws the gate can't help
thinking of what Branch Hickey and Leo Durocher miss
ed by not signing to Dolly King now pastmng
handsomely with the Homestead Grays of the National
Negro Baseball league. Thousands Of high school and
college Youngsters would have packed he parks TO watch
the sensational basketball football and baseball ace OF
Long Island university cavort on the green throw made
by an outheldcrcacher tCampanela) of the Baltimore
entry in the Negro circuit fortnight ago at the POLO
Grounds would have made much comment IN the daAy
press as any throw made by the socaled greats OF
big time baseball
The silliest most un American practice in the realm
Of spordom the rule barring our boys out Of big league
trials Naturally only few would make the grade
without minor league or Glass league schooling
But those who would pass muster would write their
namcs deep on the pages Of sport