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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
8
Mathilde and Stewart return to Orkwell in England to confront a past rival as their plan to marry quietly hinges on family acceptance. They meet Stewart’s widowed sister-in-law and the wary household as tensions mount for the upcoming confrontation.
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Dunn notes improved trade conditions with forward work in principal industries and growing bank activity. There are concerns about prompt supplies and transportation capacity, yet credit remains healthy as payments rise and defaults stay manageable. Demand for money grows, and prices for commercial paper hold firm amid solid industrial output.
New York reports show manufacturing and jobbing markets expanding as vacation season ends and harvest prospects rise. Currency to the country strengthens while security markets ease. Iron and steel buying grows, railway purchases pick up, and early delivery premiums appear for manufactured materials. Wheat prices rise boosting farm movement. idle cars decline with talk of a year end shortage. Weekly business failures Aug 19 total 183, down from prior weeks.
Regional price ranges for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye butter eggs potatoes and pork from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and other markets. Notable figures include cattle $4.00 to $7.50 in St Louis and hogs up to $8.60 in Buffalo with corn around 63c to 73c and wheat near $1.05 to $1.10 across several cities.
Indiana state notes report a Newport County loan of 250 dollars made over twenty years ago secured by real estate valued above 5,000 dollars. The borrower has paid 300 dollars in interest over the period, while the loan remains active as a state obligation.
Noah R. Marker, assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Tipton, faced questions over bad loans found by the bank examiner. Friends say the bank policy allowed Marker to place surplus on interest and that he acted as the bank’s agent with broad authority. They contend losses stem from judgment errors, not fraud.
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