Professionals Put Quietus On Early Activity In Stocks
New York April 19 The stock market showed a quiet start then edged up but weakened late as professional traders pressed for stability. Industrials wavered with United States Steel cited as the standout, while damper from wheat and London discount rates influenced sentiment. Bonds steady with total sales about 4.8 million dollars.
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Ed-Vances
Severnl
United Suites Stel
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Gaultman Gary
London
United Statex
Wheat Market Rises on Kansas Crop Reports
Kansas crop reports push wheat higher amid strong market factors in Chicago and New York trade. Traders noted western weather forecasts, export pace, and receipts influencing futures with May opening higher and prices firming through the day.
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Kansas
Vast Local Market Quotes across Groceries and Livestock
A bustling wholesale market list details prices for creamery products, butter, potatoes, meats, and various grains. Prices span items from dressed hog meat to clover and grass seeds, with quotations from W.J. Lebergan & Co. and Howenstein & Crouse, including live stock values and farm goods across multiple vendors.
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Yaouy Vigin Creamery
Mark Valley Ulgin Creamery
Agra
Michigan
Turkoyd
Wheat Market Recovers Slightly Amid Weather Delays
In Chicago and Toledo markets wheat edged higher as buyers held steady despite wet weather delaying hay and clover seed planting. Cash and May contracts rose modestly while July and September showed gains, with figures from Liverpool and local receipts showing mixed strength and persistent weather impacts on supply.
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Ty Bears
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Iverpeul
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Liverpool
John Inglas
Mac Nonla
Kan
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Coniston House
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Noble County farmer's wife in runaway accident
Mrs Albert Rurumel wife of a prominent farmer north west of Kendallville and her two daughters aged nine and thirteen visited friends near Albion. Returning from Weimer's barnyard a wagonette horse bolted and threw them. Mrs Rim sustained a severe dislocation of the left shoulder but no serious injuries were feared. Dr Hays of Albion attended her then took her home.
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Kendallville
Ind
Albert Rurumel
Thertayo
Albion Thuveflay
Yar
Charles Weimer
Altron
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Stopped Sale of Goon Goods Ties Warsaw Case
Fort Wayne dealers stopped the sale of substantial property taken from the Rigdon hotel in Warsaw after a court suit brought by Mayor C A Rigdon. Authorities suspect the disposition of the hotel goods may trigger criminal proceedings. The prior sale allegedly involved false representations about ownership.
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Warsaw
Ind
Gomse
Fort Wayne
Rigdon
Local notices from Fort Wayne area discuss chain of events
Indicated items include Fred Kohlmeyer and sister Miss Pauling Kohlmeyer traveling to Chicago, Lola Apple undergoing cataract removal with hopeful recovery, C W Gandy and Murat temple events, organ work at St Paul Catholic church, Fort Wayne Lodge anniversary plans, Calvary United Brethren women attending the St Joseph conference, and post office overhauls to widen mail facilities.
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Pauling Kohlmeyer
Fulton Treat
Lola Apple
Carglins Street
Joseph's’ Hospital
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Indianayolla
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Onion diet tale borders on bizarre medical claims
A fragmented clipping reports a "one onion per day" cost claim and dubious medical advice. It mentions a supposed test or prescription, with references to health effects and sanitation, though the text is garbled and hard to verify. The piece reads like a sensational health fad note from a local paper.
City Scales Chronicle of Odd Fair Page Oddities
A fragmented OCR snippet reports whimsical items at a local fair. Mentions unnamed fellows, various oats and toads, with unclear roles or outcomes. The text preserves the tone of a bustling community event and hints at peculiar exhibits.
Market News from IV Torr Reflects Steady Prices
Market notes show prices steady with minor 5 point shifts amid European heat, Brazilian receipts, and steady demand. Trading ranged with May contracts around 35.7, December near 55.00, and May at 35.7, while other commodities remained quiet and dull.
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The Dry Goods Market Shows Mixed Readings
The market narrative notes declines in cotton prices and limits on demand. Buyers are placing orders for new stock as last year’s activity fades. Mixed wheat and corn futures appear, with local traders watching price movements and supply constraints amid lingering uncertainties.
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Arson, building project listed in Washington township notices
A damaged OCR text outlines a town land and building matter in Washington township. It names multiple individuals and entities including trust companies, supervisors, and property owners. The fragment references a construction or property action with sections and parcels, and mentions a public or legal proceeding tied to local development.
Card of Thanks We Thank Friends and Neighbors
Card of thanks from In Ubis wnenner to express gratitude for sympathy and support from friends and neighbors. Reads like a short notice from a local publication, noting appreciation for kindness during a time of loss.
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Alen
Returns From Fort Wayne Pest House
Kendallville Ind April 1 Perry Emerith who had been at the pest house in Fort Wayne on account of smallpox has been discharged from quarantine and returned to this city last evening. He was pretty well developed when he was taken there and 50 percent was required for him to retain the full three weeks. He speaks highly of the conduct and of the care given to patients. Garry King is just beginning if he badly broken out.
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Riet News Bureau
Kendallville
Ind
Perry Emerith
Fort Wayne
Is. C
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Garry King
Death in Tilkhart Leaves Family in Grief
Rendalamily informs readers of the sudden death of Samuel Blane, causing the aunt to travel to Elkhart for the funeral. The service is set for Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock, with interment to follow at the local cemetery. The notice emphasizes small undertakings bringing comfort and appeals for the Journal-Gazette readers to assist.
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Hog and cattle market report from Chicago and other yards
The report covers hog and cattle prices at Chicago and other yards on Friday and the week’s close. Buyers favored lighter weights, with hogs around 60 to 70 dollars and steers near 65 dollars, while calves and sheep showed steady demand. Strong entities include Arranue & Co and Sytte & AL Ueelone, with market activity influenced by Holy Week consumption.
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Hay Market Report From Chicago April 11 Firm Prices
The hay market closes firm with receipts about 72% tons unchanged. Choice timothy and No 1 mixed remain steady with options for No 2 timothy and No 1 mixed. Wheat, rye prices listed, grain values at Kansas City area showing activity and totals around 26 0620.
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Kansas
Kendallville Census Taker Starts City Enumeration
W P Alvers began taking the census in Kendallville on April 1. He notes 1182 children in the city schools last year and explains population estimates will use a multiplier of 44 rather than 94 due to many young men and women employed in local factories. The completed census should show a sizable population increase.
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Leesburg to Get New Live Weekly Newspaper
Leesburg announces a new weekly newspaper to be owned and edited by a Warsaw man with extensive experience in journalism. The folded Weekly Standard ends after decades, leaving room for a faithful, enduring publication produced by the new staff.
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Leesburg
Weekly
Standard
Wabash High School Baseball Team Buys New Suits
By Ist News Bureau Warsaw Apr 10 members of the Warsaw Fish school baseball team receive new suits in grey tones. The spring schedule includes Goshen, Columbia City, Bilhart, Wabash and Plymouth as upcoming opponents.
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Graduating Exercises Planned at Warsaw High School
Warsaw high school announces graduation exercises on Thursday evening May twenty seventh at the opera house. Principal Dr John St. John leads the class in a brief program with processional music and diplomas to be awarded.
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The Selivenstian of Aunt Mary at the Majestic
The American Stock Company opens a week at the Majestic with The Selivenstian of Aunt Mary a three act country to city comedy featuring Lia Sie and Alina Daie. Bob and Jack are central to the plot set in Aunt Marys home and New York with a melodrama The Black Hand following.
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Arthur. Chatterton
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Belle Clayton
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Temple matinee features favorites and trained bears next week
The Temple presents a school children matinee this afternoon with favorites on the bill. William Windsor has a reworked act, along with Carrine’s trained bears set to perform next week. The program also includes the Patel family and Gertrude Des Roshe, promising special appeal to the boarding school audience amid broader social chatter. In contrast, a German labor note reports 60,000 workers to be locked out in Frankfort.
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Demenbs
Boattina
Stevene
Berry
Carrine
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Bruinhee
Shane
Builders and painters locked out in southern Germany
Branches of the building trades will be locked out to Moray in southern Germany as negotiations between builders and painters fail to agree on hours and wages.
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Germany
Henes-Nassau
Rhine
Catholic Priest Dies by Shooting in Albany Vestry
The Rev. Joseph Graham, rector of the Roman Catholic church, shot himself today in the vestry of his Albany church. A native of Albany, he was in poor health and despondent, with friends thinking his decline was temporary.
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Erate Hank
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No Cases Against Kaneas City Theatrical People
Kaneas City Missouri April 10 4 there was an unexpected turn in Sunday observance theater cases yesterday when Judge Willer E Wallacs of the criminal court admitted there was no evidence to convict the 2000 actors indicted within the past six months. He said there was no evidence to convict the actors except those arrested during the last few weeks. It appears the grand jury later returned most of the yearly indictments and failed to secure witnesses to justify infraction of the Sunday closing law.
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Kaneas City
Flour Millers Meet in Chicago Elects Officers
At the convention of the Flour Millers National Federation in Chicago on April 20, delegates voted for a 5 cent per barrel carrying charge on delayed buyers and backed duties on wheat flour tied to wheat value. The body approved a tariff plan, with strong debate, and elected W. E. Castle of Louisville president and A. L. Godzman of Chicago secretary for the year.
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The
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United States
W. E. Castle
Louisville
New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
An early 20th century ad proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery a remedy for consumption, coughs, colds, and pneumonia prevention. It touts a trial bottle and lists a price at local druggists, noting the product’s rapid relief after several sips. Also includes brief local birth notices from Lawrence Keeneman and others.
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