Wheat and oats rise on drouth fears in Nebraska area
Nebraska wheat and oats jumped on Chicago markets as drought and dry weather in Nebraska and Kansas boosted May wheat ahead. Prices closed firm with May up about 10 to 24 cents from the day’s low. Reports noted light primary movement, brisk demand from shorts and commissions, and strong corn and hogs futures lifting overall grain tone.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Bay
Kenuns
Nberal
Salex
May
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Commission Linus Enger
Tidders
RMMC
Haiée
Aa Sic
Mises Poms Pullets
Ariel
Avril
Lawer
Low
Clare
Local Market Prices and Stock Quotations Across Commodities
Local market notes detail wholesale and retail prices for produce, grains, livestock, dairy, and forest products. Entries include wheat, corn, oats, barley, potatoes, butter, cheese, wool, hides, and poultry with regional buyers and price ranges, plus transportation and storage notes from multiple merchants and suppliers.
Drought Hurts Kansas Grain Market Mixed Prices Rise
Fragmented OCR shows drought pressures on Kansas crops driving higher coarse grain futures in parts of the period, with notes of weather setbacks and fluctuating prices. Mentions corn and oats with cash quotes and regional market tone. Names and exact figures are garbled.
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Kansas
New York Pro Duce Market Receipt Jumbles
Readable scraps show prices and items on the New York Produce Market list. Entries mention April putter wear receipts and various grades like common, firsts, and seconds along with poultry and dressed turkeys.
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Snclal
Chaloe
Finmer
Tawle
Aintie, sPaultty
Turkers
Tors
Untitled fragment about butter makers guidance and tastings
Incomplete text references timely advice for butter makers, mentions a foundation bulletin, a state calls association, and a selection process. Details are unclear, with many garbled terms and missing context.
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Ie Latenea Tre
Conaviitent State Calls Association
Dense wartime notes reveal halted siege in distant region
Fragmentary OCR records mention stalled operations and shifting fronts. Names and places are unclear, but reference to a siege and military activity suggests a paused campaign and fluid frontline dynamics amid broader conflict.
Unclear sale scene at city auction described
A fragmentary report details a Saturday city auction where a prospective buyer eyed a bottle and coal tail item as the day nears end. By sale close the “dad” is said to have sold for 35 five dollars, with receipts and loads noted along local roads.
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HK Hrsan
fMow
Ats
Trhipon
Easter demand looms for poultry and eggs predicts grouse
George E Grouse of Howenstein Crouse merchants warns in a Journal-Gazette letter of a weak week for butter and eggs followed by a busy Easter period. He notes chickens at 1c to 2c per pound on foot and eggs higher, butter around 25c per pound, and turkeys and ducks in demand at high prices. Potatoes and onions show mixed signals as apple stock nears peak season with prices cited.
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Howenstein & Crouss
Ebart Packing Company
Massillon
Sao
Jackson
Beech
Itv
Ata
Sago Durhel
Lve
Purcells Pearce
Toy
Journal-Gazotte
Gorge B. Grouse
Howenstein & Crouse
Michigan
Ralph A. Ford Succumbs to Typhoid in San Francisco
Ralph A. Ford, age 21, died in St Duke's hospital San Francisco from typhoid fever with pneumonia, after a brief business career as a professional horseman. He had returned to Omaha from the West Coast and was a member of the Baptist church Pathfinders. Survived by his parents and two brothers, the remains will be brought home for services and burial.
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A. J. Ford
A. Ford
St Duke's Hospital
San Francisco
Bap~ Vist Botth
Pathfinders
Dei Ford
Omaha
Nel
Guy Foard
Tomains
Garrett Man Ordained as Minister in Garrett
Samuel W. Hartcock will be ordained as a minister at the Baptist church in Garrett with a council from Northeastern Indiana associations. Delegates from Lima, Lagrange, Woolcottville, Pleasant Lake, Kendaville and Auburn are expected. ordination events begin Monday at 2 PM and extend into the afternoon and evening. family plans to sail from Hampton, England on June 1.
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Kist
Garrett
Iod
Baptist Church
Samuel W. Hartcock
Northeastern Indiana Baptist Association
Lima
Lagrange
Woolcotevile
Pleasant Lake
Kendasville
Auburn
Hartsock
Hampton
England
Aust News Burra on CITY? Tad Agri T
Fragmentary text mentions maren 28 and references to farming and representation. The readable segments are insufficient to determine a coherent event, person, or place. The article appears damaged with unclear names and dates.
Columbia City Buyer Receives Valuable Furs From Dealer
Chus G. Wrelt, a buyer from Columbia, received a consignment of wolf skins and 400 lynx furs. The furs, scarce and valued, were purchased for his partners and were acquired from trappers and hunters in the western high country near Prescott.
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Columbia City
Kist
Columbia Qary
Ind
G. Wrelt
Droit
Mar
Prescott Arend
Alwer Prescott
Hit
Anountain
Cunningham Funeral Largely Attended in Columbia City
In Columbia City Indiana April 2 a large crowd from across the county attended the Cunningham funeral in Troy township. The service at the Presbyterian church was led by Rev Gibson Wilson of Ploreecon. The decedent, who lived nearly seventy years, was honored by many in the community. The remains were laid to rest at the Bend Baptist cemetery.
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Columbia City
Ind
Uke County
Wile Sun
Cunningham
Troy Township
Fry Presbyterlin
Gibson Wilson
Ploreecon
No Special Election In The Thirteenth District
Indianapolis April 12 Governor Hine announced no special election will be held to fill the late Congressman A L Artule's seat in the Thirteenth district. He said the district will wait for a regular election to determine representation.
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Indianapolis
Hine
A. L. Artule
Whdere Weel
Congress
Commodore Foot Vigits Kendallville
In Kendallville Indiana on April 2 Summit No 1 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias welcomed Charles W Nestel known as Commodore Foot. He attended funeral services for Anson D Browand and marched with the regiment in the cemetery. The 60 pound three foot tall figure plans to attend the supreme encampment in Boston next August. The company has raised funds to cover expenses and Nestel has been a guest of Mrs. J N Childs on State Street.
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Kid News
Kendaleville
Ind
Summit Company
Pythins
Charles W. Nestel
Thia City
Alntor D. Co Browand
J. N. Childs
State Street
Man Who Loses Arm Is Reported Better
Homer Slagel, the man who lost an arm in an on the road accident months ago, is reported much improved today. He was treated at Sacred Heart hospital before being sent home, but his arm heals slowly. A Fort Wayne physician advised care, and Garrett doctors held council with the Garrett physicians, yet there is little hope for recovery. He has a wife and four children, and his friends are anxious.
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Rist
Cabrett
Homer Slagel
Sacred Yeart Hospital
Fort ‘Wayne
Garrett Deeturs
Journalu Gazette
Cincago
Fevel Pistors
Sre
Ialadvanom
Urthermore
Emi
Miles
Meen & Lownr Nage
Peices
Caltla
Pricsx
Ak Ramen
Kendallville Social Notes From Indiana Town
Kendallville residents and visitors are cited in this social roundup. Bertha Goplin visits her parents in Lagrange while Artin Snowe and family stay with friends in Angola. John Hoke arrives from Asmmon d and visits his daughter Mrs George Rothven on Molt street. George Shew travels to Albion to visit relatives. Prof O Rulind moves his eighth grade class to the St Myers property on Sevill State street. A crowd attends the White Sox vs Fort Wayne Lean baseball game in northern Indiana. Lucetta Wilks returns from Butler visits. Harry Helwig pursues study at Michigan University, spending time with parents and friends. Mrs A J Hosstacher departs for Auburn to stay with Charles Knapp.
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Kendallville
Ind
Bertha Goplin
Lagrange
Artin Snowe
Angola
I Jacnh Hoke
Asmmond
George Rothven
Molt Street
George Shew
Albion
O. Rulind
St. Myers
Sevil State Street
White Sox
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Iss
Lucetta
Wilks
Butler
Harry Helwig
Michigan University
Ant Arbor
Pirenta
Birs
George Berhalter
Gertynde
Louize Berhalter
AJ. Hosstacher
Auburn
Charles , Knapp
Angola Minor News highlights and local notices
Angola Indiana April 12 local column reports Mr and Mrs J Vs Hills entertaining their new baby boy born Tuesday. The dairy and ice cream establishment on Buel Gale Street is noted. Mrs Alert Leas, recently ill, shows improvement and a Fort Wayne hospital stay. Out‑of‑town relatives include Miss Mar at Jonesridge Michigan and relatives in Angola. Funeral attendance for late sea Willamegy noted with Eli Neri Andrick Wilfiameen and others from nearby towns.
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Indy
J. Vs Hills
Taurs
Buel Gale Street
Alert Leas
Taat
Patlenty Fm
Fort Wayne
Pai Torn
Jonesrides
Ils
Elster
Miss Mar
Marr
Lisonies
Ind
Mult Life Insurance Company
Gosties
Nk Harris
Stare Mich
Ory D. Teal
Ul Taleds
Swine and Sheep Market Slump Noted in Cincinnati Report
Special report from Cincinnati markets shows hog prices easing and pork demand cooling while lambs and sheep also soften. Traders cite strong eastern shipping demand but overall slower buyer activity with varying prices across steers hogs and calves as buyers hold back.
Kendallville Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
April 12 Kendallville brief lists Aliss Gladys Russell visiting Fort Wayne with friends, Mrs Jacob Keufy hosting her sister Blanch Ritter from Pleasant, and Paul Zimmerman visiting his mother after driving a wagon for Jos Gerhalter. Other items mention Rex Brown arriving as pastor, Marlon family en route to Byataecuse, and various relatives visiting or recovering from rheumatism.
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Huston
Lucile
Elizbeth Franks
Fort Warne
Rex
PL. Browns
Evangelical Church
Airy
Marlon
Sanday
Duiius Kann
Bytaecuse
James Harrinesten
Try Journal Gazette Want Ads Card
Classifieds brief ad item noting want ads service in Journal Gazette context. Includes call to action to place or browse classified listings, with emphasis on opportunities for buying selling and services through the newspaper.
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Journal-Gazette
Journal-Gazette Grain Letters Report On Market Slump
The Journal-Gazette grain letters describe a near standstill in markets with tye oats and wheat prices down, rye and corn holding high, and the Fort Wayne market showing strength for partners while Chicago grain adds temporary weight. Growers like Fred Tresselt report grain in fine condition and urge readers to ask rural carriers for verification.
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Harry E. Bush
Basu
Fred ‘Tresselt
Tresselt
Fort Warne
Chicago
Renorte
Allen County
Stext Temand
Kendallville Magician May Go On Stage Ladles of Lyceum
Kendallville’s famed illusionist John Weckerman, known for sleight of hand and a national act, has received an offer to perform on the lyceum stage. Local press notes describe his growing renown and potential debut beyond Kendallville.
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Kendallville
Bist
Und
Kendallville Trishk
Lyceum State Inv
John Weckerman
Denese
Gallnway’s
Wackerman
Notable Arctic Explorer Sets Out on August Expedition
On August 1 Dr. Jean Charcot, famed explorer, will launch a new Arctic trek relying on a motor sled device. He plans a two year mission, with provisions for two years and experts to reach the south pole and return, after Alpine testing shown effective.
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Jean Charcot
Dixon lecture plan discussed with Wackerman in Chicago
Charles Stephensen of Indianapolis reports in the city to see Mr Wackerman who is weighing the preposition in g0 on the Stage Hig work. The aim is to gauge potential success as he has entertained before prominent Chicago clubs and other venues. Wackerman will raise the matter with the bureau at once.
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Charles Stephensen
J. L. Dixon
Feat
Indianapolis
Mr. Wackerman
Chicago
Ackerman
Bureau
Hicksville Firm Fails Under Bankruptcy Filing
Toledo April 12 The W R Holten company of Hicksville filed a schedule of its liabilities in U S District Court, listing debts of 6508.51 with no assets. President WW Holden submits the affidavit detailing the firm’s financial collapse after two months of creditor actions.
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Toledo
Wr Holten Company
Hicksville
Huntington Congregation Calls New Pastor
Special to Tournei Gazette reports the Central Christian Church in Huntington extended a formal call to Rev. Elmer Wart iCate of Autheiron Kansas to become the pastor. The move signals approval of his potential leadership and pastoral work in the community.
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Huntington
Tournei-Gazette
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