Wall Street Falls Into Rut With Significance Lacking
New York April 1. The stock market shows signs of restriction with few significant moves. Copper producers lead a downdraft as London and New York markets shake, while foreign exchange remains firm near débouche levels. Banks trim funds, money markets tighten, and trade reports hint at slower activity. total sales reach 3.272 million dollars with state bonds unchanged.
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Wheat market steadies amid favorable weather and seedings
Farmers awaited clearer signals as Chicago wheat opened strong on favorable weather in April trading. May rose modestly before retreating. overall receipts showed slight gains amid variable demand. Corn and oats traded with early strength fading into a softer close. pork and lard prices moved little with mixed local receipts and market quietness.
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New York Produce Market Report Amid Fluctuating Prices
The New York produce market shows slow movement in flour and other staples with exports and imports fluctuating. Prices for No 1 and No 2 hard winter wheat vary, with several crops and commodities reflecting shifts driven by weather, demand, and profit margins across futures and spot markets.
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Local Market Kansas Rain Gap Seed and Clover Seed Report
Local market notes show Kansas crops hurt by lacked rain with corn strong while clover seed weak. Prices for wheat and related commodities move on supply shifts, with barley and oats mentioned. dairy and poultry terms mix with general farm goods as traders track regional demand and futures activity.
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Albion Winor News Local Notes and Visits
Albion Indiana April 19 atr. Will Harsh of Avilla and Prad Taylor of Rendallville visited townsfolk on Saturday. Mrs Elmer Haney entertained at inner yesterday. Miss Georgian Loon and Frances Copp with Merten Tal. Eade Gexone and Hector McKeller spent Sunday with Velma Rosa at Kendalmille. Gavan Forts home from Missouri sick with typhoid. Mrs James Drake moved to Fort Wayne. death notice. Rev Knox gave farewell sermon Sunday. Rev Graves to preach next Sunday. Joe Moor of St Joe visiting. Mr and Mrs Honham and others in town.
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Inner
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Hector McKeller
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Sara
Kendalmille
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Ray Ditcard
Auburn
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Hoatetter
Alice Keller
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Win Green
Minnie Erlegtaun
Edith @ranks
Cromwell
Knox
Gundey
Gundey Night, A Very Large Congregation Being Present Rev. Graves
Eek
Miro
Joe Moor
St Joe
Honham
McConnell
Af Ligonter
Dirs
Ante Ciape
The Gay Goods Market and Trading Conditions
Market reports show weaker demand for cotton goods with buyers canceling new purchases. Sluggish sales persist as firms offer low prices and only small batches move for quick shipment, with prices generally declining and market activity dimmed.
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Coffee Market Moves Mixed Amid Erratic Listings
In New York the coffee futures market showed little change as lenders and traders reacted to sparse data. Prices edged firmer on some contracts while others drifted, with authorities citing uncertain demand and shifting supply signals from overseas markets.
Pleasant Lake News Highlights Local Visitations and Repairs
Pleasant Lake Indiana April 13. Glaine Huffman and family visited Mand Ms. Lee Grim and others in Ane gla. William Ritter and family from Ane were guests of George Cogswell and family in Me place. Mrs. Dr. Taker son Glaire and Mrs. Belle Sewell visited Clarence Harpham in Fork Warne. Edna Lacey of Waterloo visited relatives here. Mrs. Freak Barbey in Waterlie near Bright's disease. Tomes Huffman moved into the Thcurs Back house on North Main. Mrs. Belle Ecberteen and Miss Gor wide Raneburg attended the funeral of Jeep Raneburs in Goshen. A new Kitchen and Mining room are being added to the Dr Fuller house, John Maton overseeing. Rev Dr. Roberts in Grivett to Nor, for illuation services. The Pleasant wire course to be given in the evening by Pleasant Heke extra. The orchestra will be led by Drs. Sthuman.
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Clarence Harpham
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Bartenders Union Meeting Tonight Prompted by Journal Gazette
An important Bartenders' union meeting is announced for this evening urging all members to attend. The notice appears in the Journal Gazette want ads and highlights union activity and participation.
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Bartenders’ Union
Journal-Gazette
Angolan Minor News Highlights Local Court and Social Notes
Angola April 14 small case list in Steuben circuit court includes Marcy Shaeffer v Jacob Shaeffer and several divorce filings. Journal Gazette distribution glitch noted with bundles misrouted. Local attendees include Charles Bruce of Ashley, Brig. Desso G Johnson, James Robinson of Toledo, and Mrs Kate Tengardin at Patterson store.
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Toledo
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Fort Warne
Sundax
Kate Tengardin
Patterson Department Store
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Suit for Damages Filed in Steuben Circuit Court
In Angola Indiana on April by Mist News Born Lauren B South administrator the big attorneys Woodliw Beckholt represent Wabash Railway Company as defendant in a Supreme Court style action seeking five thousand dollars for negligence causing the death of Carlo Tonlnn who fell from a passenger train and lost his life.
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Revolver Display At Garrett Showcase Lincoln Shot With
A garrett Indiana piece notes a revolver connected to President Lincolns assassination. The weapon measures about fifteen inches, with five bullets from the 1812 era war. Parker collected items during a wartime visit and the display attracts attention. A small exhibit with related cannon imagery and Johnson bullets accompanies a millinery event planned for April 18, 1908, at Nort church. Admission is one cent.
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Death Comes to Wife After Operation
Zoe Diameene Bits, wife of Charlee KH Maranrens, died at St Hetephs hospital Monday morning after about two weeks in care. Death followed a recent abdominal operation. Survived by husband and one son and one daughter. Funeral at St Patrick's Catholic Church with burial in nearby grounds.
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Tero
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St. Patrick's Catholic
Marriage Licenses Granted to Steuben County People
County Clerk Alinga issued licenses in Angola for multiple couples in Steuben County. Names include Rekirsr and Suzan Miliee of Angola, with other couples from Clear Lake and nearby townships in the region. The notice lists issuing details and locations for these marriages.
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