Market Dullness Persists Amid Large Pennsylvania Stock Movements
Apr 21 report shows continued market dullness with heavy Pennsylvania stock activity. Anticipated $40 million London issue, mortgage for $20 million in Amtrak Central equipment, and a 10 percent freight-rate advance influence trading. United States Steel and Unive Paolite lift the list. bonds irregular, total par value $2.718 million.
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Boston
New York
Amntis Central
Pennsylvania
Londy
Ale
New England
United States
Wheat Market News and Prices From Yesterday
The report covers wheat and corn futures with modest advances and declines. May, July, and September options show varied movement amid weather and supply signals. receipts and stocks visible from Bradstreet indicate market activity.
Local Market Prices and Wholesale Goods Report
Wholesale prices for produce and staples across markets are listed, detailing apples, potatoes, corn, wheat, oats, and rye. The report notes stock levels, price ranges, and buyers such as U.S. Bush & Co., with city retail and wholesale quotes across multiple regions.
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Dalry Yulten
Process Birth
Counry Buuleusin
Kankruuniry
Lens
Nan Fevd
Tony Yous
Sereurings Gereenings
Penal & Soni
Ube
Graham
Warley
Isa
Wheat and corn markets show sustained strength in cash and futures
Wheat and corn shifted higher as traders awaited the week’s futures, with May and July contracts rising on renewed demand. Liverpool and Chicago buyers supported prices while cash positions held firm, aided by tight old crop supplies and strong demand from wheat districts, despite some futures softness in later sessions.
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Saar
Shoetsafer Butts
Ibradstreet
Ibradstreet’s
Mormenpolin
Duith W
Chiesgs
Agaio
Iirm
Corm
Ghammegve
OG Co
Hogs and cattle market swings hit Chicago buyers hard
Chicago on April 21 reports weak hog sales with shippers holding back as last pig crop enters market. Cattle prices slump with steers and cows down amid lighter receipts. buyers cautious, legs of hogs and calves mixed with slow demand. Sheep and lambs show modest activity as Colorado and western lambs bid steady. overall market weakness mirrors reduced weekly arrivals and cautious buyers.
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Journal-Gazette
Chicago
Pricen Wufferad
Colorado
Monroeville Social Notes Highlight Fort Wayne Visits
Monroeville residents and families are listed among visitors and guests from Fort Wayne and New Haven. The community section notes Easter gatherings, dinners, and hosting at local homes including Miss Edith Langhlim and Lin Langhlim, with Mrs. Jeorge Ireland hosting a Priscilla Embroidery Club event.
Fort Wayne Men Raise Large Sun At Goshen
Fort Wayne men led by Geake and Charles Reed spent Tuesday in Warsaw to advance plans for a $300,000 Masonic temple near Fort Wayne. Arrangements for the event include bargains and details on the Indiana area. The drive aims to accommodate all delegates as talks proceed.
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Fort Wayne
Goshen
Kist News Buran
Warsaw
Ind
Geake
Charles Reed
Wayne
Ty Be
Ainck
Templar
Ambiguous OCR: Suspended Sentences in Circuit Court
Fragmentary report notes that Charney Land Paul Smith and others faced circuit court actions. Each person was sentenced to suspended terms with allowances for pending good behavior. details on offenses and final judgments are unreadable in the garbled text.
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Ime Rist News Bureant Agri
Charney Land
Paul Smith
Aye Gake Circuit Court
Dry Goods Market Shows Mild Uplift as Trade Signals Improve
The dry goods market reports slight activity with several retailers seeking summer merchandise. Pork markets remain quiet with little movement. Cotton yarn prices ease while linings have been reduced for prompt shipment. Fall orders expected to open soon amid price declines and supply updates.
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Giere
Coffee Market Movements In New York Trade
The New York coffee market opened lower by five points then rose to five points higher as sessions progressed. Large listings crossed 69 500 bags with May at 6.00c and others at varied futures prices. Spot prices quoted Rio, Santos and milds with several consignments noted.
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Ol Oalng
Tedd Ntou Ag
Ckuwtet
Sanadian Pac
IosiArms
Copper Gy & NW
Carer
Lace
Wan. S
DRG
Id Walbe
Ran
Tan
Soblinter
Shenky Eani
Paul Shu
Putherm R
Wastern Union
Guthern Pac Bee
Bias
New York
Minnesota
Daeses
Duluth
Inter
Trong
Fea
Raminal
Fenian
Polis Imweir
Santos
Sali
Comlova
Bank at Wabeshorig Closes Its Doors in Toledo
The bank at Wabesor closed its doors today amid heavy withdrawals. An amount of about $2809 was in the till. Joseph Nagler of the United States is named as receiver along with two others. Notices of the receivership will appear in Want Ads in the Journal-Gazette.
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Toledo
Bank
Qas Wausorn
Iwak
George W. Clore
Artick Teceivers
Wool clipping begins as farmers start wool trade
Farmers in Aen county and the Twelfth innet begin clipping wool. Market prospects seem good though buyers face early season troubles. Some wool fed with burner mine. reports say actions may be taken later to refuse all wool tied with sissal.
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Aen County
Innet
Bermuda Onions Crop Reported Short This Season
Reports from New York indicate the steamer Bermuda Alan is due in the city with onions and potatoes. Trade had forecast 35 000 crates of onions but bad weather will cut the Bermuda crop this season, with estimates halving to about 490 000 dollars in value. Onion sealers urge farmers to plant more onions and take care of them to improve future yields.
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New York
Alent
Bermud Alan
Trix
Bermuda
Wool Market Report from Boston Apr 2 Light Demand
Boston wool market remains quiet with slow prices. Territory wool on the Jerseyward basis listed at modest levels, stock keeping stable. Michigan and Wisconsin fine delaine and extra fine supplies are nominal with market quotes around 19 to 26 cents. Advertising rates in the Journal-Gazette noted as one cent per word.
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Sterling Exchange
Rey Ryal
Hankters
Atess
New York
Boston
Siipie
Moabie
SU Muaaliggy
Michicuy
Wiseswain
Delane
Maze
Michigan
Warsaw men form country club at Chapman's Lake
About thirty Warsaw business and professional men organized a country club project to develop ninety five acres on Chapman's Lake six miles north east of the city. Plans include building a clubhouse, dam to keep water, game and shooting grounds, highway improvements, and incorporation papers to be filed soon. Pitcher George Mullen of the Detroit Tigers is expected to invest.
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Bareaud
Warsaw
Bages Facm
Hanka
Chapman's Lake
Ami
Baseme Club House
Tugiskaasets
Chapman
Iit
George Mullen
Detrit Tigers
Purchase A Large Tract Near Warsaw City Avenues
Charles Scott and his son William have purchased a large tract south of Warsaw and plan to petition on Wednesday evening to open R street through their property, a move that could extend the city’s southern access. The proposal faces scrutiny as officials weigh benefits and risks.
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Kist
Warsaw
Ini
Charles Scott
William Scott
Widow hat’s wide frame fascinates readers in photos
A fragment describes a wide brimmed hat named the Widow hat with a frame measuring around thirty-two inches across and an overall width of about thirty-six inches. The blurriness hints at a stove picture featuring the hat as a focal point.
Some Pointers on Gardening from Charles Bash
Sage Mr. Charles Bash offers gardening tips for amateurs emphasizing seed planting depth, sun exposure, soil richness, and pest prevention. He recommends not overcovering seeds, using compost carefully, and avoiding harsh chemicals, with notes on bulb care and soil preparation for rapid root growth.
Gardening notes on crops and fertilizing practices
The article discusses preferred varieties for quicker maturity and space planning for garlic and parsley or other perennials for Gavaring. It recommends commercial fertilizers for city gardens and notes fresh manure attracts eggs and grubs, harming plants. If well-rotted manure is available, synthetic fertilizers may be unnecessary, but weed seeds in compost can germinate. peas and lettuce tolerate cold, followed by cabbage, cauliflower, corn, beans, tomatoes, and other summer vegetables.
Angola Lake James Electric Cars Begin Daily Runs
By Kist News Bureau Angola April 21 The elevated cars of the Angola Ballway and Power Company begin daily service between Angola and Lake James resort. The schedule went into effect Saturday with cars leaving Angola weekdays at 9 50 am 1 00 and 5 00 pm and returning from Lake James at 7 15 am 1 20 and 5 25 pm Sunday service runs 9 09 am 1 00 pm 3 40 pm and 5 00 pm with return times from Lake James.
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Kist
Angola
Ing
Angola Ballway” and Power Company
Lake James
Asi Pte
Aneernt
Rebekahs Visit Hudson from Hamilton
Hamilton Indiana April 21 Monday evening about two dozen of the Daughters of Rebekah from this place went to Nudron Indiana and assisted in the work there. Three candidates were Initiated after which refreshments were served and an enjoyable time was had. The visitors returned home well pleased with the manner in which they were entertained by the Hudson ladies.
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Hb News Buren
Hamilton
Ind
Rebekah
Plage
Nudron
Syich
Hudson
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Mesa
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Wiles
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Hgivy
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Wowenstein & Crouse
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bin Street
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Thutche
Purcell & Pearse
Suge
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Edward Taylor
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Fort Wrayne
Edith Langhlim
Lin Langhlim
Priday
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Nettie Ireland
FA. Kroelf
Erest_Mistonic Temple
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ORIG
Journal- Gazette
Wool Market
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Fort Wayne, Indiaza
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
Charles A. Wilding
George W. Pixlet
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