Dike Planning and Council Meeting Tonight
A disjointed transcription describes planning for a dike project and a city council meeting tonight. It mentions committees, bond considerations, school matters, and various officials such as the city clerk and Treasurer Ty. The notice signals a busy session with reports and potential votes on bonds and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutueb
Cly Athuney
Guy Cotertes
Ager Golis
Duserket
Priedenily
Jakes
Laue
St. Joe
Senate
James Ty Iy
Mungovan
Warsaw News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Losses
A tangle of items from Kosciusko County notes Bertha Wommun spent nearly a year in Yellow Creek district and Mable Kiln travels to Creses North Dakota to visit a brother. William McChine leaves Warsaw Bird School baseball team. Rev S A Spiller moves to Claypool. Anchor class of Carlatian church hosts visitors. Local exam passers listed with scores. High winds last week disrupted seed planting near Milford, causing damage to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable
Claypant
Creses
N. D
George Flos
John Carney
Crater
Chicago
Claypool
Iyost
William McChine
Warsaw Bird School
Rev
S A Spiller
Claypagl
M. E. Peraontes
Warsaw
Mes
J. AL Beaton
Ly L. Kemper
Grco Pallnatl
Hubert Slaw
James W. Brow
Peryla Philips
Elsrda Amborick
Helde
Milford
Sharp Advance in Liverpool Wheat Prices Feeds Markets
A chaotic Liverpool wheat market scene drives sharp gains as futures rally. Prices climbed amid delivery concerns and speculation for May through September contracts. Traders noted strong demand, with reports of higher bids and cautious selling as stocks tightened and outlook stayed bearish for nearby months.
Fort Wayne Wholesale Market Prices Overspread Local Trade
Local Fort Wayne wholesale market prices list eggs butter cheese meat and produce with figures for different goods. Details include butter prices, oats, corn, hogs, beef, and farm stock quotations from merchants and packing houses with daily shifts and April pricing.
Market Update May Open Higher In Early Wheat Trading
Cash wheat opened higher and May, July, and September futures showed intraday gains before midday. Corn and oats moved variably with May and July options fluctuating while cash prices showed limited strength. Armour mills reportedly bought, with Creighton short selling noted and overall grain market activity described as unsettled by mid morning.
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wiSpechs
Toledo
Crown Wild Commission
Liverpool
Armour
Aribur Benkord
Bop
Choi Lardet
Frazier
Hewily
Chicago
Wren
Gahe
Onts
Creighton
Vila Feure
Wool Market Report From Boston Urges Caution
The Commercial Bulletin reports on Boston wool trade statistics with shipments to April 2 totaling 43,800,232 pounds and receipts at 41,410,002 pounds, compared with the previous year’s figures. The outlook remains dubious and demand appears weak, despite large weekly outputs of 18,000 to 25,000 pounds.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Sulzer Bill Advances Department of Labor Creation
In Washington on April 6 news indicates Representative William Sulzer of New York introduced a bill to create a separate Department of Labor distinct from Commerce. The measure seeks to align with the economic and social needs of the United States, urging promotion of labor welfare and security while preserving existing authority under the president and general board.
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Washington, D.C
Willan Sylar
New York
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
United States
At The City Scales Returns Reports From Weighing
Odd garbled OCR note describes weights and counts at city scales on a Saturday. Mentions hay, loads of grain, and parcels. Some names appear incomplete, but the text records the weighing activity and a reference to Patterson.
Fire Bell Tolling For John Aber
Memorial service for John Aber former fire chief held at Welashechurch with Rev. E Hotts officiating. Procession to Woodlawn followed burial under executor orders. Band played as mourners gathered after rites. Fire company and crowd attended. ceremony marked by quiet respect.
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Aubern
Ini
Juhi Aber
Thy. Peeslwierkin Church
Ehott
Woodlawn
Sue Eiaege
Magern Weadsen
Ee Nod
Vibe Fire Hell
Itette
Serre Iic Powe
Coffee market notes and May notices on price steadiness
The New York coffee market shows steady opening and closing figures after the first May notice day. Notices estimated at about 6200 bags were filed, with trades totaling 2850 bags including May at 5.60 to 5.65, September 8, December 5, March 8. Prices held around early levels as traders adjusted to new notices.
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New York
Minnesota
Boeing Bakers
Einstein
Dulwich
VorkMarket
Glen
Tomman
Raa
Albion Minors News Highlights Local Visits and Pulpit Change
Albion Indiana April 26 local notes report Toe Brugoyom arriving in two weeks and the community greeting relatives and friends. Mrs Will Moore returns from a visit with Mr and Mrs J C Moore and Candis at Wolf Lake. Sica Stump visits Chesterville with cousin Mrs B F Croft and Rev D R Shirk. Rev C Z Graves new Methodist Episcopal pastor preached at Albion and left for Bristol to deliver the baccalaureate sermon to Bristol graduates. Mrs J R Cory of Bikhartyatrivet visits. joined by Mr Cory for several days with the Cory family and relatives Melvin Hines. After extended visits in Solt and Benderay A F Croft returned with husband to Tennessee for business, coming back Friday.
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Albion
Ind
Melvin Hines
Soult
Benderay
Croft
Tennesses
Smallest Examination Class for Years Stuns County Officials
County Superintendent Bentz Polger van noted a surprisingly small turnout for the teachers examination held Saturday in the Elektron building. Only a handful of men and women appeared, with officials stating that eligibility requires a high school graduation and proper credentials.
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Schoule
Bentz
Polger van
Elektron
Menger Jation Dancr
Woman's Delicate Hands Advertised For Maintenance
Reading from an old help ad a fragment speaks of improving hands with washing and care. The line suggests a product or routine claimed to enhance appearance and prevent perceived issues in daily tasks. Identifiable names or places are absent in the readable text.
Congressmen Clash Over Embassies and Salaries
Congressmen with opposite views debate American embassies in Germany and elsewhere. Tangsworth backs embassies abroad as essential, while others argue lavish houses wasteful amid financial strain. Representative Mann defends costly establish ments, criticizing overfunded missions and arguing for minimized expense.
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Longworth
Tower
Germany
Mann
United Staits
pds _Sithen
Grain Letters Signal Firm Market And Strong Wheat
The Journal-Gazette grain letters by Tresselt of City mills and E. Bush of Aiay Nour mills indicate a firm market strength at week’s close with wheat oats and corn prices edging higher. They note fair flour trade, limited oats shipments, steady feed demand, and a strong advancing trend across grain markets despite some foreign market indifference. WALLPAPER PROMOTION ends with an ad for WALL PAPER to PLEASE 70 at LO Hull's Calhoun Street.
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Sturday
Mattiay
Ofertas
Citecuno
Leat Celluk
Sourh Duicite Elle Pourche Forges
Sheey and
Lents
Wfith
Roe
St. Paul
Mcintyre
Paul
Port Keogh
D. Catier
Clicnro & Northwesern Rafiaug
Wales
Journal-Gexetie
Messrs
T. Tresselt
City Mills
Harry E. Bush
Aiay Nour Mills
Hast
Trocectt
Trescalt
Mainteinee
United States
Teres
Lo, Hull's
Calhoun St
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