Hay Dealers Favor Canal Project
The National May Dealers Association at its Cedar Point annual meeting endorsed building a canal between Calagee and Toledo to improve hay transport. They adopted strong resolutions and will forward them to Congress to urge quick passage. The plan aims to ease transport difficulties for hay and farm workers in the Midwest by creating a new waterway.
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Toledo
Vie Fort Warne
National May Dealers Association
Cedar Point
Congress
Middin
Wholesale market with prices firm in local sale
Fragmented text reports a lively wholesale market with prices firm and local buyers and sellers. It mentions Neely, a market trader, and refers to rippled prices and pears, but the readable content is sparse and garbled. The piece hints at local market activity and pricing stability without clear figures or full names.
Decatur Stage Wedding Unites Local Players on Stage
In Decatur, amid a theater audience, Miss Sole Mallon and K. Mer cer wed after a stage ceremony performed by Rev. L. A Buungle of the Tavard Brethren. The couple, noted as clever players, tied the knot on stage this week. The event followed a regular stew and included a wedding supper. Other details mention Want ads in the Journal Gazette at 4 cents a word.
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Decatur, Inc
K. Mercer
Sole Mallon
Steely Oregany
Rev. L. A
Tavard Brethren
Chipi
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Weak Demand and Exports Decline
The market faced broad weakness as exports fell and weather or crop reports hinted at damage. September futures eased while other months showed intermittent gains, with receipts and clearances fluctuating across Chicago and Indianapolis markets.
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Ilinois
Tadiane
Missouri
Ash Housen
Ide
Coffee Market News Notes From The Mid East Market
Market report indicates steady coffee bids and recent trading activity in the Middle East. Buyers showed moderate interest for Arabica grades with No 7 and No 4 listed at varying prices. Local sellers reported limited offerings and priced lots around 8.89 per unit in late March.
Market report details unreadable OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dry goods market in New York with garbled names and unclear events. Mentions departments and vendors but specifics are unreadable. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable portions.
City Scales Update Amid Local Governance Controversy
A fragmented report notes a new move in city affairs, highlighting recent statements by local officials and a shifting stance on oversight. No clear dates or names are readable, but the item signals ongoing political friction and potential policy change.
Rural grain markets show rising wheat values and clover seed tied to rust reports
The report notes higher wheat prices across spring districts with southern regions showing strong demand and Liverpool prices lifting. Clover seed futures are muted though rust counts suggest caution, while oats receipts pressuring the market and corn trends vary with regional drought effects and silo storage.
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Rio
Minneapolis
A. Bullisnefork
Liverpool
Saprembar
Parker Way
EMS Semremner
Arter
Deslys Aire
Lars
Nield Tower
Atnech
Are Bot
Copper stocks drive Wall Street with copper and allied shares
Speculation centers on copper stocks and allied industrials with readings showing light trading and small advances. Reading stock movement supports prices. discussions of speculative pools circulate on Amalgamated copper Rio Tinto and related firms amid generally languid market elsewhere. New York money market shows easy call rate and steady time loans as traders await annual report results.
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Reading
London
Amalgamated Copper
Rio Tints
Elting
National Lead
Gould
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Tamerrain
Prime Mercantile
Oywae
Sterling Exchange
Fort Worth market prices drift through wholesale and dairy goods
Local listings show prices for creamery butter and dairy products per pound, onions and apples by bushel, and live poultry including spring chickens and turkeys. Grain quotes include old and new rye, wheat, corn, and oats, with cattle hogs and horses priced by weight or head.
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Courtry
Vineanrles
Hogs and lambs market report shows steady shifts at week end
A lengthy market roundup describes hogs selling around 7.07 and prime native lambs at similar levels, with total week receipts near 19 000 hogs and 1400 lambs. Prices eased slightly in cattle, hogs becoming scarcer, and western cattle steady to higher. A Sunday sermon notices Warsaw preacher and church event in Indiana.
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Srila
Roush
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Warsaw
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Marion
Mrecen
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Pirse
Michigan
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van Wert
Courts In Idaho Prep For August Superior Court Sessions
Judge Heaton appoints Car Yaple to preside in July with Honorable service noted. August will see attorney John Morris in charge as Heaton plans to remain in Idaho. Civil actions include Margaret Kelly vs Brothers of Railroad Trainmen over insurance benefits for her deceased brother Frank Helly. Attorneys Harper & Benjamin for plaintiff. Other cases involve child support, divorce, and property matters. Remonstrances filed over license to sell intoxicants in Madison Township.
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Car Vaple
Durie
John Morris
Heaton
Idaho
Harper & Benejman
Jmma Hudson
Yaple
Damase
Albert Gambier
James Cleary
Gambier
John Wasserbach
Wasserbach
Williare Kiemn Allines
Lolu Ang
Clayton Garst
Madison Township
At the Risk of His Life A Foolhardy Youth Climbs Heights
A reckless young man climbs about twenty feet into a dangerous arena for money and glory. He risks life and limb as spectators watch, while authorities attempt to intervene and prevent further danger.
Unclear text draft hints at concert and park event
A fragment notes De Coe performing barley stunts with tables chairs bottles and Groomsticks. It mentions the Citizens Band engaged for a concert at the Elks picnic in Centlivra Park on August 2.
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Salt Lake Daily Telegram
Citizens’ Band
Elks
Centlivra Park
Madam Lavine's Testimony Against Pappert Refuted
The trial concluded with Margaret Lavine fined $50 and jailed 30 days, suspended on promising to close her establishment. Pearl Edwards testified to exonerate Pappert and officers Brick and Junk, alleging Lavine offered false testimony for money. Whitey Worten fined $10 for loitering.
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Runening
Syedel Jadeo Houk
Pearl Edwards
Pappert
Brick and Junk
Whitey Worten
Hamilton Reviews the Sunday Base Ball Game
Hamilton and Anware clashed Sunday with misrepresented results in Auburn. An injury to Rainier slowed Hamilton, while Auburn’s hitters rallied as Berailoh batted despite the setback. Hamilton compiled fifteen hits with key shots and three by Hathaway, but numerous errors helped Auburn score. The writer clarifies the game was not lost due to an accident and notes Auburn’s visiting quality this season.
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Hathaway
Sacher
Ashmen
John Barry
Burns
Adam's
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