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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
4
Our growth stems from a helpful banking service that aids worthy patrons. We invite large checking accounts and welcome the young man starting in business to discuss opportunities.
Real estate transfers list including numerous lot plots in Fort Wayne and surrounding additions. Names such as Kajetan J Baver Almando Seely Trenman Wagner Lawrences Keene McNamara Abrahar Alteat Ferguson Hagerman Gerhard Kluppel William Nine stem Industrial Park additions and Lafayette and Reed’s additions appear with various lot numbers and sections. The document records transfers involving multiple parties and additions across city blocks and streets.
Prices paid for hay climbed yesterday with heavy receipts reported. Twenty wagon loads arrived, bringing price ranges from 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 cents per unit, while other farm goods saw varied demand and pricing.
Report describes disorder at a K of P event with pickpocket activity during a night session. General Solyart warns the camp could be moved if police protection is not increased and calls for plainclothes officers to deter pocket thefts. The item notes tension and calls for security enhancements.
In Valentine Indiana authorities issue orders to stop train hopping in yards following a tense incident. A worker was seriously injured by a switch as a group of youths gathered near the tracks, and officials vow strict enforcement to prevent repeats.
A garbled report from WAGR Tailee Aver notes eighty tokens were sent with members of the Sunday scene. The accraain details tie to plenis and quinbens arrangements, with committees named and days calendared for a candidate’s event. The piece hints at a parade and a call to unity amid confusion.
Republican editors plan to meet at Winona Lake in Indiana after a lengthy delay. The meeting is to discuss presses and political alignment within the district.
A long OCR fragment documents price swings and trading activity in grain and provisions. It references September futures, wheat, corn, oats, and barley, with mentions of receipts, local markets, and market expectations. The garbled text cites farm outputs, prices, and regional conditions affecting storage and trade.
Market notes indicate cautious activity in the wool trade with modest demand and selective bidding. Buyers probe sample lots including tussah blends, while producers adjust expectations and minor price tensions surface at the fold. Prices show slight resistance as sellers hold firm on yields and quality amidst seasonal demand shifts.
A fragmented report outlines shifts in the coffee market with scattered references to trading activity and notable participants. Named entities appear inconsistently, but the piece suggests price movement and possibly regional price indicators without clear dates or figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate oil market activity with price references around 1.8 dollars and mentions of averages and market movement. Details are incomplete and entities are unclear due to distorted text.
Reports indicate Clover seed markets hold firm while wheat prices show volatility amid fluctuating quotes. Prices for December and March contracts creep higher, with buyers awaiting further demand signals as weather and growing area conditions influence supply and basis.
Markets show renewed bullish tone with large orders from major houses, rising confidence, and expectations of improved harvests and business activity. Rumors of decisive action on coal mine ownership and the commodities clause swirl, while stocks reach yearly highs and bonds stay firm. money markets remain stable with steady call rates and limited merchantable paper.
The local market lists wholesale prices for butter and dairy, eggs, lard, and various meats with numerous animal and produce prices. It records wholesale and retail rates for apples, lemons, oats, poultry, poultry items, and numerous grains, seeds, and baked goods, along with horse prices and general farm stock values.
Aug 4 Dry goods trade shows fair movement among jobbers with many small orders. Export hide and cotton yarn markets soften as price cuts boost activity. Retailers appear cautious as manufacturers adjust prices and inventory while auctions and shipments fluctuate.
Aged Kendallville resident Lary Bies dies at 13 a.m. at 222 SMH Geant Street after a heart trouble illness lasting several weeks. She is survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the home of a son in Kendallville with the Rev. listed officiating.
Classified notice indicates Vak a wore style want ads appear in the Journal Gazette. The item implies a limited or specific format for advertisements, possibly suggesting a named product or service and referencing the publication venue. Readers are advised to consult the Journal Gazette for exact terms and availability.
Chicago market notes hog decline ends with hogs steady and firmer sheep and lambs. receipts around 4,000 head, mixed bids, prices varying by weight and grade. steers and cows show softer demand, calves and calves market weaker while hogs reach near 7.95 to 8.95 for select lots. Western range cattle steady to firm with light demand.
The itinerant school of Methodist churches begins a week of sessions in Greensehurg with a public service at Centenary Church led by Rev. George H urnba of Sullivan. Lessons run daily 7:30 AM with mobile services each night. instructors include Rev. George Murtyedaphige Branaveni and A C Cuppinger among others. notable speakers include Ds Bovard and Rev Lamovt attends the rally.
A freight train wreck at Brownsville Indiana injures several and kills brakeman John R Bishop. Twelve cars demolished after a broken drawbar causes the derailment. Conductor Vanschoy is slightly injured and three unknown tramp passengers suffer minor injuries. Cause cited is a broken drawbar.
The American entrant edged the British goat Wols Stedely by forty nine miles in the race at Tington. The winner crossed in one hour four minutes at an average speed of 27.7 miles per hour. The British team faced Palmer after withdrawing from the interludes. others placed were the L.A. and Don in fourth.
A serious fire damaged Chirubusco meat market Monday morning. An employee escaped by fleeing a rear area as sparks from nearby work caused a quick flame spread through wooden shingles. The blaze jeopardized nearby structures and required emergency response.
Criswell, owner of a nearby rug shop, noticed the blaze from the rear and alerted the fire department. Fire crews quickly extinguished the flames. Estimated loss about 25 dollars. Had Criswell delayed five minutes, the entire block could have burned due to tinder dry frames and closely built structures.
Horace W. Carlos, 58, longtime Allen County resident, died Tuesday at his Pleasant Township home after a long illness. He was born May 18, 1850, married Princes King in 1877, and worked as a grocer before retiring to farming. Survived by widow and sister Mrs. Hila Beam. Funeral Thursday at 2 from his Pleasant Township home. Also noted are infant Waldschmidt and Virginia Pinknes with funeral details in local notices.
Colca City Ind Aug 4 Frank Sherign employed on Main Street was a resigned figure during a near incident with Mayor Morrison. He attempted to pay a fine of 10 dollars for intoxication, but was taken into custody Saturday evening by a public officer.
Officials in multiple townships announce dates for upcoming Republican township conventions. The notices specify meeting locations, dates, and eligibility requirements for delegates and party members to nominate local candidates.
A committee of Alsibaru women from the General Federation of Women's Clubs will visit to oversee welfare and work conditions for female laborers in the southern region. The aim is to support better safety, housing, and health access for workers and families.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Joseph Medill Mecoriniet and a Wear Siar publisher. References to HST connection, Whitley, and a convention. Details are fragmented. core facts about a September event and publishing figures are unreadable.
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