Still Another Officer Will Return Fees In Indiana
A public statement from Warren County official W Magee indicates he intends to reimburse county demand fees he has collected. The move follows inquiries to Attorney General James Bingham about the legality of fee collection, with a letter dated in August urging repayment and full accounting.
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Swift Gates reunion a great success at Angola fairgrounds
The Swift and Gates reunion at Anwla fair grounds Aug 6 drew about nine hundred family members and friends. A basket dinner preceded an evening program with remarks by Elder Juhusnie, songs by the younger people, and elected officers Frei Swift president Brady Swift vice president and Mrs Brady Swift secretary treasurer. Next reunion location to be decided by officers.
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Mist Kews Parean
Angola
Ind
Swift and Gates
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Abana Sana
Eversthing
Hsl
Juhusnie
Eden
Cine
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Gites
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Brady Swift
Brady Swit
Chine Tutu
Kosciusko teachers meet August 24 to 2a
Kosciusko County teachers will gather for an August 24 to 2a meeting with a teachers institute outlined by Kovit News Bree Warsaw Indiana. Preliminary sessions in various towns list dates and locations including Milford Pierceton S. Turkson and Atwood. The piece notes multiple meetings across the county with September dates for several sessions.
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Kosciusko
Kivt News
Warsaw
Mit Teachers’ Institute
Koseinske
Varios
Hontvaiber
Clay Oo
Suter Lake
Hackett to Have Charge of Craig Funeral
The funeral for the recently deceased A. K. Craig will be conducted by E A K Hackett. Public notice states the service will be brief and held at Mr Craig’s home with preliminary rites at the river burial site. Immediate family requests modest attendance and respects at the home prior to interment.
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Merable Themis
Adernnit
Mme
Somarning
A. K Bucket
Rullisher
Wayne
Jorg Prhends
Craig
Terealis
Rutter
Urwin
Furihe
Euan Roagi
Sold an Old Homestead in a County Property Sale
An old homestead near Blerefnoin county widow Hawes and heirs faced a land sale dispute. The estate, valued around 12 000 dollars, saw an offering in the Bederok region with bids around 4 000 more. The quarter-section tract in Avan county fetched 16 000 dollars, with sale proceedings occurring at a local land office.
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Rist
Thy
Escoin
Itutleay
Tiingalind
Seeton
Avan County
Helo Pennsylvania Trae To Collect A Small Bill
Fragmented OCR text shows a local demand or debt collection scene with names and garbled phrases. The readable parts reference a person named George and a tense situation over a small bill, amid scattered references to places and individuals. The fragment offers no clear date, location, or complete actions to confirm a报道.
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Pennsylvania
Wheat Market Reacts to Temperature and Demand Shifts
The report describes rain and temperature effects on grain, noting foreign demand pressures and seasonal supply changes. It cites trading activity with September open lower before a modest rally, cash grade strength, and varied futures with lard and ribs in related markets. The piece includes price moves, receipts projections, and market tone from New York exchanges.
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Wintis Lowa
Nebraska
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Wil Feliveriea
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Fag Global
Undefined headline due to corrupted source text
The provided OCR text is garbled and unparseable. Readable elements mentioning coffee markets, Cuban aid, debts, and several stray proper nouns are present but lack coherent context or event. No clear persons, organizations, or locations can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
Wheat values slump as Clover seed options weaken
Market notes show wheat prices falling while clover seed options weaken. Trade mentions extended price softness into September, with bids and futures reacting to harvest expectations and seasonal shifts.
Wall Street Recovers From Its Scare And Takes Heart Again
Wall Street recovered from a scare as markets rose with renewed activity. The day saw broad gains led by copper and American Smelting amid shifting reports, supported by cautious optimism about forthcoming crop and commodity data. Bonds were steady and mercantile paper rates held, with the market showing resilience after a volatile session.
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London
Local Market Prices for Lin Lore Wayne Goods and Livestock
A detailed, wide ranging listing of market prices for dairy butter, eggs, poultry, fruits, grains, and livestock. Includes numerous items with units and pricing across dairy, produce, grains, wool, and meat, citing various retailers and wholesale quotations. Mentions specific vendors, kilograms, pounds, barrels, and bushels, with fluctuating rates and byline notes.
Real Estate Sales And Abstracter Listing Details
Fragmented ad style listing notes real estate sales and abstracts, naming individuals such as Aaron Saylun and J.P. Johnson, with scattered references to properties and prices. The text cites advertisements in a Journal Gazette format and mentions names, locations, and costs within a cluttered notice.
Hogs selling at 7 dollars as sheep and lambs lower
Hogs near seven dollars in market at Union Stock Yards Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Cattle prices mixed with high grade beef steady, but overall demand soft. Sheep and lambs weaker, with light weights and yearlings trading below prior periods. Exporters showing some activity on select lots while butchers and packers adjust to slower sales and rising supplies.
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City Hay and Corn Prices From Yesterday
Receipts at Ansuilles show thirteen loads of hay selling between 2 and 3 1/2 cents per bushel, one ton of oats at $10, six loads at a newly quoted price, and corn sold from 2 to 5 cents per bushel. Grain and feed values reflect local market activity yesterday.
LaGrange County Taft Club Meets in County Courthouse
LaGrange Aug 6 officers of the LaGrange County Taft club held a meeting at the county courthouse Saturday. The group discussed campaign methods for the year and planned distribution of membership rolls among township residents. Executive committee members named include Herman president, Rotiere M. Wal president, Louis Litman, Bhormat Fyle treasurer, Glen Sputter, George Blan, and Louis Weir.
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Court House
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Rotiere M. Wal
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Bhor
Noble County Farm Residence Destroyed By Fire
A Noble County farm residence southeast of Albion was destroyed by a fire around 5 o clock. Neighbors Hawes and Ravell spotted the blaze and tried to enter the burning structure but the home burned to the ground. Charles Besucker had stored household furniture on the property and saved some items, while the cause of the blaze remained unknown.
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Albion
Ind
Atler- Woothile
Jarry 'Stroute
Sibloniabout
Ravel
Charles Besucker
EQoKs' LIKE VALLEY WILL BE EXTENDED
Early reports indicate extended lines or projects around the valley area. Officials in Lagrange and Anglia discuss further plans, with residents skeptical about cost and progress. Aimed at advancing infrastructure, the effort faces delays but signals potential action soon.
Youngest Governor in the United States in Rhode Island
Providence August 6 Rhode Island claims James H Higgins as the youngest governor in the United States at thirty one years old. The Democratic chief executive leads a Republican state and has risen from Pawtucket mayor to Rhode Island governor, with a noted stand against lobbying and corruption.
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Decatha Lady to Undergo Major Cancer Operation
East Newsy Earer reports from Aug 6 that Decatha Ud, a resident of Miscity, is to undergo a surgical procedure at St Joseph's Hospital after doctors found a cancerous growth in her stomach. The operation is deemed necessary to remove the malignant tumor, and Rosenthal described the cancer as advanced in the stomach with the patient already experiencing persistent pain.
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