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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
9
Fragmented report notes Drimean Berugee expected in Mexico with vague references to Wytls official sources. Details unclear, several garbled names appear, and the text mentions tensions and possible upcoming actions near unspecified dates.
A local Albion chronicle notes visitors and relatives arriving in town, including Cooper and Manda, with community members like Mrs Words and Mr Ackerman aiding the injured. Reports mention street repairs by Cink, a fire remedy, and social visits, with multiple residents traveling from surrounding areas and nearby towns.
fragmented article notes diverse local items with names and places, including Ye manor and market references. mentions individuals such as Thane Pen Yanda Mae Mh and Lee w/ Tossell, and a vague event sequence at a market. source text remains garbled and uneven but indicates community happenings and local figures.
A claim that the number 666 can cure a cold fever and grippe and prevent pneumonia appears in a brief item. The note emphasizes a miraculous remedy and its supposed speedy effect.
Local notes report a social gathering at Albion Monday with guests from AUS and ARE WIR. Notables include Miss Maurine Jrouser, Mr and Mrs Meward Moore, and Miss Mary. Attendees listed as relatives and friends, with several names and addresses mentioned in a standard community bulletin style.
A mangled report describes a disrupted scene near the Timwell residence with hurried chatter about a car, a beastly windstorm, and drifting corn fodder. Names and places are garbled but references to dates, a church, and towns hint at a chaotic local disturbance and ensuing speculation.
Fragmentary OCR text from Linn Grove News lists many个人 names and local references. Mentions Linn Grove, families, schools, pageants, and community figures with scattered items about teachers, students, events, and possibly local organizations. Contains unclear fragments and multiple proper nouns.
The top steer, named CNCAGO-Mere, was bred by Purdue University Lut Anyette of Indiana and praised as the finest in twenty years of expositions. After judging, the steer sold for 2780 dollars and will be shipped to Chinuso for a holiday ride, with additional earnings listed.
A garbled OCR note references a May event at a house in Stumtingbarg Indiana involving many named individuals and a damaged description of a public reading or announcement. The piece lists several people, places, and vague actions, but details are unclear due to textual corruption.
A heavily garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names, places, and affiliations amid fragmented phrases. The readable bits suggest a social or community notice with attendees, family names, and possible event details, but specifics are largely unintelligible. Names include Mary Wisner, Howie, and Joe, with scattered references to locations and roles.
Fragmented OCR record of Leland and Company grain notes mentions Tehama Wayne Minter and various price cues. It lists entities like Tehama, Te HUH, and Sha Shumate with scattered references to market prices, shortages, and dealer terms. Details are garbled but indicate a daily grain letter highlighting prices and participants.
Fragmented OCR reads show lower grain prices and varied crop conditions with references to government support and farming equipment. Mentions possible shifts in commodity expectations, company names, and regional activity amid uncertain market signals.
A dense market summary shows hogs rising while calves fall and cattle firm. Trade details reference mixed bids, receipts, and varied prices across classes, with numerous figures and abbreviations for items like regressed hogs and steers, noting shifts in demand and supply.
Market overview notes volatility and mixed sentiment as trading shifts with news on demand and prices. Declines in some sectors contrast with firm activity in select grain and petroleum equities, while bonds show uneven gains across major exchanges.
Readable fragments describe a December schedule at North Slabstreet school with concerts, meetings, and a church or town gathering. The text mentions a wedding, family notices, and various community roles in a period-appropriate local paper voice. Names and dates are partial but indicate ongoing local civic activity.
A fragmented stock of market quotations shows Corn, Wheat, Rye and Flours with varied bid prices. Financial figures include wheat at 1.70 per bushel, rye around 11, barley about 33, and oats roughly 4.60. poultry and produce values list several per unit prices. The page also notes cattle, hides, bacon, potatoes, oranges, and other commodities with diverse price points and units.
Wheat crop prospects appear mixed as government data show higher than expected yields while prices for corn and soybeans fluctuate. The Cleveland market notes arrivals and price movements, with regional production details and farm-gate values cited alongside freight and storage notes.
Livestock futures and cash receipts fluctuated as Chicago traders closed the session with mixed demand. Prices for cattle and hogs showed uneven moves, while quotes for fat cattle and lean hogs varied across weights and grades.
The article reports on grain markets and financial news, noting wheat export data and market activity. It mentions world wheat futures, North American prices, and commodity movements affecting grain trading and investment sentiment.
Notice of private sale of real estate by executor Justin Tasler for the estate of Gsarm Thiel. Sale includes described property in Forks Wits and Saint Luecke area with specific parcel lines and measurements. Public auction details set for December at the courthouse building, with terms and conditions outlined.
Peoples Finance Co Fort Wayne Ind declares dividend No 4 on preferred shares at 7 percent per year and on common stock at 6 percent per year. Dividend payable January 7, 1921 to stockholders of record December 20, 1920. F J Hollender secretary treasurer.
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