Many Indians Buy Texas Land Headline From Dalhart Exploration
Mr Gregg Detta reports a surge of land purchases in the Texas panhandle with investors and farmers from the north buying half to one section. Notable buyers include A Vesey attorney, W D Henderson, George J Cook, I J Parker, W Driver, L Ian, and Thomas J Twi. Griffin Jonn and Griswold plan moves, while Davis touts rapid price gains attracting settlers near Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Gregg Detta
Panhandle
Texas
Afr Davis
Assey
A. Vesey
Altoriey
W. D. Henderson
George J. Cook
I. J. Parker
Mr. Cook
Mr. Berke
Bansehola
Dalhart
W. Driver
Swoodbur
Ir. L. Ian
Adams Sounly
Nr. Griswold
Mareh
Griffith Jonn
Thomas J. Tw
Davis
Rest for Grain Trade Foregn De Mand Quite Heav
Chicago reports light grain trading as a general holiday kept markets closed. May wheat prices softened in St Louis amid smaller receipts and two holiday days. Southwestern and northern receipts hint at reduced movement, sparking expectations of a shift toward flour values. Liverpool futures closed higher but policing reasons for the change were not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Christo
Iva
St Louis
Uie
W Inter Dispatch
Liverpool
Good Wool Demand Dims as Markets Hold Steady
Feb 12 report from Baston notes activity in the wool market remains confined to the Isher trades with thrée-eightha blood finding buyers. Domestic quotations show varied prices across grades and regions including Michigan Wisconsin New York and Indiana. Unwashed lots from Delaware Kentucky and Ohio show lighter interest amid a generally steady to weak demand.
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Baston
Ag Falloris
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New Fork
Rerces
Delafue
Kentucky
Diana
Aossoudt
Sunday Services at Hamilton Church
Sunday services are planned at the Moepoler Eple church in Hamilton with J. Cass preaching in the morning on The Natural and the Spiritual and The Man of the Crops. The evening service follows under the WCT's guidance with a sermon titled Lessons Drawn from the Life of Frances D. Wildaed in the partial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ind
Moepoler Eplesopal
Everting
Hey
Cass
Frances DL Wildaed
America
Widow of Elder Hadsel Dies at Hicksville Ohio
The widow of Elder James Hadsel, known as Mother Hadsel, died Monday night in Abkeville, Ohio, at the hands of her son. A pioneer Christian preacher in northeastern Indiana, she and her husband were early settlers of DeKalb County. The funeral is planned for Thursday at the Church of Cohum’s Corases near St Joe Station.
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Angola
Tord
Abkeville
Hadsell
James Hadsel
Iadiaka
Afr
Hadsel
DeKalb County
Church of Cohum
Corases
St Joe Station
Cla
Garret Preacher-Editor Presses Local Affairs
Rev Marvin rector of Emanuel church Garrett and editor of Pobila Drint in Auburn launches weekly paper. He preaches to locals while balancing church duties and editorial work, drawing attention from the Garrett community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
HL. Marvin
Emanuel Church
Garrett
Pobila Drint
Marvin
Blouse of light woolen material in white embroidery
A simple blouse fashioned of white albatross woolen material features a body tucked to a yoke with hand embroidery in white silk. Sleeves are trimmed with mutton sleeves and bordered with white braid, shaping the long stock.
Onion Demand Strains Supply As Oil Uses Grow
Mr. Castles E Bash reports onion prices have surged in hours with unprecedented demand. Hundreds of thousands of bushels are exported for oil extraction used in medicinal cures, cutting available supply despite a good crop. Bash notes onions ranked healthy yet now face heavy industrial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castles E Bash
Bush
Mr. Bosh
Bash
Placing Big Contracts in Iron and Steel
Pittsburg February 12 Large contracts for draw and steel for agricultural implements are being placed with Pittsburg manufacturers. The Crucible Steel Co reports business doubling over January and shipments up about 35 percent this month. Western markets show resilience despite money stringency, with new machinery orders and steel rolls from western railways signaling improved conditions. Many orders will boost employment as Pittsburg firms, including Crucible, expand operations and reduce debts across plants.
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Ctttsburg
Manuteeurs of
Pittsburg
Crusible Steel Company
West
Pittsburg Briis
Iwill
Crucible Steel Company
Crucible Company
Shmy Tha Concern
Che
Chicago 117 Best Families Hostat Ball Night
In Chicago a social ball showcased 117 top families and their coachmen guests. Prominent names from McCormicks to Swifts attended as the chauffeur class enjoyed select company, while a few declined dancing preferring quiet corners and pipes.
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Chicago
Weh
Marshall Pleid
Victoria Meinz
Fields Wook IL
Sacs
McCormicks
Armours
Fiel 4d
Swifts
Auentons
Mitchells
Cadahys
Smiths
Stuyor Busse
Dugne
Oren Lavin
Cook Displays Large Bundle of Banknotes at Bank
A prominent wholesale merchant visited the First National Bank on Tuesday and tried to obtain a certificate of deposit after telling a convoluted tale about a family plan and a large sum of money. He handed over a wad of currency to the teller and awaited the certificate in the merchant's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Harry A. Keplinger
Keplinger
Liz
LIVESTOCK MARKETS REPORT SHOWS GAINS AND SALES MIX
The weekly stock sale reflects rising hog and sheep demand, with cattle prices firming. Slaughter hogs rise amid heavy butchers and packers trading at varied weights, while sheep and lamb offerings show steadier demand and fluctuating but healthier prices.
Forty Cents for Butter Prices Hit New High
Commission men foresee further advance as Elgin creamery leads a rally in butter prices. Market volatility continues with warm weather, poultry demand briefly tight, and prices fluctuating daily. George Crouse notes widespread ups and downs, with quotes shifting from day to day and a risk of overpaying on market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Creamery
Stanpmard Mini
George Crouse
Howenstein & Crouse
Chane
Crouse
Elgin
Peulier
Br Crouse
Mongay
Jay
Sey
Journal-Gazette
Yau
Local Market Prices and Commodities Listings
The clipping lists wholesale and retail prices for grains seeds and feeds, including wheat, corn, oats, rye, alfalfa, clover, grasses, and screenings, with quotes from traders like Bash & Co and W. J. Lonergan & Co. It also notes livestock quotations and various farm stock items with regional price references and notes on quality grades.
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hbLj
Acun
eNotarians
Cate
Bash & Co
Tnt
Fort Wayne
Local News Briefs Include Family Visit and Industry Notes
Jair John Gann returns to Wolke Street to attend his father in law’s funeral. Ohio Electric officials from Lima visit on business. Wayne & Wateash Valleys auditor Marty Vordermerk returns from Lima after an accounting conference. Pharmacists discuss pure food law compliance and local druggists plan candy industry changes. Patrolman Elliott reports his father in law’s death near Valparaiso Indiana. Elliott to travel there with his children. Older resident Bullee Baur, eighty plus, dies after typhoid pneumonia. Officers and family prepare to travel to attend a funeral.
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Jair John Gann
Barer Pharmany
Wolke Street
Dax
Tom Miumes
van Renyvelaer
Gann
F. Thepbyrm
A. Burkharde
General Fresent
Ohio Electric System
Lima
Eit
Marty
Vordermerk
Wort Wayne & Wateash
Wayne
Benjamin Elliott
Bullee Baur
Valparaiso
Ind
Eliott
Hedalde
Nir Baum
Eldott
Val- Daiman T5
Excursion to Dalhart Texas Details
Tuesday February 18 departure for Panhandle farming district. Transportation arranged via van from Arcade Try Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
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Journal-Gazette
Pan Handle
Texas
City Scales Report Shows Odd Livestock Entries
The city scales recorded uneven weights and odd consignments yesterday as buyers noted cattle and horses ready for sale. Prices shown include ten dollars and eighteen cents for some loads, with references to sellers and weights mentioned in the noisy OCR excerpt.
New Haven News and Social Talk in Fort Wayne era
Mr William Lupton returns from a combined business and leisure trip to Hess Cassel. Mrs Benry Welling Jr listed as patient at St Josephs hospital, undergoing appendicitis surgery. Miss Effie Lucas, daughter of the postmaster, ill with pneumonia. Reports of plague fear with sick people and chickenpox cases. Mr and Mrs Don Regan hosted Fort Wayne visitors, including Mrs Holland and Gertrude Bolland. Mrs Fred Pederspiel of Fort Wayne reported quite ill. Several New Haven residents visited relatives in Blayton and Fort Wayne during the week. A New Haven tailor attended a church service. interurban trip brought Fort Wayne young people for a social at the Dowling home with a pedro game and music. Carl Gothe and nephew Richard Gothe spent time in New Haven as guests. St Johns Carnatte School pupils practice Palmer business writing for certificates. Several Wellings and Cours families cited for local dynamics and schooling. Miss Downing traveled to Indianapolis for a week visiting Miss Catherine Ryan. Clarence Kamp confined to bed with a severe illness. Journal Gazette ads cited as effective.
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New Haven
Tnd
William Lupton
Hessa Cassel
Sibert Welling
Dir
Irs
Benry Wellin, Jr
St Joseph's Hospital
Myers
Effo. Lucas
Lucas
Don Regan
Holland
Gertrude Bolland
Fort Wayne
Fred Pedersniel
de Hareszell
Friserspiel
Clem Rintsjoy
Mabelle Grine
Almeda Collina
Ema Waher
Mas Norton
Inatiah Laé- Fig
Margeret Stone
Hetella Ludwely
Mae
Lie Walboldt
Messrs
Tinker
Harry Brown
V. c Harry Rasher
Cyelanie
A. Whannisk
Ity
J. G. Ashley
Atleeu
Blayttton
Gudste
Rman Rox
John Waltertek
Kate Trier
Port Waynes
Min
Aire Srier
Coteta Club
Dtra
B. Dowlingy
Fort Waynn
Pedro
Miss Dowsing
Jenula Mooney
Sylvia Fairy
Richard Gothe
St John's Carnatte School
Palmer
A. N.palmer
Cedar Rapids
Edna Welling
Ethel Piencadrink
Norberta Wonde
Catherine Beaten
Alma Cour
Cora “Thislar
Florence Shuciman
Agnen Brown
Marguerite Clark
Jose
Eph) Rint
Eugene Cour
Barnon Sehnelker
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the Peoples Trust & Savings Co
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William P. Breen
Robert W. T. Dowald
James M. Wray
Patrick J. M.donald
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Fort Wayne, Ind
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Clinton Sth
Lenin
Owen N. Heaton
Ernest W. Cook
Steverney
Kuhne &Company Gourt Sirset
Mary Whery Poysinian
Grtve
Pestdinca
H. A. Bduemling
Washington
A. P. Buchman
Washington Street
Rush
Iixcmina
Mr. E. Grege Davis
Sweetssful
the Panhandle
James Hadsell
Hicksville, O
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Gegchinen
Cook
U.S
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Ziarker
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Agprenes
Omizea
AG Sumer
Sarkar Orin
Gountey
Esther Egetn
Baneck
Hamilton National Bank
Harley
W. J. Lonergan & Co
West Supérior
Foyer de Wo
Toanson
Tutkova
Sealfskin
Ivan
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Goa
WuHde
Meney
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Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
Charles 4. Wilding
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Courtesy
Court County
H. Bass
H. Worden
H. A. Freeman
H. A. Keplinger
Pras
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Govanment Depositary
Fort Wayne, Indiane
Old National Bank
Henry G. Palis
E. Bond
WM. H. Rohan
Stephen Morrie
Dalhart, Texas
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