Fort Wayne Wholesale Market Prices Listed
Local market prices show a wide range of goods from butter and lard to beans, apples, and potatoes. Notable entries include fancy Elgin creamery butter at wholesale, Michigan and home grown potatoes, and a variety of fruits, grains, and livestock values, with prices per bushel, barrel, or pound listed alongside general market notes.
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Ancy Elgin Creamery
Michigan
Fency Elgin Creamery
Duuke
Doe
Turners
Traction Cars In Collision Near Cambridge
Near Cambridge on the Ryvesville Interurban line an overnight crash killed Haze Clancey and injured fifteen others, some fatally. The two connected cars, traveling at 29 miles per hour, collided after the rear car struck a trestle, sending occupants to Cambridge City Hospital.
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Cambridge
Ryesville
Haze Clancey
Fifwen
Ambne
Jatrar
Tipbert Allison
McCuller
Catherine Clancey
Rose Claneay
Niy
Counterfeit gang run down by police
Detectives raided the home of Wil dizin Courtney at 18 West Tenth street and uncovered a workshop for forging silver dollars and coins worth about a thousand dollars. The operation included dies and manufactured coins. it appears the counterfeiters planned to improve the coins but may not have circulated any. Outer and Charles Nickersen were arrested, Courtney is 30, with a wife and young child.
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Auncor
Wildizin Courtney
West Tenth Street
Mulroad
Outer
Charles Nickersen
Courtney
Facts Fancies Attacks Indiana High School Reform
Indianapolis February issue of a bulletin by Fassutta Cotton criticizes the high school system. He argues the current plan harms enrollment, cites Latin and mathematics requirements, and laments inexperienced graduates teaching too soon. He calls for stronger teachers and a focus on character over college mimicry.
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Indianapolis
Fassutta
Cotton
Cotten
Sin
Die
Callege
Cotran
Mlcmke
Atr
Wfe
Lady S Sleigh Accident Breaks Arm in Fall
Mrs Charles Gruber of dneknon street was thrown from a sleigh on Follon street when a sleigh overturned after hitting a railway switch at Mainara Fnlton Street. Her arm was broken and she and her husband were injured. Patterson-F7etorer Co.
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Charles Gruber
Dneknon Street
Follon Street
Ridine
Mainara
Airent
Gruber
Great Market Here For Hay in Fort Wayne Market
Fort Wayne farmers enjoy a strong hay market with nearly $3,000 valued moved into the local market last week. Prices range from $8 to $10 per ton, with potential yearly returns estimated as high as $49,000 based on 130 tons weekly. The Journal-Gazette market report aids producers by providing current price insights.
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Verson
Fort Wayne
United States
Journal-Gazette
Tudsins
Steady Week in Wheat Values in Journal-Gazette Review
A grain market note from Fred J. Tressel of City Mills says last week showed steady wheat values with minimal local receipts. He predicts prices may tumble in coming weeks if weather and crop prospects worsen, while winter wheat faces favorable conditions for a cautious upcoming season. Oats, rye, and flour trades also show modest gains and pricing shifts amid overall slow movement.
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Journal-Gazette
Fred J. ‘Tressel
City Mills
Recsi
Tresseil
Las Han
George W
Poway
Nervous London Eyes American Market Swings
London financial commentators warn that European investors remain skittish amid volatile American securities. The piece notes U S market swings influence English markets and that rumors of Harriman era tactics resurface, shaping public doubt about market outlook and investment opportunities.
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London
Harriman
Wall Street
City Scale Readout Reflects Mixed Crop Weights
A garbled city scale report lists crop weights for corn and other grains. Despite poor transcription, the notes indicate moisture issues affected the day’s readings, with farmers receiving guidance on saving most of the harvest amid uncertain yields.
Little Change In Produce Market Report
Dr Georges H Crouse writes from ina hla weekly astrer for the Journal Gazette noting minimal shifts in prices this week due to unsettled weather. Egg prices ranged from 21 to 30 cents per dozen. butter firm with country butter at 30 to 39 cents per pound. creamery butter higher. Poultry steady near 10 cents per pound. onions and potatoes firm with rising demand. apples dwindling. certain stocks rising to 32 to 40 cents for pickled beans. overall market conditions remain cautious with small gains seen in some lines.
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Georges H. Crouse
Ina Hla
Astrer
Journal-Gazette
Rae
Barr Street
Gente
Appies
Wayne
Fiat
Wool Market Brighter in Boston Trade
In Boston reports the wool market shows brighter tones with traders citing steadier demand and firmer prices. Local merchants note improving turnouts and hopeful prospects for upcoming shipments amid cautious optimism.
Unclear Text From Statistical Report On Trade
Fragmentary OCR text discusses causes of improvement in beeIndustry metrics. Mentions shipments from Boston to February, with figures like 715 pounds and 4806005 pounds, and receipts to February. Lacks clear names, dates, or complete facts.
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Partie Meng
Boston
Hogs Take a Tumble Sheep Sold Better
Market reports from Chicago and Pittsburg outline a volatile livestock day. Hogs fell sharply with top prices around 2.30 per 100 pounds, while beef cattle and calves showed mixed activity and a generally softer tone. Exports of canned beets rose, but beet hay exports declined, reflecting shifting demand and higher feed costs. Notes mention large receipts and rail delays affecting market expectations for next week, with farmers eager to clear offerings before spring work.
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Chicago
Shea Hoes
Avive
Cox
North & Co
Armour & Co
Oful
Bohsuz
Schwarlner
Leland
Iowa
Totel
Werth
Moe
Great Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Nebraska
Nansas
Missouri
Ilowa
South Dakote
Iwinals
Tarmers Ars Ansious
Tmder
Shane
Conners
Catinre
Mr Jack Kuhns Critically III In Chicago Hospital
Mr Jack Kuhns secretary of Packard Organ Company, Chicago, is gravely ill at Lake Shore Hospital. He fell sick over a week ago and last Thursday his physician Dr Allen Hamilton had him transferred to Chicago for special treatment. Relatives report some improvement though he remains in danger.
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Jank Kuhns
Packard Organ Company
Lakethle Pospital
Chicago
Allen Mamiton
Chleagh
Eran
Riuthas
Prohibition Crusade Faces Congress Vote Over Senate Prohibition Measures
Washington February 23 The prohibition crusade aims to bar shipment of liquor into states enforcing Prohibition and faces opposition from lawmakers and personal liberty advocates in House and Senate committees. Supporters warn of a looming clash as Littlefield's bill is debated with Wisconsin, northern and southern senators weighing similar measures and state rights issues surfacing as the fight intensifies.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
House Committee
Littleield
Littlefield
Maine
Wisconsin
Badger
Tiemes
Cocmittee
Friends
Beng
Killar
Tillman
Clay
Lillefield
Horder
Sir Hefield
Sunshine Verse Reading by Captain Jack Crawford
Captain Jack Crawford delivered a reading of his works at the Rinjesch theater to benefit workingmen yesterday. Attendance was small, around two hundred, but the audience enjoyed his frontier poems and camp fire imagery.
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Jack Crawers
Rinjesch Theater
Miles Fort
Tia Fa
Waran
Smn
Famaua
ST NS Plains
Maroh
Crawford
Fort Fey
Forage crops aid swine diet in modern farming
Important item of Modern Farming discusses forage crops such as rye alfalfa clover and sorghum for pig grazing. It explains grazing can supplement but not replace dry matter and grain, stresses rotation and local conditions, notes protein benefits from alfalfa and clover, and outlines finishing pig feeding toward market readiness with green forage then grain.
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Pransit
Slaueh Ber
Sueedtus & Shaw
Work To-day Show Delights Crowd At Benefit Event
An audience appreciated Ty Work To-day's vaudeville pieces and humorous stanzas. The Undertaking will not stretch the sum raised. tickets sales aim to support Associated Cantitles relief funds. Committee members praise Manager Riot of the Magustic theater for donating acts and coordinating the entertainment with other participants at half price until March 1.
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Ars
Crawford
Uckets
Ibis
Dun
Ue Magustic ‘Theater
Made Good Records At Ohio Bench Show
Fragmented report from Newark and Columbus details bench show results. Multiple winners listed include Will Wieeman, Poller Citler Anicebruch, and Mrs K S Barratt, with breeds and cups noted. life heat winner and attendance by Mrs Wolf hinted for next month.
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Ohio
Walt
Tonnels
Newark Ang Columbis
Jascin Thuy
Portora Great Dans
Wurtemburg
Styers
Grene Dane
Sam Sarto
Firsk Ageconi Aftik Reserhs
Will Wieeman
Mawener
Swinner
Poller Citler Anicebruch
Lexy
Tims
Ao Ners
Dopants J Fox Plark
O' Ryan Coker
Les Tone
Wil Hammet
St Remards
Tram Tha Champagne Kennels
Bath
Tom
Sloane
Barratt
Wy Hla
Cirs
Wolf
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Eckart Packing Company
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Purrell & Pears
Bonen Rae
Dhig
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F. A. Gotton
Satorges Sahl Pensson
Menta Tance Mills
Mare
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Toston
Tapste
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Catle—Recelyts
Ipeastlagas
Y aWes
Lowe
Mae Ae Wethars
Pittsburg
Jack Kuhns Critically III
Packard Company
Chicago Hospital
Patterbon-Fletcher CO
Indluna
Jack Crawford
Scout
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H.R. Freeman
H. A. Keplinger
H. Orr
Govanment Depositary
Dan'y Vaill
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Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
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WE. Mossman
Louis Fox
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Heine
Jong Pant
Patterson-Flensher Co
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