Stoch Barket Lags Awaiting Better Turn of Business
Market notes describe nerves and dullness as investors await the quarterly report from United States Steel and observe bank reserves. Signals from Germany and Britain influence sentiment while labor tensions in Manchester impact foreign cotton demand. Bond markets firm. US bonds and exchange rates hold near last week.
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Banka
Matenester
Eng
Tmperiel Bank of
Germany
United States Steel
Directora
Harriman
Washington
Noarthmmn Pacific
United States
New York Banks Show Gains in Deposits and Surplus
The New York associated banks report stronger liquidity with cash rising to 15,000 amid a total surplus above required 15 percent deposits of 37,064. The week shows increased loans by 38,892,000 and a broad shift in assets while circulation and deposits rise, reflecting improvements over the prior year and last week.
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Tegala
Heneree
Gurplim
Deponica
Clearing House Paper Cuts Emergency Bills Amid Banking Crisis
New York clears a large portion of emergency clearing-house paper reducing its value by about 97 million dollars. Banks report rapid progress in eliminating emergency issues as the banking crisis of recent months eases.
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New York
Coffee fibre market stays steady despite decline in one month
New York January market notes a 6 point fall in one month while general levels hold, aided by light vacuums and firmer European demand. Trading shows 278M Taga bales with prices for Marely at 6.10, May 2, July 6.20, September 4.5, October nas, November 4.00 and December kp. spot is steady with limited listings among firms Cordova and others.
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New York
Europe
Nas
Cordova
JHE Coffee Market Report From New York
The dry goods market shows gradual improvement as selling activity rises with mounting competition. Traders note lower prices are offered, while fabric shipments and carload resales influence activity. Cotton goods remain steady amid cautious demand and resale pressure.
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York
Burkina
Will Break a Record in New York Finance Report
New York reports record dividend and interest disbursements for the period, with a large year over year increase driven by small corporations paying unrelegated dividends. The February total shows substantial outlays, underscoring a robust payment cycle amid broader market activity.
Church meeting and community notices at local precinct
The C W B Mootihe church of Christ held a draft testing gathering at the president Stirs H Ee Brafford 1419 Hurd Street with ninety attendees. Talks by Mrs Hartin T H McCormick and Hobbs were well received. Future meetings include a third Friday gathering at Mrs Coz 1302 Hard Street and a men’s club organized next Tuesday under Third Ward auspices for social governance ethics literary and athletic aims.
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C. W. B. Mootihe
Church of Christ
Stirs
H. Ee Brafford
Hurd Street
Pra
Stafford
Lecture by Rev H P Welton on Spiritualism at Bible Training School
The Rev H P Welton will lecture Friday night January 34 at Bible Training School South Wayne and Richardville on Spiritualism. The talk covers the Seen and Unseen worlds, methods of communication, and aims to identify real spirits and their purposes. It contrasts Welton’s views with modern writings and cites scripture on spiritualism practices.
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P. Welton
Bible Training School
South Wayne
Richardville
Evenvee
Welton
Te Hey, Welton
Rev Frank Leoig to Preach on The Happy Man
The Rev. Frank Leoig pastor of Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church will preach a short sermon Wednesday evening with the subject The Happy Man.
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Frank Leoig
Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Churan
Notable Preacher at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church hosts Professor G. Soares from the University of Chicago as featured preacher. He led morning services and a 3 o’clock address for men, with Rev. Lt. Bill preaching at the evening service. The day includes a varied musical program with arrangements by Morrison, Pessford, Milward, and others.
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Chk University Wit
Eclocke Hathold
Y. Wm
Geoven T Cuonar
Hy A Priney
J.v. Burns
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Sev
United Brethren Church
G. K Byrer
Trinity Episcopal Church
W. Averill
W. W. Daup
Thuradas
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Bethel Church
E. Q. Langeman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles A. Rowand
St. Paul Metho Episcopal Church
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the Citadel
Court House
Youns People's Legion
George Barkall
Mereat Salvastine
J. G
First Baptist Church
G. Soares
University of Chicago
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Baptist
Cal Park
Chicago
We University
Middle West
Fort Wayne
Bill
Buet
Morrison
Mer Pessford
Lola
Milward
Clare Zallars Bond
Presse the Bord
Ratilegger
Revival at Free Methodist Church Draws Many Converts
Special meetings at the Free Methodist Church led by Rev. A. Ingersoll report strong revival success with twenty conversions. The church fills nightly and features a song and praise service before the pastor's sermon. Each evening includes testimonials from new converts and hopeful members.
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Free Methodist Church
A. Inger
Soll
Church of Lope
Church Services Across City With Multiple Pastors
Local churches announce schedules with sermons and evening revivals. Ministers include Rev O genultz at First Enylist, Rev J Micherr at First Enylist, Rev Dr HT Sell at Firmouth Congregational, Rev Ray Miller at Church of Christ, and Rev William Wilson at Westminster Presbyterian. Morning and evening services listed with times and topics.
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Genultz
Suda School
Alfred Aolzworth
Mission Rand Tuemluy
Goape
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Calhoun Street
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J. E ‘Micherr
Sones
University of Chicas
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Barnard
Free Methodist Church
Ingersoll
Christ's Lutheran Church
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Bey
Theo
F. Hahn
Tor
Wanye Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Prank Leto
Pantar
God
Eby
Moraine
Salem Reformed Church
Ea Wre A
Notes of Company D J New
Notes recount events from Company D J No. 2 Indiana National Guard in the city on Sunday with drills in small arms practice. Recent addition of two new target setups and roster changes including Loren Houck and William Wilkens. Major Kuhlman delayed an officers’ school due to a Muncie strike. basketball game details mention Private Marks Briday and Private Zan.
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Humphey S.vans
Indiana National Guard
Sfonday
Auburn
Mejor Kuhlman
Muncie
Barehouse
de Zan & Hot
Marks
Loren Houck
Wiliam Wilkens
Leaders in the Six Days Race in Kansas City
In Kansas City on January 25, the six day bicycle race draws attention as top riders compete. Trev Lawson and Mo. Tab Picked by many as favorites join teams from Root-foleer Empire Gardgett-Misten Monrme-Wilcox Dixon Western Haaner-Haibrook Kansaror Pilgrim Morgan-Senhouse Marman Sherwood-Wil Puritan. Jake Prince manages the event at the Wild de Cone convention hall.
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Lawson
Tab
Gardgett-Misten
Monrme-Wilcox
Dixon Western Tea
Haaner-Haibrook
Kansaror Pilgrim
Morgan-Senhouse
Marman
Sherwood
Sherwood-Wil the Puritan team. These moes ara @ the Wiald de Conevention hall
Jake Prince
Ainer
Fort Wayne Market Highlights Logical Vegetable Supplies
The Fort Wayne Market reports fluctuating prices across staples. Eggs ranged 18 to 24 cents wholesale recently, with expectations of higher due to colder weather. butter shows a split between prime and storage quality as financial stringency cools demand. Potatoes stay active with price rises driven by limited supply. apples and onions lag with mixed demand. Oleo demand rises amid political talk to curb oleomargarine coloring, while hay yields strong and market steady. Lemons and oranges plentiful with box prices around 4 and 3 dollars respectively. bananas light as overall stock discounts loom.
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Fort Wangs
Commission
Congress
Bronze turkeys dominate large exhibition at dog and poultry show
An unusually large bronze turkey exhibit surprised attendees at the dog and poultry show. W Fanner of Decatur won first in the enck erelg while John Rene of rival route No 8 claimed second and third. N M Fanner won first ten pullels with Rene taking second and third. Ma Rowe displayed four birds earning four ribbons in her first year exhibiting.
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W. Fanner
Decatur
Enckerelg
John Rene
Fanner
Rene
Rowe
Great Underwear bargains at the Fatterson Fletcher Co sale
Local shoppers seek value as Fatterson Fletcher Co hosts underwear sale with marked down basics. Storewide prices draw attention from nearby households and bargain hunters. Officials emphasize limited stock and store hours during the promotional event.
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Fatterson-Fletcher Co
Local Kennel Dominates Ore Tog Show Wins
The Good Enough kennels owned by B Ankenorack and Deortek scored a heavy win at the Ore tog and poultry show. Lads's Dan and Rob Stone claimed first and second in the nags class, with the same pair taking top two in the Allen county class where Lady's Dan earned a second. Captain Phillip the puppy placed second in the pinay class as the kennel’s dogs earned multiple ribbons.
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B. Ankenorack
Deortek
Ore Tog and Poultry
Dan
Rob Stone
Allen County
Phillip
Flaston
Exhibition notes on dogs and kennels at the fair
The article describes various kennels on show at the exhibition. It highlights the dainty snow drop Juve Antonio Jr as a prized pup, with remarks on its high desirability. It mentions Lady's Dan, Nellie Gindstoin, and Captain Phillip with lineage to Caper tain and Glnaesens Lady Marie, Count Danstone, and Rans'e Lady.
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Juve Antonio, Jr
Dan
Nellie Gindstoin
Captain Phillip
Capertain
Glnaesens
Marie
Count Danstone
Rans
Lay
Real Estate Clearances and Sales in Indiana weekly review
The week’s bank clearances list numerous real estate transactions in Indiana. Investments by Indiana firms move parcels in Hanna, Fletcher additions, and nearby townships with prices ranging from roughly 20 to 338 dollars plus fees. The notices appear amid the COUNTY Monday listings and local property transfers recorded by Catterson-Fletcher Co. and the Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
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Indiana. Investment Co
Tyt-State Building and Loan Association
Ee Hannas
George Y. Gyriarto
Burrlar
Northeast
Sam
Riner Wire Sehlatter
V. Warner Ts
Sematter
Momany
Uckea
Efrnor Seelin
Cedar Creek
TOR
Catterson-Fletcher CO
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