Auburn Boys Make Excellent Records
Auburn lad Tily $-nnse notes two Auburn militiamen among the best marksmen at the state annual shooting tests and target practice held at Fort Iary near Indianapolis this week. George Cos and George Ginter received such honors. The panors did not terminate with last week’s practice, as higher state tests may extend these results into an international contest.
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Anburs
Fort Iary
Vison
Indianapolis
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George Ginter
Kendallville Hotel Bride Marries Man
Kendallville Ind July report notes Kiser of the Resher lum a member of the Ken Vallville Hand married at Py ville Ohio and returned home Wednesday. The ceremony included a serenade and a class time surprise. The couple was celebrated with a late evening gathering and guests honored the bride.
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Kiser
Pyville
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Market closes with mixed grains and tighter wheat
Closing figures show wheat lower while corn and oats rise amid volatile sessions. Strong demand and weather influences drove futures, with wheat slipping from early highs, corn advancing on shorts demand, and oats firm as buyers responded to heat and crop conditions.
Dry Goods Market Report from New York Trade Row
The day's market for dry goods shows cotton prices stable with few gains in cotton yarns. Wool and dress goods hold steady while hosiery remains a touch better. Men's wear reports slow turnover as buyers, notably jobbers and wholesalers, assess current demand.
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Wheat Slump and Market Fever Amid Cornerstone Corn
The report notes late wheat slumps in Bay markets with fever in corn and sharp price moves in July, September, and December contracts. Prices show mixed shifts as Liverpool and Chicago activity signals strong trading, with weather and crop conditions described as generally good and exports modest.
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Liverpool
Chicago
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Ob Rpool
Bartlett, Patten , Co
Wall Street Shifts Focus From Politics To Industrial Outlook
New York traders show mixed action as political uncertainty lingers after the Democratic convention. Investors seek profits, while hopes for renewed industrial activity and resumed manufacturing persist. Bonds steady. money market shows small gains amid a cautious close.
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NW York
Nantates Donde
Jn Yelles
First Home
Baltimore and Ohio
Local Market Prices From Port Wayne Wholesale and Retail
The Port Wayne market lists wholesale and retail prices for dairy eggs butter cheese and produce. Items include fancy creamery butter 3c per pound, country eggs per dozen, new potatoes per bushel, lemons per bushel, live turkeys per pound, and various meats and grains with regional suppliers and price quotes. The document reflects a broad array of goods and pricing from local merchants and markets.
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Geers
Elgin Creamery
Coffee market and local notices from New York
The coffee market closing near unchanged at 43 points and several bond-like notes appear with July through December dates. A residential permit was granted for a Broadway dwelling costing 1660 dollars. Public health notes mention diphtheria alert on Green Falls and scarlet fever in the Percy family on Sulwafield Street. Journal Gazette wants ads at one cent per word.
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Grenn
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Sulwafield Street
Hogs and cattle prices slip as market stalls amid scarce sheep
AGO July 10 Friday's hog sale shows prices at 6.75 for heavy hogs with active bidding. Cattle demand weak with rare prime weights and scarce beef steers, while sheep and lambs market remains subdued. Weekly receipts show light cattle arrivals and hogs around 6.50 to 6.60, with mixed consignments from buyers like Armonr d Co. and Swift & Co. across regions East Buffalo and Pittsburgh reports also noted.
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Swift & Co
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Vanes Willdip
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Cedar Creek In DeKalb County To Be Completed
Nut News Bureau reports Cedar Creek in DeKalb County will be finished after commissioners surveyed the water course along the dredge route. The visit comes amid concern over unfinished dredging and contractor Pearl who allegedly abandoned the project after receiving payment.
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Dekalb County
Nut News Bureau
Auburn
Ind
Lettianon Cantraet
Pearl
Methodist Church at Brimfield to Be Reopened
Albion Indiana July 1 The Methodist Church at Brimfield will reopen next Sunday after remodeling costing between 3600 and 700 Dr H W Bennett presiding elder will lead with piano and Miss Peters of Wawala will sing solo The Albion Chorus will perform and Brimfield citizens invite friends to vote for the event and attend services
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Kist News
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Ales. Peters
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Carver
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Congressional Convention to Be Held at Auburn
A congressional convention is announced to be held at Auburn on August twenty first. The Republican meeting aims to select a candidate and will feature Hon. James Watson delivering the principal address.
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Aue
Janes Watson
Millersburg Bank Adopts New Board of Directors
Ambiguous text indicates Millersburg State Bank announces changes as Riley Worn is elected to a board of directors amid internal banking activities. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
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Inwe Walp
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Direjuort
Former Ligonier Man Dies in the West
Ligonier news reports David Cunningham receiving word of the death of his son Elewarth Cunningham in Oklahoma. The body will be brought home for burial with funeral details not yet announced. The story notes leadership positions, including Denki chosen as chairman and Abe Goldsmith as secretary, with nine directors named from various towns.
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J. Straua
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Stay Walker
West
Sy Rist
Tad
Ily
David Cunningham
Thorsdes
Elewarth
Oklahoma
FUNMEL CLUB RELINION DELIGHT AT H Hutchison HOME
Hugh F Hutchison entertained the Faenel Tinh club at his Martin street home with a cordial chat and card games. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Arthur Sedewick Jay Maxwell Carl Strate Barley Head Dale Wontruff Allen Palmer Will Kelley and Pred Starr.
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Barley Head
Dale Wontruff
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