Wheat Market Drops Amid Bull Deleveraging and Weakness
The report describes a broad wheat and grain downturn driven by large bull trader liquidations, with corn and oats showing mixed moves. It notes Liverpool price declines adding to domestic pressure, short covering among big sellers, and modest near-term recoveries due to weather and demand signals. September futures and cash markets show mixed but generally soft movement across wheat, corn, and other grains with various regional quotes and closing prices.
Cottage for sale at Clear Lake offered cheap for immediate pickup
A new cottage at Clear Lake is offered at a very low price if taken at once. Interested buyers are advised to contact Hitzemann at the satty 402-3 People's Trust ig.
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Clear Lake
Hitzemann Satty
People’s Trust
Fort Wayne Street Market Prices Across Grains and Hides
Corrected market listings show No. 2 red wheat and mixed wheats priced per bushel, oats and shelled corn values, and hay rates. Hides and leather prices vary by grade, with wholesale and retail street market quotes for fresh produce, dairy, and fats. Regional figures include timothy, clover, and price tiers for corn feeds, plus boots and hides in a dense trade snapshot.
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Glover Bay
Timothy
Dea
Hogs Trade Holds Steady Amid Mixed Chicago Markets
Traders in Chicago reported mixed hogs trading with prices around 9.55 to 9.65 per cwt and a higher hog net, while cattle and calves showed varied demand. Buyers remained selective on weight and quality, with hogs seeing limited appetite and prices higher on light supply. calves and feeders edged lower on uncertain demand.
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Spenutsmen
Ratty Wal
Tees
Inimbr
Tiecuina
Eattia
Galica
Belognae
Inet Huyora
Mary
Ebla
Unclear stock market notes from Cleveland May 31
Fragmented market snippets show livestock prices and shoe sales. Mentions Hosa-Re celpix and calves with varied prices, plus Pittsburg live stock figures and general market activity. Text is garbled with numerous OCR errors and missing context.
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Cleveland
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report May 11
Buffalo New York live stock market summary shows cattle and hog receipts at a quiet, steady tone. Prices listed include cattle at 4487.00 and hogs around 6000, with milk and other prices noted for the day.
Hog and cattle market report from Tolldo Ohio crosses rough gains
Hog receipts were up and the tone was firmer across hogs and cattle with mixed classes steady. Prices ranged for selected heavies and good to prime cattle while lambs and sheep showed stable to slightly higher bids in a busy livestock sale at Tolldo.
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Os Journal
Tolldo
Is.uy
Consmon
Oheia
Extra Special Readrite sale at Walsh and Kirrsp
Advertisement fragment shows a promotional offer with a special price and a ten day window. It mentions Walsh and Kirrsp at 134 Berry Street, urging customers to visit for the reduced deal. The text is garbled but indicates a local shop promotion and timing.
Man Pleads to Manslaughter in Wisconsin Case
Burrell Brown, identified as a Black man, was removed to Michigan City Prison after conviction for voluntary manslaughter in a case tied to Emmet Williams. A deputy sheriff escorted Brown to begin a term ranging from two to twenty one years. Brown had pleaded guilty in court to the charges.
Streifling Arrested for Largery in Fort Wayne Case
Aged nineteen, Sol Streifling, once connected to a Fort Wayne millinery house, was arrested in Denver California for stealing feathers worth $1000. He allegedly decamped with plumes in installments while working for the millinery firm. A nearby Denver report notes possible accomplices. authorities seek details. Also a separate help-wanted notice lists laborers needed at 20 cents per hour at the gas works, corner Barr and Superior streets.
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Sol Streiiing
Fort Wayne
Denver
Cal
Tly
Ehu
Barr
Superior Streets
Wheat market steadies as futures drop and cash edges higher
Market report from Toledo May 31 shows wheat weak at opening with little danger in Indiana and Ohio. Trade centers on buying by major firms and a 17 million bushel single day handling. corn eases alongside wheat but cash prices hold. Prices listed for May to December futures, with cash opened at 6.90 and other months at varied levels amid thin offers and minor shifts.
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Journal-Gazette
Toledo
Loran & Bryan
Theta Pemple
Liverpool
Toledoenah
May
Ave
Lac
Cudh
Mirysske
Glover
de Dees
Timothy
Perino
Debian
Aumust
Toledo Hay Market Prices and Grain Offers
Toledo date May 31 reports May 6 prices for Timothy and Clover hay with No 1 and No 2 Timothy, No 7 Timothy, and related oats or wheat queries. The text lists quantities and unit prices, noting market conditions and delivery terms.
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Cincinnati
Caay
Indianapolis
Toledo
Illumination and piping offer in Indiana lighting ad
A Fort Wayne notice promotes gas piping upgrades and modern lighting by Indiana Lighting Co. It touts seven room lighting package for $12.00 and invites readers to call for other estimates while noting convenient, economical set lighting options.
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Fort
OLD National Bank
Fort Wayne, Ind
Indiana
Paralyzed Immigrant Michael Broomer Dies in Indiana
Michael Broomer of Nix settlement Washington township died after a series of miraculous strokes last Friday. A German native who came to the U S at twenty five he lived on his farm for forty five years and left three sons and five daughters. The Rev Mather Vuessler conducted his funeral at the Nix parish church Thursday evening with Catholic rites.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Michael Broomer
Nix Settlement
Washington
Broomer
Germany
Mather Vuessler
Graduates Receive Diplomas at Columbia City High School
Forty two senior students collected their diplomas at Columbia City High School commencement yesterday evening in the auditorium. The event featured remarks by Theorist and Precinct Guardian, with A. A. Afuns presenting diplomas as head of the department of education from the University of Chicago.
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Columbia City
Ind
Lsh
Addre Oon
Chaeion Hedurld
Chicago
A. A Afuns
Stock market dealings show expansion of deals in New York
May 30 stock market activity expanded again on a descending range of values as news circulated that the justice department would seek an injunction to block western railroads from raising freight rates effective tomorrow. Prices slipped to near day’s lows as the market, already active, adjusted to the anticipated impact on commodities and banking conditions amid widening liquidation and credit strain.
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New York
Department of Justice
Western
Washtington
Senate
Fnandal
Wihileh Ioans
Rieworts
Adel
Chicago
Trust
Interior
Uepublic
Uepublic, Agitation Agiinat
Honda
New York Market Reports May 31 Prices and Crude Dairy Notes
New York dairy and food markets show mixed receipts and pricing across butter creamery milk and cheese items with various grades and standards noted. Separate lines mention cotton futures opening steady due to speculative ticket breaks and general market quietness across yarns and other commodities.
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New York
Apedaia
Plate
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Balherad
Local Whitley News Notes Visits and Visitors
May 21 reports Valentina Wagner growing weaker while the venerable man’s wife remains ill. Mr and Mrs Andrew Bonehrale of Chicago visit the Loe family and Nina Lee of Mishawaka spends Memory Day with her parents in South Whitley.
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Kist News
Burtauy _ SOUTH WHITLEY
Ind
Valentina Wagner
Andrew Bonehrale
Chicago
Nina. Lee
Mishawaka
George Loe
Township vice presidents named for auxiliary
May day report from Columbia City Indiana details Mrs James Ray president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Whitley County Farmers Institute naming township vice presidents from Binkhownship to Cleveland. The piece notes Mrs We Hamilton and Mrs J H Shilta among others and mentions a secretary and a meeting called for.
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Columbia City
Ind
May al
James Ray
Woman's Auxiliary
Whitley County Farmers’ Institute
Binkhownship
Lan Nickey
Iinton
Antoine TaFrancois
Seth Fernon
M. Merrit Crowell
Washington
Wa. McQey
Columbia
We. Hamilton
Thorncreck
J. H. Shilta
Tna
D. Tucker
Troy
Wm. Wyncoop Richand
Luther Schuman
Cleveland
Alfred Mass
Milas Jonnie Collins
Thin City
Club Elects New Officers At Warsaw Reading Club
Warsaw Indiana May 31 Those numbered members were elected by the Warsaw Reading efb Mrs W H Reed president Mrs William J Fragen vice president Mrs Edith Lynch secretary Miss Hetty Forel assistant secretary Mrs J H Lanes treasurer Miss Frazer Mrs C O Howard Mrs Bikini Mrs Stout and Iarg Benagh program committees The meeting was held last evening at the home of Ales WHW Renih Pheehuls will hold a plente at Winona Lake futon 18 The next menth will be held next Monday evening with Mrs Martha Cleesnar
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Journal-Tinzette
Warsaw
Ind
Efb
W. Reed
William JD
Fragen
Edith Lynch
Mins Hetty Forel
J. Hy Lanes
Trancsurer
Mian Frazer
C. O. Howard
C. O. Howard, Mra. Bikini
Stout
Iarg Benagh
Ales
Renih ‘Pheehuls
Winona Lake Futon
Martha Cleesnar
City News Highlights and Fire Department Shakeups
Chicago visitor Mr A D Kemp stays with his mother on Lewia Street. John Swaldner of Engine House No 4 resigns from the city fire department after claiming the job pulls him from family. Mrs Mary McAtee fined for profanity. Magisterial court reports on a profanity charge and a neighbor dispute over a husband deemed worthless. A neighbor testifies that Shively urged a woman to do washings for another man’s move.
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A. 3D. Kemp
Chicago
Emmad Kemp
Lewia Street
John Swaldner
Atkin
Mary McAtee
M. J
Public schools Field day at Driving Park on Friday
Kendallville Indiana reports Field Day events at Driving Park on Friday June 3 with special prizes. Participants include Perry Niswander and others listed by secretary Ritter as winners or contenders in various contests and pinging games.
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Public
Wint News Birreau
Kendallville
Ind
Perry Niawander
Clears
J. $. Ritter
Meat Hute
Niswander Hea
Cromyvt
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Morgey
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Ech
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