May Wheat Ends With Record High In May Pit
Chicago May wheat ends on a strong note with the May price at 1.04 a bushel, a record high for the period. Market subdued after initial gains as signals point to possible squeeze fears. July contracts fluctuated between highs and lows amid weak cash and bear sentiment.
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Markets snapshot from New York and Chicago reports
May 21 market notes show steady to firm tone in grains and commodities with European tensions weighing on wheat prices. Butter and eggs steady. beef, pork and poultry values mixed as Chicago and New York exchanges quote varied prices across dairy, grains, and produce with limited demand and some storage pressure.
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Local Notes From Cromwell and Nearby Towns
A garbled Cromwell area item lists residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Thomas DeVault, Andy Pelthiser, G. Bamnhart family, G W Green, Comer, J Rink, John Hessler, Marion Beherich, and Kobber in divorce proceedings. Reports mention visits from Engvall of Garrett, Viverst, and Colvin Heymaur, with references to Decoration Day exercises at Ligonter and travel to Indianapolis, Chicago, South Bend, Syracuse, and Alton.
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Thomas DeVault
Andy Pelthiser
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Local Market Prices On Cereals and Hides
Fort Wayne market prices list grain hay and fees corrected by local brokers. New yellow ear corn and white corn prices appear alongside wheat and barley values. Hides and livestock metrics show Heavies and Lents, with wholesale street market quotes for butter, cheese, potatoes, poultry, and fruit products across local streets.
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Fort Wayne
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Hog Market Glides Despite Mixed Cattle Trade
Chicago May 11 hog receipts near 24 000 with prices down 10c. Cattle trade mixed with strong early gains fading to steady. yearlings up to 6.40 while cows and steers show softer demand. Hog market, especially packing stock, softens with top around 6.20 to 6.00 and buyers cautious ahead of fall prices.
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Lentsville
Mae Medida
Dekalb County Farmer Killed in Runaway Accident
Kendallville Indiana May death of aged farmer near Fairfield Center from brain concussion and internal injuries after a runaway cart overturned as a boy fell from a load of horses. He died about 11 20 am after suffering four hours. He was 47 years old, survived by wife five daughters and six sons. Funeral set for Fairnett Center Saturday at 10 AM.
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Aumist Muckuck
Pairfeld Center
Aelock
Ricia Lebmar
Fairnett ‘Center
Pineapple Crop Short This Year Prompts Market Notes
Local Commission notes pineapple supply is tight this year with Cuban and American arrivals down. Prices run around 22.25 to 3.25 per case as demand remains steady though receipts thin. Grain, oats, and other produce show mixed activity with rain and improving conditions shaping prices.
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Hog Purchasers Pay Lower Prices at Toledo Union Stockyards
Shippers and local buyers were seen as even as hog prices opened lower in Toledo with quality hogs driving values. Selected heavies brought around 66.10, good to 68.00, and various classes ranged from 4 to 9 dollars for feeders, with pigs and sows mixed. Cattle receipts and pork markets showed mixed results across several cities, including East Buffalo and Indianapolis, with buyers adjusting to softer demand.
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Marke
Ile Lower
Gromer
Featerday City Scales Report Confusing Lineup
A garbled city score note from SCALES city shows unclear item counts and dates. Names and amounts appear as fragments, with a mismatch of digits and letters that obscure the event details and participants involved.
May Wheat Sparks Market Furore in Chicago Toledo
May wheat futures surged in Chicago to a record level while Toledo prices showed mixed action with declines early and slight firmer tones later. Rains across spring and winter crops weighed on the new crop outlook. May strength remained the dominant driver in Chicago though Toledo drifted.
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Hay Market Prices and Grain Receipts Report
In Toledo on May 31 prices for No 1 Timothy ranged around 20 to 20.50 dollars, No 2 Timothy near 18 to 17 dollars with mixed lots and quality affecting values. The document lists wheat hay receipts and various No 1 No 4 and mixed grades, reflecting market activity and grade distinctions for livestock feed.
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Siar
Hay
Toledo
Nord
Albion News Recaps Local Memorial Day Observance
In Albion Erie, residents gathered for Memorial Day events including a ceremony at the cemetery and a parade. John Smith and local groups attended while Company I served as guard of honor. Speakers from Auburn and local figures addressed the crowd before adjourning to the opera house.
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Nye Bribery Case Aims for Jury Today in Columbus
Trials progress with Representative Georgs B Nye facing bribery charges. Prosecutor Turner Innae told jurors the testimony of witness Stele Printer Crawford suggested Nye received a $500 bribe, while Crawford’s account remained unconfirmed.
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Georgs B Nye
Inquirer
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Turbulent stock day amid speculation and court news
Stocks fluctuated as trading grew more active with a sharp swing in American Tobacco. News of the American Tobacco case and a court order affecting tobacco combining spurred market moves, with bonds easing and large blocks changing hands. The day featured volatile prices, heavy turnover, and ongoing fears of dissolution impacts.
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Busy Month for Humane Officer Reported by Fort Wayne Society
Humang L. C. Schinudrott filed a monthly report with the Fort Wayne Humane Society showing numerous cases investigated and families seeking aid. The document lists numbers for children found in good homes, mothers warned for bad company, men warned for drink and neglect, and individuals taken into care or prosecuted for abuse.
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Fort Wayne Humans Society
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City News On Irvinge and Fort Wayne Horses Decoration
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Wabash
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Taxpayers Urged to Appearl Before County Board
Legal notice directed to taxpayers by the auditor Calvin H. Brown of Ave County Todiana. It references revisions to normal and assessment of general facts under Sec. 8 Inujack Features and Revision 1908 section 4, with all subsequent laws applying. Those with grievances are to appear before the board.
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Administrators Sale Terms In Real Estate Notice
Notice outlines sale terms by administrator David H. Forsythe with cash options and staged payments in thirds over nine and eighteen months secured by mortgage. Attending attorney Boullou Hoffmann Romprag listed. No full location or dates provided.
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Fort Wayne General Ordinance No 38 Penalizes Keeping Dogs in Public
Fort Wayne drafts General Ordinance No 38 restricting keeping or bars on dogs within the city limits except with owner custody. It imposes a forty eight hour hold by poundmaster or officer before disposal, requires owner to claim the dog and pay care and pound expenses. Passed at a May meeting with mayoral approval.
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