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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
8
Trading in New York showed a steadier tone as money rates moved higher amid cautious sentiment. Rates held near four to four and a half percent with banks accepting tighter terms. United States Steel and other major issues saw mixed moves while total shares traded neared 976,000 as bonds remained on call.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions money, silver, currencies, loans, dates, and numbers but lacks coherent events or entities. No clear subjects, places, or organizations are identifiable to form a factual item or headline.
Readable portions show a Fort Wayne hog and general produce market roundup. The item lists quotes for hides and wool, prices for wheat, corn, apples, citrus, vegetables, and fruit, plus specific regional and vendor references and corrected prices by Abe Minsky.
Fragmented notes describe local market activity in New York and surrounding precincts. References to prices, entries, and delays appear with unclear names and figures. Further detail is unreadable due to OCR quality, but the piece signals fluctuating values and reported transactions.
Ware and Leland's Daily Grain Letter discusses a fragile wheat start and a later notable decline with mixed reactions from receivers. The report notes weak to moderate price action, ongoing demand concerns, and shifts in futures activity across July and September contracts amid price volatility.
A lengthy, fragmented market news brief touches on dividends, stock movements, and general economic trends. It mentions various companies and sectors, notes average July forecasts, and references price movements and market sentiment, with a dense but unclear OCR text spanning gas, rail, and brokerage topics.
Fragmented OCR summary shows cattle and beef terms, prices, weights, and cattle receipts. Mentions buyers, vendors, and varied figures like 68 and 10 dollars, with references to hogs, beef, and live stock conditions. Ambiguous names and places appear. main action is pricing and listings for livestock trades.
Miss Psther Hasty sister of George Poets whine hone on the River road strayed Sunday morning. WCCO radio reported the incident in morning news. Mrs Woodworth at 218 West Superior offers care and bath services.
This article notes planting times and soil preparation for vegetables such as onions and beans, with details on fertilization, depth of planting, and cultivation. It describes seed quality, disease risks, and methods to harvest and thresh beans, including equipment like a two-row harvester, and estimates yields of twenty to forty bushels per acre.
Favorable weather across the wheat belt pulled futures lower with July wheat at 2.32 and September at 2.28, corn and oats slipping. rains eased drought in northwest regions and Canada while hot sunny days aided maturation. cash offerings helped stem declines and keep volume light. Provisions remained strong with steady demand.
Purdue Alumni Association members gathered in Lafayette to elect officers. The meeting featured Dracy as vice president and Taefaette as treasurer, with the board of trustees receiving remarks from a university alumna.
A Was hash Railroad locomotive caught fire early morning at 205 Wray Werkostrert and 929 elkhs street. Firefighters prevented major damage as crews contained the blaze and awaited the all clear. Officials said no injuries were reported and the incident remains under review.
An aged man and his grandson were handling a revolver when it discharged. The bullet struck the child in the chest as they examined a drawer, causing serious injury that could be life threatening. The incident occurred in Evansville.
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