Drought scare lifts as rains touch Cork grains
Weather scare in South Dakota boosts wheat markets while rains reach Cork. Wheat prices swing with July futures trading around 54 to 56 cents. Cash grades show weakness. No 2 yellow at 46 to 54 cents. Strong oats buying from bad northwest crops supports grain gains though corn and barley remain unsettled. United States markets report mixed futures and cash values with district variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dakon
Sto
Baker
Market Briefs Chicago and New York Dairy and Poultry News
Markets report butter steady and cheese receipts with varied prices. Chicago receipts 19 284 cases with parles and firsts. butter and eggs show mixed gains. New York poultry alive and dressed prices listed with steady butter and strong egg movement. cheese firm receipts 4110 with price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Powlery
Steedy
New York
Ateke
Pennsylvania
Hennsry
Onion association meeting held at Wayne hotel
The National Onion Association, comprising current dealers and large growers in Ohio and Indiana, met yesterday at the Wayne hotel. They discussed the crop outlook and other matters, noting that the market has been hurt by the harvest and weather. The next meeting is planned for July 18 in Wawas... Tim. Mr CM Wiener of the city serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Oniona Association
Ohio
Indiana
Wayne Hotel
Wawases Tim
CM. Wiener
City News Sewing Society Meeting At School Hall
The Sewing society of Grace Lutheran Church will meet this afternoon at the school hall on Pontlas and Gay Steak. Mrs Inco Schaefer will be present. The St. John's Lutheran Eneyn society also meets at the school hall with Mrs Stegall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Society
Grace Lutheran ¢Hird
Schaefer
St. John's
Lutheren Eneyn
Halse
Ars. Stegall
Fort Wayne Local Market Prices Across Goods
Corrected daily market listing shows prices for corn oats wheat rye barley and mixed grains, plus hogs sheep and dairy products. Includes farm produce like potatoes onions apples berries and poultry with unit prices per bushel hundredweight or pound from Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Waeyna Hey and Grain Co
Chicago Market Report Crashes Prices as Hog Supply Rises
Hog production runs heavy while cattle and lamb supplies hold steady to firm in Chicago trading. Receipts show hogs at 35,000 with mixed to higher prices. cattle and sheep volumes remain strong, with bids fluctuating and some calfs advancing. Western markets remain bearish though local sales stay active, aided by steady to higher slaughter demand and price ranges across hogs, cattle, and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubicaso
Kansas City
Louteville
Indiana honey crop failure cited by state expert
Indianapolis June 14 The honey crop in Théiata is failing due to dry weather says B Douglass state entomologist and head of the state apiary department The white clover crop on which bees rely for stores is poor because of weather He predicts heavy rains could bring a late blossom but notes bees may still gather nectar from late fall flowers to stock stores for winter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dougises
Mead
State Aniary
Douglass
Mr. Douglass
Local hog market jumps ten cents in light demand
The local hog market rose ten cents yesterday as cheery demand persisted and receipts remained light for the season. Prices ranged with heavies 180 to 225 pounds at about $5.90 and 238 to 308 pounds near $5.60, with other weights around $5.33 to $5.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nghia
Ae Heavies
City Weighs Farm Commodities Reported at Scales
At the city scales yesterday the record shows Brice Bay value 23618 ton, Catsazqngse bi, Corn Po Se hu, indicating volumes and prices for local commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricex
Bay
Cost of porkers shows no change in market receipts
Liberal hog receipts in Toledo and Pittsburg show steady to weak tone across categories. Prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep mirror mixed levels with prime steers around 6.50 and hogs trading near 6.00 to 6.60, while calves and sheep reflect modest shifts in supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wolk
Walen
Enaia Tat Cois
Pittsburg
Cotte
Prominent Albion Citizen Answers Summons
Abram Seit a prominent Albion resident aged 69 in Noble County died at his home after a four month illness following a stroke. Born in London Michigan he lived in Noble County 37 years. His wife and six children survive including Edward See wit Mans and Charles here Phiely in Michigan and John in Obie. He served in the Civil War in the First Michigan Infantry later in the Blewirth Michigan Infantry and Fourth United States Cavalry, spent about four years in service including time in Andersonville prison. Funeral services will be Friday morning at 10 at the family residence with Father Angelmier of Auborn officiating. Interment at Albion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion, Inc
Abram Seit
Noble County
Uaralyalk
London
Mich
Twt
Eurelye
Edward
Wit
Mans
Gharles
Pheily
Michigan
John
Michigan Infantry
Bleworth Michigan Tnfanire
Fourth United States Cavalry
Wee
Andersonville
Lev
Angelmeiar
Auborn, Si Onllaié
Blon Cemetery
Wheat Rushes Up Late In Session In Dry Weather
At Toledo on June 14 dull headlines gave way to modest gains as wheat futures rose after an opening lull. Reports of drought in the belt and light offerings supported modest advances, with July and September lifting while December showed mixed strength. Clover seed prices held near opening levels as cash wheat traded higher on light demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Itttin
Wien
Wes
Damand
Advarice
M.s
BMG
South Dakota
Nebraska
Lee
Sae
Hay market cross cities shows varied prairie and timothy prices
Across Hay Market Chicago Toledo Cleveland New York and more, timetable prices for timothy hay No 1 No 2 and No 3 mixed hay stand from 12 80 to 22 50 while prairie hay from Kansas Nebraska and Dakota trades around 8 10 to 16 76 50. Straw oats and wheat straw quotes noted with receipts around 2 620 tons in New Fors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heceinis
Spgt
Sgc F. A
Porthem Datuth
F. Ob
Muscovado
Dakota
Cholea
No. L
Uitady
Indiang
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Timothy Hay
Gover
Bravery Rewarded By Taft For Oil Fire Rescue
President Taft presents the Medal of Honor to six enlisted men of the battleship Wisconsin for risking their lives during the 1910 North Dakota oil fire incident. They braved flames and fumes to rescue comrades as the ship stood in danger, receiving also a $109 gift each. Names included Thomas Stanton Karl Westa Patrick Reid August Hovis Charles Roberts Harrys Livatamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Wis
Herpey
To¢I
Tie Hemism
North Dakota
Thomas Stanton
Karl Westa
Patrick Reid
August Hovis
Charles Roberts
Harrys Livatamb
Railroad Stock Brisk Amid Speculation In New York
A brisk rise in railroad and industrial stocks led by railroad shares with United States Steel lagging. Western Union showed gains on reports of higher business. a $255,000 quarterly profit boosted sentiment. Bond activity strong with total sales at $3,194,000. U.S. bonds unchanged on call. Market mood mixed as money and exchange rates held steady amid overall cautious tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Industria
United States Steel
Lacer
Western Union
United States
OATS ADVANCES IN FORT WAYNE TRADE
Local grain market shows oats rising to 35 cents a bushel yesterday in Fort Wayne, the highest price of the year, spurred by Illinois receipts. Wheat remains steady around one8, corn at 45 to 35 cents per bushel, receipts tight, market largely uninteresting overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Waterloo News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Waterloo Indiana July 4 notes residents plan summer visits and moves Supt Moody takes over new home Mrs Eugene Kelley visits Rome City teachers Berthe Knots Stamey and others visit Fort Wayne schools Dekalb Sunday School convention held with Mrs Hudson among visiting workers Un sang cantata Faith and Praise led by Prof Sturgis at the Tuesday evening session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifith
Lake James
5. C. Showalter
Eugene Kelley
Nor Smother
Trimet
Rome City
Triplett
Torring
Min
Berthe
Knots
Stamey
Waterloo
Fort Wayne
Liga Lent
Ada Schyster
Inyzacay
Hoosi- Keenhig
Watering
Leas le Slerk
D. L. Leaf
Henry Schuster
Sedan
N ‘Waterloo
Dekalb Sprnty
Hudson
Sturgis
Probate Sale Notice for Estate of George Taylor Fort Wayne
The administrator of the estate of George Taylor announces a public sale by order of the Allen County Court. The sale, at ten a m on a June day 191%, will be at the offices of Hoffman and Hornbert in Fort Wayne Indiana. The property includes the south half of Section 20 Town 0 North Range 11 East, with exceptions, comprising about 3485 acres more or less. Sale is subject to court approval and not less than the full appraised value, with terms and conditions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Vistus
Allen Clyoust
Willy
Lou
Alien
Indiana
Eh West Belf
Liberty Mills
Bedlat
Sexton 20
Towns
James Forilo
Ann Anna Nin
Ming
Jane
Dorteat
Bevatleuy
Mathods
Aistrenatn
Dissolution of Partnership in Geirhart and Wenderley
Notice reports the mutual dissolution of the partnership Geirhart & Swift. Swift retires from the firm. Geirhart and Wenderley continue the business under a new name starting June 1511. The document bears signatures of Gerhart and Wenderley with Swift listed as former partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geirhart & Swift
Swift
Geirhart Amd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meigs
Lyris Theatre
Calhcon Strat
Furises
BO BT Skig
Ste Este Bay
Northwestern
Gace
Boss
St Louis
Duluth
Minneapolls
Tas City
Winnipeg
Comet Lewis
Battimore
NEW York Flour and Grain
Qnion Association
City News
Harry Ub Bash
Hide Market
S. Basb
Swc
Eden
Eeltey
He du
Daly
CN Wiener & Co
Eicia Creamery
Isaise
Pune
Lee Pone
Bowen
Longnotn
Heeves
Panto
Othe
Corn Belt
Platy
Colorado
Buffalo Live
Tna
Albion
ST. Louisé Woot
ST. Logir
Timothy
Nash
Peres Norepite Atlan
C. Line
Patite xi Balamon
Pennelvania Br
Kor
Fiimeé Meron
Eterling
Aeron Business -Ip
Bankers
Jung
Lega Belox
Jaaes
ONL Market
Lima
South Lima
Waterloo News
Ind
Old Settlers
St. Joe
Indiana Bicycle & Supply Co
Torene and
Bloyers
W. W
Washington Blvd
Calhoun St
Jimmerman
Harrigan
Vanhington
Poona
Nat'l Bank
LEGAL
Nnn
H. Forsythe
Sitrator
Ballov. Hofeman & Nowber Gs
West Wayne
Adama’ Reas -Ofoa
Doctor Cures
Hardman
West Main Street
Transfer Station
Main Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!