Financial review weighs war costs and peacetime outlook
The weekly financial review from New York notes the war’s costly toll on food and wealth, with over 80 million dollars in wasted assets. It projects postwar recovery in steel, shipping, and trade, while warning of risks from Mexico, munition orders, and labor tensions. It cites optimism for peace and cautious markets with renewed gold imports and stable foreign investments.
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New York
Jin
Finand
Mughes
Algo
Wilson
London
Maviliana
Ste
Whit
Inege
Te- Dort
Carnot
United States
Alee
Baby Bond Idea Spreads Like Wildfire
A fragmented note describes widespread interest in a Baby Bond idea, mentioning rural estates and family marriages. It references Wildwood Bales Company and social sharing, though the text is partial and unclear.
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Baby Bond
Wildwoot Bales Company
Shayee
Adams County Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Adams County records show multiple marriage licenses pending. Entries include Otis Pumblee of For and Ladna Timbleson of Pleasant Mills. Naomi Porter Duyn of Chicago about to wed Otto Suhgenherr of Fork Wayne. and others tied to local families and dates in 1880s era.
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Inn
Sania
Macrip
Wayne
Shines
Timbleson
Ladna
Hello Steele
H. Storie
Pleasant Mills
Alexander Rebert Morton
Chicago
Albert J. Marten
Naomi Porter Duyn
Ea. Dug
Market Quotations and Corrected Prices for Farm Goods
Market report from Fort Wayne area prices lists Hayang Feed New corn and wheat values with corrected daily quotations from Chad M Welter and Charles S Bagh. Includes a wide range of produce and livestock prices, fruit and vegetable lots, and various grains from Globe Mills and C. Tregiere & Son, noting corrections and standard market figures.
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Bara Street
M. Welter
Strieuy Sragh
Globe Mills
Trier
Dean
Shorts
Wheat Near Dollar For July Delivery
Wheat prices near one dollar for July delivery as Chicago markets show losses across grains. Corn and oats fall while provisions rise, with July leading on new grain prices. Foreign selling and Armour interest push down July and September, cash price down. Market tallies show large weekly totals and export activity weak.
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Liuicago
Coen
Skeulsie
Shiriia
Fortignera Fair
Atelhare Weta
Eee Inises
Armour Gram Company
Barttest- Prager
Carly Crading Tonkin
Hiker
al the
Incaporcasiona
eoVerad Sharia
Doeling Shearson-Hamroi
Kansan
Liverpool
Armour Intersents
Westoris
Farm animals and feeding tips from old notes
The fragment discusses pigs and other livestock, urging clean feeding and proper housing. It warns that dirty or poorly fed stock attracts pests, and stresses drainage, well-ventilated barns, and avoiding clutter to maintain healthy herds. It notes root and grub issues where grubs are common and recommends healthy growing pigs as best stock.
Poultry instruction event boosts Kendalville area
In Kendalville Indiana poultry enthusiasts gathered as Purdue University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture hosted a three car caravan of poultry instruction on June 26 at the New York Alley. Lectures covered breeds housing feeding and winter care with demonstrations of pens incubators and chick rearing. A large crowd is expected to attend and the event aims to expand local poultry knowledge and improvements.
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Mundallvilis
Ind
Purdue University
United States Department of
N.Y
Manatteet
Daen Farm
Nesta
Kendalivilis
Gary
Arthur Daint
Bert Wayne
Frantic Hall
Olive
Geone Hall
Leiling
Milford
A. T. Cole
Noble County Fund of Guardians
Orphide Hema
Gladys Russell
Fort Wayne
Chick
Howe
Bohd Daar
E.R. Patterann
Wyandotte
Mary Wilnan
Joseph Winteamt
South Milford
Mra
Ed Millards
Trisnels
Fund
Hiphor
Colors Of Newly Hatched Chickens
Pure bred hatch buyers often find early chick color mixed and confusing. Reports from Kansas and elsewhere note white Wyandottes and Dark Lorkings may shed different colored chicks at hatch, with uniformity improving as chicks mature. New breeds like Rhode Island Reds frequently yield off color chicks, settling to true color over several weeks.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
Community supper to aid local needy group announced
A notice in the Journal-Gazette promotes a community supper to support a local benefit. The event is set for Thursday evening with a stated location and a list of activities and attendees expected to attend. Proceeds aid the specified charitable aim.
Poultry Tips From Old Manual on Nesting and Odor Control
Advice on poultry care stresses nests for every six hens, keeping nests clean, and separating roosters except breeding season. Emphasizes market egg quality and slow mixing breeds, noting eggs can taint with odors from onions and certain foods.
Stable design and ventilation for dairy cattle
W J Bealnard discusses the primacy of weather protection for stabling dairy animals, noting that basements and poorly ventilated barns reduce vigor. He emphasizes ample fresh air and sunlight, proper cleaning of milk vessels, and correct stall dimensions to prevent disease and promote productive yields.
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King
Roussez
Oman
Dairy and Creamery Feeding Cattle for Milk Output
The article explains cow feeding economics showing a cow’s maintenance needs must be met before milk. Overfeeding wastes cost, while feeding to capacity raises output only if nutrients match her potential. Monitor intake, weight, and milk yield to avoid wasted feed and fat storage. adjust rations to stay near constant weight.
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Telly
Daley Cow
Mi Yun
Gall Eases and Pasture Tips For Sheep and Horses
Practical notes cover keeping shoulders dry on working horses with talcum powder, avoiding grease and salts to protect the stomach worm risk in sheep, and the need for fresh pasture. Calving cleanliness and proper bedding are urged to prevent infections and improve milk yield.
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Kent
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Clews’ Financial Review OF the Week
Adams County
The
Fort Wayne Rendering Co
Journal-Gazette
Eh Jean
Clark Fruit, Company
Ata Minaky
Californix
Valencia
Texur
Bermuda
E.ub
Michigan
Kentucky
Indiana
Texas
C. Tregiere & Son
Parley
Graham Nour
iMayflower Mille
Charles S. Bagh
Mw Kan
Aleike
Sherman Waite
Hrollera
Ms. Meguirdosters
Dreka Sc
MOG Market
Eckart
Malet Mite Fur Company
Altschul Go
Naval
Journel-Gazette
Farm Animals
Kendallville News
Stocks and Bonds
Chicago Grats and Provisions
Phillips & Sprague
Chicago Board of Trade No. American Hldg
Ing
England
United Sites
Adams County Community Supper
Heatehine
W. J. Bealnard
Hoard
Beltsville
Stl
Smmit
Phnio
Agelentn
Guernsey
Southampton
Alvi
Calva
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