Warthorn Indiana News on McCrea and local business changes
James McCrea buys all holdings of Lieeinoy's bail at 604 Wabash and joins bank with new management after a $7,000 share. Lois Kange and others receive $15 and $1,200 respectively as part of the deal. Warsaw area firms plan a large pickle operation, with contracts for 509 acres and a major factory move to Memphis.
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Wheat Market Signals Mixed Moves in Chicago Trade
The article outlines erratic wheat activity in Chicago with prices wavering and market talk on delivery timing. It notes bids and offers, regional demand, and mentions other commodities and expected shifts in the day’s session.
New York Grain and Provisions Market Update
June H. Plour receipts glow amid mixed grain trade in New York with No. 2 feed and yellow corn trading quietly. Prices show net lower closes as harvest expectations and weather concerns influence activity from New York to Buffalo and Duluth markets.
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Toledo Prices Beat Down as Market Weather Shifts
Fragmented TOLEDO market report notes June wheat futures and mixed demand conditions. Teasing language suggests improved weather, reassessment of prices, and cautious selling as traders respond to early week activity.
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Local Market Prices Amid Variable Demand and Supplies
The logal markets report scattered prices across grains, livestock, and staples. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye show wide quotes. beef, pork, and butter list fluctuating values. chickens and eggs appear with smaller ranges, while wool and hides move on limited demand. notable figures include winter patents, pumpernickel, and patent flours amid heavy listings and miscellaneous commodities.
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Trained hogs dine with guest at Cambridge City home
Loganport Indiana report describes Carl S Wise hosting two trained hogs at Frank Larkes farm in Cambridge City. The animals, brought to the table during a joke, were treated as guests to the meal while the host Edward Holder supervised a troupe of trained animals. The event drew attention from local business and animal exhibitors.
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Sports Note
A garbled OCR passage describes a crowd and players reacting during a game. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the snippet implies a late move or seating change as spectators left their seats in response to a play or turn of events. The fragment lacks clear entities or outcomes.
Colored leathers and exotic skins for fancy goods
A garbled 19th century catalog fragment describes colored leathers and exotic skins from around the world. It mentions calves, pelt varieties, and prints resembling Argentine pelts, with notes on tanners, embossing, and the use of skins for card cases, cigar mats, and travel bags.
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Hartford City Line Sale and Union Traction Report
A fragmentary Hartford City News item discusses a proposed line sale to a Hartford City firm tied to Union Traction and Port Wayne plans. It notes unsettled negotiations and a potential July start, with few concrete details available.
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Pensions Granted to Vnotanians in Washington List
A Washington dispatch lists pension awards for Vnotanians to various individuals. Amounts include $243 to Isaac Scott, $85 to Charles Rusk, $105 to Hiram Burro, $37 to John N. Morris, $12 to Thomas J. Addison, and other payments ranging from $6 to $243 to numerous named recipients.
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Daughter of General Bragg Died in Poverty
New York June 5 Mrs Carrie Davis daughter of Gen Braxton Bragg a prominent Confederate veteran died at her home in Westchester Village. She was the wife of a locomotive engineer and had lived in a dilapidated house in a poor street, contrasting with the comforts she knew as a girl on the Beige plantation in Newbern NC where she was born.
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Money to Loan at 5 1 2 and 6 Percent Interest
Huhne & 19 Court Street advertise money to loan at five and a half to six percent interest. The notice emphasizes available loans and the firm location at Court Street.
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Hog Prices Steady With Mixed Cattle Trade
Receipts and market notes show hogs selling unevenly while cattle prices hold, with some higher bids for select fat hogs. Large buyers from Washington and various markets attend, as slabbed hogs and feeders trade near steady values amid ongoing demand. dairy and beef segments display varied strength and price shifts.
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Outlook for wheat falls below average across states
A modern Miller’s crop outlook reports inquiries on winter wheat yield and quality. In the south warm belt areas yield and quality are below average, while northern Missouri is favorable. Nebraska shows good prospects with some southeastern damage from frost. Ohio and Michigan show unevenness but generally good yield and quality.
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Harvest prospects and market notes from August outlook
Readers note crop movement slipping late toward August with favorable west winds. Oklahoma and Texas reports say harvest delays may affect prices, May forecasts cite bosts in markets. A strange ad line mentions Meror Bros. Co and an estate sale, while the paper teases reading fortunes in classified lines.
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Fragmented Notice on Certificates and Dates
Fragmentary OCR reads about interests on certificates and penalties for delays. It mentions months and six month periods and urges readers to not overlook chances to further their interests. The text is garbled with distorted phrases and random quotation marks.
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