Bank buyout and local industry boom in Warsaw area
James M McCrea acquires Citizens Bank of Wabash holdings with Otto G Hil staying as cashier in the new setup. Cruikshank Pros. plans major expansion in Warsaw region with pickle contracts for about 400 acres surrounding Atwood and 200 for Warsaw. Lesh Manufacturing to move from Warsaw to Memphis in sixty days due to timber shortages. Gosh Factars, run by Captain Jon a N Runyan, employs 20 to 40 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M McCrea
Citizen's Bank of
Wabash
Otto G. Hil
Lois Kunse
McCrea
Cruikshank Pros. Company
Warsaw
Charles Ff. Nye
Atwood
Warsi, Ag
Cruikshanks
Atweed
Warsaw Times
Lesh Manufacturing Company
Memphis
Tenn
Betas
Jona N. Runyan
Want ads missings items lure readers to act
The note claims readers who have not answered a Journal Gazette want ad are missing items and getting into aorut, urging action to avoid missing opportunities. It implies ongoing advertising urgency and potential missed opportunities for readers.
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Journal Gazette
Aorut
Wheat Market Volatility Suppresses Chicago Trading
The Chicago wheat market shows volatility with bearish sentiment amid rain delays and currency shifts. Prices edge lower on July contracts while corn and oats face mixed results. live provisions remain firm as traders monitor futures and cash markets for near term direction.
New York Grain And Provisions Market Snapshot
Grain and provisions receipts and prices show mixed activity with exports and domestic demand shifting. Wheat and corn show steady or quiet trade with occasional price changes while oats and rye hold near prior levels. Cheese, butter, and fruit products report quiet markets with unchanged receipts and small fluctuations in export activity.
Grain market report with mixed prices and notes
Cincinnati market notes list wheat steady at 1.05 to 1.06 per bushel and corn steady, with various brands and grades mentioned in terse terms. The brief item records minor fluctuations and includes several misspellings or OCR errors in product names and numbers.
Toledo Prices and Market Report Summary
The Toledo market notes mixed wheat futures with September activity near steady, July options weak, distant futures holding value, and supply steady. Cables slow, offerings prepared, receipts moderately large, and grain grades described as good sellers amid cautious demand.
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Journad-Gazette
Cea Radhy
Ain
Loek
Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Activity and High Prices
June 24 Boston Commercial Bulletin notes dull activity in wool due to scarce supplies yet confirms satisfactory business with prices held high. Foreign wools in strong demand and shipments noted. montee shearing delayed by rain. Nevada Idaho contracts active, native English wools up 3 cents. Export figures show December 24 1945 shipments and year-to-date receipts with year-over-year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luston
Mass
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Hnghuuwl
Monte
Nevada
Idaho
Boston
Slamic
Poultry Market Notices From Two Cities
Reading of poultry market items from Chicago and New York lists mixed prices and terms for elk, turkeys, spring chickens, fowls, and dressed birds. The brief item notes per pound averages and Western market mentions, with rounded figures and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Lin Lie
Local Market Prices and Commodities Report
Saturday market activity showed no price change for grain with large butter and eggs offerings. Live poultry prices dominated by live chicks, with assorted rates for wheat, corn, rye, oats, and various flours. multiple firms quoted extensive commodity lists including wool, hides, and farm staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresselt & Sons
Weil Brug. & Co
Bush & Co
Howenstein & Crouse
Barr Street
Timothy
Trained Hogs Dine As Guest At Cambridge City Dinner
Loganport Indiana June 25 Carl S Wise sat down to dinner at Frank Lackey’s Cambridge City home with two trained Poland China hogs as guests. The hogs entered on chairs and rested fore feet on the table before Wise, a joke by Lackey. Edward Holder runs a college of trained animals at the Lackey farm and toured major cities before returning to the farm.
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Logansport
Ind
Carl S$. Wise
Frank Lackey
Cambridge City
Wise
Lackey Farm
Edward Holder
Lackews
Holder
Lackey
Proctor Theaters
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mr. Wise
Mr. Lackey
Performance sees dogs leave table after Holder command
The performance was a joke until Mr. Holder entered and ordered the dogs away. The animals rose orderly, moved to a corner, and stayed there until further instructions to depart.
Colored leathers become art in fine dress shoes and boots
The New York Sun notes the growing range of fancy leather used in shoe and slipper making. Designers match footwear to gowns with a wide palette from Harvard crimson to Prince ton orange, plus embossed leathers and exotic skins from alligators to rattlesnakes.
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Harvard Crimson
Yale
Princeton
Boa
South America
Java
India
Africa
Florida
Central America
Atlantic
Pacific
New York Sun
Hartford City Line Not Sold Says Company Leader
A. L. Johnson of the Hartford City line company denies a sale to Fort Wayne Bluffton Marion. He clarifies no negotiations exist with the Fort Wayne interests and notes Hayes Construction will finish the Bluffton Fort Wayne grade, with work resuming around early July.
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Hartford City
Fort Wayne, Bluffton & Marion Company
Union Traction
A. L. Johnson
Hartford City Line
Saz’s
Fort Wayne
Johnson
Hayes Construction Company
Bluffton
Hayes
Indianans Granted Pensions List of Applicants and Amounts
Washington reports pensions granted to numerous Indiana residents with listed beneficiaries and payment amounts. Names include William Tike, William Aitchison, George W. Gish, Eliza J. Hussey, John A. Shurr, and many others with payments ranging from $6 to $80. The list reflects a government allotment issued on June 25.
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Washington
William Tike
Thomas M. Bowman
John N. Morris
F. Hensel
Isaac Scott
William F. Gaskin
John C. Clark
Silas Hart
James H. Davis
Thomas J. Gray
George A. Burger
Fince Allen
William M. Spencer
Charles W. Kline
W. J. B. Kline
W. J
Matthew Schmidt
W. H. Shilaman
W. H. Patterson
Hiram Hoffman
W. Ww. Alexander
George W. Gish
Tacob Albertson
A. L. Gusman
Eliza J. Hussey
Daughter of General Bragg Dies in Poverty
New York June 25 Mrs Carrie Bragg Davis daughter of Gen Braxton Bragg a prominent confederate commander died at her home in Westchester village She was the wife of a locomotive engineer they lived in a dilapidated house in a dirty squalid street lacking the comforts she knew on the Bragg plantation at Newbern North Carolina where she was born
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New York
Carrie Bragg Davis
Braxton Bragg
Westchester Village
Money to loan at 5 1 2 and 6 percent interest
Kuhne & Co. offer loans at 5 1/2 or 6 percent. Located at 19 Court Street, the service targets borrowers seeking affordable credit terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhne & Coo
Court St
Hogs Higher in Chicago Trade Mostly Lower
Special to the Journal Gazette Chicago June 21. About 2200 cattle expected next Monday. Receipts and offerings eyed for the week with hesitance amid lighter midweek action. Hogs dominated attention as prices eased then steadied around current week levels. Cattle and sheep receipts smaller, with prices generally lower for steers and cows, while hogs and lambs showed varied gains and losses through the week.
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Saturn
Chicago
Goethe
Mondas
Sola
Texas
St.Sued
Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices at Buffalo
Special edition from Journal-Gazette of Cleveland Pfeiffer & Sons reports cattle receipts at Buffalo with 1 car prices unchanged and hogs at 20 cars with mid and heavy rates around 6.50 to 5.70. Sheep show steady demand with choice lambs from 7.50 to 8.00 and cull lambs 6.00 to 6.40, yearlings 6.25 to 6.75, calve figures incomplete yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Pfeiffer & Sons
Bupefalo
N. Y
Market Report Tracks Cattle and Lamb Prices
Cincinnati market notes show hogs steady with butchers listed, cattle steady to good for shippers, with common values around 4 255.02 and 2 002.55. Sheep strong and lambs active. figures include S150 for lambs and other listed totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Outlook for Wheat Below the Average
The Modern Miller's crop outlook reports yield and quality below average in the southern wheat belt, especially Texas and Tennessee. Central and northern Missouri show good prospects, Kansas promises fair to excellent yields, while Nebraska, Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky vary to good or excellent prospects. Harvest movement depends on favorable weather, with movement already starting in Texas and Oklahoma and some disruption from rain.
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ST. Louis
Wheat
Texas
Tennessee
Territories
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Olahoma
Cie
Journal-Cazette want columns offer daily chances
A concise note highlighting that opportunities to advance personal interests appear daily in the Journal-Cazette want columns, inviting readers to scan for listings and act on suitable chances.
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Journal-Cazette
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