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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
7
Fragmented market notes show wheat prices rising in the north amid mixed futures. Reports mention weather near perfect, weak cash demand, and slight declines in pork prices as supply and demand dynamics shift during the day.
Market details show Chicago hay and straw prices by grade with No 1 No 2 and mixed lots across regions including Oklahoma prairie and Midwestern states. Prices span 8.98 percent shipments to 19.00 and 17.00 per unit with regional variety for prairie hay and mixed hay. Also noted are coffee and cotton market snippets with price movements and demand indicators.
Fragmented OCR markets summary lists prices and items with many garbled names and numbers. Mentions firms, receipts, and various goods in a chaotic catalog style, reflecting a rushed historic market brief with unclear specifics.
A dense listing of Fort Wayne market prices for wheat rye barley and corn with live market figures. Includes retail street market quotes for creamery butter lard and eggs along with meat prices and assorted farm produce quotes from vendors and wholesalers.
Markets closed yesterday amid varied local activity as butter prices spiked at 25 cents per pound on Elgin board and chicken and egg prices shifted. Potatoes and produce fluctuated with reports of potential further gains, while overall market sentiment suggested volatility ahead.
Chicago June 21 market notes show cattle and hogs weak with steady to lower bids. Beef steers, Westerns and stockers move at reduced quotes. hogs hold near previous lows as buyers scale back. Extra details cover receipts, prices in Omaha and Pittsburgh markets, and varying stock categories.
The piece discusses sheer crepe fabrics with fine hand embroidery as trim for lingerie and nightwear. It compares crepe laces to cotton drapes, notes ease of care, and suggests economical French embroidery while outlining laundering tips and practical sewing details.
Reports from South Milford Ind note scale readings with Hay 20 and Tgngoa rs in a3qte Ww. The piece mentions guest Tan Mich and Ayina Peterson with Ray Nese Shy Walitr Revant among attendees. Loyal Blackminsxo and Kendatieilia Sanas are listed with family visitors and gifts described as dames Wihle ane Taraily yesterday.
Washington dispatch states Italian casualties in the war with Turkey through June total 70 killed and 38 missing or wounded. The report notes Italian losses include men killed by wounds and those missing, with additional preficera and 2 falters noted in the 11th regiment of Hiperghterh Catolice.
A garbled exchange in a Chicago summer setting suggests a misunderstanding about past engagement. One party denies being tied to the other a year ago, while a plea for pardon or explanation circulates amid odd remarks.
Tray at the Patterson-Pletehar Co. Store advertises Old National Bank offerings with a focus on dependable financial services and a constant display of value, inviting customers to explore banking options and competitive terms.
New York June report notes another dull trading day with prices largely unchanged from yesterday. Market activity centers on crops and general trade, with copper shorts under pressure from speculative concerns while notable bond and stock movements remain limited.
A Bulgarian crew member, Stamat Nosol, attacked fellow worker Peter Niner near Canvey, Ohio, fatally stabbing him after intoxication. Nosol was injured, arrested on second degree murder charges, and hospitalized after the assault. The victim, a seven year veteran of the crew, left behind a wife and three children in Bulgaria.
Forrent stew art, 7-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Halnh Stewart of Sorin townable, injured left arm above the wrist last evening. May Mabe Kinney and Mrs G A Unber shopped at Port Wayne. Whetazel family returned from Ithaca N Y after attending funeral of daughter in law Myra Whetzel. May Bale, widow of the deceased, and her daughter Mary Balear and sister Miss Baker travel north.
State School inmates in Indiana staged a daytime program for Feeble Minded Youth featuring gymnastic exercises by boys and girls, classical selections, and a musical display by the band. The exhibition of work attracted attention and the event was praised as highly entertaining by attendees.
At a regu ling meeting in Warsaw Indiana J W Coleman was named to succeed Timsell as one of the Warsaw School board members Ward residents voiced support for Coleman citing his work on the board and his satisfactory performance. Terms for Taesila Tom Wil expire next June and Jane Wow Mned has five years of oversight.
A garbled OCR fragment references a teacher seeking a move or registration action. Names appear as John and a possible surname Werger or Werger. The text lacks clear dates or locations and does not yield a complete public notice.
In Decatur June 26 report, Fort Wayne visitors Mryfonsa Tirimmi and Helen Preterger arrive to visit Mise Frincex Delninger. Several locals return from visits, including Mr Henry Pursona and Dra Willem Flurer, and Mr Halph Rowanwinkie after seeing grandparents. Carl Mower travels to Canada with his father J C Moses. changes describe land sales and a section owner selling due to price. Harvey area news covers the Hy wmellan crevasse and ongoing floods. the canal levee breach threatens Harvey and nearby. repairs are deemed impossible.
Local notes report Tina Talneoin rocking a horse incident injuring both bones, plus visits from Joe Werver in New Mexico and Mrs Charley Etline’s Garrett family planning for the Fourth of July carnival. A church fire at the Evangelical parsonage damaged upstairs belongings, and residents staged a rapid response with Toward House and other local aid.
Legal notice announces a commissioner sale of real estate in Wayne Indiana on a Monday evening. It lists required bids for heating cooling and wiring work for construction and specifies deposits with certified checks, contract penalties, and the right of the trustee to reject bids. Trustees William W. Cook and Wm H. Shanbaugh preside with the sale date noted in the text.
Notice by Ivan Ure and partners announcing bids for a silo construction project at the county farm in Allen County. Bids due by a stated date with a September 3, 1972 completion and payment terms. Details mention site preparation and a bid opening Wednesday according to officials Burr, Tom, Wyss, and county commissioners.
The text discusses the legendary black broth of the Spartans and a Syracusan view that ingredients hardly alter the taste. It notes the Cayuga duck and a peculiar black egg coloration that fades with time and can be rubbed off from an oily pigment, observed across successive ragines.
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