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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
7
The report notes inadequate mutton receipts while sheep and lamb prices rise and hogs fall. Across the market, buyers struggle with limited supply as higher prices push demand, with cattle and hog sectors showing mixed movements and weekly totals reflecting tight conditions.
Fragmentary text hints at a September and December timing with references to a court or event. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece mentions a mathed time, a punch line, and a page. The readable bits imply a local notice or report from a newspaper page segment.
Disjointed lines reference shipments, orders, and timing in a South area listing various names and places. The readable fragments mention shipments, an order, and possible timetable notes without clear context or complete entities.
Unclear text fragment mentions Rams, goods, large bat, Ford, curved items, and a reference to a meeting or event. Several garbled phrases appear, with potential names or acronyms like CEO VG TH Pune 8 Pearlers. Unable to determine a coherent main event or entities.
A brief market note indicates cattle and sheep trading with good shippers and steady prices. References to cattle grades and lambs show steady demand, with emphasis on common stock and shipper activity in the regional market.
A scanned list records numerous named individuals with varied monetary amounts, including GeW Lamb eighteen dollars and John Fish sixteen dollars, along with many others such as Evra F Wenabb ten dollars and Tarlow Mediich twenty four dollars. The fragmentary entries mention multiple names, amounts, and occasional initials, suggesting a community financial ledger or settlement roster from a local institution or event.
Jeffersonville Ind June 29 Distrusual tale of dying Mrs Cunningham who left $500 in five gold pieces to Miss May Gossett for safe keeping The estate valued with forty acres and minor personal property passed to Georges and Ida Pololan to care for testatrix The administrator unearthed the set aside gold in Gossett’s possession after Cunningham’s death recalling a prior case of Rowena Wareh with buried cans of gold powder The total value ran into thousands of dollars.
The market showed a tepid tone with limited gains despite strong earnings from Beth Me Optaria and Western, while concerns over dividends and bond disbursements weighed. Northwestern and Pennsylvanian group weaknesses, bank troubles, and calls for covers contributed to the cautious session as bonds remained steady and several major issues traded near the day’s lows.
New York June 2. Money on call stays strong and higher. Bank loan demand dull amid stable rates. Prime mercantile paper around 4 percent with sterling rates quoted. Government bonds steady as investors monitor demand for short bills and discount notes.
Local markets display little price change with scant buying and mixed offerings. Quoted grains and produce include winter wheat at 5.00 to 5.60 per bushel, corn 61b5c, oats and rye varied, butter and eggs priced, and livestock bids for cattle pork and poultry. Wool, hides, and nearby farm commodities show broader ranges, with quotations from S. Lurchens, R. Wirt, and Howensteln & Crouses among others.
Pension grants announced for Judienians include Westland recipient Joe H Copnoch with 8 dollars Leonard Howell 34 dollars and W Bu 104 dollars among others listed in a compact wartime style pension register.
Judge Bonn testified tearfully about the Hoyt will case. He described how Wis Hoyt’s niece claimed the will was made under duress and ownership of the Maple Street home. He also said Mrs Flovt bought the home with his guidance as they were engaged to marry.
A sequence of property transfers is recorded, naming buyers such as Catherine Degimmever James Bass and Conrad Goeth along with sellers and street addresses. Amounts vary with figures like 1590 dollars and other sums. Several parcels appear on Croaghton Avenue and other local streets, with multiple names including Wallin Mensing Vesey and Rahlden.
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