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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
9
Wheat prices surge as new crop dominates the market and hog provisions advance. Amid volatile trading, prices show gains in multiple cities with closing values reported for various commodities, reflecting strong demand and harvest activity.
Fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century page hints at New York produce markets and Elgin butter trade. Mentions fowls, meats, prices, and several place names with garbled text suggesting market reports and cross references to Chicago and Palouse regions.
Fort Wayne market page lists grain hay and feed prices, livestock quotes, and wholesale produce. It includes wheat millet oats corn and flour prices, along with hides, cattle, and poultry values. Strong entities: Fort Wayne, Globe Mills, Wisconsin?. dates not clearly specified.
Fragmented OCR text shows an auction sale notice with stray letters and unclear dates. It mentions a Thursday sale and references a jury or page number P38. Several proper nouns and names are garbled, making precise entities and locations unreadable.
Fragmented report shows off quality live stock receipts light on the Chicago market with sparse details of cattle hogs and prices. Closing live stock prices in Chicago appear amid scattered notes on demand, weather, and buyer activity with mixed sentiment for next sessions.
The readable bits mix names, places, and odd figures, producing a garbled OCR page fragment. It mentions Be, Howie, Nike, Ceduna, and Henry with stray sums like 300 and 8K, plus scattered locations and items, forming a jumbled record with no clear event.
Market notes show dull trading with limited quota changes and steady wheat prices. Traders report sparse activity and cautious sentiment as dealers await clearer guidance amid uncertain policy signals.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and streets, unclear events. The readable items include Patterson and Leconte, with stray references to city, patrol, and places like Mars Square. Context remains undefined due to corruption. no coherent incident or outcome can be determined.
Market activity shows dry goods leading a modest Wall Street advance with mixed reactions. Investors monitor gold exports and Mexican event risk as shares waver and trading slows amid cautious sentiment.
A chaotic summary of a devastating day with multiple crashes and injuries reported in various cities. Names and places are garbled in OCR, but references to hospitals, injured victims, and a significant accident aftermath indicate widespread casualties and urgent rescue efforts.
A heavy wheel weighing nine tons crashed through a window at the Union brewery, partially wrecking the conveyor plant. The incident left the wheel and wreckage scattered, with damage to nearby gear and securing equipment. No major injuries reported.
An Indiana man was killed and a boy injured when a wagon struck by a train derailed near Heltonville while crossing tracks. The incident at the Chicago Terre Haute railroad line involved Albert age Almost and a few others, with investigators noting fatal injuries to the man and non life threatening injuries to the boy.
A Kansas crop report cites record winter wheat at 98 percent of fall sowing and corn reaching 128.8 bushels with higher yields than last year. Wind and rain cause damage across towns in Kansas, including building collapses and power outages. Eureka reports almost four inches of rain with hail and wind damaging crops. No fatalities reported.
A mangled news notice reports an explosion at Milwaukee injuring twenty one men. The blast caused panic along the shore and raised fears of further danger as responders ordered evacuations and investigated the scene.
A Pittsburgh blast in Weir Kansas destroyed a building and killed Rex R. Tanner, high school principal, who stood near the burning site when a livewire swung and caused fatal injuries. Estimated property loss reached $160,000.
Local bicycle shop advertises tire prices and repair services. Mentions brands and items with prices such as innertubes and tube repairs, wheel work, and general bicycle maintenance. Includes scattered figures and product references in a period voice.
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