VW C A Physical Director Leaves
Miss Hiermatead departs from the VW C A YW C A physical director post in Red Wing July 4 after a busy year. She led gym work and classes, directed retreats and pageants, taught teachers and coordinated health exams with Dr Evil Blake and Miss Stella Berting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Wee
Red Wing
Sina
Spendie Shinmer
Daway Lake
Sehgol
Ani Tat Wayn Mills
Miss Hiermatead
Evil M. Blake
Asia
Heath Worl
Carey
Paysteal
Notable German Social Evening at Local Home
A small gathering caused merriment as guests enjoyed drinks and refreshments. About twenty five invited guests attended with Wilfried Messmann, 62, visiting for several days with his parents.
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Wilfried Messmaan
Pert
Corn Market Recap Notes Decline Amid Large Receipts
Toledo market reports show receipts in corn larger than expected and rains and cooler weather. Prices moved down from opening as early trades fell, barley and oats weakened, while provisions fell and clover seed steadied with a modest recovery.
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Toledo
Juze
Cale
Hay Market Toledo Prices For Agricultural Goods
Fragmented OCR listing hay and grain prices in Toledo with figures for hay 139.00 wheat straw 917.00 and other items including the word claver hay 20.08 and straw 711.30. Missing clear dates or full item names.
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Toledo
Daily Grain Letter Reports Mixed Corn Trend Heavy Weather Cited
E F Leland Co notes a mixed corn market as better weather and demand from traders influenced the day. Prices moved lower early, then firmed on short covering and buying by commission houses. near day end, corn futures hovered around nine cents higher than the open. Weather hints point to showers aiding corn, though the market may falter until midweek. Crop news remains the key driver as late planting and larger acreage influence sentiment. cash markets show weakness with expected support on declines. Provisions stayed featureless with some gains in hogs as the overall tone remained steady.
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Chicago
Oteringa
Tate In
Caen
Home Grown Tomatoes Appear On City Market
A small quantity of home grown tomatoes appeared on the city market yesterday morning amid scarcity and high prices. Cherries sold at 22 and 35 cents per quart, strawberries 20 to 40 cents, mulberries 15 to 2 cents per quart, with limited demand. A few boxes of raspberries were offered, price around 45 cents per quart.
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Unity
Stragae
Anthony Patel
Ogre
Pysia
Sumatra
Tel
Baldwins
Joral
Chine Golo
Elec
Motors Ak “ &L
Lackawanna
Bole aGan Tench Vale Ah Veal
Mazican ‘Rk
Midvale Steel al Hk Ma
Fort Wayne Market Quotations Record Prices and Goods
Market sheet lists prices for wheat corn oats and rye with buying and selling figures, plus produce and livestock items. Includes Prices for lemons cantaloupes apples grapes onions potatoes and fur sales notes from Henderson Company and other merchants.
Grain and market chatter hints at mixed week ahead
Market notes report volatile exchange activity with rumors of a renewed trading surge in oats corn and wheat. Protests in metals push End H down 3 percent while investment shifts show no new gold holdings. Weather remains favorable in many regions, with forecasts of a late corn crop and potential cash grain absorption into July.
Wall Street Activity Slips in Slow December Session
Financial markets in New York show an irregular day with a steady tone overall. Total transactions approached 150 000 shares, with rails and steel issues among the firmer performers while bonds and foreign holdings lagged. Call money softened from early highs to around 10 percent before a midday pullback.
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New York
Baymend O0 Stock Exchange
Suoderate Numa
Ansie-Erench S
United States
Lower wheat causes drop in flour prices
Grain and hay prices held steady at city scales yesterday amid higher grain receipts than recent days. Hay remained at Monday levels, down sharply from a week earlier, with 14 loads noted. oats and other commodities showed modest shifts as market activity varied.
Wind and price shifts hit Chicago and Iowa grain markets
In Chicago and Iowa trade, wind hampered crops with corn and oats posting declines. July corn near 41.5 cents, September around 41.5, while oats and other grains showed mixed moves. Provision markets rose on hog annotations, yet overall strength failed to anchor prices. traders shifted from July to September contracts amidst scattered buying and selling.
Market Dull Early Then Shows Strength In Low Priced Issues
The New York market opened quiet and crosscurrents lingered as traders awaited late buying. Low priced issues, notably Southern Railway and American Tobacco affiliates, showed tentative strength while others weakened. Refining sector remained steady on terms, with little change in prices and few decisive moves noted as the day closed.
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FE. Fe
Ueland & Co. Warne Hotel
New York
Southern Railway
Tobneey Rakt al
Dadsta Duane
New American Tobacco
Inepiavion
Butter-Creamery and Poultry Markets Reported
A jumble of market notes from Cleveland and New York outlines prices and offerings for butter creamery tins, fresh eggs, poultry, and meats. Trade details include quantities, locations, and receipts with figures such as 5.003 caren and $7240, reflecting varied market activity and regional supply trends.
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Prinis
Facanila SiftSie
Prekini
Heavy Hogs and Cattle Move at Local Stockyards Market
At the stockyards June 29 dealers reported heavy hogs advancing 9 cents per hundred pounds. Hog receipts were light and prices steady across grades while cattle and calves moved slowly with mixed demand. Prices ranged for hogs from 15.00 to 17.00 and cattle for prime steers to fair cows 8.00 to 16.00, with calves and sheep showing varied strength and weakness in the day’s trading.
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Gril Rtorky Brie
Fetro Goog Holngna
Rome
Chofeefal Helters
Cormon
Rand
Choirs Stockern
LiveStock market reports from Chicago and other cities
Cattle receipts reach about 24 000 in Chicago with varied prices. steers dull and lower, some prime cattle to 15 25? top. Hog receipts around 21 000, prices steady to 20 cents higher, top near 16 50. Lambs and sheep mixed, calves steady, regional notes from Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh and other markets.
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Shicago
Calvey
Louis
Bulk
Cleveland Livestock
Pittsburgh
Itg
Gatveo
Pierceton News notices and summer visitors in town
Pierceton Ind July 29 list of local residents visiting relatives and staying at lakeside cottages. Donald Dohner and wife return from New York for the summer. Mollie Devine hospitalized after a stroke. Avery Groves and wife from Fort Wayne spend summer at a lakeside cottage for health. Cora Davis visiting from Chicago ten days. Families Dabner and others from Wenatcheh Washington visiting. Various towns represented among summer visitors including Terre Haute Bloomington South Bend Richmond and Indianapolis.
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Pierceton
Ind
Dona Id
Elnora Devine
Tlarwill
Mattie Devine
Tara McPaonel
Morris Drapet
Brow
Tippecanne Lake
Donald Dohner
New York
Mollie Devine
Hed‘sian
Avery Groves
Fort Wayne
Jeter
Dabner
Tently
Matchett
Indianapolis
Burgettstown
Pru
Wayne
Adah Bell
Florence Luna
Richmond
Lena
Tangard Blanch Delyan
Terre Haute
Muri Radcliff
Louis Radc Ouff
Tronrhan
Northern Indiana Deaths in Warsaw and Nearby Towns
Obituary notices from Warsaw Huntington and surrounding areas list Frances Wilson, 60, of Lancaster township, who died after a serious illness, leaving a husband and three daughters. Mrs. Gert Prush, 40, of Market Street, who died after a short illness, with a husband three sons and her mother among survivors. Mrs. Nancy Byrer of Warsaw, and Isaac Ruckman, a Columbia City resident, die as a local funeral and interment details follow in Winent cemetery near Coesse, with several surviving siblings noted.
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Columbia City
Isaac Ruckman Weil
Union Town
Ethan Spurrier
Coesse
Hare Gongwee
Washington Township
Harry
Chicago
L. F. Hall
Michigamirs
Lyman Smith
Rockwood
Neb
Ella Welsheimer
Spurrier
Wigent
Buries
Dessie/ Young
Luelne Murphy
Chicexo
Warsaw
United Srathren Church
Albert
Rush
Warsat
Ind
Gert Prush
West
Atta
Perttonsis
Nancy Byrer
Bale family reunion and Albion visits noted in June
Albion Indiana brief reports a Bale family reunion in W3 novia with seventy nine attendees and plans for the next meeting in Flimnouth. It notes Mrs Lillian Saltagahee and Mrs Guy Walker visiting Garrett, mentions convalescence of others, Kiplinger and Mrs Cate visiting Garrett, and a newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Noe. Fort Wayne visitor Jerles is noted, along with Albion hosts Mrs Sred Finley and husband Ed Nicodemms and relatives visiting from Garrett.
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Albion
Ind
C. C. Bale
Afr
Calvin Hampsburner
Orvile Waldron
Bale
W3novia
Flimnouth
Lillian Saltagahee
Guy Vwalker
Wil) Nieoder ‘Ymis
Garrett
Local Social Notes From Woodburn Indiana Details Neighbors Visits
Miss Marguerite Egly of Harlan works at the Woodburn telephone exchange during Mrs. Zimmerman absence. Mary Christian returns home after teaching terms in Woodburn and Fort Wayne. Arthur Renderson visits his mother at Hamilton Lake. father returns to take his place in the store. Clare Swindler of Paulding Ohio visits Philip Blum family. she formerly worked at the bank. Mrs William Eneigbrecht and son William visit from Fort Wayne. Karl Hague of Poutine Michigan, a former resident, stops by en route to Detroit. Mrs Pamelia Trusted and daughters, with Mary Christian and Esther Bers—Anns—visit Fort Wayne. Emil Avetin Augeputger and daughters visit from Defiance Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Urieser and Hillis Wearkey of Fort Wayne visit J. A. Faulkner. Members of the M. I. club and husbands attend a social. a birthday party with games and refreshments. Mrs. Part Beloit hosts a Sunday school party featuring a mock wedding as the entertainment.
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Woodburn
Ind
Marguerite Egly
Harlan
Zimmerman
Mary Christian
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Arthur Renderson
Hamilton Lake
Arthur
Clare Swindler
Paulding
Ohio
Philip Blum
Detroit
Chipato
Albert Haesch
Lagayatte
Lad
Pamelia Tusted
Bessie
Esther
Matilda Bers- Ans
Res
Emil
Avetin Augeputger
Martha Augeparsee
O. He Auzapurgtr
Defiance
Christ Urieser
Hillis Wearkey
Fore Wayne
J. A. Faulkner
Sind Mire
J. A. Ry
Phel Memahers
Verchere
Part Beloit
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VW. C. A
E. F. Leland & CO
Daily Grain Lette
City Mart
C. Treesétt
Aid Eines
Chonza
Maxflower
FT. Johnson CO
Ram & Go
Geapp
W. P. Henderson & Company
U. S.fla
United
Timothy Ered
Derby
F.O. Sprague
Toulihe News
Tsx
Gand
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Bull Trader
York
City Scales Report
Ube
Burlaga
Standard Oil
Fide
Santeo
Pan Amy Veer Lal
Penn
Ayah
van Ri
Ston Steet
Idland
Euxton
St. Paul Studebaker
Texas
Ryan We
F. Forety
G. Sprague
Anthony Bid
Anglo-American OK Co
Ruckern
Bureks
Welena
Flg
OU Co
CHI
Washington
Antony Eetel
nSep
Marky Eterling Ass
la ‘Hive
Tothaplero i
Guy Pt
Berlin
Bremoc & Chomait
Grefeld
Cologne
Danzig
Draven x
Bresiten Asa Coe
Duerselsort
Eysen
Frankfort
Frankfirt
Hamburg
Bamnars
Hamburge
Erry See
Tampa
Leipele A
Kaeter
Mannheim
Munich
Noremberg
Bluttgart
Prague
Hanizian Binney
Teen Yao Tredestriat Banca Fried Mrapp Dso. Hee Eneggas
Badinche Aniing
Eed
Allgomeine
Tierman Moreen
Sami Tank
Bonde
Mojninzen Lard Hank
Fretseniiene Land
Fx Webbene Norddyutche Und Crealt
Chicago Grain
Eures
Enalur
Ragler
Cleveland
Aaekx
Tory
Clevaland
Norrow
Ign
Onough
Sprague
Asthons
Daly
Cat Daly
International McCormick
Wm. C. Adams & Sons
E. Columbia St
de Laval
New Idea
International Motor Trucks
Bates Steel Mule
Heides
Clinton Street
Hay Market City Scales
Daily Stock
Govt
Frolgat
Eanal
Lottide Tur Fine Grange
Sune
Areia
BF. Louis Livestock
Turket
Vearby
Eitile
Butpalo
Ste Joxers Lambs
Fearlings
Fittsburgs Livestock
Pierceton News
Northern
Albion News
Woodburn News
Rockies
Colorado
Denver
Chicago&NorthWestern
Union Pacific System
NorthWestern
Omaha
North Western Terminal
BH. G. van Winkle
So.Clark St
U. P
E. Washington St
W. H. Cady
Black
Calhoun Dehm
Bien
Easson
Trey
Gan
E. W. Moreland
beriGe
West Wayne Street
Fort Wayake
Eremovedead Stock
J. L. and
H. Stadler Rendering & Fertilizer Company
Dwenger
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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