Professionals Had Complete Control of Stock Dealings
New York March 10 report describes market activity with heavy mention of manipulative influence by financial groups. Treasury cash balances totaled 7,288,000 reflecting government deposit shifts while stock speculation and corporate action shaped price movements despite mixed final prices and irregular bond activity.
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New York
Sonne
Skulfat Aid Athe Connector Synestia Lye Lectors
Kyepluys
Uhytte
Protesslayzsd
Tharket
Wits Mura Prosauneenl
Bome
Ule Witthot
Burles
Secretary of the Treasury
Canad
United States
Local Market Prices Plague Fort Wayne Wholesale and Retail
Fort Wayne retail and wholesale markets list diverse items with fluctuating prices for dairy butter eggs apples oranges potatoes onions and meats. The chaotic OCR reflects a long catalog of produce and goods plus farm staples including wheat corn oats and hay with per unit and per weight prices.
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Fort Wayne
Ancy Elgin
Credinecy
Michigan
Wheat and commodity prices slide in May market report
Chicago wheat for May delivery weakened amid strong selling and bearish crop expectations. Prices fell as traders cited weak demand, favorable weather, and pressure from corn and hog markets, with May closing lower and nearby futures showing declines across grains.
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New? York
Northern
Duluth
Sida F
Iykc
Gotian
Atles
Acheat
Maite
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Monday to Tuesday
Market notes show hogs selling lower while sheep remain scarce and higher prices. Cattle trade strong with high beef values and steady to firm demand. exporters active, shippers leading purchases, and hogs influenced by muddy roads and lighter end of week demand.
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Privity Bulow
Shorea
Colorado
Egger
Wate
Jara
Bears Reighed Supreme to Day Clover Seed Is Up
Wheat market reports from Liverpool and Chicago show persistent declines and bearish sentiment. Prices for May, July, and September contracts shifted amid buying and selling activity, with strongest moves in wheat and oats as traders reacted to overnight news and speculative demand.
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Treport
CNM
Liverpool
Uneta
Gartlett, Fraser & Carrington
Chicago
Armour Brokera
Ueelint
Love
Livarpeal
Beptenther
Bsc
Dongs
Nelda
Sullan
Dee
Dothe
Stee c
Arimaur
Cileaga
Bartlett
Fox
Gee
Toledo
Suntc
Chico
Oftortign
Mgnt
letYer Bier Thy
Dalang Ae
Waa
Suian
City Scales Roster Day Receipts Snapshot
Fragment reads like a local tally slate with cryptic items. It lists quantities such as ninety seven leads oats and other vague items including coins, loads, and bogs, suggesting a market or weigh-in record captured in rough OCR form. The readable entities are scarce but indicate a ledger style entry from a city setting.
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Ely Puilon
Huynty
Toledo Hay Market Report with Mixed Forage Prices
Market notes show large and medium bales offered with trade volumes. Prices include 221.0085.08 for no 1 Timothy and 4400 for no 2 Timothy. Timothy hay, clover, mixed wheat and oat, and st 2 are listed with various unit prices and lots.
First Sight Of New Florida Celery And Cabbage Reach Market
The first shipment of new Florida celery appeared on the market yesterday in fair condition with ready sale. The first shipment of new cabbage was also seen, though demand exceeded supply and most was contracted. Fort Wayne creditors surround Cheries Studabaker who voluntary assigned his Weel Market street business to attorney Ray Sturgis for the benefit of creditors. He owes about 400 to his mother and notes total 400. The heaviest creditor is P Wilk Co of Fort Wayne. total debts around 1400 to 500. Sturgis expects most creditors paid by fall as the grocery likely closes.
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Choite Leevey
Demmand
Cell
Triad
Allour & Co
Switt & Co
Uell
Aheep
Menger
Cotorady Iumba
Ifort
WAYNE
Blofton Ews
Cheries Studabaker
Weel
Market Street
Henry Kershner
Ray Sturgis
Studabaker
Harford City
Sturgig
Grand Rapids Indiana Rail Way Company Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Grand Rapids Indiana Railway Company stockholders will be held at the company’s general offices in Grand Rapids Michigan on Wednesday April 1 at 1 o’clock. Transfer books will close from March 27 until after the meeting. ALR. METHEANT, secretary.
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Grand Rapids
Llew
Grend Rape & Bs
Diana Rail Company
Ar May Bey
Comimany
Grand Bapite
Kent County
Michisan
Wedneedar
Zti Ocluckum
ALR
Metheant
Cre
Dekalb County Ditch Work Seen Ahead in Court Petitions
In Dekalb County a surge of drainage petitions fills the circuit and commissioners courts. Ruth Allen and Winifred Wright, assistants to Surveyor Eakington, report 692 feet of overflow drain and 246 miles of tile drain completed, plus many private drains, indicating extensive public drainage work and growing legal action.
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Rist
Auborn
Lidl
Tills
Commissioners' Court
Ruth Allen
Winifred Wright
Eakingnt
Dekai
Waule Son
George Grund Seeks Recorder Nomination at County Primaries
George Grund, Auburn barber, announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for county recorder at the June 4 primaries. He was nominated four years ago but defeated by John W. Henderson, the current recorder, by a small margin. Grund has broad local support and is considered a strong challenger.
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Auburn
George Grond
Auburt
Agan
Hame
Me Grand
John W. Henderson
George
Fast Water
Surprise Literary Afternoon at North Main Home
Mrs. Kime surprised by relatives and neighbors at Charles Kime’s North Main street home. Afternoon included social conversation, music, refreshments, and a literary contest with Mrs. J. J. Kime winning the prize. The gathering was wholesome and enjoyed by all attendees.
Will of Mary Wm Shank Probated in Decatur
The will of Mary Wm Shank, who died last Friday, was left at the county clerk’s office but cannot be produced until Judge Merryman returns from Winchester. After debts, the estate is to be divided among her children Anna Miller, Ente Michener, Flown Smith, Samantha Marshand, and grandchildren Clarence, Russell, Toy Detepbaugh, each receiving an equal share with their parent. Two daughters Liezle Waggoner and Marthe A Smith already received 3240 each and receive nothing further. Will dated April 20, 1907, witnessed by John Schurger and David E Smith.
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Decatur
Tid
Mary BE
Clarence, Russell
Toy Detepbaugh
Liezle Waggoner
Marthe A. Smith
John Schurger
David E. Smith
Sullivan sues railroad for burning his buildings
James Sullivan of Geneva sues Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad for 1 050 damages claiming sparks from an engine on April 14 2000 set fire to grass and debris along the track, spreading to his house and barn causing 1 800 loss. Sarquel Adélson Madison Bulcher of Geneva is the plaintiff’s attorney. White A. Beatty is the defendant’s counsel.
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Decatur
Ind
James
Sullivan
Geneva
Afams Trenrt
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Company
Barnain
Sarquel Adélson Madison Bulcher
Pitts
White A. P. Beatty
Defermant
Whitley County Items Focus On Local Illness and Stroke
In Columbia City March reports note County Recorder Hildebrand’s brother suffered a second stroke and neared his eightieth birthday while living in the city. Other items mention local broadcasts, a hospital visit, and regional officials discussing duties. several residents are described as facing serious health issues.
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Columbia City
F. M. Hols
Yaeush Ildeveand
Ildebran
Giety
Hildebrand
County News Briefs from Warsaw Indicate Legal Ties
War show of indictments and fines reports 27 indictments returned by the November grand jury with convictions or pleas to malice. Names include J Frank Fane Clayton Silver Lake banker Winer Fitton and Clarence McDonald with penalties for liquor violations. Prosecutor Chas S Smith credited for the proceedings across Kosciusko County.
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Warsaw
Ind
J. Frank Fane
Claypool
Greta
Cny
Mard
Silver Lake
Waranw Vedar
Winer Fitton
Farmers’ Bank of Silver Take
Panhandle
Teren
Drs
Monroe Rhoades
CIA
Maren
John Great
Ware Wolff
Theaur
de Fate County
Ssloga
John Fitton
Beesake
Tai Ain Wolff
Clarence
Local Social Notes Report Visits and Travel
Lagrange minor news item lists residents visiting friends in Soodicottville Flint and Grand Rapids. Elkhart visitor Marg rere accompanies by Mrs Ed Tabs. Coom Flint L Newman spent Tuesday with Lima friends. Elva Fast returns to Chicago after winter with relatives in Brighton Laverman and wife visit from Flint. John Beecher couple in Fort Wayne Hokey to Treat trip. Dora Olinghouse back from Goshen. Rev Chamberlain to Fort Wayne for few days. Mrs Hall and family referenced. Also note on Want ads in Journal Gazette priced per word.
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Tri
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Myrtle
Sooicottville
Jr Marg Rere
Elkhart
Flint
Grand Rapids
Ed Tabs
L. Newman
Lima
Elva Fast
Brighton
Chicago
Laverman
Wits
John Beecher
Fort Wayne
Mas Viol
Sturgia
KO Thompson
Woolwoltville
Dora
Olinghouse
Goshen
Cuceday
Davgkter
Hail
Snd
Kendallville Social Events Recap in March
Kendallville Ind March 46 Thendallville Tuesday club met at Mrs Charles Kimball s home on Heli street. Members discussed Anteny Cleo sha dlecuesion and the play Combeline. Wheink group hosted a formal reception at Mire Gootse Helwig s Diamond street. The afternoon featured playing games and refreshments. The birthday of Mrs Ip O Te Kime was celebrated.
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Kendallville
Ind
Thendallville
Charles
Kimball
Ast Heli Street
Anteny
Cleosha
Dlai
Stagen
Wheink
Mire
Gootse
Helwig
Diamond Street
Ip O Te Kime
Sonny
Monument to Mormon pioneers crops in Utah 1848 planned
We read of a proposed monument at Galt Lake City to honor the 1848 harvest by Mormon pioneers. The design features a Corluthian column, bronze panels telling the planting and harvest, and scenes of cricket destruction thwarted by gulls.
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Galt Lake City
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Noble Canning Factory Closes Acreage Contracts
Kendallville Indiana March 16 stockholders and officers met to close acreage contracts for canning factory precincts. Mesure Browee and Bowen have driven outreach to farmers who will plant beans corn tomatoes or other crops. Farmers discussed the wheat situation and sowing prospects were faltering.
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Kendallville
Ind
Noble Canning Factory
Browee
Bowen
Nftan
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