Journal Gazette warns subscribers over new postage law
The Journal Gazette Company Fort Wayne Indiana outlines a change in postal rules effective April 1 1908 requiring subscriptions to be prepaid or mailed at higher rates. It urges 16 000 subscribers to settle arrears or switch to prepaid six month or yearlong terms to avoid loss of service amid upcoming elections.
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United States Post Office Department
Hanna
Journal-Gazette Company
Fort Wayne
Iida
R. &. Hanna
Sentinel
Sy News
Journal-Gazette
Post Office
Associated Press
Priday
Leney
U.ie
Wational Hay Meet at Cedar Point
The Nathyst aay asanriation jis eli gited to Hildite anual conreation daly Ek at Gedas Prank be had by Sorel neranert. The region and at i Th contention, Tine Water rina In Annies hi fax 5 Baltermare. Al Wertman from Port Warne dott will secur on the same evening.
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Sorel Neranert
Az Place
Rina
Annies
Baltermare
Felnric
al Wertman
Tramplan
Port Warne
Aubin
Ely Meyer
Hirsh
Parents Day Observed in Auburn Schools
Parents day was observed in Auburn schools with gatherings and student participation. Officials noted the event promoted family involvement and school community.
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Auburn
Corn Slumps and Wheat Follows as Weather Bites
Calmed by TayOlabis conditions, Chicago markets report corn and wheat slumping while May contracts show declines. Wheat led losses as Ohio River region demand softened. corn saw reduced bids with lower futures and weary buyers pressing prices. Provisions softened on scattered selling as May pork and lard declined, with mixed notes on receipts and deliveries.
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Cor
Ise
Max Spencel
Gelye Tasfe
Oil Mare Crest Gal Race Report
Fragmentary OCR note outlines a horse race event titled Oil Mare Crest Gal Race. Mentions Spry York and dated references March through November. Text is garbled with missing details and uncertain dates and participants.
Fragmentary City Market Receipts List Cropped Goods
Fragmented OCR shows a city market receipt with scattered items such as oats corn land and other grains. The readable words include teals lands toad and herbal terms, but most of the text is garbled. No clear events dates or named entities are identifiable.
Gay Goods Market and Wool Prices Signal Slump
Market notes from Brew York indicate cottons remain cheap in dry caudy trade while the fabbing line shows little change. Wool prices appear to have bottomed with carpet wools quoted lower than since the tariff. Buyers like Bing tyaJ¢ refrain purchases as stocks run low.
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Brew York
Marel
Moi
Special Sale Today at Columbia Candy Kitchen
A fragment from March 20 reports a special sale on chocolate peanut clusters at 20 cents per pound, regular 80 cents. It notes an Auburn ROT report and mentions an organized baseball team amid signees. mentions rest of roster and restaurant prospects.
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Auburn
Loc
Funeral Arrangements for Sealtenered in Auburn
In Auburn Ind on March 20 the funeral for Sealtenered is announced with services to be held Sunday. The note references Burtow and Susan hearty and mentions a gathering and burial details as read from the damaged radio or newspaper item.
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Br Rist
Auburn
Ind
Ot Egerlek
Wenese Gast
Susan
Bears Pounded Grains Lower Seed Higher
Market notes show grains pressed by bears as prices drifted lower for wheat and corn while seeds and cash bids varied. Reports from Liverpool and Chicago echoed mixed demand with July and September futures trading near fluctuating levels as weather and shipping news influenced activity.
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Toleno
Alsmer
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Rumsay Taglewto Cy Recorders
Martlett
Frazer & Curriggton
Liverpool
Caskutter
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Beytenther
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Xeon
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Lake
Roger
Tiverpool
Gie
Culeago
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Nhe Northern Grain Company Bowght
Cash
Sothe
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Mr Cash
Marcy
Glover Geed
Bat
Vetteriny
Marah
Fort Wa
Prices and goods listed in city market quotations
The column catalogs diverse commodities with prices including wool and stock terms, meats, produce, coal and coke, and live stock. It notes packing materials, honey, apples, and horses with bid ranges and weights. Local firms like Purcell and Pearse supply draft horses and saddle horses with price bands.
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A. Read
Thors
Belaire Packing Company
Iliac
Jackson
Purcell& Pearse
Sishque
Stock Market Fluctuates as Pros Move Prices in March
New York brokers report a volatile day driven by professional traders shifting positions late in the session. Iron and steel shares rise on upbeat pamphlet news from Glimid Slites Stool and copper prices firm, while Pennsylvania rail cost cuts weigh on sentiment early.
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New York
Slites Stool Corporation
Pennsylvania Railron
Watlic
Sub-Treasury
Expres
Ebb-Treasury
Interior Hawk
Chidte
Market Rates Brief From New York Trading Floor
The report notes smooth demand for mercantile paper with rates easing. Attorney on pall sits at 1% with 142 percent ruling rate and time scans at 60 days.Exchange and bank bill levels show slight shifts, while government and railroad bonds remain steady amid mixed currency values.
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New York
Ely
BU@a
Kerling Exchange Eteaty
Honda
Another Suit Against the B. O. Railroad
In Auburn on March 20 Mrs Mande Csano sues the B. and O. Railroad and others in circuit court to recover a trunk containing clothes valued at 102 dollars shipped September 17, 1900, to Blianjisten Tad, alleging the trunk was lost en route and she seeks recovery.
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Elst Wewea Bureau
Auburn
Mrx Mande Csano
Railroadcompany Et
Special Sale Saturday at Columbia Candy Kitchen
Gur own make chocolate peanut clusters offered at 200 cents per pound with caprice items priced at 1320 cents per novad Read as a historical sale notice from Columbia Candy Kitchen describing specialty confections and pricing for a one day event.
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Gur
Columbia Candy Kitchen
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