Banks Are Again Normal After Big Deposits Restored
New York March 28 banks resumed normal operations as government deposits totaling thirty five million were returned to the Mare ledgers. The Kaloxarbockit Trust announcement and the closing of Ud Hnicheb ocker’s door marked a turn in banklog, with clearing houses retiring the October outstanding certificates and banks reporting a robust surplus and reduced money in circulation.
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New York
Kaloxarbockit Trust
Ud Hnichebocker
Pathc
Bank of North Amoerita
Mprove
Wortiment
Thin Waek
Thesa
York
March
Aoman
Actin
Buelees
Renks and Trust Companies
Greater New York
Dlesting House
Mining Stocks Hit By Broad Market Pressure
New York on March 28 reports mining stocks fell sharply as the market strain to sustain prices persisted this week amid a broader pullback. Traders noted pressure across the sector as weaker demand and cautious sentiment weighed on shares, with several mining issues under pressure.
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New York
New Seed Bill Before Congress Sparks Dealer Interest
Local seed dealers show interest as a new seed bill, introduced by a western congressman, parallels the Berry measure with radical terms. The seed trade nationwide foresees a tough act requiring dealers to guarantee seed quality and a minimum foreign matter standard, with a nationwide impact.
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A. Western Congresamian
Barry
Ohio
Legmvatou
Dealera
Eagles Entertainers Delight crowd at Fraternal event
In Garrett on March 9 a Coliseum packed for 1000 invitations from the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The Troubadour Amusement Company presented Miss Murray and a fine orchestra while Sadie Kibbee sang solos. Speeches by Fred L. Peick and others preceded dancing as the guests praised the evening as one of the season’s best entertainment features.
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Kist
Garrett
Ipd
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Troubadour Amusement Company
Miss Murray
Ehetghys
Fred. L. Peick
Avis
Sadie Kibbee
Garrett girl wins Dengrest medal at UL convention
At the UL convention in Garrett Indiana on March 2 a five girl two boy contest closed Friday evening. Ruth Lindorfer won the Demoreet medal for recitation with her rendition of The Widow and Her Only Child. Miss Croft and Mrs Al Stagart with Mrs Halter provided musical highlights and the event adjourned with plans to hold the next text in Butler.
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Kist News Bareas
Garrett
Ind
Pho Cen Festunla Avers
Butler
Joe. Auborn
Garret
Ruth Lindorfer
Hamilton People Surprise Pastor and His Wife
Hamilton residents threw a surprise party for Pastor S. Cake and his wife on a Wednesday evening in Hamilton. Many friends attended, with guests arriving as the couple returned home to find the gathering awaiting them. The event was lively with friendly conversation and warm esteem for the minister and family.
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Hamilton
Keme Darey
Rev . S. Cake
Amethodtet Peluren
Aunister
Japan’s Rail Nationalization Plan Faces Funding Strain
A 250 million dollar bond issue funds Japan’s railway nationalization proposal to buy seventeen private lines at an estimated 945 million yen. The plan, backed by central ownership, aims to ease transport but critics blame bonds on market stability and accuse the government of worsening congestion amid storms and damage to rails.
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Uies
Une Arts
Japan
Agurek
Nippen Mailiag
Sange Railway
Kwannat Railway
Holkkaldy Railway
National Hondsy
Hne
Moee
Osaka
Toylin
Hse
Bank Clearances For The Week
Clearances and balances for the week listed with daily totals for Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and the prior week balance, showing varied figures such as 160 783 83 and 140 034 16 and 103 726 2. Balances and totals reflect bank activity across the period.
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Cove Ee
Wee St Fort Y
The Dry Goods Market Report From New York
A March report on the dry goods market notes a thin undertone with early price levels showing only tentative strength. Lines of fine and fancy entries are planned to open Monday, signaling cautious activity amid fluctuating demand.
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New York
New York March futures open steadier amid thin support
March futures opened steady in New York with limited buying amid European selling and a quiet session. Prices showed little change as traders awaited clearer guidance, with spot markets easing slightly and December futures around five points lower on light volume.
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New York
Beacons of Faith as Saloons Face Sunday Silence
A Westminister pastor reflects on a saloon owner's plea for a messenger boy, using the incident to frame a sermon on Death Sea and moral choices. The town’s church schedule lists multiple services, sermons, and subjects across Westminster, First Baptist, Church of Christ, and other congregations with ministers including Rev. Willan My Wilson and Rev. Ray O. Miller.
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Willan My Wilson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
St Tays Stufty
Death Sea
Wilson
Mre Wilson
Music at First Baptist Church Plans and Programs
Local church schedule outlines morning and evening services at First Baptist and Third Presbyterian. Trinity Methodist and Episcopal groups present devotions and sermons titled An Old Fashioned Home and A Church Home Why You Should Have a Church Home. The Baptists feature sermons From a Desert to an Eden and Faith Working Through Love with hymns Nearer My God to Thee and The Lord Is Exalted.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Frank M. Fox
Venice
Notes of the Third Christian Church Event Series
Church notices from Third Christian Church and Bethel church detail morning and afternoon services, lectures on The Bible and Botany, The Path of Duty, and a Sacred concert. Bible school programs and life of Christ study are noted. community ladies aid hosted a supper for forty attendees.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fenry BK
Norning
Joni M. Coulter
Chicago University
Latmeet Attendiinca
Utehie
Hirangelicat
Bethel Church
Forg
Q. Leuuemas
Bible School
Stafford
Church ‘of Christ
Monroeville
Ed Johnson
C. H.mora
Settle
Advent of Spiritualism celebrated with services
The Independent Epiriuvillat associeten will celebrate the advent of spiritualism with a special afternoon service at o o clock and an interesting program. The regular evening service will be at 7 30. Both services are open to the public and will be held at the Knights of Pythian hall on Washington boulevard west.
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Epiriuvillat Associe— Ten
Spir Inalin
Haveen
Knights of Pythian Wall
Washington Boulevard West
Lenten Services at Trinity Episcopal Church Schedule
The Lent program at Trinity Episcopal lists daily Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and 2:89 a.m. except Saturday, weekday evensong Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:80 p.m., children's eucharist Saturdays 9:30 a.m. Sundays feature Holy Eucharist at 7:90 a.m. with 10:46 a.m. services on the first, third and fifth Sundays, and 10:45 a.m. matins on other Sundays. Tivensong with sermon at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. E. W. Averill is rector and the Rev. W. W. Daup is curate.
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Trinity Buiseaned Church
E. W. Averill
Episcopal church preacher in Svering and Salvation Army events
Rev Lorenz Edwards of Indianapolis will preach at the Episcopal church at 7 20 PM. Salvation Army holds open air at the Avenue hotel with a 1 PM Sunday school and 3 PM Christian praise meeting. Three Indian men lead a Bible Found Men session, Young Peoples lesson at 1 PM, open air by the court house at 9 PM. Rev L E Eby of Brethren church preaches in morning. Elder J C Bright of Dayton will occupy pulpit in the evening.
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Bimpéon Methelist Episcopal Church
Lorenz, Edwards
Sergent
D. D
Indianapolis
The
Salvation Army
G. Watkins
Brethren Church
L. E. Eby
J. C. Bright
Dayton, O
Missionary Church Services at Warne and Richardville Aves
Missionary church at the corner of South Warne and Richardville avenues with Rev D Schults as pastor. Sunday school at two o clock led by superintendent Mr Alfred Holsworth. Preaching scheduled for nine o clock.
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Missionary Church
Warne and
Richardville Avenues
D. ¥. Schults
Alfred Holsworth
Market report shows mixed grain prices and slow sales
Day and 9 10 on inferior grades of timothy with eight ten dollars the price of Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. WD. Power Co. notes a less satisfactory market this week despite liberal receipts. Receivers report many invoices indicate shippers are cleaning warehouses. Prices on allomathy grades and large bales down 31 and 1 2 dollars on small bales, which are plentiful and moving slowly.
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Timothy
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
WD. Power & Co
Wade
Eggs Drop to Thirteen Cents at Warretfest Market
Patrons at the Warretfest market were surprised by egg prices dipping to 13 cents retail and 12 cents wholesale, the lowest in twelve years. Commission firm Howenstein Crouse cited higher supply than demand as the main cause, noting dressed poultry at 16 cents and live chickens at 12 cents, with country butter at 28 cents.
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Warretfest
Mizbilly
G. H. Crouse
Howenstein & Crouse
Crouse
Eastern hay market faces higher demand and rising prices
Eastern hay markets report stronger demand as more horses require hay. Dealers note prices up to 1176 and half the crop still on farms. Receivers report $12 base value while owners fear further losses and potential yard closures.
Market notes on dairy firms move and consolidation
The headquarters of the Elcin Butter company are moved to Aurora and merged with the Fox River Sitter company. The Fox River Company, a leading shipper of fine butter, is tied to a history of notable dairy operations in the United States. The piece notes profits and costs in celery markets and hints at dairy industry dynamics.
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Elcin Butt Er Company
Aurora
Fox River Sitter Company
Fox River Company
Creamery Buthher
Stated Seed Company Demand Ties to Onion Sets Decline
The Leonard Seed Company reports record onion set demand, with a tight season. Fancy apples hold steady in the Midwest while undergrades falter. New York receives first solid load of strawberries from the South at thirty to forty cents per box. The Butterine egg board in Chicago moves to repeal a board membership clause benefiting Nelson Morris & Co. Farmers nationwide urged to rely on hard, known work. Kentucky fruit tears and peach crop issues weigh on farmers. Tennessee cabbage plans and early tomato prep rise. Secretary Wilson’s storage cess reform spurs debate among farmers and Chicago dealers resist. A new fruit cutting machine is said to be on the market.
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New York City
Louth
Butteraha Egg Board
Chicago
Tiy-Lawa
Nelson Morris & Co
Greatest American Financier Abroad The Tantalens at I Merpyent Morr
Sir Maran presents unpretentious portrait of a financier abroad amid art and wealth. Buckingham palace hosts Mingland and Riesla figures with Sairas’s Chewlar. Sir Aondie Stephen honors Pierpont Morsnn with a visit to a Princess Gate residence this afternoon.
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Mingland
Riesla
Uc Lotte
Ondie Stephen
Pierpont Morsnn
Princess Gate
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