Pacifics and Reading Stocks Lead Market Upward
New York May examination of further rise in prices of stocks shows the Pacifics and Reading stocks leading the advance. Union Mackie remains prominent, while Reading’s movement surpasses prior gains with notable volumes. Foreign exchange and government bonds steady as markets reflect overall strength and cautious optimism.
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New York
Union Mackie
Witton Paelte
Reading
Teenie
London
Hritah
Ucbbuke
U.shonda
Maple Grove Park aims for May opening near Decatur
Maple Grove Park association directors in Decatur Indiana report active preparations for opening a park three miles north of town on the Interurban. A committee will receive funds and set the ground-clearing and fencing contract on May 12. New buildings include a dancing pavilion band stand and refreshment booth with a rustic bridge over the ravine at the park entrance. The project promises a scenic, delightful summer spot and a May 9 opening target.
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Kist
Decatur
Ind
Maple Grove Park Association
Indiane
Wheat prices surge on damage news and crop reports
Wheat on the Incul exchange advanced over two cents as reports warned of crop deterioration in February and April. Prices rose through the day with July opening higher, then trading up to near 94 to finish strong. Corn and oats moved modestly, while provisions held steady amid bullish wheat indications and weather concerns in the car belt.
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Chicago
Incul Exchange
United States
Shurta
Walso
Imarket Waas
Etrong
Agpac Absher
Ube
Nts. A
Shorts
Commission
Liuses
Jongs
Wheat Prices Surge and Market Reacts Across Grains
Special to the Journal Gazette from Toledo reports a bullish swing in wheat with May and July futures rising while cash markets show strength. Argentine shipments fall short and Liverpool closes higher, corn leads gains, and hog receipts dampen early mood before grain-driven firmness returns.
Fried White Fish with Tomato Sauce Tonight
The JG Want Ads note a supper event featuring fried white fish with tomato sauce tonight. Also mentions market listings and local trade activity at the Indiana market in Indianapolis.
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Wiebke
Board of Trade
Decatur Furnace Company Elects New Officers and Directors
DECATUR Ind May stock holders of the Decatur furnace factory, among the city's largest plants, met to elect new directors and officers. The board includes P J Houwlehan, D L Guilfoyle, B J Tawney, C A Dugan, D Schmitt, H Erick, D B Brudabaker, W E Smith. Officers named: D L Guilfoyle president, Dyon is Schmitt vice president, O A gan treasurer, W E H Smith. The plant, operating about five years, has enjoyed prosperity and outlook remains bright.
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Kist
Decatur
Ind
Derstur Furnace
P. J. Houwlehan
D. L. Guilfoyle
B. J.tawney
C. A. Dugan
D. Schmitt
H. Erick
B. Brudabaker
W. E. Smith
Dyonis Schmitt
O."agan
W. E H. Smith
City receipts at scales show hay corn and other loads
Receipts at the city scales yesterday list hay twenty five loads ants eleven loads corn nine loads. Oil market update appears with index data showing average income and tax figures.
The Dry Goods Market Activity in New York May 4
The cotton goods market shows growing activity in a small way with converters and bleachers seeking near by contracts and spot goods at low prices. General inquiry for yarns has risen in recent days though prices remain irregular. The raw wool market is quiet and easy on foreign and domestic wools while the overall tone of the market improves.
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New York
Hog Market Slips as Cattle Demand Remains High
Friday receipts show hogs down while cattle and lamb demand stay strong. Chicago market notes heavy hog shipments, 15,000 hogs expected tomorrow, and mixed crate prices for steers, cows, and calves with steady to higher selling, including top steer bids near 7 dollars.
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Gazelle
Faurhd
Lukin Holt
Armour & Co
Swit & Co
Suippers
Liberal Sui Jites
Staery
Pac
Nitkad
Coffee Market Report Shows Mixed Movements In Buffalo Areas
East Buffalo and Ast Buffalo receipts show varied activity with slow throughput for coffee futures opening firm and closing steady. Cattle and calves trade hints indicate demand remains steady with some price advances, May to March futures cited across several contracts. Strong selling pressure noted in Brazilian receipts while Brazilian markets influence maintained buyers.
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Buffalo
New York
Mey
Bantos
Cordova
Pittsburg Stock Yards Report Mixes Prices and Entries
Pittsburg stock yard receipts show hogs and beef entries with prices for mediums and heavy varieties. Lockers priced at 2.55, note 1K entries and calf figures around 97.20. May report lists hogs, receipts, and broker terms with limited readable details.
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Pittsburg
GNION
Pittsberg
Anton Hrcr Eaa
Taunbs
AGN
Epworth League Officers Installed in Decatur
In Decatur on the Epworth League anniversary day, officers elected recently will be installed after a devotional service at 6 20 p m in the league room. The procession will move to the auditorium for the ceremony with Jonas Tritch Don Burke Bessie Evers Steve Harrison Leota Beery Florence Edwards Frank Mills Grace McKean and Ethel Buller named among the officers. Dr Wilcox to give a lecture and the choir to perform a special selection.
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sEy Klat Kews Bureau
Decatur
Iif
Epworth League
Jonas Tritch
Don Burke
Bessie Evers
Steve Harrison
Leota Beery
Florence Edwards
Frank Mills
Grace McKean
Ethel Buller
Wilcox
Leonard and Frances Blotkamp wed in Avilla union
Mr and Mrs Thomas Leonard return from Avilla after their wedding as the couple designed to settle in this city Leon ard, a longtime well known driver, left Avilla last Monday to wed Frances Blotkamp one of Avilla s esteemed young ladies at a midweek ceremony in Avilla The story notes local coal prices and the Hist News Bureau in Decatur May 8.
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Hist
Decatur
Thomas Leonard
Avilla
Leonard
Myrridgee
Frances Blotkamp
aAviila
Half a Lifetime Patents and Soap Ad Change Hands
A fragment recalls long past business dealings with Hewitt Bros Soap Co and a returning wrapper. It mentions bakers adopting varied party paties and a woman buying two cakes of soap for life, noting tasks, washing, and the sweeter smell of emuits whiter.
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Hewitt Bros Soap Co
Elgin Local Market Prices Sampled In Loose Ledger
Market notes list various farm goods with unit prices for Elgin area. Names include Whotearlo Market and Pawoy Elgin with quoted prices for wheat, corn, oats, beans, potatoes, buckwheat, and meats. Several entries show barrels and per bushel rates, while dairy and poultry items appear with pound and price indicators.
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Pawoy Elgin
Elgin Creamery
Ed Ogee
Directors of prominent banks and firms listed in county record
A roster of board members and officers with titles from banks, mills, real estate firms, insurance, law, and manufacturing. Names include John W. White, Harry A. Keplinger, Ernest W. Cook, Charles A. Dunkelberg, William D. Henderson, John P. Evans, Max B. Fisher, Samuel S. Fisher, Gottlieb Haller, Owen N. Heaton, Fremont L. Jones, John Ferguson, William L. Moellering, George V. Kell, Henry J. Miller, Herman Michael, Charles F. Pfeiffer, Howell C. Rockhill, Frederick J. Thieme, Edward F. Yarnelle, Garl Yaple, Michael Kinder, and others.
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John W. White
White National Bank
First National Bank
Harry A. Keplinger
Berand View
Vormerly
White National Book
Ernest W. Cook
Citizens’ Just Company
Wallage
E. Doud
Charles A. Dunkelberg
FL Bowser & Co
William D. Henderson
John P. Evans
Hooter Manufacturing Company
Max B. Fisher
Fisher Bros. Paper Company
John Ferguson
Fomerly
Citizens' Trust Company
William L. Moellering
Home Telephone and Telegraph Company
Formarly
People’s Trust Company
George V. Kell
Allen County Mutual Fire Insurance Avaddation
Henry J. Miller
First
National Bank
Hartford City Paper Company
Herman Michael
Hamilton Natlonal Bank
Charles F. Pfeiffer
Real Extete and Loans
German-American National Bank
Howell C. Rockhill
Fort Wayne Roling Mill Company
Frederick J. Thieme
Wayne Knitting Mills
Edward F. Yarnelle
Mossman, Yarnelle & Co
First National Bans
Garl Yaple
Heaton & Faple
Michael Kinder
Cantravior
Prices of seed and farm goods quoted by Cox, Bash & Co
Quotations from Cox Bash and Co and others list seed prices per bushel for clover, red and mammoth grasses, Kentucky blue grass, and orchard grass, plus livestock items and fuel. Wool, hides, rubber, and farm tools rates appear, with April 1 delivery terms.
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Sami Bas Claver
Ieee Vetal
Mammoth
IGT
Alfaita Clover
Frito
Auburn High Band Cornetist Hurt Jumping Fence at Cemetery
Hing Oberiin, a talented Auburn high school student and solo cornetist with the Auburn City band, was severely injured while attempting to climb a hard-wire fence around Evergreen Cemetery. He fell onto the wire, tearing clothes and lacerating hips and thigh. a doctor treated and stitched the wounds, and he will remain at home for recovery, with parents hoping for a swift return to school barring infection.
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Brest
Auburn
Ind
Evergreen Cemetery
Hing Oberiin
Auburn City
Castbeer
Fgh
Oh. Obertin
Indies Club Hosts Pleasant Evening at Mrs Weaver Home
Garrett 4 FF members and guests gathered on Lee Street for a May social hosted by Mrs John Weaver. Contests and jokes filled the night before a fainting incident struck Mrs Chris Beebler, who was revived by Dr King and taken home in care. The event ended on a subdued note but with fond memories of a friendly gathering.
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Kiet
Garrett
Ind
Indies
J. FF. Club
John Weaver
Lee Sireet
Chris Beebler
Dr. King
Sho Ln
Fecitaz Tex
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