Advancing stock markets and mixed trading in New York
May 24 New York reports a brisk yet unsettled stock session with advances in some rails and industrials but widespread caution amid anti trust and policy whispers. Trading was volatile as traders reacted to news of conference actions, with mixed commodity and bond movements and steady government securities.
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York
Contiiefon
Lin
Hs Brea
Tve
Yeslemihey
Bonevic
Puddle Mall
Saan
Evey Quure
United Bisted
Che Onisel
Sarrowly
Notonieh
Shoven
Salem
U. S. Anda
Angola Minor News and Local Updates
Angola Indiana May 22 local notes report Ras William son cement walk in North Darting area. Delegates from the county to the Indiana Grand Lodge returned home, reporting a fine meeting. Alexander Romont and others attended the state prohibition convention in Indianapolis, described as the largest party gathering. J W Snyder and Jay Poland traveled to Fort Wayne for materials for Snyder’s new nose project. Cedar posts along the mound in the public square were installed with cap pieces to be ornamental and functional. Edie Duier and Wills Jove hauled in pickerel during decorative work near James Lake. L T Wilson’s creamery expansion and ice cream supply planned for the trade. Geddis of Garrett noted horse training at the fairgrounds. Mrs Besule Emery Carpenter of Anderson visiting her parents. Gas service upgrades scheduled for several streets including Harrison, Calhoun, Calhoun to Harrison, and Wildwood avenues.
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Angola
Ind
Ras William
North Darting
Ry. J. Swinger
Ft. C. O. F. Grand Lodge
Churmlay
Alexander Romont
Indianapolis
Kinemont
J. W. Snyder
Jay Poland
Port Wayne
Snyder
Northa Street
Edie Duier
James Lake Thureday
Vti
TH. E. Geddis
Garrett
Besule Emery Carpenter
Ans Deraon
George Kemery and
Wits
Bumper crop outlook in Kansas lifts wheat prices
Wheat futures swung with optimism as reports from Kansas City boosted belief in a bumper crop yet prices closed weak. July deliveries slipped while May contracts rose, with local receipts and export data shaping a cautious edge. Corn weakened on selling pressure despite large corn shipments via improved weather for farm work. Provisions were weak with cooler demand for pork and lard, and produce markets showed mixed steady to lower tones.
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Liverpool
Jou
Gov
Suydreker
Tralia
Aye
Myke
Supe
Dae Dower
Star
Atlee
Tishpeti
Daly
Ue fSartlett House
Tage Tie Hauuikel Weiner
Ste
Tedilly
Cte
Bilge
Jey
Drexisher Én Lawier
Pritea
Kase
Hunan
Dauage
Beadalfetts
Agdinst
Tonge
Chicago
Mkiitet
Totee
Cholee Sane
Ereumeris
Dairies
Mergus
Inelaed
Aigo
New York
Eljge
Hogs Advance Again as Cattle Prices Shift
Chicago market report notes ongoing hog price gains this week with Friday receipts about 12,000 head and carryover from last night, while cattle show small changes amid limited demand. Beef values modest after recent declines. lambs and sheep demand weak but recovering in spots. prices for varied livestock categories listed, including hogs, cows, feeders, calves, and stags across multiple weight classes. Local buyers, exporters, and domestic demand influence current market mix.
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Gauls
Ungald
Pleasant Lake news brief from Indiana
Pleasant Lake Indiana May 23 Ross Hall wishes well to parents in Burtonville and others. Mrs James Harpham travels to Toledo to attend aunt Miss Ann Bakers funeral. A birth Friday May 29 a daughter to Bert Wolfe and wife second child. Memorial services set for Baptist church Sunday morning. Barsh of Indianapolis visiting for Central union. Fox Bros & Co advertises a $30 stove now $24 in stove sale.
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Lake
Ind
Ross Hall
Bturgis
James Harpham
Toledo
Mins
Ann Baker
Bert Wolfe
George Kemery
Claude McGrew
Angola
TI. B
Alvin Goodwin
Best
Baptist Church
Union Chase Veil Turnich the
van Awken
Docaratlen K
WH. Barsh
Indianspolis
Birth Notices From Monroeville And Adams Township
Birth records list a son for Mr and Mrs Edward Sprague of Monroeville a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Erpant of Adams township and a son for Mr and Mrs Edward Jy Fienney of Kansas Street a son for Mr and Mrs Harry Siples 1144 Packard Avenue also mentions a birth tied to Mrs Usar Huge and a reference to Journal Gazette want ads on Wilt Street.
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Orn
Edward Sprague
Monroeville
Charles Erpant
Adams Township
Edward Jy
Fienney
Kansas Street
Harry Siples
Packard Avenue
Charles More
Fey Sa Wrhoraneon
STEN
Sanenten
Inma
Usar Huge
Journal-Gazette
Wilt Street
Market notes at Pittsbury and East Buffalo stockyards
Report from Pittsburg union stock yards and East Buffalo market shows loads of heavies and mediums moving slowly. Prices listed for hogs pigs and calves, with receipts totaling thousands and steam of steady to lower trends as buyers show caution in late May.
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Pittsburg
Union Stock Yards
Pittsbury
Sematia
Cates Po
East Buffalo
Nile
Qamkal
Lana
Wothers
The Coffee Market Opens With Decline in New York
New York May 2 The coffee futures market opened lower by five points amid thin foreign sentiment and unsettled demand. Prices showed varied movement with some forward contracts at 94.35, while spot bids remained subdued. A fleeting note of trading dullness and limited activity marked the session.
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New York
Peters
The Chicago Hay Market Report
Fragmented OCR text shows fluctuating hay market listings in Chicago with various prices, lots, and lot numbers. Mentions May delivery, grade designations, and multiple price points, but many words are garbled.
Preacher D S Knisety to Speak at Hubler’s Chapel
The Rev D S Knisety of Hotson will preach at Hubler’s chapel, three and one half miles from Fort Wayne on the Gaston road. Services set for Saturday eve ning and 4% Sunday afternoon at 2 30, with Sunday evening at 1 50. Kknively, a top Okip Sunday school worker and former Paulding County president, is a noted speaker and may preach this summer if arrangements permit. He is related by marriage to Buchanan of Washington township.
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D. S Knisety
Hotson
Wil
Hubler’s Chapel
Fort Wayne
Gaston Road
Kknively
Okip
Paulding County
Kulsely
Buchanan
Wastington Township
Warsaw High School to hold 31st annax commencement
May 28 marks the 31st graduation at Warsaw High School. Principal Pearle Wailing and Miss Bonnis Kelley will present the salutary and valedictory addresses to graduates amid a formal ceremony in Waneaw.
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Kiey Sere Borna
Waneaw
Warsaw
Keep Safe Be Strong Help Others
Citizens Trust Company A Bank For Savings appears in an old bank advertisement urging safety strength and service to the community, likely emphasizing prudent savings and mutual aid. The line signals a period style banking slogan without specific dates or events.
Board of Directors Listing From Historic Bank Group
A historical roster lists John W. White Harry A. Keplinger Ernest W. Cook Wallace E. Doud Charles A. Dunkelberg William D. Henderson John P. Evans Max B. Fisher Gottlieb Haller Owen Nl Heaton Fremont L. Jones John Ferguson William L. Moellering George V. Kele Henry J. Miller Herman Michael Charles F. Pfeiffer Howell C. Rockhill Frederick J. Thieme Edward F. Yarnelle Carl Yaple Michael Kinder.
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John W. White
White National Bank
Fleet National Bank
Harry A. Keplinger
Second View
First National Bank
Dayhter
Ernest W. Cook
Citizens’ Trust Company
Wallace E. Doud
Real State
Charles A. Dunkelberg
J. Gowser & Co
William D. Henderson
John P. Evans
Hoosier Manufacturing Company
Max B. Fisher
Fisher Bros. Paper Company
Firet National Bank
Samuel & Fisher
Fisher Bros. Paper Commonry
Firwe National Bunt
Gottlieb Haller
Allén County Loan & Saylign Ass'n
Owen NL Heaton
Inde Superior Court
Fremont L. Jones
Troy Steam Layudey
John Ferguson
William L. Moellering
Wome Telephone and Telegraph Company
People's Trust Company
George V. Kele
Allen County” Mutual Tire Insurance Association
Henry J. Miller
First Levene Bank
Hartford City Piper Company
Herman Michael
Hoailton National Bank
Charles F. Pfeiffer
Oul Estate and Loan
Gera Howell C. Rockhill
Bert Wayne Rolling MN Company
Frederick J. Thieme
Wayne Knitting Billa
Edward F. Yarnelle
Maxsian, Yarnelle & Co
First National Bak
Wemens -American National Berke
Advisory Board Members and Local Officials List
An extensive roster of names including John Wyss county figures GE Guasley William F Hagan Judge Sola Wood George Ashley County Recorder William Schwier Marion Smith and others across professions such as farmer manufacturer lawyer and contractor appears as a public notice. The document catalogs numerous individuals with titles and roles in civic business and trades.
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John &. Wyss
GE Guasley
William F. Hagan
Sola
Wood George Ashley
William GC. Schwier
Marion Smith
James MM. Robinson
William Kennerk
William Hockemeyer
John Landenberger
Henry A. Rockhill
Charles Kramer
Sam D. Bittler
Wood
Esterline
James D. Butt
Local Market Prices for Dairy Produce and Grains
A dense listing of market quotes and items across dairy, eggs, poultry, produce, and grains. Includes prices for Fancy Pig in creamery butter, country eggs, honey, sweet potatoes, beans, potatoes, ducks, turkeys, broilers, and extensive grain and seed quotations from multiple suppliers and brokers.
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Levins
Malaga
Dressed Stock and Farm Prices From Local Market Report
The report lists live and dressed stock including hogs, cows, and poultry, with prices on butter, sugar, lard, coal, wood, and farm commodities. It notes prices at city scales and mentions packing companies and farm stock weights, totals, and delivery terms.
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Sauatanets
Fokart Packing Company
UGC
Ierreni
Calvis
Horace
Farntehal Iy Trureell & Pee 2
Bas
Bold robbery at Ligonie hardware store
A late Friday night burglary at the We. & Cowley hardware store is described. Two men allegedly entered the rear attic, fled with unspecified plunder, and were pursued by James Ganewer, though authorities report no captures yet.
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Rigt News Sureaup Liggnine
Ind
Oldlock
James Ganewer
Jone
We. & Cowley
Qe Winlow
Tee Men
Toradel
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iMoney
Amer
Lac
D.R
Central
Pacific
Packie
Pennaybanie
Susat
Harrison
Creighton Avenue
Leith Street
Calhoun
Creighton
Wilrswood Avenue
Killen
Harrison Street
Wildwood Avenue
Alley
Wildwood Ave
Kansas
Say
Cleveland
Indianapolis Market
Dianapolis
Cashaya
Jun
B. Miter
St. Ginginnati Priges
Fred H
Pleasant Lake News
Fox Bros. & Co
Nares
Neo
Cheh & Doe
Jurces
SaTleaest
Sie
Lusas
Tatil Ces
Sntnrts
Snstmart
United States
Cincinnatt
Sumothy Mises
Eige Jeanens Prairie
Srudes
Pratcle
Eno
Hubler
Snton Chapel
Citizens Trust Company
Bank For Savings
Board OF Directors
Carl Yaple
Heaton & Farle
Michael Kinder
Contraetor
Advisory Board OF Stockholders
Henry Hilgemann
August Freese
Christian Koester
William C. Baade
Andrew C. Watermas
William M. Leedy
Con W. Schuler
William E. Lipsett
George Loesch
Charles Dalman
L.p.drayer
Jesse Grice
J. P. Meyer Andrew Vogely
David L. Pettit
Jesse Eee Cee
Mereboot A Tee Tneimng Suleumian -Fire Tueurinee
Tend Oovevey Drugertat Peean Ee Een
Hilpmar
Farkete
LGD Shorts
Burley
Trecrest & Sons
Bai
CS. Bush & Co
Fort Wuyhe
JLIN
Kentucky
Lira
Lonergan & Co
Sotrsons
Bros. & Co
Gbe National Bank
Ts Dank
Tre O
Aveline
J. H. Bass
H. Worden
Vic
H. R. Freeman
Gachlar
H. A. Keplinger
H. Orr
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
Charles A. Wilding
Prevent Glorbe
W. Texley
W. 5. Mossman
Fryd C. Heine
Lquis Foa
William J. Velex
Atomay
Henry C. Paul
Ligonie
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