Hog Prices Dip as Packers Expect Further Cuts
Chicago hog market faces price pressure amid talk of continued packer concessions. Receipts around 43,460 head with packers aiming lower. hogs sold near 5.85 yesterday, 4.70 today. Cattle futures show mixed trends as producers adjust to corn planting and softer demand. Officials forecast about 45,000 hogs and 2,000 cattle next week as pastures improve in western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturdey
Armour & Coe
Hine
Coen
Farners
Brown-St. John Company
Prleas
National
Kanhéts
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Thutinon
Ohio
Richigan
Wheat Gains on Crop Damage News and Market Rally
Market reports from Chicago show wheat futures firming on crop damage rumors and wet weather in the Midwest. July and May contracts traded higher amid active short covering, with receipts and local sales noted, while corn and other grains fluctuated on weather forecasts and new crop expectations.
New Post Office Plan to Prevent Stamp Theft
The Post Office Department proposes a plan to stop theft of postage stamps and illegal sale after theft. It removes allowances for nondefaced stamps and allows perforation by stampers to deter fraud. Perforations cover less than half a square inch and must not exceed a given diameter. Advertising use is forbidden under this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
postoNce
Grain letter signals swift southwest grain movement
Journal-Gazette reports a weekly letter from City Mills manager Fred Treenelt predicting grain movement from the southwest within thirty days as prices rise. Northwest receipts hold steady. mills bid 9 to 9.5 cents per bushel for wheat, farmers cleaning up last crop, carry selling at 28.5 cents, spring wheat sown for country growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Fred T .Treenelt
Millis
Coffee Market Report Fragment: Prices, Numbers, and Notes
Fragmentary coffee market item mentions price 46.10 and references leading producers and trading activity. Details are incomplete but indicate price movement and market context with unnamed parties and sources.
Uneasy Greed Leaves Mailbox Perforations Revealed
Fragmentary note reports buyers commit a deed described as perforation by the purchaser. Cast has taken up the idea and perforated suns are arriving through the mail regularly, signaling a troublesome activity.
Damage reports grow in wheat fields across states
Reports indicate deteriorating winter wheat conditions due to excess moisture. Damage spread from Illinois to Missouri and Kansas, with Nebraska and central regions seeing continued losses. Outlook for average yield remains uncertain amid widespread field plowing and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Mary Mannering Stars in Glorious Betty at Majestic
At Port Warne the Majestic presents Mary Mannering in her American play Glorious Betty with Shubert company. Betsy Patterson and Jerome fall in love amid scandal and intrigue at Sweet Springs and Baltimore as Napoleon agents seek to thwart their betrothal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Warne
Trentor
Mary Mannering
Charlony Betny
Rida Johnaung Young
Drown
Harvard
Shuberts
Betey
Haltinora
New Orleans
Sweet Springs
Virginia
Rport
America
Bonaparte
Ney Place
Amttéon
Jerome
Elfe
Betsy Patterson
Thery 1 Tye
Betsy
Guek
Rome
Baltimore
Breas
Bonapadé
Beloy
Napoleon
France
Betty
Vaudeville Closing Bill at The Temple This Afternoon
The Temple vaudeville bill opens this afternoon led by Anna Eva Ray. Manager Stouder promotes the last bill of the season with top acts, including Madell and Coberly, Jacobe and his dogs, Lola Schnee and a Kinodrome feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Eva Ray
Temple Vaune- Ville
Stouder
Fesanntaea
Anna Eva Hay
Orpheus Comedy Four
Americas
Madell
Coberly
Jacobe
Lola Schnee
Ginger
Wool Traders Hopeful On Wool Market Turnaround
Boston reports show improved demand for raw wool as larger orders arrive and confidence grows. Shipments to May 21 totaled 580,189 pounds with receipts at 68,793,000 pounds versus last year. San Francisco trolley collision kills a traveling salesman and injures about twenty others. one passenger remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Commercial Bulletin
Atalistics
San Francisco
BAN Fantisco
Devisuitera
Sacramento
Henri Baer
St. Francis Hesital
Devizadera
Sacraments Street
Davisadera Street
Wealthy Man Killed by Lightning in Storm
A wealthy man was killed by a lightning strike this afternoon during a heavy rain storm in China. He sought shelter under a tree but was struck and fatally injured. Local authorities reported the incident and investigations are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Soaking Rains in Southwest Corn Receipts
Weather and market notes from Toledo on May 24 discuss heavy rains in the Southwest affecting corn and wheat futures. The general crop outlook remains favorable, with mixed price movements and short covering supporting some contracts amid heavier Chicago buying and export concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gosstte
Toledo
Gener
Liverpool
Hiluory
Nebruske
Miscouri
Onto
Kunsay
Woo.m
Bartlett, Frezler & Comngton
Cayn
May
Monroeville News Highlights School Exhibit
In Monroeville Indiana May 24 the public school display celebrated the year’s work. High and middle grades presented charts on natural state cotton wheat and corn products. The exhibit impressed with neat papers maps and drawings, praising the school and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Ind
Grest Credit
Morriaon
Humber
Von
Indiana
Miss Harvey
Bes Webster
Bowth
Monroeville High School
Chet. Krick
Lake George
Evertine
John W. Long
F. D. Walters
Indianapolis
Ladiana
Lawshe
Wailers
Local Market Prices Report From Wayne Area Market
Market column lists butter beans oranges and apples with per bushel prices and several livestock and poultry figures. Mentions Michigan vegetables and home grown produce along with wholesale dairy and hog prices and general commodity quotations for grain and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faror Elgla
Michigan
Brenaie
Ata
Logue
Busi
Hughel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ur Mnittd
Brates
Tuceieultuestes
Derluent Alote
Haier Puis
Xeenet
Terventon
Treament
Aimes
Laws
Wilson
A.D. Melvin
Bureau of
Anna Industry
Br. M. Dorsor
Ehler
Thas
Blovhembe Atvisten
Tubl
WWE
Saetle
Cincinnati
Cincinnnati
Hoyt
Went
Butchers Land Stippers
RERCO
Common
Sheen Massy
Lambs Uteady
Eprint
Cleveland
Union Stock Yards
Hogs Roca Ecealpts
Inorkel
Qpediums
Spd Norkers
Bisa
Calves
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
EABT
Buffalo
Yorkars
T. Wathers
Chicago
Europe
Cory
Shorts
Norrow
Tver
Hort Crear
NEW York Grain
Dulisth
Senteipber
Hug
Isaac
Capote
TH —Etendy
Guy StLovg
Tatr Refining
Ste
Western Factory
Tsts
Troy
Dune
Postoffice Department
East
Washington Street
Lalene
Banke Hsindoma Daone
A. P. Buchman
West Washington
DR. Johnston
H. A. Buemling Nase
Gretimatod Duras
J. W. Thompson
Barry Streat
Throne Bros. Tailoring
Henry Ranke
Washington Boul
West
Mary Whery Nyelcien
East Desty
Byurs
Mi Toleephans
Fred Tresselt
BR. Rush
Bris Bylles
Fox Bros
Reaidance
Prion
Bie
Ure
Etober
Robison Park
Rivermet Ave
Lakeside
IHD Capital
Sevsere Fioolugas
Trasbal
United States
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
Tully Pete
Jooning Money
Charlis
Ite Deng
JE W. B. Mosim
Lee
PLAS
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Pricus
Wayne Marketo
Murtiver
Miz
Priea
Puinpurnickie
Caholeeuie
Tony Purnpernicle
Tim
Othy
Clover Sean
K. Fale Bond
Enoits
Leofair
Mammoth Eng Nah
Lonergan & Co
Superior
Clane
Teib
J.T
Barr Street
Bafea
Eckart 7
Toate Scales Inn
Jackson
Saddis Norses
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!