Reception Tendered Pastor Marble and Wife
A cordial reception honored Rev M S Marble and his wife at the First Methodist church in Angola Indiana on a Wednesday evening. The crowd included church members and local residents with welcoming remarks by Prof Rogers Rev Humphreys and President Galt. Music featured Prof Hershman Willis II and strings, with refreshments served by the church ladies and caterer Charles Noyes.
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Six room house near Knitting Mills for 1400
A six room house located near the Knitting Mills is offered at 1400 dollars. Prospective buyers may contact Louis F. Curdes for details or to arrange a viewing.
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Funeral Held For John Callison At Claypool
Funeral services were held Thursday for John Callison son of Rudolph Callison of Claypool Indiana after a prolonged illness due to tuberculosis. The funeral took place at the Alt Pleas antt and a brief service was conducted at the UB church after the Nickel Plate train delivered the remains from Fort Wayne.
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West News Bureau
Claypool
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John Callison
Rudulph Callison
South of
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Alt. Pleasantt
Eight Bids for Larwill School House Bid Finals
Eight bids were submitted for the Larwill school house project with T B Gordall of Peru the low bidder at 173k. Bids ranged from 173k to 2 0nash exclusive of beating and gumption. The award was not yet made as bids were considered high. A further ad would delay work.
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Darwile
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Peru
Acre
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Gould Group Stocks Unsettles Speculation
New York May 28 stock market chatter unsettles Gould Group of stocks as price moves reflect speculative doubt. Market observers note limited urgent bid activity and a cautious tone, with bonds steady, copper high, and currency pressures from interior demand.
Columbia City to hold all day Memorial events Saturday
In Columbia City Indiana the Grand Army of the Republic and Women’s Relief corps will assemble at 3 40 Saturday morning. A parade to the cemetery will be led by James Washburn with the city band, veterans, schoolchildren and citizens. Services at the cemetery include songs prayers and flower offerings followed by events in the court room at 1 22 and 2 20 p m. Reverend L A Loel will deliver Gettysburg address with a quartet and musical selections.
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Masonie Cemetery
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Farmers Report Good Corn Prospects Across Regions
Farmers report favorable corn prospects with a strong yield potential in many areas. Despite some variability, crop conditions appear solid as late-season weather supports growth and field, with prospects improving for harvest and market impact.
Vesey’s Cut Flowers and Geraniums for Decoration Day
Vesey announces orders for cut flowers and geraniums for Decoration Day. Call 6231 to place your order.
Whitley County Farmer Waiting in Jail
A garbled legacy news note reports a Whitley County farmer awaiting action in county jail. The fragment references custody, a missing assignment, and mentions related local proceedings, without clear names or dates available in the readable text.
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Whitley County
Wheat and Corn Futures See Mixed Trade On May Delivery
Chicago May wheat rose due to news on crop prospects while May corn slipped after broad selling. July wheat opened higher, then fell. May closed up 46 cents from yesterday, with local receipts light. Provisions weak as coarse grains slump pressured by selling and futures spread adjustments.
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Wheat and Clover Seed Markets Report With Mixed Movements
Chicago market notes show wheat prices volatile amid strong demand for late summer harvests and profit taking. Clover seed trading remained active with prices fluctuating and a late July dip followed by renewed selling pressure as traders assessed futures outlooks.
The Dry Goods Market in New York May 23
Prices for staple print cloths were fixed at six by printers while staple ginghams net prices and nets for hats were set at 16% net. This completes the revision of trade levels on gray goods as the clothing market recovers. Orders for some stockings have already been booked and the hosiery trade remains steady with continued gains.
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New York
Lagrange Graduation Marks Remarkable Class
Lagrange May 23 Lagrange school graduates a remarkable class of eighteen girls and ten boys the three largest in town history. Commencement at the opera house features honors for several students and an address by Hon Thomas R Marshall.
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Farmers Rescue Company Holds Annual Meeting
Lagrange Indiana May 28 members of the Farmers Rescue Insurance company held their annual meeting Wednesday electing officers for the ensuing year with J W Ml as president L F Showalter secretary Heart AM Price treasurer Samuel Fe Musser and Chas Nishuls Wallgee Belden and Chaz Trower as township directors Also listed are L E Ang rave B J Steininger D B Schact fer I TL Appleman Te E Deal Hor nee Ti Garmnite FS Lupald ZC Yoder John W Brayton J W Mains and Henry Batch as other officers or directors.
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Lima High School to Meet Coldwater Team
Lima High School prepares for a second contest against Coldwater with the band and a bell squad event. Journal-Gazette notes little margin in the previous game and hints at strong local bets on Lima’s chances to win.
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Lima
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Live Stock Prices Drift as Cattle and Hogs Move
Receipts show 3,000 cattle and about 116,000 hogs this week, with steady to higher prices for cattle and strong demand for hogs. Cattle steers sell around 5.00 to 5.50, fattening cattle up to 6.25, while hogs bring 5.20 to 6.60 on shipping lots, with varied values for feeders, sows, and growers. Sheep and lamb markets maintain steady quotes, lambs 6.60 to 7.50 for light and spring lambs in limited supply.
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Wabash College Varsity to Play Grays on Decoration Day
Wabash College faces the Grays in Columbia City Indiana on Decoration Day May 23 at 2 pm. James Anaras son of Editor J. W inns and Clement rhige play for the college team which features three pitchers. The Grass suffer a dying condition but Spencer will start on the mound with Dewitt Green catching. A large crowd is expected as local excitement grows for the annual game and the Decoration Day address by Rendall.
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Local Market Prices From Fort Wayne Produce and Goods
Price listings show wholesale and retail quotes for fruits vegetables meats and staples across Fort Wayne markets. Entries include potatoes onions beans apples oranges bread butter and livestock with figures per bushel pound and ton, reflecting a broad daily market snapshot from local retail and wholesale centers.
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