Municipal Ownership Not For Ligonier
In Ligonier Indiana a municipal electric light initiative was rejected by 72 votes. Ward results showed 65 in favor in the first ward, 93 against in the second, and 44 against in the third, totaling the defeat. The article notes publication issues for a prior election and mentions campaign activity and transportation used for the vote.
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Kiet News Bureen
Higonier
Ind
Draper
S.A. Dansman
Patrolmen and Fractious Cow On Calhoun Street
Patrolmen Zod Ted and Ted Belliniy confronted a fractious cow on South Calhoun Street as onlookers gathered. The animal reared and kicked, prompting officers to restrain it while bystanders watched the ensuing commotion.
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Pziralmanwick
Rutik
Calhoun Wheels
Zwlek
Dramatic OCR Snippet From Dry Goods Market Report
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Western orders for textiles and merchandize, mentioning silks, cottons, and general market terms. Several garbled phrases reference vendors, prices, and shipments, but concrete details are largely illegible.
Want ads in the Journal Gazette limited to 720 words
Classifieds in the Journal Gazette are restricted to a maximum of 720 words per advertisement. Advertisers should craft concise notices, include essential details, and avoid extraneous wording to fit the limit.
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Journal- Gazette
December Wheat Hits New High in Chicago Market
November trading saw December wheat futures surge to a new high in Chicago with strong demand from migratory funds and shorts. May option bought for delivery later, while European markets weakness boosted distant futures. Trade noted heavy selling into late session and mixed cash receipts across grains, with December near 63 to 64 cents and May around 63 1/2 cents.
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Shorts
Micra
AS & F
Wwe
Grodt
Tailer Weik
May Spilath
Dersaber
Mills
Duluth
Chicago
Buffalo Stockyards Closed By Quarantine
The Buffalo stockyards faced a quarantine closure affecting sales and operations. Details remain incomplete due to damaged text, but references to New York and Pennsylvania indicate broader regional restrictions impacting livestock trade and market activity. Authorities urged farms and buyers to monitor official notices for updates.
The Coffee Market New York Now
The report lists prices and items in a rough coffee market summary. It notes various origins and products with a focus on pricing, including a $3.15 figure and several country or region descriptors. The legibility is limited but conveys market activity and value indicators.
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New York
Erratic Wheat and Lower Clover Seed Market News
Market notes show wheat moving erratically with prices easing. clover seed prices also lower. Reports from Liverpool and southwest receipts run heavy despite poor weather. wheat futures fell early, some quotes around 31.054 for December, with May and July futures mixed. Oats traded steadier as positions adjusted, with December and May values cited. Overall market activity remained light with daily arrivals and varying bids, reflecting softer demand for grains in the period.
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Jouris Gazette
Piiona
Hecova
Liverpool
May
Stock Deals Restricted as Market Narrowly Moves New York
Broad market activity cooled with smaller volume and subdued price moves. Traders noted a $30,000,000 Panama Fever bond issue and a flurry of Korea loan activity as potential factors guiding capital away from stocks toward new securities. Bond markets remained heavy while call rates and prime mercantile paper showed modest firmness amid global tensions and shifting liquidity.
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New York
Fnte
Dar
Daz
Rover
Board Room
Panama
Lin
Laniin
Sydney
Local Market Street Prices On Cereals And Goods
Local market listings show cereal prices with Wheat at 1.02 dollars per bushel and diverse livestock values. Corrected names note pricing inputs from multiple traders and regional providers, including George H. Crovan and Peter Smyser, reflecting a broad assortment of farm products and staples.
Forest fires burn south of Kendallville in early today
Fire swept the area between 11 and 12 o clock near Fairbanks place now owned by William Tralave and spread to the George Pairbanks farm on the east burning several acres of timber and debris. Help from neighbors quelled the blaze but damage cannot yet be estimated.
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Rist Newa Bureau
Kendallville
Ind
Taukr Ant
Nla
Fairbanks Place
Wiliam Trarlave
George Pairbanks
Lamnar
Former Bluffton Resident Angies Named in Notice
Angie Senith, formerly of Bluffton Ind, now living in Bluepeton Ind, is identified as private secretary to William Jennings Bryan. Her father once preached at the local Baptist church, and she is noted as a former resident of the area.
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Rise News Burra
Bluepeton
Ind
Angie Senith
Sioth Gordtin
Willam Jennings Sryan
Baptist Church
Hogs headed higher in mixed cattle and sheep market
In markets tracked nationwide prices for hogs rose while cattle remained firm and sheep fell. Receipts for the week totaled about 7,650 head locally versus 2 weeks prior and 72,054 last year. Beasts varied from good fat cattle to weaker butcher stock with range steers selling around 4.50 to 6.90 and cows from 2.55 to 4.65.
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Ésport
Willy
Otters
Wille
Sears
Ik Toubl
Lewes
Thanksgiving Services Arrangements by Fort Wayne Ministerial Association
Arrangements for Thanksgiving services were set by the Fort Wayne Ministerial Association. Three city sections will hold services at local churches including First Presbyterian on Wayne Street and West Jefferson Street churches. Preachers include Rev. Dr Frank Denton and Rev. Spurh Seeman. Services begin at 7:30 p.m. with a feature benefitting the Vislas Hurts league.
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Fort Warne
Ety Nas
Calhoun Street
Sevtloh
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Dente
Wayne Streesta
Ehuret
West
Visias
Figures on the Plague in San Francisco 1908 to 1907
A San Francisco dispatch reports Dr Rupert Blue and Dr Glia presenting figures on plague in 1907 1908. No human cases since January 39 1908, with 15 percent eye infections and 77 deaths from 1907 to 1908. Rat and fox cases noted, extensive cleanup by city and federal health services, and ongoing eradication efforts under the U S Public Health and Marine Hospital Service led by General Walter Reed.
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San Francisco
Rupert Blue
Glia
Comber Ts
Ayr
May
Ortober
United States
Ing
Oakland
Los Angeles
Federal
Focal
Contra
Coste County
Ilirertion
Pubjic Health and Marine Hospital Service
Walter Timoa
Board of
Nasith
Ly Board of Health Ld
Citizens’ Wealth Committee
Od Cole
Dasland
United States Public Health
Marina
Embryo Forest Fire Battles Nearby Grove Blaze
A grove near Embryo forest fire spread after sparks from a Wabash freight engine started a blaze yesterday afternoon. Local county employees, with limited tools including a garden hose, struggled to control the flames as fences and a nearby property suffered damage. No hospital or county building reported immediate danger.
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Grout
Ik Whl
Ronsigerade Meads
Chi County
Ania
Werg Droge Vege
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