Record Of A $12000 Livestock Shipment
A shipment of $12,000 worth of live stock including hogs and sheep was sent from Gast Buffalo to the Mac Searson company, marking the largest day's business in the region. The eighteen double decker cars carried stock held by Noble and Whith traders and Madden Slagle aided by local stock pens. The mass movement followed farmers hoarding in anticipation of higher eastern prices, flooding the market once it opened. The shipment reflected the region's rising supply and market dynamics amid prior talk of scarcity.
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Ceurtbubco
Ind
Mac. Searson Company
Gast Bufo
Noble and
Mediden-Slagie
Beim
Pfeifer
Ind Yasterday
Rival Cities See Fresh Flames In County Court Rivalry
Rivalry between Goshen and Elkhart grows as St Joseph county bar pushes toward a separate superior court. The joint Elkhart St Joseph court was created in 1897 but lawmakers consider abolishing Ishart court. Lawyers and politicians from Goshen Elkhart and MishAwk debate the move amid historical tensions and tax concerns.
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Ind
BiknaTt
Goshe
Cmos
Goshen Wes
St. Joseph County
Elkhart
St Joseph Counties
Indiana General Ass
A. F. Beardsley
B.A. Baker
Pikhart
Anon SB. Zook
Dof Goshen
Gasden
Ishart
Altoreneys
Tavhi
Rodihaugh
Bikhart
Arsues Tral
Rho
Rodinard
Taepar
W. Ee Wiser
Tepailican
Bevatoes Hebert
Prycetor
Demaermat
Ut, Elkhart
Elsaart
Butler Big Sewerage 308 To Last Six Months
A damaged OCR item discusses Butler sewerage projects and timelines. It notes heavy machine use, limited efficiency, and ongoing work extending toward spring. The fragment mentions concerns about progress and potential delays, with references to operators and timelines.
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Butler
Wheat market reports weak close as receipts rise
Northwest wheat receipts depressed prices with a bearish close after a day of selling pressure. Local receipts reached around 6000 bushels with varied futures quotes and weak day-long trading, while oats and other grains showed muted movement.
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Turess
Ted
Almast
Devauber
Cnrtamimnding Fay
Minneapolis
Dutues
Iperta Jn
Ead
Heavy Market Expected This Week Amid Shifting Prices
Local notes predict a heavy market week with turkeys ducks and chickens in focus. Prices for poultry and fruits are listed with varied cents per pound while potatoes and creamery goods show steady demand. storage and weather conditions could influence sales as Thanksgiving trade looms. George H. GhousE signs off.
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Seth
Vleet
Denannay
George H Ghouse
Wheat Market and Clover Seed Prices Report
Market notes show wheat prices at a standstill with some gains in clover seed. Receipts improved, cash bids around 3430 with various futures and December dates mentioned. December yields and trade activity appear mixed, while corn and gas mentions indicate broader commodity movement. November figures and market reflections are noted.
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Local market prices for cereals and farm goods
Readable market notes list cereals, hay, hides, wool, seed, dairy and produce quotations. Includes wheat and corn prices, barley and oats, hay grades, live stock values for cows, bulls, sheep, lambs, poultry, butter, eggs, and various farm staples with quantities and seller references.
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Serine Hess
Aussen
Trésselt & Sons
Hunga Sian
Koccas
Basley
Meat prices ease doubts in Fort Wayne market
Flyers report no Northern Indiana cattle yet affected by braids and foot disease. Inspectors will reject diseased livestock as quarantines cover New York and Pennsylvania markets. Local beef supply may stay steady because Chicago demand supports Fort Wayne and northern Indiana independent of eastern markets. Government inspectors say no cases reported locally, with safeguards to keep meat available and prices stable.
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Indiana
New York State
Port Wayne
Chicuno
Hense
Fort Wayne
Vicinite
Coffee market in New York trades little changed
The New York coffee market opened broadly steady with quotes near 5 points up or down as buyers waited. Total volume reported around 49,25 bags with December at 310 dollars and July at 3.00 while Replonthor at 2.01 appeared on the board.
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AW York
Janeey
Sanetis
Didi Clardevay
Wheat Market Soars Past 1.03 Amid Fort Wayne Hopes
Fred J. Tresselt reports Fort Wayne wheat prices rising to 1.03 per bushel with market watchers predicting stability. Oats move to 47 cents, corn to 60 cents. receipts were lighter than the prior week as farmers anticipate better returns. Market signals suggest Port Wayne remains Indiana’s top wheat hub with prices likely to hold against broader trends.
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Fred J .Tresselt
Alt
Treseelt
Wits
Covn
Port Warne
Indiana
Hogs and Sheep Markets Mixed Results in Week’s Trade
The dry goods market reports hogs closing higher for the week while sheep fell. Chicago receipts show hogs near 90,000 with average weights around 216 pounds, and cattle demand remained strong with fat cattle and veal calves trading at higher levels though feeding cattle softened. Sheep and lambs closed lower, with fat sheep weakened and feeding lambs holding steadier amid demand shifts.
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SdeParkers
Swi
Sayynet
Lars Ythyn
Jase Lacel
Cutler Duplag
Chicesa
Treiudiis
Harry Booth
Charles Goopner
George Chandler
Charles Mills Gueed
George Pratt
Anand
Dave
Elis
Clevetys
Weber
Priess Moh
Weble
Ted Wis
Janda
Awes
Lamas
laMpetiton
Mery
Fates
Renn
Siegeg
Sraall
New Heating System for Noble County Jail Installed
Wier News Bureau reports Noble County will equip the jail sheriff’s residence and infirmary with a new heating system. The project, described as a combined electric and hot air furnace, was delivered by D. Barger and connected by Tad Kendallville and K. Rosenberg. Installation is set for next week ahead of December.
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Kendallville
Tad
K.rosenberg Staval
D. Barger
Athlon
Noble County
Cqunty
Bercon
Elern
Serger
Imspreton
Receipts of hay exceed demand as prices fall in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh the past week saw hay arrivals exceed needs especially mixed, No. 2 and Northmothy, forcing lower prices. Timothy remains the main saleable grade, but even it requires concessions to move. Prices are set by a small committee, with hopes of better regulation to stabilize shippers and buyers. Straw demand remains steady for good long oat straw, with several cars easily disposed of.
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Sreelel
Pittsbong
Bes
Timothy
Duyers
The Largest Amusement Place in World Is Doomed
Doomed attraction at Madison Avenue venue in New York after stockholders decide the park will close, cited as loss making for investors led by J P Morgan and D O M. The site, once a hub for fairs and races, faces sale for about 4.20 amid looming civic shifts.
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Mirkat
Alwys
J. Plemont Morgan
D. O. Mai Nh Beles
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