Court Actions and Divorces Highlight Fort Wayne Notices
Fort Wayne courts hear an insurer action for $1000 over a broken high tension wire affecting a tram line, with appeals to the circuit court. Other cases include Henry and Guy Colerick defending in divorce. Elva Hartup suing Julia Waters for $86 for services. Edward Borate seeking $4000 damages from a Pennsylvania company after a shop accident.
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Truancy in District Schools Cited by County Official
County Truant Officer W. T. Work reported that truancy has increased since fall term. He noted some parents fail to send children to school promptly but stressed most delinquent cases are handled by the schools and teachers provide regular attendance reports.
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Elgin Butter Market Notice From New York
Fragmented OCR text mentions Elgin butter market and advertising notes. No coherent event details emerge. reads like disjointed filler with references to readers and promotions.
Bumper Reports Send Wheat Prices Down amid Market Selloff
The wheat market opened weak with prices falling across futures and cash trades. Investors noted renewed selling by major traders, while shipments and local receipts varied, with September futures weak and cash prices slipping amid dull activity at premiums.
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The Dry Goods Market Trends in New York
Market reports show steady demand for dry goods in New York with prices and inventories fluctuating. Buyers remain active across departments while wholesalers stress cautious purchasing as autumn season approaches. shipping and delivery timelines under pressure.
Coffee Market Notes From New York Market Scene
The report describes coffee futures in New York on September 2 with prices rising about five points. Sales volume was light, and the piece mentions a price around 505. Machinery and market terms appear garbled with unclear spelling, listing futures and unspecified entities.
Down Grade in World Prices Mundane Grain Market Report
Special to the Journal-Mazere from TomI Sep 49 notes wheat supplies and weather influences in Argentina and Europe. Reports show lower prices across grain markets with dawn declines in Liverpool and Chicago futures, frost damage affecting corn and wheat, and mixed opening quotes for September December and May futures.
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Wail Street Sees Prices Lag And Spirit Lacking
New York September 29 prices drifted to a dead level with trading dull and little demand. Analysts blamed pre October disbursements totaling about 160 million dollars and the bank reserve surplus for lack of market disturbance. Westinghouse decline and broader caution kept net changes near negligible as total sales reached 2.248 million dollars in par value.
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Local Market Prices on Cereals and Livestock Commodities
Market report lists prices from Harte Bi Beak and others for cereals, hay, and farm produce. Includes figures for wheat, corn, oats, bran, dairy butter, creamery goods, and various meats with regional suppliers and packaging notes.
City scales show grain prices slip after harvest
The register at the scales reports corn and hay prices easing as harvests pass. Samples reveal albendine to dust, delays in shipments, and selling ranges from 19 to 23 cents per bushel for older grain, with hay priced from 2 to 19 cents a load.
King Seeks Truth Amid City’s Quiet Cries
A stranded youth named Earl Hagen, claiming Geraln as home, sought the king in a Republic setting. He described sleeping on a pole and wandering crowds while asking for his tale to reach the mayor and executive, saying he had fled from his father earlier that week.
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Hogs Still Decline as Cattle and Sheep Dull
Special to the Sylvianttia reports a sagging hog market in Chicago with packers pressuring prices amid an overall downturn in cattle and sheep. Receipts run heavy with mixed demand. fat hogs and heavy stock illustrate weak buying, while cattle prices hover near steady but lower levels and lambs move slowly with feeders showing some appetite.
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Outrage Near Tall Grounds Sparks Protective Calls
Paw Prankenstine reported an attack Monday at Tall Grounds where twenty Aina chickens were killed and others burned with shami. He warned of vengeance and said he would pursue dramatic action if suspects are discovered, while local partners formed a protective association to prevent further incidents.
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Angola Masons Attend Cornerstone Ceremony in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne today a number of Angola Masons join ceremonies for the laying of the cornerstone of the Scottish rite edifice. The report notes members of the Masonic orders from Angola attending the event and the related services.
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Pope's Personal Body Guard in Rome With Swiss Guards On Parade
A dispatch notes the papal body guard and a unit of about thirty five Knights Templar plus nearly 150 Florin or fleet pageantry guards from Angola City. Guards wear uniforms with silts plumes while presenting an official parade in Rome amid remodeling news from Decatur.
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Body of N Lang Brought to Decatur
The remains of John Lang, Decatur man who died at Lakewood last Friday, arrived in Decatur this evening and were taken to the home of his cousin Mrs. W A Keubler. Funeral services will be held at 3 30 from St Mary's church with Rev Mather Wile officiating and burial in St Tonens cemetery. The body was brought after relatives learned it would be shipped here.
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Ausurn Commercial Club Makes Great Showing
Ausurn Commercial Club highlights a push by small city merchants to awaken business interest. The Auburn Ind article notes the club’s efforts to secure infrastructure funding, including Ford farm access, with affordable terms and individual payments. The report emphasizes local leaders urging residents to participate in civic improvements and contemplate a cooperative approach.
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Financial Struggles Flag Factory Debts and Investments
The text notes $10,000 in investments beyond outstanding debts totaling another $1,000. Partners have spent large sums on improvements across factories and related business institutions, reflecting efforts to support infrastructure and operations amid financial strain.
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Sew Factory in Sight for Auburn
Auburn Indiana September 29 James J Sheer proprietor of Sherrer meat market and president of the Commercial club here is busy seeking a Carin sultadje to promote a new sewing plant site for Portland Ing promoters report a favorable business atmosphere and expect to employ many workers and attract trade to the community as the plant aims to fit local needs and boost industry
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Walliman Sprunger Nuptials Solemnized at Berne
In Berne Indiana this afternoon at the home of the Pit Sprunger family the marriage of Miss Aisa Phuhne Walliman to Willis Sprunger was solemnized. The ceremony was conducted by Rev W Eliewes of the Atennunise church with immediate relatives present. The groom is a prominent farmer.
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