Sage of Derard Sends Goal Priges Sowaare
Fear of a famine passes according to the last issue of the Black Diamond.
14 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News And Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
1
Fear of a famine passes according to the last issue of the Black Diamond.
The article analyzes factors behind a softening coal market, noting reduced consumption, higher stockpiles, and improved consumer conditions. It discusses how halted industrial activity, price declines, and scattered regional production influenced household access and expectations for future prices. It also observes that steel plants and coal users are stocked with high priced coal and may seek relief if prices fall further.
W G Lane and daughter Mrs I fL Krenger traveled to Edgerton Ohio on Saturday for the funeral of Jacob Lane age 83 who lived at the Lane homestead over seventy years leaving W C Lane as the last of nine siblings. Mrs Joan Berken visited her daughter Mrs W H Waines in Garrett and others including Mr and Mrs Will Stewart and Mrs Jennie Stewart visiting from Agilla, plus Mr and Mrs Robert Bolton hosting guests. Local residents and guests from Fort Wayne Albion North Manchester Warsaw Wolcottville Kala mazoo and South Whitley are noted in social visits and illness recovery including Johan Berhalter able to go out again.
A fragment notes Leena Iy and a pageant related event. Details are unclear but indicate local entertainment plans with a focus on participant named Leena Iy and a potential Lom venue.
Fragmented OCR text from Fort Wayne publication mentions Tuesday February 14 and arrows to Argete. Readable elements include audience, location, or event caption with no complete details. Summary focuses on dated local item with unclear subject and minimal context.
Four victims from the Stroh cement plant incident are much improved. Mrs Writ Spaulding of Laporte caring for her brother Lou Eddiger has returned home. Holsey and family of Kentucky plan moving into the Mrs J A Langley property. Mrs Bert Frederick home from Kalamazoo after visiting her brother. Augusta Cochran and J W Felch reported in. Maude Smith of Chicago, caring for her mother, has returned home. Mrs North Typ now much improved. Jay Reille, injured months ago, was at Lutheran hospital.
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