Wheat and corn futures ease on bearish wheat opening
Chicago wheat futures opened bearish as lower cables and better weather weighed on the market. May and December showed initial declines with prices sliding to 7 7 1 4 c and 4 t e c respectively, while corn followed the weaker tone with May around 43 5 c and December slipping to 53 c. Local receipts totaled 653 cars across Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago, with overall demand weak and prices drifting lower through the session. Provisions opened firm on higher hogs prices with January pork near 16 77 1/2 and ribs around 8 40 to 8 30. Flax and rye quotes listed for cash and futures mix.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
N. W
S. W
Bailey
Timothy
Clover
Butter Cheese and Eggs Prices in Chicago
Chicago markets report butter steady at 18 28 1 8 cents per pound creamery daisies 17 25c eggs steady 246 cheese steady twins 114g03 daisies 119 12c young Americas 12%.
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Chicago
Chicago Market News Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices and New York Market
Cattle receipts 4500, market slow with ranges for good to prime vealers 5.60 to 6.80, calves 3.00 to 7.00, Texas fed steers 3.50 to 4.75. Hog receipts 25000, market about 50 cents higher, mixed and butchers 5.90 to 6.30, heavy 6.35 to 6.55, light 5.60 to 6.10. Sheep receipts 17000, wethers 3.75 to 4.50, native lambs 3.75 to 5.50. New York market notes Butter Cheese Eggs Sugar Coffee with various quoted ranges and steady to firm tendencies.
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Chicago
Texas’ Fed
New York
Pennsylvania
Rio
Wheat and grain markets show activity and declines
Wheat fair to slower with Dec at 7 3/4 to 8 1/4 cents, May near 8 1/2 cents. Corn and oats dull and lower with Dec and May futures lower. Rye No 2 at 52 cents, seeds soft with Dec at 6.60 and Jan 6.65, prime alfalfa 8.00, prime timothy 1.75, oil market unchanged. Also note a sweepers sale line at Patterson's.
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Toledo
Alsuke
Timothy
Fort Wayne Market Prices for Grain and Produce
Fort Wayne market listings show spring wheat $4.00 to $4.50 a barrel for flour grade, new wheat 76 cents per bushel, corn 40 to 41 cents per bushel, oats 32 to 38 cents, cloverseed 5.50 to 6.00 per bushel, rye 45 cents, barley 25 to 40 cents, and various feed, oil meal, and seed prices. Livestock and hay prices include hogs on foot five to six dollars, dressed hogs seven to eight dollars, and steers four to five dollars on foot with higher dressed values. Produce lists butter 24 cents a pound, eggs 24 cents a dozen, chickens six cents a pound, potatoes 50 cents a bushel, and apples 50 to 60 cents a bushel.
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Fort Wayne
Graham
Hoagland Minerva Club Holds First Monthly Meeting
The Hoagland Minerva club met at Miss Blanche Small’s home Friday evening to start the season. Sixteen members attended with six guests. program items from Daniel E. Rausch J Hervey Hubler Lewis Youse O W Boone Miss Emma Gressley and Miss Small were well received. A magnicent supper followed and the club adjourned to meet December 19 at D E H Rausch’s home.
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Hoagland Minerva Club
Blanche Small
Daniel E. Rausch
J. Hervey Hubler
Lewis
Youse
W. Boone
Emma Gressley
D. E H. Rausch
Obituary for Sophia Schoppman 82 at Hoagland area
Sophia Schoppman aged 82 died at her home one mile south of Hoagland on Sunday December 7 at 3 pm. Born in Germany January 24 1820 she came to America as a youth. She married Diedrich Schoppman March 10 1843 and leaves husband six children, one brother, twenty six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the house then St. Johns Lutheran Church Bingen with Rev Hugo officiating.
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Sophia Schoppman
Hoagland
Germany
Diedrich Schoppman
Conrad Reiter
Fort Wayne
California
Fred
Charles Berning
Herman Reiter
Ferdinand Schoppman
Allen County
Henry Hockers Yer
Gar Creek
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bingen
Hugo
County turkey deal tied to suit sales
Patterson targets county shoppers with a buy one suit or overcoat at 12 dollars or more and receive a dressed turkey as a Christmas bonus. His campaign against trusts is noted while promoting the holiday offer through December.
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Patterson
Turkey Combine
Patterson's Price Unveils 500 New Stick Pins
Patterson's Price announces 500 new stick pins available at 50c and 75c each. The collection features assorted styles and finishes, expanding stock for accessory shoppers.
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Patterson
Lesh Manufacturing to Relocate Factory South in Spring
Warsaw’s largest industrial firm Lesh Manufacturing plans a spring move to a southern site due to timber scarcity. The decision affects the city’s industrial landscape and local employment.
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Lesh Manufacturing Company
Warsaw
Local Business and School Happenings Report
Mr A J Baker remains steady as prior report. J E Karns of Fort Wayne visits students in the area representing Home Correspondence school. George Crance nearing completion of new store room with Bowman and Blea as contractors. R B Mills considers store improvements. Rumors claim another building for an agricultural store and implements. Jeff Smith confined with sprained back. Leander McGinnis busy shoeing horses. Bowman Bros bale hay near Sheldon for Bush Co. S Stice contemplates selling his farm. Webster Kaughman busy buying stock and butching. Prof John Fourman leads a successful winter school with strong pupil progress and enthusiasm. BR Mills and George Crance reminded of unspecified notice.
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A. J. Baker
J. E. Karns
Fort Wayne
George Crance
Bowman & Blea
R. B. Mills
Jeff Smith
Leander McGinnis
Bowman Bros
Sheldon
Bush & Co
S. Stice
Webster Kaughman
John Fourman
Messrs
BR. B. Mills
Village notes and local improvements
Residents call for charitable support for street lamps and Christmas donations for Aboit. George Black adds wood-house work while Squire Wells builds a new homestead. Earl McGinness moves to Hill property above high-water mark. Grain elevator runs well under Wm. Shearer. Interurban promises a depot at Aboit crossing. Patterson's offers new soft hats.
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Aboit
B. B
George Black
Squire Wells
Earl McGinness
Wm. Shearer
George Loosh
Clifford Bros
Fort Wayne
Aboit Crossing
James M Kane’s holiday selection at Allen County market
In Allen County the James M Kane store invites shoppers downtown for holiday gifts. The store touts handkerchiefs mufflers knit jackets gloves hosiery dolls sleighs hobby horses toy drums magic lanterns and more. Prices on albums toilet sets cuff boxes music boxes aim to save shoppers money at the old reliable trading place.
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James M. Kane
Santa Claus
Edgerton Hometown Notes Ring in Christmas Cheer
Winter hits hard as hogs die in township. Mumey Everison family visit Ohio. Ada Reed and Lewis Harps wed with Rev. E A Bunner officiating. Christmas entertainment planned for Dec 24 to aid children. Local merchants busy delivering toys as cold snaps and coal concerns appear. Next Sunday set for Sunday school officer elections. George Hiler seen on the street. Lou Joseph returns from South Bend to resume post.
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Mumey Everison
Ohio
Jim Reed
Lewis Harps
Ada Reed
E. A. Bunner
Frank Byll
Findlay
Payne
Jake Lerch
Joseph Collins
Jerry B. Grabner
George Hiler
Lou Joseph
South Bend
Ind
Patterson's Prices Gratify the Economical
Patterson's offers thrifty values that appeal to budget minded shoppers. The store markets low costs on everyday goods to attract cost conscious customers.
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Patterson
Harp and Reed Wed in Edgerton Indiana Ceremony
Lewis J. Harp and Adline V. Reed were married Sunday December 14 at the bride's parents home in Edgerton Indiana. A small company attended the simple ceremony and a sumptuous dinner followed. Friends extend congratulations to the couple. See the $1.00 underwear at Patterson's.
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Lewis J. Harp
Adline V. Reed
Edgerton
Ind
Local Notes From Huntington and District
W H Braithwait and family return home after visiting Mrs Braithwait's mother Mrs Whitney and friends. Protracted meeting continues with new church members and anticipated good outcomes. Teachers Institute attracted a large crowd with papers read and a noon dinner at Mrs Rothmary's. Snow and sleigh bells are noted. Bellamy and Jolly run a thriving business and are described as jolly. Arthur Barto is gaining prominence as night operator at Dunfee. H Harper is ill but improving under Dr Newcomer. J C Colter visited town briefly last week.
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W. H. Braithwait
Huntington
Ind
Newcomer
J. C. Colter
Leo Items and Milk Suit Heard in Leo Court
Local news notes J C Lantz sawing wood for customers. The Fuller vs Conrad milk case before Justice McComb drew a full courtroom from 10 a.m. to evening. Attorneys D J Richard and George Murphy for the plaintiff, George W Louttit for defense. Jury awarded the plaintiff $30. Joseph Muller plans to leave soon. See $1 underwear at Patterson's.
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J. C. Lantz
Fuller
Louttit
Ben
Joseph Muller
Rose deficit to be settled by bondsmen
The $13,100 deficit of John B. Rose, city treasurer of Wabash, will be covered by bondsmen with a net amount of $3,500 to be made good.
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John B. Rose
Wabash
Patterson’s Turkey Offer and Local News Glimpse
In Elkhart the Truth reports Sunday fire damage of 2000 dollars from a furnace gas explosion. Alaska prospector Russell Brenneman injured by a fox trap. Senator-elect Lyons to push a bill limiting reuse of old bottles. Patterson’s sale includes a turkey with every suit of overcoat priced 12 dollars or more. Logansport high school plans an ice ball on Christmas night with many students attending.
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Elkhart Truth
Lyons
Grant County
Logansport High School
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Shenninger, Haines & Co
Scheaffer, Smitt & Barnes
Marshall & Mendell
LEO
Pattersoti’s
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