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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1912

Page

12

Local Market Edges Higher on Butter Eggs and Grain

Butter prices rise a cent a pound at commission houses and retail amid tight supply and strong demand. Eggs climb to 20 and 21 cents retail with Easter demand. Grain remains unchanged with wheat 95 cents a bushel and corn 60 to 65 cents. Hay sells up to 24 a ton in street markets. Hog top at 7 dollars. rye 80 cents per bushel. timothy seed 6.50 to 6.00. Fur and furred animal quotations listed by Well Bros. & Co with various values.

Commission Houses Oscar Jump Fort Wayne Hicksville Grabill Harlan

Grain and Flour Prices and Market Notes

Street prices for Wheat, Oats, Corn, Barley and Rye shown with per bushel and ton figures. Flour types from C. Tresselt & Sofie, Wiener & Co., Mayflower Mills, and local markets include winter straight and patent varieties with price ranges. Supplementary commodities listed include butter, eggs, cheese, potatoes, onions, poultry, pork, hay, oats, corn, and various industrial and farm products with corrected listings.

C. Tresselt & Sofie Wiener & Co C. M. Wiener Fancy Elgin Creamery

Appointment of Administrator for Willismn G Schuster Will

Notice given that Ernly Flasterruse has been appointed administrator of the last will and testament of Willismn G Schuster of Allen County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Med. 13 20 27 W. H. Reed, Attorney.

Willismn G. Schuster Allen County Verome Ernly Flasterruse Med Elizabeth Gruber Indiana Seaenacorl

Appointment of administratrix for Jane Chamberlain estate

Minnie B. Boshler named administratrix of the Jane Chamberlain estate of Allen County Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent. Attorney James E. Graham notes the filing and notice appears in the Mock publication on dates April 20 and 27 and May 3.

Jane Chamberlain Allen County Indiana Minnie B. Boshler James E. Graham

Executor Appointed for Elizabeth Gruber Will in Indiana

Signed document announces the appointment of an executor for the last will and testament of Elizabeth Gruber, a resident of Allen County Indiana. Details imply probate action with official designation of the executor.

Wheat markets firm as Liverpool demand stirs trading

Chicago market reports broadening Liverpool demand lifting May wheat to around 1.02 to 1.03 dollars with highs near 1.08. A Missouri crop outlook dip followed by winter kill threats in Illinois and other states supported prices. export sales aided a firm close. Corn and oats moved with mixed shifts. pork, lard and ribs quotes advanced.

Chicago Ill Liverpool Missouri Ilinois Ile Aly Ay Mess Park

Farm market receipts and prices across multiple cities

East Buffalo Market reports 2400 hogs and 2000 sheep and lambs received with mixed pricing, while Chicago shows 14000 hogs and 4000 cattle with steady to higher values. Cincinnati and Indianapolis note additional livestock numbers and price ranges, and produce prices begin with butter in Chicago markets.

East Buffalo New York Chicago Til Texas Cincinnati Indianapolis Ind

Taft Transmits Cotton Tariff Board Report to Congress

President Taft sent to Congress the cotton schedule report urging revision of duties. The board finds cotton yarn duties often exceed production cost differences and finishing costs, raising U S consumer prices. He asks for a $60,000 deficiency appropriation to continue work through June and to study other schedules. The message notes no firm recommendations beyond aligning tariffs with domestic costs.

Washington Taft Congress Tariff Board United States

New York Market Report Shows Rises Across Dairy and Poultry

Butter and cheese prices hold steady while dairy receipts total over ten thousand. Potatoes rise on strong car arrivals as poultry markets stay steady with alive and dressed prices varying by type and region.

New York Marell

Marshall Addresses Indiana State Convention

Gov Marshall speaks to Indiana delegates urging dedication to the Democratic Party and the state, stressing accountability, unity, and the protection of Indiana's honor and prosperity. He invokes the God of history and nations to surround the convention like Jerusalem’s hills.

America Democratic Party Indiana Commonwealth of Indiana God of Nations Jerusalem

Backache Relief Attributable To Kidney Pills Says Local Miner

D Toomey of Bloomington Indiana reports severe backache and kidney pain eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. He claims the tablets enabled him to work a full day without discomfort and praises the product's healing effect on kidney and bladder issues.

D. Toomey E. Olive St Bloomington Foley C. A. Glossner Ontario St Rochester N. Y Dreier Drug Co

Slaver of Four Goes Rope Route at Jail Yard

Hez Rasco, convicted murderer of the Hubbell family four, was hanged at 6 am in the county jail yard. He declared innocence on the scaffold and cited the twenty third psalm. Rasco killed Mr. and Mrs. Oda Hubbell and their two children at a Guilford area home on November 20 1910 and burned the house to hide the crime. Bloodhounds traced the scent to Rasco’s room where blood stained overalls were found. authorities cited a motive of recovering money Hubbell won in a poker game.

Maryville Hez Rasco Hubbell Rasco Oda Hubbell Guilford

Solomon Bash Dies After Long Fort Wayne Ties

Solomon Bash long tied to Fort Wayne business and waterworks died aged about 80s. He helped form a municipally owned water system and supported Westminster Presbyterian Church. Survived by children Nora Hughes Charles Bash Harry Bash Winfield Bash Daniel Bash Willis Bash. Funeral Thursday 2 30 PM at Mrs. Hughes home with private interment.

Mr. Bash Rebecca Ketterer Starke County Bash Bush Fort Wayne Charles l. Pfeiffer Christian Hetler James E. Graham Westminster Presbyterian Church Frederick Antrup Nora B. Hughes Charles 8. Bash S. Bash & Co Harry B. Bash Mayflower Mills Winfield S. Bash Daniel I. Bash Indianapolis Willis Bash Joplin Hughes

Cold influenza often leads to pneumonia warns Barnegat postmaster

A Barnegat New Jersey postmaster recounts severe la grippe coughs draining his strength. He credits Fuley’s Honey and Tar Compound with stopping the coughing after a single bottle, urging others to refuse substitutes. Dreier Drug Co.

R. G. Collins Barnegat N. J Fuley Voley Dreier Drug Co

Col City Man Aims for Recovery After Illness

John Spohnhaner aged 80 a longtime Jefferson township resident in critical condition for ten days to two weeks shows improvement and on Saturday rose from bed with hopes for recovery in Columbia City Indiana.

Columbia City Ind John Spohnhaner Jefferson Township

Devoe Insecticides and Fungicides Offer Cheaper Ready Mix

The product contains 33 percent lime and sulfur in solution and is formulated for correct weight and consistency to provide a perfect spray when diluted with water. Made in Devoe factories, it’s cheaper than home preparation and offers precise proportions and effect while complying with state and federal regulations.

Devoe

Not Dead, Preston Seeks Legal Alive Status in Court

Phineas Preston, civil war veteran from Muncie, denied reports of his death and asked the circuit court to declare him legally and actually alive. Relatives, who had him declared dead after nine years of absence to settle an estate, are helping verify his identity. He had been living in Evansville and traveled to Muncie to resolve the matter.

Muncie Ind Phineas Preston Preston Dirst Evansville

Large Classes of Children Continued From Page Eleven

Names listed include Ruth Dochla Ruth Helbig Mildred Kohlinger Eleonora Koenig Astella Krueckeberg Ruth Meyer Eleonora Moeller Edna Nieter Clara Paulmann Bertha Sandkuehler Louise Scherer Esther Schild Amanda Schmidt Olga Sihler Lulu Van Horn Velma Watson Frieda Westenfeld St Peter Lutheran Goeglein Marton Witte Frederick Bullerman Heinrich Bohde Bertha Wolf Lydia Luntz Lora Goeglein Zion Lutheran Soest August Kaiser Lawrence Lepper Carl Salbrink Oscar Peppler Carl Klenke Harry Nord Meta Scharp

Dochla Ruth Helbig Mildred Kohlinger Eleanora Koenig Astella Krueckeberg Ruth Meyer Eleonora Moeller Edna Nieter Clara Paulmann Bertha Sandkuehler Louise Scherer Esther Schild Amanda Schmidt Olga Sihler Lulu van Horn Velma Watson Frieda Westenfeld St. Peter Lutheran Goeglein Marton Witte Frederick Bullerman Heinrich Bohde Alvine Buhr Bertha Wolf Lydia Luntz Lora Zion Lutheran Soest August Kaiser Lawrence Lepper Carl Salbrink Carl Indt Oscar Peppler Carl Klenke Harry Nord Meta Scharp

New Local Hospital Admissions List Names Numerous Patients

A long roster lists new patients at the Lutheran hospital including Charles Lampert age 43 rancher Minnie Seibt 38 Charles Draker 30 pressman Violet Carr 28 Roank McNamara 20 bartender Nellie Beard Unknown and several others with ages 21 to 34. It names John Hoerner of Harlan and Mrs Al W Harris of Fort Wayne among arrivals.

Charles J. Draker Pressman Violet. Carr Roank McNamara Nellie M. Beard Noah © Tazen Farmer Alceai YS Guy W. Porter Laura Farrell Jaein Z. Lewis Lucey M. Spoor Clarence O. Vantforn Hazel B. Nicodemus Karl A. Dustman Esther C. Miller Walter L. Bates Bertha K L. Treace Fred Bartels Woodburn Monte Green Auburn John Hoerner Harlan al W. Harris First Street Fort Wayne Litheran Hospital

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