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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
2
Market reports indicate a fresh rise in wheat prices driven by expectations of a larger 1916 harvest and weather concerns in Argentina. Liverpool Britain arrivals and limited supplies weigh on bears while early quotes show gains across December and May contracts.
Fragmented OCR notes show Western live stock prices with buyers and sellers names obscured. The list mentions cane related pricing, cattle terms, and assorted figures around 9,007 and 10,80 in unclear units. No clear event or outcomes are presented.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Prius on Monday and various numbers such as 103007 and 1045. It references revs, remits, lambs, slaughter, and brewing values with unclear context. Names, dates, and clear events are absent or garbled.
A partial market summary from Chicago and Pittsburgh reports prices and receipts for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Hogs traded steady to lower with some lots near $9.90 to $10.00. Cattle and calves showed mixed values and varied receipts, while sheep and lambs moved modestly with steady demand.
Notices report the deaths of John Henry Pannel and others after illnesses, with funeral plans pending. Eliza Pannel and several children survive. services for Pannel are to be held midweek at a local cemetery. Also listed are funeral details for Steven Rehack, Tobit Schwenk, John Sehwenk, and W. Low, with services set at private or church locations and interment in local cemeteries.
Rural credit law lowers borrowing costs and expands terms, with lenders reducing interest on five to thirty year loans as land banks form. Nebraska hearings report declines of one to two percent in farm loan rates, while agencies rush to offer five year plans at lower costs to farmers in anticipation of full rural credit implementation.
The piece discusses endorsements and labor support for President Wilson in the 1910 election, noting statements from John H. Walker of the Minnesota State Moderation of Labor and Andrew Varuseth of the Seamen's Union. It cites Garretson of the Order of Railway Conductors urging Wilson’s re election and references a Railway Conductor article.
News from Lomson Ort states that the Danish steamer Tehe and the Dutch Fortuna, 1,254 Jong rors Wax, sank. Ten survivors rescued from Fortuna, captain and one other feared drowned. Convidson Hiner Cahdin, 4,800 tons, believed sunk. Cahotin 884 feet long, built in 1000.
Cohuralnes Ch Oct 28 The Women ay'a Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church today re elected Mrs W D Thirkield of New Orleans national president.
Edwin Durham of 200 Boyth Kat Avenue shot Leonard Crank 20, who was boarding with Amos Durbin at 1966 Central Avenue, using a repeating shotgun in a dispute near South Kahn and Parrish avenues. Crank suffered neck and chest injuries, was taken to a hospital, and Durham was arrested with $130 on him. Crank, employed at Champion Coated Paper, faces a cautious recovery as doctors assess his condition.
Thera will attend the Ninth Steer Baptist conference in Cincinnati on Wednesday morning with a full voting day program including Workers Conference at 9 40 and multiple noted speakers such as Mrs W A Montgomery and Mrs Salamini among others from the Philippines China and Philadelphia.
Oxford notes a morning cross country event at Miami University with Phi Kappa Tau winning the first race in a series. Harrison led the field with Teudenbro close behind. twenty three men started on a three mile course. A list of finishers follows.
The article lists points for Phi Kappa, Belo Theta II, Alpha Psi, and Alpha Delta Sigma with various scorers and placements. It also notes a near fatal vehicle accident near Mixerville West of Oxford where a man named King escaped serious injury after his machine overturned on a bridge, leaving the vehicle a total wreck and the driver with minor scratches. The piece closes with news of the Caroling Scott chapter of the A A Chapter forming in Oxford, led by local organizers, with 35 members and a dedication to Benjamin Harrison at the site of the college.
Frank Tast, 55, was fatally wounded today after a serious incident in Whatt Stone New York. Sheriff Paltine of Queens County kept a posse of police and deputy sheriffs around his home as investigators looked into the public safety incident.
Chicago Ot Oct 23 Senator Willard Santtry, chairman of the democratic editing campaign committee, issued a statement declaring the democrats will hold all present senators likely to gain new United States senate seats. Saulsbury said he believed Wilson would enjoy strong support and connection.
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