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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
2
An edited market page reports poultry and produce price ranges. Prices listed include 12.95 and 12.40 for select items, with 60,000 units noted and firms like Troutmét Co. and Ceocal Market referenced in the New York produce scene.
Wheat opened up strong on Monday with 12.88 dollars and 8 cent gains as shorts covered and new investment buying emerged. Late activity saw significant buying push prices higher while corn and oats stayed mixed. Provisions closed lower. cheese and egg markets showed firm to steady levels with mixed quality runs and price ranges.
Farm Bureau event featured arm products show and potato club with 21 members. Ten scored perfect yields, average 313 bushels per acre, Vance McCormick 431, other seed yields 267. Top five: Emlyn Smith, Gordon Smith, Donalg Gasuively, Vance McCormick, Raymond Shiray. Mrs. Walter Neal won three prizes for best loaf, cake, and pie. Vernon Carr Pontentawney and David Chapman awarded prizes.
Fresh gathered extras show 62 to 56 points with early leads of 42 to 45. Pacific Geas white extras report 74 percent, 4 to 16 percent with extra firsts at 87 percent to 73 percent. Firsts range 63 to 87 percent. MILK wholesale price stands at 32.88 per 100 pounds No 1 fluid milk within the 201-210 milk zone.
The Creekside Potato Club will exhibit at the Creekside Grange Hall at 3 p m on Thursday October 29. Willet and Marion Center clubs schedule shows at 7 30 p m on Thursday and 2 30 p m Friday respectively. The Kellysburg Club meets 7 20 p m Friday October 30. Judge A L Baker will preside. Visitors welcome and winners announced in Indiana County Farmer.
The C C Swasy Yellow Dent corn sweepstakes awarded prizes of 7.00 for first 5.00 for second and 4.00 for third with 35.00 sweepstakes on oats and potatoes won by Jefferson county farmers. Addresses by P H Dewey and W L Dunlap drew praise as Punxsulawney’s Theater hosted farmers from five counties. The Punxsulawney Board of Trade lauded the event's success.
The listing outlines Navy Day activities across stations including Wilbur speaking, a grand tear concert, and multiple musical acts such as the Egizi Orchestra and Harrison’s Orchestra. Also notes schedules of dinner music, world cringe by radio, and student choruses.
Laurel Maryland October 27 Bob Mer Donagh, youthful protege of Tommy Milton, yesterday won his second motor classic at the Baltimore Laurel Speedway. The 210 mile race featured notable laps by Donagh who led throughout and secured the top prize amid strong competition.
Peter DePaola surged past in the inaugural race in the huge wooden bowl in July. McDonagh, nursing a limping motor, led early but DePaola forced him into a late pit stop. With three laps left the leader pushed his battered engine to finish just behind DePaola, missing a world record by a small margin. McDonagh posted 1 hour 59 minutes .71 seconds at 126.80 mph.
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