Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Fruits and Livestock
Fruit and vegetable markets report Baldwin apples firm near 7.50 to 8.50 per barrel in New York consuming centers. Florida strawberries sell at 0.66 per quart city wholesale. Louisiana Klondikes 24 pint crates 5.76 to 6 in Pittsburg. celery firm. Chicago prices 3.26 to 2.50 per crate. Cabbage steady. Texas larry Flat 40 to 60 per ton. Potatoes steady in eastern cities. Round Whites 2.45 per 100 lbs. eastern markets hold firm. Butter closing Boston 39. Chicago at 7. cheese prices barely steady with Wisconsin markets listing various types. Beef, pork, lamb prices show mixed movements. grain prices decline with Chicago corn and wheat lower. hay prices firm across several cities. feed and meal prices noted for multiple regions.
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Apple
New York
Baldwins
Florida
Louisiana
Pittsburg
Celery
Chicago
Eastern
Texas
Larry
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ortherna
Trade Winds highlights cautious economic upturns
Cleveland publication notes rising farm prices and more factory jobs, while steel activity and building gain momentum. Retail demand stays steady for value, but savings rise slowly and coal and textile labor worries persist. Export trade weakens, but European improvements and optimism pervade across industries.
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Cleveland
Union Trust Co
R. Nutt
Deurops
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway Economics
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Labor Atutistics
Treasury Department
Rochester and South Bend News Notes
Saturday visits and family ties enliven Rochester area as Mrs Ord Weaver and others spend time with relatives in Juneau Falls Creek and Indiana. Births funerals flu reports and local happenings unfold with neighbors, visitors, and service calls across Rochester and nearby communities.
Local notes on residents and visitors in town
Miss Violet Cowperthwaite and sister, Mrs. B Punk, visiting Akron relatives. Samuel Lichtenfels and G W Boyle returned from Tiffin. Miss Viola Isenberg of New Florence spent the weekend with relatives. Dewitt Cunningham of Pitcairn visited his father. Alex Beard of South Fork hosted by Mr and Mrs James Riddell. Rev Glander preached at the Lutheran church. Miss Viola Boyles visiting uncle Lawrence Mack of Vandergrift. Miss Helen Mills to work for Seystuon Grocery Co. Mrs William Shetler and son Ray visited Johnstown. Mrs George Arford improving after illness. Miss Caroline Foust ill with rheumatism at home. Mrs Jane Keener moved to County Home. Clark Miller adding to his blacksmith shop. Mr and Mrs John Jones bought a piano. Mrs M J Montgomery visited Indiana. Rodger Evans of Minton found work here, staying with sister Mrs Kough. Mr and Mrs Brank Brendlinger to housekeeping in Pitcairn where he is employed. Garfield Fire Clay yard shut after belt break. Frank Clark sold farm to Mrs Harry Cline. Samuel Mack also sold farm to son Charles A Mack.
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Violet Cowperthwaite
B. Punk
Akron
Samuel Lichtenfels
G. W. Boyle
Tiffin
Viola Isenberg
New Florence
Dewitt Cunningham
Pitcairn
Alex Beard
South Fork
James Riddell
Rev
Glander
Dayton
Viola Boyles
Lawrence Mack
Vandergrift
Helen Mills
Seystuon Grocery, Co
Bolivar
William Shetler
Ray
Johnstown
George Arford
Caroline Foust
Adam Foust
Jne Keener
Clark ‘Miller
John Jones
Plano
M. J. Montgomery
Indiana
Rodger Evans
Minton
Kough
Brank Brendlinger
Brendlinger
Garfield
Frank Clark
Harry Cline
Samuel Mack
Chas. A. Mack
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Adams Home April 6
The W C T U will meet at Mrs I O Adams home on April 6 at 2 pm sharp with a program including singing devotional minutes reading and a topic on The Attitude of Our Judge Toward Prohibition discussed by several members. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Adams
Ft. B. Smith
F. C. Adams
Zenas Stephens
Wilson Glassford
Newin
Jay Gibson
Clymer
Perry Frye
Matilda Gibson
Gertrude Holmes
Ethel Emeigh
Indiana
Oliva Berkeypile
Allie Hines
B. Smith
Zenna Allen Martin
Hed Dick
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Dairy Prodnieta
Boston
Wisconsin
Timothy
Atlanta
Hendap City
Alperts
Kansas City
Memphis
Minneapolis
Buffalo
St. Louis
Usiness Prometer
Rochester Mills
Ord Weaver
Camden Baun
Juneau
Fanny Locke
Pittsburgh
Punx Sutawney
Murray Hurd
Falls Creek
St. Clair Hurd
Ray Hurd
Homer Tyger
Lynn Hurd
Thomas Pantall
George Jeffries
Charlie Work
David Rittenhouse
Frances Widdowson
Beyer Crawford
Detroit
Mich
Floyd Pierce
Pomona Grange
Charles Clawson
Josephine
Frances Work
Cookport
Allena
H. R. Spicher
Marie Henry
Gladys Stiffer
Clarence Meekins
Ben Young
Levi Buterbaugh
Marie Graham
Howard Meekins
Duck
Cherry Tree
Lela
Irene
Little Duck
Roy Bee
A. J. Lydie
D. J. McCoy
Strongstown
H. G. Boring
Dilltown
Arthur Ibson
Heilwood
J. ©. Garrett
The
Hill School House
Hazel Hill
Logan Dearmy
Blain Cramer
Hazel
Mabel Detwiler
Ivison
Walter Mack
Wehrum
H. W. Bennett
J. C. Garrett
Hew Hill
George Davis
Estella Hawksworth
Nellie Altemus
Hugh Altemus
Myers
R. W. Duncan
Frank Henry
Apollo
American Natural Gas
Martin Dunmire
Jefferson Matson
Harry Devers
Girty
Glenn Caleman
Gas Co
South Bend
American Gas Company
Beighley
Pine Rum
Jess Schrecengost
Ad Silvis
Daisy
Elderton
W. J. Silvis
Virgie Alshouse
Kenwood
PINE
Fero Stephens
Betty Sides
Frank Parry
Alonzo Sides
J. G. Kelly
Lincoln Adams
Hellwood
Grace
Mildred Williams
Etta Parry
Misa Ione Colmer
McCall
Stafford
H. B. Williams
Judson Parry
W. A. Williams
Ford Parry
Jurey Learn
Simeon Johns
William Roberts
William Stephens
Robert Roberts
J. A. Gibson
W. E. Roberts
Alverda
Chester Stephens
Livermore
Post Office
Alex Jawell
Butler
Cream Rose Dairy Co
W. Fr. Ewing
Saltsburg
T. Bolen
Graham
Hopewell
Mark Stiffy
Gradenville
Gyrus Stilty
Harry Drummond
Ford Automobile
E. R. Ewing
Dairymen’s Association
Bik
Oni
Milan
Bon Fon
Nata
Teriwinide
Dade
Copenhagen
Pollair
New
Roshanara Crepe
Crepe de Chine Canton Crepe Krepe Knit, Taffeta
Ashioned
Peter Pan Gingham
ABC
Steciatat
VBC
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