Market Report on Livestock Markets and Wheat Prices
Estimated receipts show cattle 8,300 hogs 58,500 sheep 6,500 in major markets with Chicago Wheat prices sliding as May futures fall to about 98.5 cents. Corn and oats firm on wet weather and bullish support while hogs rise with packers buying. receipts and exports noted, with weekly totals compared to last year.
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Argentina
May
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Shorts
Hogs Open Higher as Chicago Market Boots Demand
Hogs looked 10c higher at the opening in Chicago trading on March 6. Early receipts were around 26 000 but later expected to shrink to about 22 000. Packers showed limited activity in the first hours, yet shippers and scalpers supplied momentum, signaling stronger demand and potential gains for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep from Indianapolis sale
Receipts totaled 6000 hogs 1200 cattle and 150 sheep with week ago totals higher. Prices opened firm with 5 to 10 cent gains on early sales and remained steady as buyers crowded the market. Hogs sold mainly 4.45 to 4.65 with many at 4.55 to 4.60. cattle light run with demand for best steers and cows from outsiders.
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Colorado
Indianapolis
Ind
Cattle and Hogs Prices Rise on South Omaha Market Report
South Omaha Nebraska cattle Receipts 1500 market strong with native and western steers cows and heifers and stockers and feeders reported. Hogs receipts 7500 market up 5 to 10 cents with heavy and mixed ranges. Sheep receipts 1000 market up 10 cents with yearlings wethers owes and lambs priced across several figures.
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S.e
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Buffalo market notes dated March 6 show hog receipts 2,500 with price ranges 4.50 to 4.90 for Yorkers and mixed stock. top lambs fetch 7.50 and cattle market steady amid ongoing trading. Direct prices reflect medium to heavy hogs and steady cattle activity.
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Buffalo
Mar
Onward area notices and community deaths update
Local residents attend events and services across Onward and nearby towns. Obituaries include Grandma Coblentz of Pipe Creek and Jacob Malott of Onward. Meetings, visits, and theater trips are noted along with a Democratic convention at Twelve Mile schoolhouse.
Community News Roundup From Twelve Mile Area
Twelve Mile residents report several illnesses with Edward Fahl Elton Jones and Mrs Lou Jones still on the sick list. Protracted U B church meeting continues. Public school in Adams township set to close Friday March 6. Local tradesmen add machinery and repairs progress at Hoover Brothers mill. Voters in Adams township to meet at the Twelve Mile school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dalzel
Edward Fahl
Elton Jones
Mrs. Lou Jones
Johnny Black
August Swanson
U. B. Church
Twelve Mile Public
Adams Township
Francis Fall
Mexico
Sadie Morris
Fulton
George Petrie
F. O. Filbey
Bethlehem M. E
Epworth
Jones
Adams
Local People and Illnesses Reported Across Communities
Seven Sections notes George Kirtland seriously ill and Hattie Angle of Peru visiting relatives. David Fair meets stepmother in Logansport while others attend gatherings at Reed's schoolhouse and English home. Will Leffel’s house burned with partial contents saved. Fire origin unknown. Community entries of visits, illness, moves, and events throughout local towns.
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Will Leffel
Community Moves and Social Visits Highlight Logansport Notes
Shiloh Bert Wilson and family move to the White farm while Mrs. Eliza Brandt recovers from grip. Crow moves to the Zinn farm after purchase, Frank Gray visits L. C. Ross, and Clara Leach with daughter Flora call on Oliver Leach. A O Brandt and Walter Watts visit Watts family, George Bainess from Harrison township visits, and Charles Ferguson spends Sunday with Jessie Light at the Leach home. A. O Brandt and wife return from Winamac area. W A Light reports returning from Lake Bruce and Winamac. Mrs. Frank Gibson visits Logansport sister Pattengale as their son is ill. Lucile Gibson spends night with grandparents Hardy and attends Shiloh Sunday school. Northwest Indiana Christian conference holds a joint Sunday school convention April 7-9 1908 at this place. delegates and ministers will meet at Logansport interurban station April 7 from 10am to 4pm and April 8 until noon. late arrivals should notify W A Light. Committee members to wear badges.
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Bert Wilson
White Farm
Eliza Brandt
Mr. Crow
Zinn
Frank Gray
Jefferson Township
L. C. Ross
Clara Leach
Flora
Oliver Leach
A. Oo. Brandt
Walter Watts
George Bainess
Harrison Township
Charles Ferguson
Jessie Light
A. O. Brandt
I. N. Watts
Winamac
W. A. Light
Lake Bruce
Frank Gibson
Batunday
Pattengale
Logansport
Luc
Galveston News Roundup Includes Local Moves and Events
L E Miller and wife spent Friday in Bennett's Switch while Rev Sickafoose reports success in meetings at Center. The Young Married Ladies Thimble club met with Mrs Harry Carey on Thursday. Mrs Jacob Walters property on Veer Creek Street sold to Mrs McDaniels of Walton. James Kivett began duties as station agent at Walton and will move soon. Galveston becomes temperance town after Warren Bell’s license expired. John Wilson and John Miller sale drew $1 200 to $1 300. Miller ran a hamburger stand selling out. Rev L C Taylor to give illustrated missionary lecture Around the World with seventy stereopticon illustrations and a silver collection.
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L. E. Miller
Bennett
Sickafoose
Center
Thimble Club
Harry Carey
Jacob Walters
Veer Creek
McDaniels
Walton
James Kivett
Galveston
Warren Bell
John Wilson
John Miller
L. HE. Miller
L. C. Taylor
Ills, Moves and Sale Reported in Local Ledger
Young America James O Hendrix shows some improvement after tuberculosis illness. Harry Burton moves to Asa Mabbitt's farm to work this summer. The sale of Mrs Amanda Mummert drew a large crowd with receipts of 2560 dollars. Mrs Belle Mendenhall remains very ill. Drs Gray and Lybrook operated Wednesday morning and the patient proceeded through the procedure satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Hendrix
Harry Burton
Asa Mabbit
Amanda Mummert
Belle Mendenhall
Local notices and social items from Burnettsville area
Burrows Mrs John Kendall on sick list. Oliver Glasscock slowly improving. James Smith about same. Electric light meeting well attended Monday. Eyman's moved to farm north of Burnettsville. Bessie Smith and Callie West in Logansport. John Ronk moved to Walton. Jesse Herman moved to Mrs L N Martin farm. John Dixon now Wabash agent with money for haircut. Hank Hinkle has thrown cane away. rheumatism better. Entertainment at Christian church Sunday March 8. Maud Waldsmith visited Logansport brother John Williams. George Cates and family en route from Washington, due week’s end. Ladies' Aid met at Kendall’s. two weeks to meet at Stewart home. Callie West hosted Saturday night with Bessie and Susie Smith, Anna Hinkle, Jessie Kendall, Floss Stewart, Elva Davis, Ethel Hardy, Faye Dixon, Elizabeth Quinn, Alva Lowe, Brady Wasson, Walter Ludders.
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John Dixon
Wabash
Hank Hinkle
Christian Church
Maroh
Maud Waldsmith
John Williams
Logansport
George Cates
Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Kendall
Samuel Stewart
Callie West
Bessie
Susie Smith
Anna Hinkle
Jessie Kendall
Floss Stewart
Elva Davis
Ethel Hardy
Faye Dixon
Elizabeth Quinn
Alva Lowe
Brady Wasson
Walter Ludders
Local Social Roundup From Lincoln and Logansport Area
Many residents, including Lincoln Ertie and Leslie Bell, are reported sick. Several visits occurred Monday with Lincoln, Logansport, and Galveston in focus. Notices include weddings of Florence Stafford and Walker Winslow, and Ruth Haynes with Charles Hunter, plus the death of Mrs. Isaiah Countryman and services at Lincoln M E church.
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Daniel Bell
Logansport
Youtha Bell
Cora Sprinkle
Iva Reed
Jesse Smith
Florence Stafford
Walker Winslow
Kokomo
Ruth Haynes
Charles Hunter
William Amos
Isaiah Countryman
John Countryman
Lincoln
Lincoln M. E
Georgetown Couple Reported Ill
Georgetown Mr and Mrs Grant are reported ill Arlie Smith of Clinton township visited relatives in Carroll county Miss Alta Gaumer spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends east of Burrows
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Ene
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City
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Steers
Jennie Mentz
Isaac Weaver
Rev. Davis
M. E
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Richard
Mary Burnes
Marion
Flora Mays
Edgar BE. Phillips
Rinehart
Rose
Ada Wright
Homer Bean
Charles Farley
William Little
Peru
Thomas Little
Fauster
Knox
Ida Guy
Edgar E. Phillips
Edith Howard
Gas City
Martha Mays
Ray Sullivan
Mae
Phillips
Wallace Theater
Harry Wilson
Christopher Weaver
Elman
North Grove
Earl Guard
Edgar Snyder
Reider
Agnes Reider
Grandma Coblentz
Pipe Creek Township
Dunkard
Will Coblentz
Nead
John Wissinger
Jacob Malott
Onward
Malott
Dean
Hoovers
Minor
Adamsboro
George Shidler
Susie Easter
Spencer
Abe Charles
Della Walker
Minnie Musselman
Ben Musselman
Lem Brown
William Harrison
Jesse Swigart
Mrs. Chidester
John Moore
Rob and
Charles Harrison
Tedford
George Shideler
Harry’ Rhea
Park Fair
Maggie Charles
Jesse
Abe Zeider
Fairchild
Todd Packard
Zeider
Roma Rockafield
Fannie Morgan
George Kirtland
Daniel Middleton
Twelve Mile
Mrs
Elmer Sands
Illnois
Fred Hawkins
David Fair
Harry Funk
S. O. Julian
Elmer Robbins
W. A. Shoemaker
Will Morrow
del Walker
Hattie Angle
Ben Angle
Mabel Thomas
Will Scott
Tra Kinzie
Dan Erbaugh
Reed’s
Hitler Packard
Jay Simpson
James Powler
Miami Township
Catherine Callender
John and
Don
Fred Hopkins
P. A. Fair
Newcastle
Erald
Eveline Packard
Brush College
Eveline
J. D. Calvert
Ina
J. G. Funk
Anna
Willard Jones
Minnie
Frank Conrad
Charles English
Harry and
Jay ‘Quinn
Frank Patton
Guy Nipple
Shiloh
Young America
Burrows
Oliver Glasscock
James Smith
Frank Eyman
Burnettsville
Bessie Smith
Callie ‘West
John Ronk
Charles Harvey
Jesse Herman
Ertie
Leslie Bell
William
Hyatt’s
Web Merrill
Amos
Jesse’ Smith
B. B. Swafford
Victoria Bell
Michael Bell
Homer
Frush
Elsie Brown
Grace Bunnell
A. R. Watkins
Ora Watkins
Marrion
Georgetown
Schmidt & Carpenter
Zook
Bros
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