Wheat Market Strong Amid Green Bug Rumors Pulls May Corn Higher
Wheat futures firm on reports of green bugs in the southwest with May corn rising to a record high and oats and hog receipts mixed. The day saw bullish sentiment in grains, aided by strong overseas cables and seed corn scarcity, with near and deferred contracts closing near session highs. Local receipts included 408000 bushels of wheat, 199 cars of oats, and 197 cars of wheat. Fat stock and feeding stock markets showed gains versus February, with calves up and bulls active.
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Oklahoma
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Buffalo market report on March 19 receipts and prices
Market notes show hog receipts around 3,000 with strong demand. Hog prices quoted near 4.80 to 5.35. Cattle market strong with lambs reaching about 8.25, and sheep and other cattle prices indicated amid active trading.
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Buffalo Live
Buffalo
Local Market Reports From Loganport and Nearby Areas
Loganport grain wheat 89c and dry corn 75c per hundred. Hog and cattle quotes span Loganport street market and Union Stock Yards with hogs 4.40 to 4.75 per hundredweight, steers up to 4.50, heifers 3.50 to 3.75, cows 2.50 to 3.00, calves 5.50 to 6.00. Additional daily quotes cover Royal Centre New Waverly Galveston and other local vendors for butter eggs lard potatoes turkeys and oats.
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Bishop Elevator Co
W. C. Routh & Co
Logansport Union
Galveston Grain Co
Galveston—Poultry
L. B. Miller
Royal Centre
W. G. Sweet
W.G. Sweet
Bishop Elevator
Rich Bros
W. C. Richard and Co
Miller and Walker
Wheat and corn price report from Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices cited for March 19 list No 2 spring wheat at 1.08 to 1.10 dollars per bushel, No 3 at 98 to 1.09, No 2 red at 95 3/4 to 96 1/2 cents, No 2 corn at 65 4/4 to 66 cents, No 2 yellow at 66 4/4 cents, and No 2 oats at 54 1/2 to 54 56 cents.
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Chicago
Ills
Record Hog and Cattle Receipts Push Prices Higher in Indianapolis
Indianapolis buyers and shippers pressed prices as hogs totaling 6500 and cattle 1200 moved, with 50 sheep. Compared with last week, hogs rose and a few top lots hit 5.10 while most good hogs sold 4.90 to 5.00. Cattle demand stayed brisk with strong to higher prices and quick clearances amid local and outside competition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Market cattle and hog prices from the regional sale
The listing shows bids for good to choice steers and com m to medium steers across weight ranges from 800 to 1,300 pounds, with prices mostly between 4 00 and 5 75. Heifers cows bulls calves hogs and sheep prices are detailed by grade and weight, including best heavies and bulk sales totals.
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Sega
Ujéward
Sehagaes
Vis
Lodges Prepare to Institute at Wolcott and Convention Plans
A large group of Red Men will travel to Wolcott next Monday to establish a lodge with 46 charter names already listed. The Knights and Ladies of Honor cancel tonight’s meeting for a card social in the G A R hall while arranging for a state convention with the Dorcas Circle meeting nearby. Tipton lodge No. 33 holds an evening stated meeting with all Masons invited to participate in the work in F C de.
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Wolcott
Knights and Ladies of Honor
G. ‘A. R. Hall
Official Call for Selecting Delegates to State Convention
Republican voters in Cass county Indiana will meet in wards and townships on April 1 and 2 1908 to elect delegates and alternates to the state convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis. The meeting sets dates for nomination of state officers and electors with locations across townships and wards and ends with Herbert A. Brown as chairman.
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Cass County
Indiana
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Bethlehem
Metea
Boone
Royal Centre
Clay
Shady Nook
Clinton
Clymers Station
Deer Creek
Centre School
Noble
Centre
Washington
Center
1St Ward
West Side
2Nd Ward
North Court Room
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
North Street
Fifth Ward
15Th Street
Ind
Herbert A. Brown
Italy Awaits News on Duke Abruzzi Engagement
Rome reports Italy awaits American word on the reported engagement of the duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. Public circles and cabinet officials show quiet concern as no confirmation has been issued.
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Associated Press
Rome
America
Duke of the. Abruzzi
Katherine. Elkins
Local items from Logansport and surrounding towns
Flora S A McVey was in Logansport yesterday. Ida Doggy is seriously ill with the grip. Hez Shanks of Camden was in town Tuesday. J F Billman of Wheeling attended the big sale yesterday. George Lowery of Rockfield visited Mrs Allen yesterday. J H Crauss is duck shooting on the Kankakee this week. Bert Hyman of Logansport attended the sale here Thursday. Attorney Joseph Studebaker was in town Wednesday on business. Mr and Mrs M Betterford of Bringhurst visited here yesterday. W I Bridge of Woodville will move his store to Bringhurst. Emmett Snell has recovered to work. The big sale was at William Smoyer’s feed barn and growing popular. Mrs Buck, Mrs M Justice and Mrs A L Leslie visited Mr and Mrs Bill Lesh from Burrows. Miss Blanch Horner, medical student in Indianapolis, finished this year and returned home. Mr and Mrs Ed Myers, of Logansport, visited James Myers west of town who is feeble. Flora Time left for Indianapolis to prepare for Salt Lake City trip with cattle and possible relocation. Mrs Justice of Winnipeg, Canada, visiting Will Leslie’s home and purchased property. A note: someone was in our town Tuesday on business. Mr James Smith and family of Clay township moved onto Frank Haas farm northwest of town. Mrs John Hopper called to Ohio Thursday for sister Mrs Fulker's illness.
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Hez” Shanks
Camden
J. F. Billman
Wheeling
George Lowery
Rockfield
Allen
J.H. Crauss
Kankakee
Bert Hyman
Logansport
Joseph Studebaker
Bill Lesh
Burrows
Ind
Blanch Horner
Indianapolis
Ed Myers
James Myers
Flora
Salt Lake City
Utah
Justice
Winnipeg
Can
Will Leslie
Northwest
Real estate deals by Wilkerson Smith Hikenberry firm
Frank Roskouski purchased the Oliver Crissie farm of 47 acres for 6345 dollars. Oliver Crissie bought the William Squires farm southeast of town, 147 acres, paying 12150 dollars.
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Wilkerson, Smith & Hikenberry
Frank Roskouski
Oliver Crissie
William Squires
Spelling School and Ciphering Match Tonight
Miss Minnie Brunner will hold a spelling school and ciphering match at Long's school house in Washington township tonight. Mrs. Jessie Hopper is very ill at the present time. Edgar E. Phillips clerked at a sale at Galveston Wednesday. Miss Esther Bean will go to Charles Martin's Monday to work, Mr. C. W. Montgomery of Flora.
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Brunner
Long
Washington Township
Jessie Hopper
Edgar E., Phillips
Galveston
Esther Bean
Charles Martin
C. W. Montgomery
Flora
Rumors Speak on Royal Marriage as Morganatic Question
The speakers acknowledge no prior knowledge of the engagement but focus on whether the union will be considered a morganatic marriage. The public reaction centers on the status and implications of such a match.
Martha Allen Not Detained as Witness in Jones Case
In the Tribune the report that Martha Allen was detained as a witness in the Percy Jones case is corrected. She is confined at home with sickness and is not in custody or detained.
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Martha Allen
The Silver Blade Detective Novel From Walker
The Silver Blade by Charles Edmonds Walker of Galveston has been issued by A. C. McClug & Co. Chicago and is due in local shops in a few days. The tale is described as a gripping detective story and a fresh publication for readers.
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Silver Blade
Charles Edmonds Walker
Galveston
A. C. McClug & Co
Chicago
Georgetown News Roundup: Local Moves and Health
Georgetown residents report social visits and illness updates. Andrew Smith has been sick this past week while Oscar McLellan and family moved into the Caldwell property. Will Banta plans move toward the Ohio river and Rev. Shelf preaches farewell before leaving for Besmit Michigan. The Georgetown mill work is nearly complete after flood damage and to resume soon.
Local Residents Briefly Reported Visits and Moves
Royal Centre native Joe Plotner departs for Chicago today. Goldie Cotner of Idaville visits Bertha Lord. S. J. Nelson moves to the Kistler farm in Harrison township. Mrs. Walter House of Logansport visits relatives here. Mrs. M. E. Fisher returns from Elwood after visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Wiseley north of town called to Grass Creek as son Henry loses a windmill finger. Marion Fisher returns from Washington to sell household goods and stays in Indiana with Fisher family property in Fowlerton.
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Joe Plotner
Chicago
Goldie Cotner
Idaville
Bertha Lord
S. J. Nelson
Kistler
Harrison Township
Walter House
Logansport
M. E. Fisher
Elwood
Thomas Wiseley
Grass Creek
Henry
Marion Fisher
Washington
Mr. Fisher
Indiana
Fowlerton
Ind
Illustrations by A B Wenzell Highlighted
The sentence notes that the illustrations are by A B Wenzell, indicating his authorship and contribution to the visual work accompanying the article. This credit underscores Wenzell's role in the publication.
Inmate Mary Wolf Dies at Nai Institution
Mary Wolf, an inmate at Nai, died last Thursday. She will be buried in South Bend after transportation today.
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Mary Wolf
Nai
Thursda
South Bend
State Republican Convention Route Ticket Offer
State Republican Convention has chosen the official route with rate of one and one fourth cents per mile. Tickets valid on all cars with no excess. Good Tuesday March 31 after 9 45 a m and any train Wednesday April 1. Return by Friday April 3. Information from local agent or address Traffic Dept Indiana Union Traction Co Anderson Ind.
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Indiana Union Traction Co
Anderson, Ind
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