Illinois chancery notice in Adams County 1920
In the Circuit Court of Adams County Illinois a chancery suit, Hampton M. Harvey as complainant, No 4365, against Robert H. Rose and unknown heirs of several named Rose family members and others. The notice states defendants cannot be found after diligent inquiry, a bill in chancery has been filed, summons returnable June term, and failure to answer will result in a decree as prayed. Dated May 19 1920 at Quinney Illinois Clerk ERDEW BEATTY.
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Adams County
State of
Illinois
Adams
Hampton M. Harvey
Robert H. Rose
Henry Rose
Francis M. Rose
Frances M. Rose
Emma G. Rose
Ambrose J. Rose
EL Oc. Newman
B.C. Newnan
Charles T. Witwer
Charles T. Hillyer
Sidney Smith
Sears
Jack S
Jack Sears
Matthew FL Cirrott
Robert TI. Rose
Robert HL Trose
Henry Rosi
Francis Me. Rose
Francis M. These
Frances M. Hose
Francs M. Rose
Dram
Dima G. Rose
Oc. Newman
EC. Newman
Charles T. TiUyer
Milizga J. Sears
Jacob Sears
Circuit Court
Chancery
Court House
Quincy
Backer Gen Wood on Stand in Michigan Primary Hearings
Testimony outlined vast expenditures in the Michigan primary contest with Charles Weisert placing total spending around 540,000 including 45000 on newspaper ads. Details also touched on tax disputes involving Crucible Steel and Dupuy, and Palmer campaign finances as questioned by Sen Kenyon and others.
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Charles Weisert
Michigan
Wood League
An A. Alger
Detroit
Woisent
Carlin
Palmer
Crucible Company
Dujyan
Cariin
Dupuy
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Collector of Internal Revenue
Rogers
Sterling
Pennsylvania
Gerard
Tones
South Dakota
Jones
Grain prices rise on Hoover statements and rail delays
Chicago May 27 grain prices advance as investors react to Hoover remarks on agricultural supply. Corn and oats rise. July futures show strength with scarce offerings for July pork and wheat prices mixed. Receipts and shipments for wheat and corn noted, with car lots and regional markets showing firm demand despite transportation disruptions.
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Chicago
Herbert Bloover
Copn
Sayre
Ar. Hoovers
Leong Comniss Ryce
C. Pegs Belde
Grain Markets Chicane Across US Grain Regions
Chicago May 1 price listings show diverse grain quotes including No 2 northern springs at 5. No 4 northern spring dark at 285. Various notes cover Minneapolis Wheat cash and Corn No 3 yellow around 1.52 to 1.60, oats 1.02 to 1.04, and Kansas City cash grain with hard wheat around 2.78 to 2.86. Regional shows include Peoria corn and oats, St. Louis wheat, and New York spot wheat and corn prices with No 2 red and yellow values.
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Chicago
Northern Springs
Viriethy
Port K
Lei Neo
Brade Yuemi Ra
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Peoria
St. Louis
St, Louis
New York
Market notes from New York and Chicago trading floors
Markets in New York and Chicago show unsettled butter creamery prices higher and lower respectively. Poultry demand steady with dressed chickens and fowls trading in limited ranges as traders report miscellaneous figures and case totals across regions.
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New York
Buttler
Wollen
Chicago
Eadran
Poultry Alive Tower
Hog market steady decline with sparse offerings
After a prolonged drop in hog prices, traders report few bids at the city market. Buyers and sellers faced weak demand as hogs fetched limited prices, with some fat hogs selling around $56 per hundredweight and a few bushels of feed corn trading at $2 per bushel.
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Gta
Lesa
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Local Markets and Milling Prices Across Grains and Hides
Prices for May grains show thin gains with Wheat No 2 at 1.75, Yellow corn around 7.50, oats near 1.15, and hay and ungraded feeds listed. Hides fall on further decline amid Washington pressure, with No 1 to No 2 cured hides and various animal byproducts priced per pound, while New York money markets and cotton futures edge in mixed moves.
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Krnollenbergs Milling Company
Sasaba
Tess Weishing
Blatchford
Swift
H. P
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Washington
City
New York Money
New York
Mercantile Paper T'S
Trudlders
Gerhind
New York Exchiunge
Montreal
Bodast
Bark Acceepirances
Sterling
Government Bonds Overview and US Coupon Figures
Panama bond notes show limited readable data with references to coupon rates and bond types. The fragment mentions US 4s and 3s style coupon references, but many details are garbled. The text resembles a financial bulletin with bond descriptions and market terms lacking clear figures.
Stocks Mixed As Trading Opens In New York
New York May 27 trading opens with indifferent tone amid mixed developments and cautious optimism. Market sentiment improves slightly on hopeful signs, though broad uncertainties persist from monetary policy and corporate results.
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New York
H Developments
Fernacie
Mtoe
Livestock Markets Across Cities May 27 Reports
Cattle receipts mix across Chicago East St Louis and Kansas City with steady to firm bids. Hogs top around 14 95 with lighter weights near 14 50. Sheep and lambs show steady to firm—California springers and native lambs noted. New York sugar and coffee quotes included. Whig Wants advert highlights quick worker placement.
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St, Louis
Cattteo
Kansas City
California
Peoria
New York
Zeus
Ecutfoa Agwietrio Tsplitge Santos
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