Wheat Prices in Cash Markets Decline
Market notes show No 2 red at 1.18 to 1.212 dollars, No 2 hard at 1.17, No 2 yellow at 0.75, and No 4 white at 1.74. Prices reflect exchange rates and regional trading patterns in the daytime commodity window.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
2
Market notes show No 2 red at 1.18 to 1.212 dollars, No 2 hard at 1.17, No 2 yellow at 0.75, and No 4 white at 1.74. Prices reflect exchange rates and regional trading patterns in the daytime commodity window.
Walnu t Ridge residents share weekend movements and visits with family and neighbors. Joseph Wagler and daughter Han ha are noted, while Harvey Nolley and his mother were in Longootee on Saturday. George Daily and J Yoder handled business, and Samuel Knepp traveled to Montgomery.
The report lists guests at the Bram big home Saturday including Tom Morton T Tomey Ruby Groves a Jope high school junior Ralph Wade Fran Wade freshmen and other students. It notes Lilly Campbell driving to Octon Friday and family visits by Lidy Campbell and children and by Nilus Patterson and families. Andy Hastings of Concord visited Friday and Mrs Laura Herman left for Washington to visit a granddaughter. A large pre nuptial shower for Ruby Vannostran fiance of Leary Walker was held Friday night. Leary Walker son of the late Frank Walker and Andy Vannostran daughter of John Vannostray of Epsom married at St Michael s church Tuesday officiated by Rev Fauler Bluel.
Mr and Mrs Frank Reney attended events in Washington Thursday. Dr garment Myers of Plainville made a professional call here Wednesday. Mrs Mattie Herndon and Miss Fedna Williams were in Washington last Wednesday. Miss Gladys Tomey of Lagarland visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Tomey. Dr Will McKittrick of Plainville also present.
Fea sons Wall Paper and Paint Store announces a special order promotion for a new line of rugs at affordable prices. Located at 12 East Third Street with contact numbers available, the ad emphasizes value and quick availability.
Local items list visits by Mr and Mrs William Houston Mr and Mrs Lafe Edwards Mrs Haller Daniel Mr and Mrs Dilton Washington Mrs Ada Burris Mrs Thomas Woolls Miss Eric Baulden off Glendale Mrs John Burris Mr Frank Scott John Woods Mr Alford Potts Lawrence Rayhill returned to Washington after visiting J B Rayhill and family Mrs Laura Edwards and Bertha visited Omer Edwards Henry Graham of Portersville visited Philip Milan Katharine Osmon Helen Prater Bertha Emma Mabel Allen visited Opel Rods ters Several readers advertise toy floor paints and Feagan Wallpaper store at 12 east Phira street.
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