Grain and Livestock Prices in East Buffalo and Other Markets
Grain prices listed for wheat flour rye oats corn barley timothy seed clover seed hay salt bran midlings wool and more. Livestock and grain sections detail cattle, calves, sheep and lambs, hogs and pigs across East Buffalo Pittsburg Chicago with price ranges, weights, and grade descriptors for buyers and sellers.
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Caiua Sxport
Pittsburg
St.gs
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University News: Lorain fall deciine and local clergy figures
The civic notice outlines a Lorain gathering for the Northeast Ohio Teachers Association in October, with references to local pastors and church activity. It notes the resignation of Ashland County school superintendent Leonard Tarvey and mentions Wooster clergy involved in recent Synod events and church duties.
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Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ S Association
Lorain
J G Black
T We Smith
Polk
Brady Steece
Eriday
Cotuna
Leonard Tarvey
Ruggles
Ashland County
Jits Beemedeeteck der Ober
Enthusiastic Lotalf Report On Local School Work
A Lotalf correspondent lauds MissaAnna E Hurt of WooSte sahudbs as a driving force in city schools. Vans Hurst leads a cadre of cadet teachers praised for experience and sound judgment. Roscoe M Thiig begins Latin and German instruction at a Cincinnati boys’ school. Paul Beach, a former Wooster student from Seville, has taught at Secheonl C. Cleveland Medical Cell and other friends recall Ip Nelson’s optician event in Memorial Chapel. A quiet wedding occurs at Creston Presbyterian with Miss Mares Fanud and Thomas Schaaf. The Monday club gathers on North Market Street.
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MissaAnna E Hurt
WooSte
Sahudbs
Vans Hurst
Roscoe M Thiig
Cincinnati
Cerman
Ted Fern
Paul Beach
Wooster
Seville
Seheonl
Deve
Cleveland
City
Philly
Nelson
Memorial Chapel
Syria
Sears Gand
Westminster
Uhe University
Cr Pembroke Creston Lamp Fire Destroys Tobacco Warehouse
A lamp knocked over by Edwara Amatuty in Creston started a blaze that engulfed the Amstutz tobacco warehouse and nearby paint factory. Firefighters could not stop the flames. the warehouse and factory were largely destroyed, with several workers lost or displaced. Mrs Amstutz was in Cleveland. many workers were left unemployed after the blaze.
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Chicago
Creston
Edwara
Amatuty
Jamrad Amrstutz
Lataz Sebram Prekie
Dasaly
Doy Chee Steererd
Company
Pearly
Amstutz
Cleveland
Tn Breco
Womans Christian Temperance Union Akron Convention Opens
The thirty Auth annual conven meets in Akron at the Grse Bapetst church this week. Sessions run Tue through Sat with an executive committee meeting Tue morning. Clinton M Howard of Rochester NY and Mrs Prances Ranchamp of Lexington KY speak. A medal contest, the Gramt Dinmont Medal, features seven contestants. Attendance encouraged for one day via six o clock car and 7 12 Erie train connections. Pray for moral power and statewide influence. Mrs Root Smith, County Pres.
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Womans Christian Teimperance
Akron
Grse Bapetst Church
Ound
Clinton M Howard
Rochester N
Prances Ranchamp
Lexington
Howard
Erie Railroad
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Mrs Hains Is Farm Has No Intention of Helping Husband
New York cites that failure to file an affidavit for alimony and custody motions does not create default in Mrs. Peter C Hains Jr case. Her attorney Percy says if Mrs Hains takes part in the murder trial it will be as a witness for the prosecution, not the defense. The October grand jury will consider the Hains case with indictments expected for Captain Hains. The defense maintains T Jenkins Hains acted passively, only drawing a revolver to defend his brother after threats from Annis supporters.
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New York
Peter C Hains, Jr
Wiliam E. Annis
Hafns
Captain Hains
T. Jenkins
Annis
Grand
T. Jenkins Hains
Death of Wooster bank receiver Augustua Lynch at 72
Washington BC Tuesday afternoon the well known Wooster National Bank receiver Judge Augustua Lynch died after heart trouble. The 72 year old Indiana and Indianapolis native had served Wooster residents and was widely mourned. Relatives in Loch Maples, Akron, Orrville, and Fredericksburg visited, with many notes of condolences and attendance at services planned by the Applecreek Reformed Church.
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Ality Panera
Washington
Dudge Augustua
Ty Lynch
Wooster
Wooster National Bank
Indiannapolia
Smith
Olive Ryman
Holmesville
N QQ Hoover
Barberton
Akron
J. N Ramsey
James Griffin
Taller Clark
McGown
Barnard
Tier
I. B. Mackley
Fredericksburg
L. S
Mt. Clemmons
Mich
Reichenbach
Alonzo Harlow
Guy Moore
Elizabeth Moore
Joseph Bath
Irene
Dalton
Applecreek
Sidney Landon
Cromer
Ching
China
Ladies Missionary Society
Applecreek Reformed Church
Alvin Jameson
Topeka
Kansas
Smithville notes and local school opening updates
Smithville reports open of public schools with teachers listed including JC Lewis Abbie Yoder Jennie Daniels and Ira Yoder. Merchants form branch. local residents noted for travel, family visits, and church events. Chautauqua at Point Breeze set for late July. community activities, baptisms, and social visits described with multiple local names and households.
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Smithville
Oct
Berga
Jacat
Ira Yoder
Abbie Yoder
Jennie Daniel
Mercantle Agency
Eas Rer
JC Lewis
Lfa Bon Mesa C
Brenners
Nisral
Jennie ‘Daniels
Sinthyite
Felton
Lewis
Mra
Pane
Bricker
Wooster
Victoraiallaghar
D. Hooley
Paradise Church
J W Buchanan
Gom Wastin
Denvee
Firestone
Jacob A. Miller
John Eberly
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W. P. Whites
White
Ghauncaye
Munceys
Daniels Seeks Answers On Trust Prosecutions By DOJ
Josephus Panleis of the Democratic publicity bureau writes Attorney General Bonaparte urging four questions about how many of the 287 trusts in the United States have been prosecuted, who was fined and how much, post fine actions to stop illegal practice, and how many trust officials were criminally charged and convicted. he argues prosecutions have not halted trusted practices and penalties are inadequate.
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Daniels
Chicago
Josephus Panleis
Democratic National Committee
Bonaparte
United States
Department of Justice
Fr. Candidate For Surveyor Challenge In Township
A fragment outlines a candidate for surveyor named Bruce, emphasizing four years of study in surveying and self engineering, claiming readiness to perform duties fairly and faithfully if elected, with a focus on fair treatment for all residents.
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Alex. W. ‘Bruce
Republica Cave
Horn
Ander Dina
Ania
Wiseler Township
Esse
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