Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis sales
The Indianapolis market shows receipts of 58500 hogs 1100 cattle 300 calves and 100 sheep versus 7300 hogs 800 cattle 282 calves and 67 sheep a week prior and 4200 hogs 901 cattle 223 calves and 767 sheep a year before. Prices fell 5 to 10 cents on average with hogs topping at 7.90 in free market and many at 7.80 in both markets. Buyers remained steady with local Packers active and few hogs left unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Fruits and Vegetables and Commodity Prices
Wholesale prices for apples cabbage cucumbers and berries at Indianapolis markets list Rome Beauty apples at 3.50 and 3.25 for Baldwin, cabbage 2 for 3, cucumbers 1.40 per dozen, and strawberries 2.50. Poultry and eggs price quotes from Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and others include hens 12c per lb, eggs 19c, butter around 30c, with grain markets showing No 2 red wheat about 1.56 to 1.58 and corn 78c to 79c. Oklahoma
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Rome
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Aged Woman Dies of Burns in Indiens Connersville
In Connersville Indiana Sarah Brumfield 81 died after her clothing caught fire in her room. Her niece heard her screams rushed in and smothered the flames with bed clothing. Brumfield had never married and had been an invalid for years. Walsh Resigns as Terre Haute County Official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Ind
Sarah Brumeld
Miss Brumfield
Painting of Old Rawlins Bridge On Exhibition
Voille Neville Armstrong, a Redford boy studying art in Cincinnati, sent his painting The Old Rawlins Bridge to Sterling Drug Store for exhibition in Bedford. The 1852 35 wooden covered bridge sits by Salt Creek valley and is valued at $50. The painting previously appeared at the Indiana Artists Exhibit in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voille Neville Armstrong
Redford
Cincinnati
Rawlins Bridge
Sterling Drug Store
Bedford
Lawrence County
Salt Creek
Armstrong
Indiana
Indianapolis
Moose Lodge memorial service honors departed members
The Loyal Order of Moose held its second memorial for departed members at the Stone City Opera House with attendance taxed. The Bedford Concert Band led a procession from the Moose home, performing and singing, followed by remarks from Mayor A. J. Fields and Arthur H. Jones on fraternalism and Moose aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Stone City Opera House
Moose
East Sixteenth Street
Bedford
Opera House
Fred Jewell
A. E. Dibifer
Robert McWhirter
E. B. Crowe
Otto Benke
L. G. Boyd
G. C. Dunlavy
A. W. Dierking
So Sweeney
Harry Hart
James Schooley
Jesse Johnson
Clan Fraser
F. Cuccinotti
W. Ik. Cannedy
A. J. Fields
Arthur H. Jones
Anderson
Moose Order
Moose Heart
Alma Braden
Crossman Otee
Local residents in and around Bartlettsville area visit city on Wednesday
James F. Allen a well known barber of Tunnelton was in the city Wednesday. Welker Wright of Silverville neighborhood and Arle C. Ickerd with daughter Nina spent the day in Williams. Bartlettville farmers W. D. Clark and Fred Hawk were in the city. Carl Fisher, a prominent farmer near Bartlettsville, is reported very ill with pneumonia. Fred McGuire moved his family from Haase property to Schaffer property on East 18th and South H. Charles N. Newton of Princeton Indiana is in the city on steel culverts business. Mrs Perry Woolery expects to return from Detroit with her son John for medical treatment. Lena Fisher, stenographer for Attorney W. E. Clark, will be in Paoli for court work. Charlie Fry, BR and O SW engineer on Bedford branch, back on his regular run after illness. M. A. Burton, county truant officer, ill at home in Mitchell, made a business trip to the city. his first outing in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Woolery
John
Detroit
Michigan
Charlie Fry
Bedford
M. A. Burton
Mitchell
Mr. Burton
Suffering from Blood Poisoning Saved by Family Doctor
David Warnock of West 14th Street developed blood poisoning after a bruise from a shoe. His family physician treated him at home and halted the infection’s progress, likely saving his foot and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Warnock
West 14Th Street
Baptism Service for 45 New Members Planned
On May 1 a Regular Baptist church will baptize 45 new members. The ceremony occurs at White River, at the bridge on the Bedford and Mitchell pike road, south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Baptist Church
White River
Bedford and
Mitchell Pike Road
Local items note injuries and family milestones
John Tinchher, the restaurant man, severed a hand badly while carving fish and was treated by a local physician. John G. Emery, father of Dr. C. H. Emery, has recovered enough from a recent illness to fish for the day. Fred Stipp of Erie, age 89, remains critically ill with pleuropneumonia but shows small improvement. Will Cook returns from the West for his parents golden wedding at their J street home. Erastus Owens of near Needmore meets Rev. W. A. Sanders in town for a few days of church work at Gullett Creek Baptist church.
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John Tinchher
John G. Emery
C. H. Emery
Leatherwood
Will Cook
West
Capt
Wiliam Cook
J. Street
Will
St. Louis
Erastus Owens
Needmore
W. A. Sanders
Mitchell
Gullett Creek Baptist Church
Bedford Bride Weds Chicago Minister at La Salle Hotel
The Bedford announce the marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth Stillhomer to Rev. William Langdon Sanders at the La Salle Hotel in Chicago on Thursday April 15. Mrs. Sanders sister is George Be. Lary of West Nineteenth Street, Bedford. The groom is a noted member of the Baptist University in Illinois. They will reside in Bloomington Illinois.
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Bedford
Elizabeth Stillhomer
William Langdon Sanders
la Salle Hotel
Chicago
Sanders
George BE. Lary
West Nineteenth Street
The
Baptist University
Ilinois
Bloomington
Thanks for kindness after bereavement from Cuthan family
Mr and Mrs James H Cuthan express sincere thanks to Father Lannert Rev Leung neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy after the loss of their baby. They also thank for the floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Lannert
Leung
James H. Cuthan
Pollard Suffering From Severe Neck Boil
A. G. Pollard of Campbellsburg employed by the Monon on the White River bridge south of the city was treated Tuesday night for a large boil on the back of his neck. The lancing gave some relief but the ailment continues to trouble him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard
Campbellsburg
Monon
White River
Pollard
Child Missing Bean Prompt Nose Triggers Doctor Call
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Coleman was rushed to a physician after she pushed a large shell bean into her nostril Thursday. The doctor extracted the bean and treated the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Coleman
Mare Death After Barn Collapse at Woods Farm
John J. Woods reported the loss of a valuable mare bought for 300 dollars two years ago. The horse worked Saturday and seemed well by night. Sunday morning the barn end was found kicked to splinters and the mare dead, with a belief she died from acute indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Woods
Social visits fill Bedford week with neighbors and kin
Miss Florence Wever works at Bedford this week as visitors swarm the area. Oolitic’s Miss Madge Winumanus visits aunt Mrs. George Spray, while Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Hobson of Odon tour relatives in the county. Families of Speer, Ray, McHargue, and Hobson share gatherings. U. S. McHargue braces a painful eye injury from a stick incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Winumanus
Oolitic
Mrs. George Spray
J. T. Hobson
Odon
J. D. Hobson
George Spray
W. C. Gilstrap
A. S. McHargue
Clara Speer
Hazel
D. W. Holiman
Tax payment deadline notice from county treasurer
The last day for paying the spring tax installment is Monday May 34d. Issued by Earl G. Short, County Treasurer. 201fd and we
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Earl G. Short, Co
Local Transfers and Health Notice From Petersburg Area
Cyril Deckard of Cedar Point transfer to Mary Duncan of Silverville Indiana. Mrs Mary A Black of Petersburg Pike County recently visiting daughter Mollie Luttrell North IL street returned home Saturday. Black reached 86 on February 19 and remains active with good health. Granddaughter Mrs Ethel Black accompanied her home and will visit a few days.
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Mary A. Black
Petersburg
Pike County
Mollie
Luttrell
North IL Street
Black
Ethel Black
Notice to heirs and creditors in estate of Susan J. Haws
In the Lawrence Circuit Court April Term 1915 William V. Haws administrator with will annexed of Susan J. Haws deceased has filed final settlement and vouchers. The examination will be May 8 1915 in which all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and administrator discharged. McHenry Owen attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J. Haws
Lawrence Circuit Court
William V. Haws
Circuit Court
McHenry Owen
Public Sale of Personal Property in Pleasant Run Township
Executor Perry Woolery will offer for sale at public auction at the late residence of David M. Brown in Pleasant Run Township Lawrence County Indiana on Saturday May 8 1915. Items include household goods farming implements one horse one yearling colt two yearling calves baled hay baled straw corn in crib and other small articles. Sale starts 1000 AM with cash for sums five dollars or less and six month credit for larger amounts with notes and six percent interest.
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David M. Brown
Pleasant Run Township
Heltonville
Pleasant Run Church
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Notice to Contractors for Gravel Roads in Lawrence County Indiana
Lawrence County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for gravel or macadamized road construction in Pleasant Run and Marshall townships. Two roads listed with total lengths 15766 and 11470 feet. Bids due May 4 1915, with bond equal to bid amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Lawrence County
Indiana
Pleasant Run Township
Henderson Creek
Norman Station
Marshall Township
McFadden
Peerless
Fura W. Ld
Board of Commisioners
Notice to heirs and creditors in Turley firm accounting
Henry M. Turley, surviving partner of William Turley & Son, has filed final settlement accounts in Lawrence Circuit Court. A hearing is set for April 24, 1915, at Bedford, Indiana. Heirs and creditors must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Fred E. Jackson issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turley & Son
Lawrence Circuit Court
Henry M. Turley
Lawrence Circuit
Bedford
Indiana
Fred E. Jackson
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Cook Estate
Notice is given that Mary Frances Cook as Administratrix has filed final settlement for the estate of Francis M. Cook, deceased. The Circuit Court at Bedford Indiana will examine the account on April 24, 1915. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Fred E. Jackson, Clerk. Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Cook
Lawrence Circuit Court
Mary Frances Cook
Lawrence
Bedford
Indiana
Fred E. Jackson
August F. Benzel
Augusta Benzel
Pearson & Martin, Attys
Notice of Administration in Indiana Estate
A notice states Perry Woolery has been appointed Executor by the Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana for the estate of David M Brown deceased late of Lawrence County The estate is expected to be solvent and the executor will oversee administration proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
David M. Brown
Lawrence Circuit Court
Jeanette Dickinson
Augustus E. Dickinson
Paul Short
Appointment of Administrator for Dickinson Estate in Lawrence
Notice from Lawrence County Indiana announces Augustus E. Dickinson as administrator of the estate of Jeanette Dickinson, deceased. The court deems the estate solvent and Brooks & Brooks serves as attorneys for the administrator.
Estate of Paul Short Administrator Named Indiana
State of Indiana appoints James B. Wilson as attorney for the administrator of the estate of Paul Short, deceased, located in Lawrence County.
Illness of Mildred Ridge Reported by Parents
Mildred, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ridge, is reported very ill. The notice notes concern for the child and seeks family support or medical attention without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Martin Ridge
Notice to non residents in Lawrence County Indiana
Notice in Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1915. William T. Meadows v William Fender et al. Nonresidents must appear at Bedford court on the first day of the next term, September 2, 1915, to answer the complaint or risk default. Clerk Fred E. Jackson seals the document. M26w4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Lawrence
William T. Meadows
William Fender
Fred N. Fletcher
James A. Zaring
William‘ Fender
Donica
John Reed
Indiana
Bedford
L. S.J
Fred E. Jackson
Torneys
Caswell Donseca
L. S
Meadows vs Fender et al Complaint Notice Indiana
Lawrence Circuit Court records show Ida Meadows files complaint No. 8658 against William Fender and unknown heirs of Caswell Donseca and John Reed. An affidavit asserts nonresidency of defendants in Indiana. court term set at Bedford Indiana with clerk Fred E. Jackson signing.
Estate of Augusta Benzel Deceased Hearing Notice
Lawrence Circuit Court announces April 380th day of 1915 as the date to hear the estate of Augusta Benzel. August F. Benzel as Administrator must appear with heirs creditors or legatees to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Pearson and Martin, Attys. Indiana.
Notice of final settlement in estate of Amos W. Scoggan
Robert L. Scoggan as executor has filed vouchers for final settlement in the Amos W. Scoggan estate. The Circuit Court in Bedford Indiana will examine the account on April 24 1916. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Lawrence Circuit Court. April 8 1915. [Seal] Fred E Jackson Clerk.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Sterling Drug
Fine Services
Tyre Atterback
Gilgal
Tyre Utterbaex
Paeummonia
Westeira Street
James F. Allen
Tunnelton
City
Arle C. Ickerd
Nina
Williams
W. D. Clark
Fred Hawk
Bartlettville
Carl Fisher
Bartlettsville
Fred McGuire
Tuesday
Haase
East 18Th Street
Schaffer
South H Street
Charles N. Newton
Princeton
Lena Fisher
Paoli
Fred Stipp
Erie
Stipp
OSE
Artie Holiman
Florence Wever
Frank Weddel
Fannie and Children
Josie Sawyer
Ora Speer
Stephen Ramsey
Near Heltonville
D. L. Ray
Trevin
Mrs. James Kindred
Itis Speer
Alpha
Joe Barrett
Near Clearspring
Sarah McHargue
Plainville
U. S. McHargue
Little Ruby
Ernest Speer
Dennison
William Speer
Lorena Raviden
C. H.raviden
Cyril Deckard
Cedar Point
Mary Duncan
Silverville
Marshall Woolery
Ndiana
Ezra W. Edwards
Brooks & Brooks, Attys
James B. Wilson
Ida Y. Meadows
Wiliam F
Ender, Et al
Amos W. Scoggan
Robert L. Scoggan
Fred £. Jackson
15Th
K Streets
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