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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1915

Page

3

Hog prices rise on Pennsylvania embargo influence

Receipts totaled 7000 hogs 750 cattle 300 calves 150 sheep versus 9698 hogs 946 cattle 210 calves 62 sheep last week and 5500 hogs 862 cattle 380 calves 74 sheep a year ago. Market advance driven by outside demand and embargo effects with hogs up 10 to 15 cents. Opening trading led by outside buyers while local packers followed to fill orders. final bids 5 to 10 cents lower than opening. sales ranged 7.70 to 7.40. few hogs sold under 7.20 and not many above 7.00.

Pennsylvania

Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Report Fruits and Prices

A detailed list of wholesale fruit and vegetable prices for Indianapolis and other markets. Includes apples beets cabbage cucumbers and onions with per bushel or dozen rates, plus poultry eggs butter and local grain and live stock quotes from Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Kansas City markets.

Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Elgin Indianapolis

Town notes and town gossip from Bedford area

Mrs Otho Bowden reports on local happenings in Bedford area including visitors, births, health, and travel. Notable items mention S A McClung in Bedford on business, families welcoming Marshal Howard Barnes, and several residents visiting relatives and moving homes. Schools will close April 3.

Local Notices From Tit tle Salt and Surroundings

UTEGET reports a string of city visits and health updates. Several residents including Miss Effie White and Mrs Dee Terril are noted for shopping and illness. Verona Clampitt shows improvement, while Aunt Kilmio Sipes and Aunt Dorcas Fleetwood remain ill. Uncles and relatives are mentioned with minor travel for business and visits near Yellowstone and Bedford.

Cash Smith Offers Bargain Horse Shoeing and Wagon Repairs

J A Blankenship of East 416th Street advertises cash only services to shoe horses repair wagons fix buggies and rubber tires all for less money. Come and see.

Breeding Stock Offered Near Bedford by Local Farmer

Notice from a Bedford-area farmer states he will keep a Percheron stallion Canadian 3rd No. 86163 and two jacks King No. 6219 a five year old and Black Chief Nerv 6220 a three year old, all in good condition and available for breeding after April. He warns against tearing down posted bills and notes a state law requires public posting of stock details.

Bedford

Local Families Visit Nearby Towns This Week

Edward Bailey and family visited Mr and Mrs Bruce Bowman near Zeilma Sunday. Herbert Chase returned from Lafayette where he had been away. Ellis Flinn of Leesville passed through Monday en route to Bedford. Sickness noted across the neighborhood. James Kindred and family were guests of D L Ray in Bedford Sunday. William Ray and wife visited Alva Ray’s family Sunday. May Newland of Eltonville visited friends in Leesville Saturday and Sunday. The Speer children have been very sick. Harve Sawyer visited relatives in Campbellsburg part of last week.

James Kindred D. L. Ray Bedford May Newland E‘eltonville Leesville Harve Sawyer Campbellsburg

Revival closes with eight additions at M E church

Springville correspondent reports Rev Knieskey ended a two week revival at the M E church with eight new members. Local residents Miss Dell Sanders Mitchell residents, M Z Stannard, J B Sanders, and Mrs Vantayle with relatives and others were noted in short visits and trips to Bedford Jefferson Oolitic and Mitchell.

Knieskey M. E. Church

Broad list of visits and illness in Tunnelton community

Blooming ton visitors include Mrs. Newton Lowder and Mrs. Flora Mathis. Indianapolis guests Mr. Fred Jackson and Mr. ndianapolis men on business. many residents report illnesses and family news. The Carson farm sale and various absences for work, school, and travel accompany social updates from the area.

Notice to Non-Residents in Lawrence County Indiana

Lawrence Circuit Court Bedford Indiana orders non residents including Ezekiel Dayton and Matilda Dayton to answer the complaint by May 3 1915 or risk hearing in their absence. The notice names unknown heirs executors and devisees of the Dayton spouses and marks March 5 1915 as the issue date.

Ezekiel Dayton Matilda Dayton Dayton Indiana Lawrence Bedford Fred E. Jackson

Births Deaths and Visits in Heltonville Community News

ThomasStafflord s little son contracts pneumonia while W F Norman and Glovey May suffer illnesses. The Turpen twins loss, buried at Bartlettsville, follows a recent death. Wallace Miller visits from New York to Kansas. Sowder family hosts a seventieth birthday dinner with many relatives present and photos by L R Thompson.

Wallace Miller New York Kansas Joseph M. Sowder Mr. Sowder H. L. Bartlett Glovey May M. F. Sowder Charles I. C. Sowder A. C. Clark Jef Sowder

Sheriff Sale Ordered In Lawrence County Indiana

By decree from Lawrence Circuit Court Laura G Anderson sues Frances P Jackson Myrtle Jackson Ora Fender et al. for 822.52 with costs. On March 27 1815 a public sale appraises rents of eight acres in section eight township six north range one west. If rents fail sale will include fee simple interest to discharge the decree. Sheriff William H Sitler Boruit & Boruit, d5w4 $12.50.

Lawrence Circuit Court Laura G. Anderson Frances P. Jackson Myrtle Jackson Ora Fender Lawrence County Indiana Bloomington Bedford Pike Road Guthrie Pike

Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Lawrence County Indiana

The court appointed Commissioner will offer the Cokenour Farm in Marion Township at public auction on March 12, 1915 at 10:00 a.m. The 22 acre tract and 19 acre quarter section from sections 32 and 33 are described with payment terms: one third cash, balance in two equal installments at six and nine months, secured by mortgage and notes bearing six percent interest. Sale subject to Lawrence Circuit Court approval. Thomas C. Underwood, Commissioner. W. E. Clark, Attorney.

Circuit Court Lawrence County Indiana Sallie Gaines Clarissa Cokenour Marion Township Felows Cokenour Lawrence Circuit Court Thomas C. Underwood W. E. Clark

Notice of Administration in Indiana Estate

A person appointed by the Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana as Executor of the estate of David M Brown deceased late of Lawrence County. The estate is reported as solvent.

Circuit Court Lawrence County State of Indiana David M. Brown Paul Short

Decree Directs Public Sale of Property in Bankruptcy Case

Court orders sale to satisfy a decree for 4712 dollars plus interest and costs. On March 7 1915 at 10 AM to 4 PM the northwest quarter of section 27, township 6 north range 2 east, 160 acres, plus other parcels totaling 240 acres, will be offered at public auction at the Evansville and Richmond Railroad right of way area and adjoining parcels described, to discharge the decree and costs.

Lawrence Circuit Court Albert T. Fountain Elmer Kk. Oder Lottie A. Oder William V. Riggs Daisy Riggs Lawrence County Indiana Nnorth Evansville and Richmond Railroad Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad Myansville and Richmond Mvansville Richmond

Sheriff Sale in Lawrence County Indiana Notice

Notice of sheriff sale in Lawrence County Indiana for real estate to satisfy a $284.87 decree plus interest and costs. The sale is March 22, 1915, 10 am to 4 pm at Bedford courthouse for a described 8 1/4 acre parcel in southeast quarter of section 17 township 5 north range 2 east with rents and profits if needed, and possibly the simple for sale if needed to satisfy the decree. Sheriff William Sitler signs the notice.

Lawrence County Indiana Lawrence Circuit Court Arthur W. Sherrill John Hunter Samson MN. Bever Bedford Lawrence State of Novi

Estate of Paul Short Administrator Named in Indiana Notice

State authorities in Indiana announce the administrator of the estate of Paul Short, deceased, in Lawrence County. The notice designates the official responsible for settling claims and assets of the deceased.

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Apples Jonathan Grimes Baldwin Kansas City Toledo Otho Bowden S.A. McClung W. F. Starks Frank Smith Mrs. Howard ‘Barnes Marshal Howard Tedford Matilda Darnell Enoch Etchison Maness Craig Albert Reuter Harry Wagner Tlinois Monday Fred Short Muncie Bert Luther White Manford Paxton Tunnelton Guite Byrd Ferguson Anderson Eliza Murphy Ralph Murphy Ernest Hall Porter Wagner Nellie Sheets Aliss Dollie Tirey Walter Paston Tanneiton Anna McPike Is Robertson Effie White Heltonville Dee Terril Hickory Grove Fong Minnie McPike Llehenville Tittle Salt Mrs. Tra Mikels Kilm Io Sipes Dorcas Fleetwood Mrs. Oliver Henderson Oliver Fleetwood Yellowstone Verona John Clampitt A. d. Clark Stokley Vaughn J. A. Blankenship the Cash Blacksmith East Artie Holimaty Edward Bailey Bruce Bowman Zelmia Herbert Chase Lafayette Ellis Flinn Leesiille William Ray Alva Ray Family Ora Speer Springville Delight Stannard Dell Sanders Mitchell F. C. Stannard Jefferson M. Z. Stannard Wiliam Stickles Stickles Hotel Charlie Vantayle Alice Will Vantuyle Oolitic Walter Armstrong Newton Lowder Flora Mathis Fred Jackson Bettie Donica S. FE. Conklin W. A. Fisher Ofndianapolis Frances Dodd Oscar Mr. Lutz Lapel Woodward Farm Carson Place Charles Beyers Shelburn Virgil Beyers Harl Bolling Oscar Simpson James Sallee Kenneth Short Peru Denis Williams Symerton, NL William Chestnut Eunice McDowell Anne Hert Ida Baugh Near Mitchell Mamie Cooper Robert Dixon John Kern Disney Noble Malott Mort Allen Frank Allen John Williams Mrs. Albertaris Indian Springs Ralph Wood Ethel Seals Maxine Porter Avoca Ellis Spoonmore William Spoonmore Armstrong Station William Moore Bessie Johnston Bloomfield Delphia Walter J. Giles Ellen Holmes Candy Bundy Yawhenceport Vina Dandridge Rosa Pfeffer Bettie Flinn Dannie Guthrie Mollie Flinn jAirs. Warn Nickleson Ft. Ritner Cora Ingle Flora Alice Mathis Fred Reynolds John Simpson Bessie Dodds E. Allen Carrie Kern Illinois Mary Guthrie Wdna Dodd Ora Baugh M.T. Guthrie Across the River State of Indiana Hugh A. Todd Aeatlettswille Jeffie Sowder Thomas Httle Tom Stafflord W. FL Norman Grover Turpen Bartlettsville C. A. Camp Ostecpath State Board Fifteenth Street Walls & Walls: Insurance Hodge & Walls Bld Phono Sheriff’s Sale William H. Sitler Boruit Perry Woolery C. H. Emery 15Th K Streets Trainor Hamer & Smith William H.‘Sitler Charlotte P. Short James B. Wilson Keacn & Meglemre J Street
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