Markets Report From Indianapolis Hogs Lead Local Trade
Indianapolis markets show 8 500 hogs B00 cattle 250 calves 400 sheep versus 9 874 hogs 1 125 cattle 342 calves 931 sheep last week and 9 467 hogs 1 164 cattle 1 359 calves 530 sheep year ago. Local packers dominate buying with rates set slowly and most supply sold 15 to 25 cents lower. Hogs under 170 pounds sold at 8.00 dollars down 25 cents. heavier hogs at 8.20 up with top local packer bids at 8.35 and shippers paying up to 8.59 for about 240 pounds.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Wholesale Prices for Fruits and Grains
The Indianapolis market reports a wide range of produce and grain prices. Apples, cantaloupes, cranberries, grapes, peaches, pears, pumpkins, and tomatoes are listed with unit prices. poultry, eggs, and butter are shown under wholesale buying figures. National market notes from Cincinnati St Louis and Kansas City accompany grain and live stock quotes, with varied prices for wheat, corn, oats, hay, and cattle and hogs through multiple exchanges.
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Cincinnati
Hay
Timothy
St. Louis
Kansas City
Toledo
Chicago
Oscar W. Unsen WaCD Honor at Panama-Pacific Show
In San Francisco at the Panama-Pacific Exposition on October 21 a luncheon was served at the California building by exposition officials. A bronze medal commemorating the event was struck for presentation to Senator Underwood.
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San Francisco
Underwood
California
Corn husking sets Fayetteville townsfolk in motion
Fayet teville notes Ott Kern and family motored to Springville. Oliver Hert of near Springville and John Voorhies of Eureka visited on business. Mrs Fortner traveled to Terre Haute to visit parents. Several locals attended Fox Hunters’ Association in Greene County and Uncle Tom’s Cabin show in Bedford. Rev Warren Sanders to preach at the Baptist church weekend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fox Hunters’ Association
Greene County
Bedford
Local Court Fines and Juvenile Jail Sentence Suspended
Elijah Chastain pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid $1 fine plus costs. William Bevers fined $2 and costs for intoxication. Jack Brazzle found not guilty. Alva Trogden fined $5 and costs and given 30 days in jail for intoxication, jail term suspended on physician certificate. State of Indiana vs Intoxicating Liquors and Reuben Smallwood on trial to determine raid destruction. Henry Detmar family from White Creek visited Ed Hartman and family on South H Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Chastain
Alva Trogden
State of
Indiana
Reuben Smallwood
Justice Mallott
Smallwood
Oolitic
Henry Detmar
White Creek
Ed Hartman
South H Street
Sherif Frustrates Jail Delivery in Seymour Indiana
George Bennett and Charles Howard, inmates from the Indiana reformatory, tried to break out of a Seymour jail. A saw and a four foot lead pipe were surrendered after a near escape as soap on Bennett’s body dried, hindering his slide back through a cell window. Both men face transfer to the reformatory. Howard has ten to twenty years for burglary. Bennett two to twenty one years for horse theft.
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Seymour
Ind
George Bennett
Charles Howard
Indiana Reformatory
Howard
Bennett
van Robertson
Ed Snyder
Notice to non residents in Indiana Lawrence County
Lawerence Circuit Court November Term 1915 quiet title action against non residents Leticia Dillon and others over 80 acres in section 33 township 6 north range 1 east Bedford Indiana. Defendants must appear by November 22 1915 answer or demur or default will be entered. Clerk Fred E Jackson seals the notice. W E Clark attorney. D22w4e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leticia Dillon
W. E. Clark
Dillon
Laticia Dillon
Vana Wilson
Lawrence Circuit Court
Bedford
Court meeting sets Lawrence docket for November term
The last day of this term of circuit court filled with docket calling and case setting for the November Lawrence circuit court starting Monday November 22. Burrel Webb scheduled for day one. Roland Short Leland Kern and Orville Madden fined 20 dollars plus costs for delinquency. Thomas Reath fined 1 dollar plus costs for nuisance. Wayman versus Harlow estate heard by jury since Thursday morning. Eva Williamson granted divorce from Leonard Williamson on Saturday.
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Lawrence Circuit Court
Burrel Webb
Roland Short
Leland Kern
Orville Madden
Wayman
Harlow
Girl Leaps to Her Death at Chicago Club
Nannie Johnson, twenty, a laundress, jumped from a fifth floor window of a Chicago club famed as a millionaire haunt. Coaxed details point to mystery. manager says she could not access the fifth floor. She recently came from Kalmar, Sweden and spoke only Swedish, spending spare moments reading the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nannie Johnson
van Buren Street
W. B. Bangs
Johnson
Kalmarlan
Sweden
A. Holton
Mitchell couples wed in multiple marriage licenses
Marriage licenses list John W Walker and Blanche Miller, Bartlett Jolly and Josephine Blevin, Arthur Lewis and Lula Meadows, Alonzo Borders and Lizzie Mitchell, Marvyn Ray Cripe and Mary Pauline Denniston, Ralph Smith and Stella Miller, Hannigan Speers and Marie Walton. Reverend J W Girdley and family return from Quincy after a visit. Mr and Mrs Cox of Oolitic move to Enman Illinois. James McDowell and party visit Southeastern station, attend Christian church convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Jolly
Mitchell
Josephine Blevin
Arthur Lewis
Bedford
Lula Meadows
Alonzo Borders
Sparksville
Lizzie Mitchell
Marvyn Ray Cripe
Mary Pauline Denniston
James MecDowell
Linton
Southeastern Station
Joseph Armstrong
12Th
L Streets
Christian Church Convention
Notice of Administration in Lawrence County Indiana
The Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana appoints Albert H. Dunihue as Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Dunihue deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent. This notice records the lawful probate action and administrator designation.
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Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Elizabeth Dunihue
Albert H. Dunihue
William Bruce
John H. Underwood
Frank L. Hoopingarner
Addie Hoopingarner
Susan J. Lane
Robert Brooking
Oiwss
Notice of Petition for Gravel Road Improvements in Lawrence County
Petitions filed with the Lawrence County Board of Commissioners seek grading draining and paving by crushed stone or gravel of gravel roads on township lines in Shawswick Guthrie Pleasant Run Townships. Hearings set for November 2 1915 in the county courthouse.
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Shawswick Township
Guthrie Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Shawswick
Guthrie
Heltonville
Tunnelton Road
Denniston School House
Pinhook
Leesville
Tunnelton
Bove
General Assembly
State of
Auditor
Board of Commissioners
Pleasant Run
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners of
Jesse J. McKnight
Pleasant Run Township
Bedford and Fairfax
Pleasant Run Church
Logan Pike
Logan Road
Bedford and
Fairfax Road
United States
Board of ‘Commissioners
Said County
Indiana partition suit notices in Lawrence County
Plaintiffs by attorney Henry Owen file a complaint in Lawrence Circuit Court seeking partition and sale of real estate. Affidavit states defendants including Huffingtons and Smiths are nonresidents of Indiana. Notice requires appearance by November 4 1915 in Bedford. Clerk Fred E. Jackson signs.
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David J. Huffington
Joseph M. Huffington
Henry Owen
Eunice Huffington
Orvil Huffington
Lizzie Johnson
Andrew Johnson
John Smith
Virga Smith
William Smith
Marion Smith
Emery Spencer Cummings
Walter B. Cummings
Joseph Lloyd Cummings
State of
Indiana
Lawrence Circuit Court Notice In 1915
Maggie L. Jackson files complaint in Lawrence Circuit Court case 8906 against William Jackson stating he is not Indiana resident. He must appear by the 4th Monday of November 1915 in Bedford to answer or demur or the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk Fred E. Jackson seals the notice October 5 1915.
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William Jackson
Charles R. Gowen
Indiana
Lawrence
Bedford
Ind
Fred E. Jackson
Estate of William Bruce Deceased Presented for Probate
Court records show the estate of William Bruce a deceased seeks probate with John H Underwood named in the filing as attorney or representative. Proceeding likely to determine heirs debts and asset distribution.
Hoopingarner Estate Executed in Lawrence County
Administratrix Addie Hoopingarner seeks settlement of the estate of Frank L Hoopingarner late of Lawrence County. Pearson and Martin Attorneys listed for the proceeding.
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Pearson& Martin, Attorneys
Surprise visitors return home after weekend visit
Mrs. Daniel Spray and her daughter Miss Ruby of Surprise had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Dalton this past weekend and returned to their home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Spray
Miss Ruby
Surprise
George Dalton
Final Report In Estate Of John Scoggan
Notice to heirs and creditors that Raymond Mitchell administrator de bonis non with will annexed has filed a final account for the estate of John Scoggan deceased. The circuit court will examine the account on the first day of the November Term 1915. Heirs and creditors must appear to show cause and prove heirship.
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John Scoggan
Lawrence Circuit Court
Raymond Mitchell
de Bonis
Estate of Levi Hawkins Deceased in Lawrence County
Circuit Court of Lawrence County handles the estate of Levi Hawkins. Dora Hawkins remains administratrix with Ira C. Batman attorney at law guiding the process. R. L. Mellen appointed as clerk. Olwse
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Dora Hawkins
Ira C. Batman
Atty. Administratrix
R. L. Mellen
Olwse
Estate appointment notice in Indiana courts
The State of Indiana appoints an executor for the estate of Susan J. Lane, deceased, with Robert Brooking listed as the executor. The notice names an attorney handling the estate and outlines the appointment process under Indiana law.
Notice to Non-Resident in Indiana Court
Notice in Lawrence Circuit Court Indiana to Hannah Dawson v John W Dawson. Defendant not resident. unknown residence. Appear by November 4 1915 at Bedford Courthouse to answer complaint. otherwise the case may be heard in absence. Clerk Fred E Jackson signs September 28 1916.
Affidavit Filed in Lawrence Circuit Court
The plaintiff filed an affidavit via attorney John H. Underwood stating defendant Robert F. Schleer is not a resident of Indiana. The case sets the defendant to appear on the 4th Monday in Bedford to be heard in his absence if not present. Court seal dated September 15 1916.
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Robert F. Schleer
John H. Underwood
Indiana
Notice to Bridge Contractors Indiana November 2 1915
Board of Commissioners Lawrence County Indiana invites sealed bids by 1 PM November 2 1915 to repair Armstrong Bridge near Armstrong Station in Perry Township. Plans specifications and drawings on file in Auditor's office. Bid bond must cover double bid. board may reject any bids. Ezra W Edwards 14th Auditor.
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Board of Commissioners
Lawrence County
Indiana
Armstrong Bridge
Armstrong Station
Perry
Ezra W. Edwards
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Leghorrsa
Louis
I. Hay
Oscar W. Unsenwacd
Alabama
American Press Association
Fayetteville
Blanche Fields
Ott Kern
Springville
Oliver Hert
Near
John Voorhies
Eureka
Alice Malott
Frank Fortner
Terre Haute
C. R. McNabb
John Atkinson
Here
Silverville
Wm. Short
Lawrence Thorne
Mrs
Lawrence Pierce
Elmer Jones
Bessie Hert
Thomas Cathers
Haeckler
Oscar Short
Herschel Bowman
Warren Sanders
Baptist Church
Stonington
Mr. Smith
William Bevers
Jack Brazzle
Sherif
Christian A. Scott
Sence
Thomas Reath
Eva Williamson
Leonard Williamson
Girl
Chicago Club
Gary
George Mancey
Adam Mastofisk
Company F
Indiana National Guard
Fogarity
Michigan
City
Lafayette
Yogarty
State
Big
John W. Walker
Blanche Miller
Ralph Smith
Stella Miller
Hannigan Speers
Marie Walton
J. W. Girdley
Quincy
Cox
Enman, Ill
Indi
Ana
W. O. Pate
S. W. Smith
August Bach
Et al
Lawrence Circuit
David J. Cummings
Andrew H. Younger
Nolice
Maggie L. Jackson
Idmr
de Bonis Non
Levi Hawkins
Hannah Dawson
John W. Dawson
Texsie Schleer
A. D
Fred’ E. Jackson
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