Hogs and Cattle Receipts Affect Local Prices in Indianapolis
The Marlets report 7,000 hogs 1,400 cattle 350 calves and 639 sheep this week against 10,586 hogs 1,224 cattle 283 calves and 752 sheep last week and 8,562 hogs 1,157 cattle 362 calves and 632 sheep a year ago. Hog receipts were large enough to push prices down in local yards while declines were seen elsewhere. Extreme losses reached 10 cents with several trades nearly steady, averaging a 5 cent drop.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce and Grain Prices and Markets
Indianapolis reports wholesale prices for apples, melons, grapes, peaches, pears, plums, onions, potatoes, and other produce. It lists poultry and eggs prices, regional butter and dairy quotes, and cash grain bids in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and others with hay and wagon market figures. Bloomington brief notes a civil suit for damages filed by Cor te G. Lahue against William J. Dust, a Bloomington Stone operator.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bloomington
Ind
Corte G. Lahue
William J. Dust
South Side Stone Company
Bloomington Peford
Lahue
Dust
Wives of Baptist church ministers entertained at Needmore
Mrs. W. A. Jackson hosted the wives of ministers and deacons of the First Baptist church at her Needmore country home. The day featured a sumptuous outdoor meal, croquet and games, with Miss Plum Scoggan Idith Jackson and Inez Owen aiding hospitality. Guests included Mrs. T. J. Owen Mrs. Wilson Whitney Mrs. John Massey Mrs. M. F. Allen Mrs. Rex Jackson Mrs. S. V. Williams Mrs. C. M. Lemon and Miss Elizabeth Morgan of Richmond Mrs. J. W. Wible Mrs. Floyd McCracken and Mrs. E. J. Stalker.
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W. A. Jackson
First Baptist Church
Plum Scoggan
Idith Jackson
Inez Owen
T. J. Owen
Wilson Whitney
John Massey
M. F. Allen
Rex. Jackson
S. V. Williams
C. M. Lemon
Elizabeth Morgan
Richmond
J. W. Wible
Floyd McCracken
E. J. Stalker
Protracted Meeting Opens in Sheeks School House District
Local residents list attendances and errands as protracted meetings led by Elder Lowery Adamson of Williams begin at the Sheeks School house. Numerous visitors from Bedford Bloomington Oolitic and nearby towns stop by for events and church outreach.
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Gaynell
Gladys Wray
Lowery Adamson
Williams
Norman Station
City
Sheeks
Herman Callahan
Adamson
Church of Christ
Sheeks School
New Union Elder Opens Gospel Meetings in Medora
A series of gospel meetings began Wednesday evening at New Union led by Elder CG V Weddell of Medora. A good crowd attended with strong interest, inviting everyone to join and help make the gatherings successful.
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CG. V. Weddell
Medora
New Union
Study methods observed in Hagenbeck Wallace Show
Officials study the Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circuses methods as part of evaluating exhibition procedures. The inquiry examines training routines, animal handling, and public safety practices within the traveling show.
Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus to Halt Bedford Visit
Government observers praised the Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus for precision and organization. Gen Evans and Army Navy officers witnessed its two mile long street parade and dual show setup, with performances in Bedford on Friday September 10 at 2 and 8 pm and a 10 pm pageant departure.
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United States
Army Department
Gen. Evans
Mr. Wallace
Gen Vans
Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Carl Hagenbeck
Wallace Circus
Bedford
Mahogany Stars Meet Eagles in Bedford Exhibition
Sunday at Shea and Donnelly grounds at 2 15 p m the Mahogany Stars face the Eagles in a Bedford game that will showcase promising players. Fans are promised a warm reception as both sides pledge to prevail and keep the other from flying home defeated.
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Mahogany Stars
Eagles
Shea & Donnelly
Bedford
Railroad yard repairer injured after scaffold collapse
Robert Turpin, a car repairer at the Southeastern local yards, was severely hurt Wednesday when a scaffold plank broke on a car on the riprap track. He fell several feet, and a 10 penny nail penetrated his right foot at the center, a wound described as severe and likely to keep him from duties for days. This marks yet another accident for Turpin in the past year.
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Robert Turpin
Turpin
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Crawford Estate
In the Lawrence Circuit Court of the September term 1915 Am brose Crawford as administrator of Newton Crawford deceased presents his account for final settlement. The examination to be held September 20 1915 requires all heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved and the administrator discharged. Ambrose Crawford administrator McHenry Owen attorney.
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Ambrose Crawford
Newton Crawford
Notice to non residents in Lawrence County court
In the Indiana Lawrence County circuit court a quiet title suit Emma R East v David McFall Sr et al is set for the September term 1915. The defendants are non residents with unknown addresses and must appear September 14 1915 at Bedford court house to answer the complaint or be defaulted. The suit covers a parcel in the northwest quarter section 3 township 4 north range 1 east described along Bloomington and Lawrenceport road Guthrie Creek and mill dam. The Clerk Fred E Jackson signs the notice. Brooks & Brooks attorneys.
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David McFall, Sr
David McFall
Alfred McFall
Julia Vestal
Indiana
Lawrence County
Bloomington and
Lawrenceport Road
Guthrie Creek
Mill Dam
Lawrenceport
Lawrence Circuit Court
Court House
Bedford
L. S
Fred E. Jackson
Brooks & Brooks, Attys
Notice to Bond Buyers for Lawrence County Bridge Bonds 1915
The Lawrence County Auditor invites sealed bids by 2:00 pm on September 23, 1915 for fourteen thousand dollars of bridge bonds at 4 percent interest. Bonds of 1000 each dated Sept 1 1915 payable June 1 and December 1 1916 with annual maturity. bids require $500 bank certified check. Specifications in Auditor's office. Ezra W Edwards Auditor.
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Lawrence
Board of Commissioners
Said
Ezra W. Edwards
Aged Civil War Veteran Jerome Young Nearing End
Jerome Young, an elderly Civil War veteran on the Breckenridge road, was reported very low on Tuesday. He was stricken with paralysis a year ago and grows weaker daily, hardly able to take nourishment due to difficulty swallowing. Charles McCormick of Burns City was in town on business Tuesday.
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Lois Hays
Edith Wilson
Blanche George
Bruce Glimpse
Oolitic
Yanktown
South Dakota
Glimpse
J. W. Girdley
Cale
Church of Christ
Jerome Young
Breckenridge Road
Mr. Young
Charles McCormick
Burns City
Sheriff Sale In Lawrence County Indiana Real Estate
Public auction set for September 4 1915 at Bedford Indiana to satisfy an $85.50 judgment plus costs in the case Yenne v Hoard. Distinct parcel includes 35 acres part of the west half of the southwest quarter of section 6 township 3 north range 2 west north of the railroad. If rents cannot cover the debt the fee simple will be offered. William H. Sitter sheriff.
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Circuit Court
Lawrence County
Indiana
Charles H. Yenne
James Hoard
Court House
Bedford
William H. Sitter
Bond Sale Notice for Spice Valley Township Bonds
The trustee of Spice Valley Township Lawrence County Indiana invites sealed bids by 1 PM September 25 1415 for nineteen thousand dollars in school house bonds 500 notes due January 24 500 due year 1 half per cent interest semi annual payables at Bedford National Bank Bedford Indiana. Bids require a one hundred dollar certified check drawn on a Lawrence County bank and payable to S Chase.
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Spice Valley
Lawrence County
Indiana
Bedford
Notice of Admin For Estate of John Hf
Court records show a petition for administration of the estate of John Hf is filed. The matter seeks appointment of a personal representative and the handling of debts and assets under state law.
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John
Reconstruction of County Administrator Duties Ordered
A notice states that the un named administrator previously appointed by the county is directed to ensure solvency of the estate. Underwood is identified as administrator and charged with managing funds and responsibilities accordingly.
Andrew Duncan Acquitted After Nuisance Trial
In Justice Ralph Malott's court Andrew Duncan faced a nuisance charge after a long trial that ended with his acquittal. James Wagoner stood trial in police court for associating with a prostitute before Special Judge Charles Gowen. Other cases included Logan Gadsey awaiting a preliminary trial, James Barston in a paternity matter, J W Dawson facing intoxication and John Taylor pleading guilty to assault and battery on his wife.
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James Wagoner
Charles Gowen
Andrew Duncan
Malott
Logan Gadsey
Cas Robbins
John Taylor
State of
Indiana
Ralph Malott
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Indiana Couples
Logan Godsey of Reeds to Hazel Walden of Oolitic. Jack Kutler of Bedford to Selah Hall of Williams. Merle Smith of Williams to Bertha Wagoner of Williams. Lester Richardson of Oolitic to Alice Smith of Mitchell. Ernest Skytte of Bedford to Maude Sharp of Bedford. Charles Cummings of Norman to Elva D. Henderson of Zelma. Ralph Freeman of Williams to Eliza Inman of Williams. Philip Carr of Bloomington to Euphemia Riley of Bedford.
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Logan Godsey
Reeds
Hazel Walden
Oolitic
Jack; Kutler
Bedford
Selah Hall
Williams
Merle Smith
Bertha Wagoner
Lester Richardson
Ernest Skytte
Maude
Sharp of
Charles Cummings
Norman
Elva D. Henderson
Zelma
Ralph Freeman
Eliza Inman
Philip Carr
Bloomington
Euphemia Riley
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Daviess County
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James O’connell
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Sparksville
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Claude
Mooresville
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Rice Ratabaugh
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Crawford Johnson
East Seventeenth Street
D. R. Jones
Alexandria
Walter Jones
Ora Sheetz
Billie
Heltonville
Alice Beaver
Ethel Bennett
Charleston
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C. W. Kurtz
Linna Graham
Blooomfield
Zella Hert
Iona Roberts
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Irma Carmichael
Jamma Bridwell
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Evans
George Tapp
Erma Carmichael
Will Canty
Anna Dickey
Trinity Springs
Pete Heiger
Walter Sutton
Seymour
Brownstown
Mzra Morris
Gladys
Bernice
T. J. Dayhoff
Indian Springs
Orleans
Curtis Brock
Lorena Kelso
Campbellsburg
Carl Brewer
C. J. Armstrong
Duke Manuel
Smithville
Westport
Morton Cole
Helen
Washington Avenue
Bloomfield
Mason
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Edna Howser
Elwood
Meryle McClellan
Edward Dickinson
West Sixteenth Street
Richard Bex
Willams
West Baden
Dan Moore
Avoca
Walter Houpt
M. A. Cox
R. M. Fox
William Allen
Miss Ruth
Greencastle
C. E. Allen
A. C. Guthrie
Coy and
Craigie
Decatur
Ill
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Jackson
Michigan
Pearl Smith
Mary Frances
Dorothy
Lorena
Peerless
John Able
Thos. Pierce
Mr. Able
Curtis McPike
Marshall Township
F. M. Salyards
Fari
Hiram Henderson
Josiah Chess
Sophia Henderson
Robinson, Ill
Henderson
Ernest Lehman
Dell Foddrill
John Henderson
Mrs. Noble Reynolds
Tunnelton
William Sitter
Huron
Mrs. Mack Lane
Brad Armstrong
Otis L. Inman
Highland Park
Harry Edward
William Weaver
Little Son
Anna Browning
Mabel Ramsey
Daisy Cooper
Teachers Institute
Jessie Marshall
Silas Marshall
Salem
Miss Wray
E. Richard Edwards
Bedford Christian Church
Christian Church
Martinsville
Charles R. Gowen
Mary
Ft. Ritner
Mr. Gowen
Roscoe Jenkins
Susie Head
Uncle Sam
Wallace Show
McHenry Owen
Emma R. East
Lawrence Couty
Sheriff’s Sale
Bedford Na Indiana
S. Chase
Flams
Circuit Court of Law
State of Indiana
William Eilate
Lawrence Coui
Istration
The
Underwood, jAdministrator
Justice Malott
James Barston
Justice Orans’ Court
J. W. Dawson
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