Market prices and listings from Elvestate and traders
The page lists prices for wheat at 84 cents per bushel, corn 22 cents, oats 20 cents, and various Timothy and Clover feeds by ton or bushel. Livestock bids include cattle 2.50 to 4.00 per hundred, hogs 3.10 to 3.50, horses 5 to 100 per head. Poultry and dairy rates cover spring chickens 12.4 cents per lb, hens 5 cents, ducks 5 cents, butter 5 cents, eggs 7 cents, and lard 5 cents per pound. Flour and brand prices noted, plus local moves and notices about community events and miscel‑laneous legal notices.
Tumor Removed From Face At City Hospital
Miss Ollie Stevenson underwent an internal mouth surgery at City Hospital performed by Drs Banker and Holder with a team of physicians present. The tumor on her face, linked to a past injury, was removed without external disfigurement and described as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Banker
Lewis Mobly
Ollie Stevenson
City Hospital
A. J. Banker
Holder
Steven
Miss Stevenson
Political Factions and Local News Notes Mixed In
A mix of political shifts in Ohio and local updates. Hanna opposition signals widening gaps in party lines while Foraker faces scrutiny and Rand-like factions. Also brief notes on a sick child, street cleanup, a proposed $1,000,000 monument to Jeff Davis, and a Columbus forger case involving James H. Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Jeff
Jeff Journal
Mark Hanna Not As Noisy As Others Yet Dominant in Senate
The Nashville American notes that Mark Hanna has not been as loud as Mason Hlinvis or colleague Foraker since entering the Senate, though Republicans nationwide recognize his presence and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
Mason
Hlinvis
Foraker
Senate
Four Workmen Buried by Quicksand Tragedy
Four city workers at Wayne Indiana were digging a trench when a vein of quicksand collapsed. Three died instantly: A Hennis A Brown and James Christie. Michael Sheehey was fatally injured and likely to die. one man was rescued from the sand and rock but in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sheehey
Sheeney
Robbery at Joe Young's Grocery in Maple Grove
Bold thieves forced entry Monday night at Joe Young's Grocery in Maple Grove and stole cash, a silver watch, stamps, tobacco, cuff buttons, and about $5, totaling around $25. Bloodhounds traced the trail toward Edinburg, with hopes of capture. clerk Fred Newtrop alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Young
Maple Grove
Young
Smith
Edinburg
Wheat Stored as Rail Service Shifts Prompt New Hauling
Grifith stored much wheat in a warehouse at Alert and had to dispatch teams to haul grain to his elevator after the J. and R. Railroad line reduced service. The move reflects shifting transport and storage needs due to railroad changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifith
Alert
Salvation Army worker rebukes theft question
An Applied Admission item quotes a Salvation Army worker asking if stealing a pin is as great a sin as stealing a dollar. Billy the Dill replies that he won’t steal anything worth stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Muncie Elks Drill Team Skips Minneapolis Meet
Capt. H R Wysor of the Elks drill corps will not take his company to the next annual meeting in Minneapolis. Muncie lodge won first prize for Indiana at the Cincinnati meet. The unit's fancy drill movements wowed the parade, but prize awards at Minneapolis are military in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
H. R. Wysor
Elks Drill Corps
Minneapolis
Muncie Lodge
Indiana
Cuncinnati
Ailitary
Man Nearly Kills His Own Child in Accident
Ephraim Root of near here repaired a fence and, on returning, struck a stump with an ax slicing a deep cut in his young son's head. An artery was severed and the boy fainted several times before aid arrived. He is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitney
Ephraim Root
Here
Columbus Ready to Host State Sunday School Convention
A letter from C L Weaver Secy of the State Sunday School Convention asks if Columbus should host the next State Convention, and the city replies yes Columbus will be glad to have it. The G A R encampment boosted Columbus, and residents believe the city will impress next year as well. Columbus is well equipped to handle conventions and will be warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Moore
C. L. Weaver
Columbus
Banker Rumor on City Hospital Lease of Crump Sanitarium
Rumor spread yesterday that Dr. AJ Banker of City Hospital leased Crump Sanitarium and plans to convert it into a large hotel and gain control soon. The report reflects street chatter with no official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ. Banker
City Hospital
Crump Sanitarium
George Wells Leaves for Navy Entrance Exam
George Wells son of James Wells left for New York to seek admission to the navy. He must pass an examination first and his entry depends on the result. Wells is cousin to the city electrician and has many supporters in Columbus. Waltman went to Madison yesterday on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wells
James Wells
New York
Navy
Demand of the People Calls for Swift Action
Quote from the Omaha World-Herald asserts immediate action is needed as the country reels from a crisis described as a man hanged by suspense, not fatal fall, underscoring public impatience with political leaders. The statement attributes the demand to Mr. Wanamaker, reflecting popular pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wanamaker
Omaha World-Herald
Sultan seeks continued advice to win recognition as victorious power
The Times correspondent in Constantinople reports the Sultan thanking Emperor William for his counsel and urging continued guidance. He expresses that the friendship between the Emperor and the Sultan should help Turkey secure full recognition of its rights as a victorious power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Turkey
Tin plate wage dispute prompts Pittsburg meeting
Exwoop Inc reports tin plate manufacturers rejected workers wage scale. A joint meeting of manufacturers and workers is set in Pittsburg to draft a scale for the coming year. Workers demand a restoration of the 1892 scale while manufacturers resist any increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exwoop, Inc
Pittsburg
Enterprising Local Business Men Prominent in Tomorrow's Write Ups
Tomorrow's issue highlights include Smith & Walker agricultural dealers, Meyer & Fiegenbaum, Fiegenbaum & Bowlen, Ferguson, photographer Lienberger, Owens & Williams tailors, W. H. Fulwider works, Theo Otto Ernst Stahlhuth Q J Noblitt, Caldwell & Drake druggists, Jones and Lambert contractors, Herman Von Strolle drayman, Joseph Gysie whiskey wholesaler, clothing dealer, Citizens Telephone Co. Lee Loy grocer, S W Daugherty & Co pension men, and Gov. Arthur connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Walker
Meyer & Fiegenbaum
Fiegenbaum & Bowlen
Ferguson
Lienberger
Owens & Williams
W. H. Fulwider
Theo. Otto
Ernst Stahlhuth
Q. J. Noblitt
Caldwell & Drake
Jones and Lambert
Herman von Strolle
Joseph Gysie
Citizens Telephone Co
Lee Loythe
S. W
Daugherty and. Co
As “Co
Silent Senators List of Quiet U S Senators and Their Habits
A newspaper notes a cadre of silent U S Senators who rarely speak or write letters. It cites Wetmore of Rhode Island who has not spoken in over two years, and others like Dixon, Clark, Mitchell, Roach, Harris, Heitfeldt, McEnery, Penrose, Rawlins, Kenny, McBride, Turner, all described as dormant in Senate activity with Mitchell singled out for years of silence and a rear-row appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Dixon
Senate
Clark
Wyoming
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Roach
North Dakota
Harris
Louisville
Heitfeldt
Idaho
McEnery
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Rawlins
Utah
Kenny
Delaware
McBride
Oregon
Turner
Washington
Dead Beat Accusation Shocks City Over Stranger Osgood
A transient named A. D. Osgood left debts with Payne house O. L. Bishop paint shop and Dr. Sexton. The Democrat labeled him a dead beat, while Osgood claims he planned a short absence and will settle. he is now in Columbus seeking receipts and denies the charge. Local plans for a July celebration and a merchant parade are urged at St. Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Osgood
Payne House
O. L. Bishop’s
Dr. Sexton
Osgood
Democrat
Num
Columbus
Democrate
Personal notices from Seymour area
L Lehman left yesterday for Cincinnati. Charles Turpin and wife depart for Chicago this evening via the Big Hour. J A George went to Indianapolis yesterday. Mrs Chasteen to Indianapolis. Miss Lethia Kellar to Columbus to visit parents. Will Wayland of Columbus spent Sunday here with his best girl. Mrs H L Williams of Davenport IA visiting her parents. Rev W Sigmund leaves for Dayton Ohio today. Miss Dora Shields returned from Indianapolis. High School grads urged to get calling cards at Star Office. Circuit Court busy with civil cases. B M Hutchins represented Mason ic Lodge at Grand Lodge in Indianapolis this week. Baptist Ladies Aid to meet this afternoon with Mrs Rod Henry. Mrs Charles Turpin ill, physician called. Dr ZB Funkhouser buys Fifth St property from Calvin J Remy. will move in soon. Friends of Mrs David Pyles hosted a surprise at 1021 Peart St with George and May Werner musicians. A serious accident on the B&O near North Vernon yesterday morning. no injuries known, trains delayed. Henry Heath was in the city yesterday.
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Home Markets
Walter Duffy & CO
Charlie Compton
Cincinnati
Horace Ferris
Chestnut
Rhuento
Drugcoes
The
Y. P.s.c.e
Christian
Epworth League
Y. m. Ca
Carl H. Loop
Butler College
Hamiltons Estate
Gueeensbureg
Elizabeth Hamilton
Thomas M. Hamilton
Lafayette
Knightstown
Mr. Havilton
Helen Baker
Propertetla
Fayette
Ae Signa
Hamilton
David Chitty
Bartholomew County
Maggie Meger
Henry Neimeyer
Seymour Rep
United States Senate
Morgan
Ohio
Rochester Times
McKinley-Hanna
Ohio Republican
Joseph Foraker
New York Journal
Vinnie Conner
John Conner
Dr. Halder
Frank Clark
Mr. Clark
Newt Marsh
D Jeff
Journal
James H. Bond
Bond
Shelbyville
Nashville
Merican
Wayne
Hennis, A. Brown and
James Christie
Fred Newtrop
Fred Kollmeyer
M. F. Orvill
Cortland
Paul Gruber
Thomas Turpin
Franklin
Chas. A. Turpin
Cambridge City
Chicago
Bell Telephone Company
Courier Journal
Amai
Washington Street
G. A. Rt
Richmond
City of
Marion
Terre Haute
Earl
Albert Owens
James R. Pritchard
Indianapolis
Boyd
Alice Crowell
Jennie‘Dunlap
Conrad Walz
Latona Race Course
Harrison Township
Covington Ice Co
Ceeded
Billy the Dil
Wm. Waltman
Madison
Sultan
Kaiser
London
the Times
Constantinople
Chamber
Hendrik Hudson
Catskill Mountains
Mr. Os
Gool
Dr. Seston
Izer
Mr. Osgood
Senator Quay
St. Dennis
C. C
L. Lehman
Charles Turpin
Jacob Waggoner
J. A.george
Mrs. Chasteen
Mrs. Schroer
Walesboro
Lethia Kellar
Seymour
Republican
Will Wayland
Seymour News
Mrs. H. L. Williams
Davenport,Ia
Mrs
James Cochrane
Rev. W. Sigmund
Dayton, Ohio
Dora Shields
Star Office
Circuit Court
B. M. Hutchins
Masonic Lodge
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Rod Henry
Charles ‘Turpin
Odr. ZB Funkhouser
Fifth St
Calvin J.remy
Funkhouser
David Pyles
Peart- Bt
George
May Werner
North Vernon
Henry Heath
Donner
Bia
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