Diphtheria Deaths Lead July Toll in Marion
A northern Indiana brief notes deaths in Marion during July outpacing births, with other items including Columbia City residents dying in Florida, a new humane society in Bluffton, and various local happenings from Kendallville to Goshen, such as marriages, lawsuits, and mischief by alley rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Mettler
Columbia City
Marion
DeKalb County
Auburn
Kendallville
Elkhart
Lisbon
J. Papadogianis
South Bend
George Selemos
White City
Julius C. Sanders
Edith Baker
H. &. Baker
John F. Rohrer
Mary Rohrer
Eliza Pratt
van Dog and Pony Show
James Amos Boren
Bluffton
James A. Meek
Bilver Lake
Winona Lake
William H. van Scholack
Culver
Marshall County
J. Raber
Rome City
Logansport
George T. Weeks
Garrett Herald
Mary Eisenberry
Churubusco
Charles de Voe
Eisenberry Pharmacy
Elkhart County
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
St. Jseph River
Berrien Springs
Mich
J. W. Hampton
Kosciusko County
Sawtelle
Cal
Huntington
William Leedy
New Paris
Charles
Mrs. First
Salamonie Avenue
Reuben Bradbelt
Warsaw
Oakwood Cemetery
Srodbelt
Chicago
Pierceton
Indiana
Logane
Port A
Bobcott
Clyde
Miss Eva Fell quits Auburn Junction postoffice
A mass of local notices reports Miss Eva Fell resigning as postmistress due to her mother’s health. A scramble for the vacancy is noted along with multiple short items on lawsuits, deaths, robberies, reorganizations, and charming local incidents across counties.
Grain markets open lower as weather eases demand
In Chicago wheat opens bearish on favorable northwest weather with September edging down to 90 90 to 91 and closing steady slightly lower at 90 4 90 1. Corn stays steady with September at 55 0. Oats weaken early due to profit taking with September around 43 3. Hog, pork, and lard futures soften on lower hog prices with September pork near 16.42 and lard around 9.12. Tulsa and Minneapolis receipts noted but market ends mixed with declines in wheat oats and pork futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Market summaries from East Buffalo and Chicago stockyards
East Buffalo notes receipts of 3060 hogs with 750 shipped to New York and prices for various hog categories. Sheep receipts of 1000 with the market lower. Chicago cattle receipts around 4000 with steady prices. hogs about 20000 with a weak to lower trend. Sheep receipts near 11000 with a strong to higher market.
Cincinnati Market Notes From Aug 6 Receipts And Prices
Cincinnati reports a quiet market with steady to firm tendencies across cattle and hogs. Shippers and butchers see prices around 6.50 to 6.55 for common goods, cattle steady to strong with shipper quotes 5.25 to 6.00, lambs at 35.0 to 7.0 per head. Pittsburgh market notes similar steadiness for cattle and hog receipts, double deck heavy hogs around 6.60, mediums near 6.85, and beef at 6.90 to 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Hull
Chicago
Ill
Western
Cincinnati
Gattle
Barket
Pittsburg
Oga
Produce and Poultry Market Report Chicago Aug Six
Butter market steady creameries 20 24c daisies 184% Market steady at mark cases included 14 16c Cheese market steady daisies 13% of twins 12c young Americas 25 3c Poultry alive market steady turkey 12c chickens 12c springs 15c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Americas
Turkey
Butter and Cheese Markets Report From New York
New York markets report butter steady with receipts 22 226 packages. creamery common to special 19 25c, renovated common to special 17 23c, western factory 18 21c. Cheese market weak with receipts 15 332 boxes. state full creams 12c, large colored 11 1 2c, whites 11 1 2c, fair to good 10 11c. skims 9c. Eggs receipts 22 465 cases. market steady with fancy selected whites 26 28c, good to choice 23 25c, brown and mixed fancy 23 24c, western finest 19 20c, average best 17 4 18c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Market Prices From Fort Wayne and Nearby Mills
Toledo dispatch lists North Lima at 94e, South Lima and Indiana at 89c. Fort Wayne markets quote wheat 84, corn 60 63c, oats 44 45c, rye 72e, butter 18 20c, eggs 14 lic, turkeys 5c, geese 5c, wool and hides at varied rates. Mill and market quotations from Mayflower, Tresselt and Sons, and others add ranges for wheat, rye flour, bran, cornmeal, and oats with details on live stock and coal prices. High diversity of commodities across multiple brokers and yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Street
S. Bash & O
Graham
Tresselt & Sons
J. T. Johnson
K. Rusn
East
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Eckart Packing Co
Timothy
New
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pocahontas
Cannes
Coke
West Virginia
Indiana
Skat Club's Picnic At Fitzgerald Farm Near Robison Park
The Skat club held its annual picnic Sunday on the Fitzgerald farm along the St Joseph River near Robison Park. About sixty members and guests attended and declared the event thoroughly enjoyable. The informal German-American club has no officers and hosts two entertainments yearly. Ex Mayor Berghoff is among the charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelley
Churubusco
H. Randall
Columbia City
Reese Thompson
Laketon
John Albert
Noble County
Merriam
C. B. Jones
Garrett
The
Baptist Church
Ala
James H. Hessin
Telephone Exchange
Huntington
Pontiac
S. B. Whittenberger
Claypost
Sam Sinmon
Maurice Wagner
Ben Cook
Wabash
Richmond
Charles Cook
Warsaw Union
Elkhart Truth
North Webster
Kosciusko County
Milo Berkey
South of
Goshen
Geiger
Churubusco Truth
A. D. Beaty
Elkhart
Chicago
England
M. J. Harrington
Christian Church
Bluffton
Wabash County
Strater
Kendallville Fair
William Strater
Elmer Study
Claypool
East Buffalo
Kasciusko
Texas
Decatur
Heller
State Tax Board
Adams
Blackford
Fulton
Kosciusko
Lagrange
Noble
Whitley
Allen
Lake
DeKalb
Grant
Marshall
Charles Derf
North Manchester
Derf
Auburn
Savings Loan and Trust Company
J. L. Bruce
Kansas City
Thumma
Springfield Academy
South Whitley
Millard F. Anderson
New York
W. F. McNagny
Esther Delight Rhinehart
Frank Reinehart
Rochester
Emerson and Parsell
E. S. Emerson
Angola
Austin M. Parsell
Ed Beigh
Clara Emerson
Adams County
Charles
Pensacola
Fia
Bliss
Fort Wayne
Gart Shober
Evening Times-Post
John Dunlap
Millersburg
Dunlap
Frank W. Tucker
Pure Food Law
Logansport
Tucker
Bixler-Stealy
Angola Fair Grounds
Sarah Williams
Miles
Scott Bigler
Los Angeles
J. W. Hovarter
Pittsburg
H. O. Bixler
Iva and
Josephine Lewis
Toledo
Ohio
Skat Club
St. Joe
Robison Park
Berghoff
Indiana Bankers campaign to recruit all banks in state
Cashier J. Ross McCulloch of the Hamilton bank leads a drive for fuller Indiana Bankers' Association membership by mailing letters to northern bankers yet to join. Most Fort Wayne banks are already affiliated. The text notes a historical drug ad claim for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup with Food and Drugs Act guarantee, dated June 30, 1906, Serial No 1098.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bankers’ Association
J. Ross McCulloch
Hamilton Bank
Temple theater to open 1907 08 season
The Temple theater will open for the 1907 08 season on Monday evening September 2, with high class vaudeville offerings from the past two years. At Robison park theater only four weeks remain in the current season. The Majestic has already begun its season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Constab ¢ Grange
Ashley Mann
Decatur
Lew Dailey
Bluffton
Jacob Wikle
Washington Township
Noble County
William Dawson
Corunna
Studabaker Bank
Indiana
Decatur High School
Robert Sherlock
Harriet Wieder
Elkhart
Guy Plumb
Auburn
DeKalb County
Third Ward
Huntington Company of Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
William Richey
Alice Delphina Cowan
John W. Snyder
Angola
Steuben County
Spaulding & Rogers
Dan Rice
van Buren
Kosciusko County
Milford
Cutter
William Goshenour
Otsego Township
I. B. Rush
Columbia City
Whitley County
Temple Theater
Robison Park Theater
The
Majestic
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Northern
Ed Maroney
Ernest Cross
Emma Fulk
Peter Fulk
Honduras
Frank Molitor
Daniel Gingrich
Franklin Township
Keyser Township
Waterloo
James M. Statesman
Peru
Hartford City
Eli Wenger
Br. W. T. Green
Avilla
Catholic Knights of Avilla
Toledo and
William Hunter
Harrison
D. S. Linvill
Wells
Jay Counties
Kelley’s Grove
Pennville
J. A. M. Adair
B. G. Shinn
George Altman
Warren Township
Huntington County
Lloyd Kitt
William Peterson
Peterson
Frank L. Rhinehart
Willie Nei
Rufus Nei
Richland Township
A. E. Hollibaugh
Hollibaugh
Allen Chapel
Adame
Sowatyi
Eva Fell
Auburn Junction
Minerva Bly
Cromwell
Thomas Fox
Springfield
Fox
Bly
Straus Brothers & Co
Ligonier
Columbia City Lumber and Coa! Company
S. J. Peabody Lumber Company
James L. Bruce
Bruce
American Sheet and Tinplate Mills
Elwood
Albert Oppenheim
Clover Leaf
A. H. Sellemeyer
Fred V. Mills
D. B. Erwin
Erwin
Abe Jennings
Butler
Charles Jennings
Wayne General Construction Company
George W. Beers
Ray Essaman
Israel Barris
Solomon Wolf
Wolf
Barris
Sugar Creek
A. S. Wright
Monroeville
Lutheran Church
L. E. Wright
Charles Wright
George Shaffer
John H. Martin
Syracuse
Davis Homan
Martin
Frances Cuppy
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Place
W. H. Roper
A. L. Moody
O. E. Tarbox
Alda’ Bebenderfer
Bertha Knott
Cora Stanley
Mildred Bowman
Billa McCague
Thomas Daniels
Flint & Walling
Lake Shore
al McKee
W. H. Magsey
N. C. Shirley
Anti- Saloon League
A. E. North
Mary Eikenberry
Franklin Eikenberry
Herry Stevens
Paw Paw
Alvah Weaver
James Clugston
Hagenback-Wallace
Heminger
Nate Baich
Joseph Foust
A. W. Stierby
Baltimore and Ohio
Rock Creek Ditch
Fells County
L. E. Maddox
Montpelier
Maddox
Grain and Provisions
Chicago Market
East Buffalo Market
New York Market
Lima
Castoria
King's Saloon
Milla
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