Case Settled and Judicial Actions Noted in Court
The Baltes & Co versus McBride Construction suit settled in the superior court with a $150 payment due by next Wednesday or $250 judgment. Other items include Talbott Wilson jailed for contempt, Heckler suing Bunch and Ehrlich over a $400 mortgage, and wills probated for Exter D Holmes. The National Duplicating case moved to circuit court. Swain versus Ivins continued due to absent attorney Colerick. Ira Campbell ordered to explain nonpayment to support wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Baltes & Co
McBride Construction Company
Municipal Electric Lighting
Martin Miller
Talbott Wilson
Lillian Wilson
Schoenefeld
Bunch
Bull
Paully Bunch
Henry Ehrlich
Heckler
A. B. Jackson
Harrison and
Main
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Exter D. Holmes
Jefferson Township
Us H
Fred
Grace G
Minnie Iildred ‘G
Ruby D. Holmes
Guilav A. Katt
Suit filed to force payment for Brazoria County Texas land
Eliza J Sturgeon Ralph Sturgeon and Clay Carrington sue William G Young in superior court to compel acceptance and payment for 160 acres in Brazoria County Texas contracted last November for 6596 dollars with 5996 demanded after a tender of deed and balance payment. Deputy Clerk William Hammond notes prep for new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza J
Ralph Sturgeon
Clay Carrington
William G. Young
Texas
Young
Brazoria
County
Bittinger
Houk
William Hammond
River bank control laws eyed as session continues
City authorities outline aims for river and bank improvements. A bill may be drafted for the general assembly to enable the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Colerick
Ranke
Shirley
General Assembly
Grand jury probes Scott killing as hearings begin
Circuit court jurors convene to investigate the Walter Thornton killing and hear related evidence in addition to new duties. Witnesses include Kenneth Swift, Nick Louraine, Anna Strousser, Mrs. John Scott and John Welch. Welfare, alimony, and ongoing local court actions fill the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Walter Thornton
John B. Scott
O'Rourke
George Torrence
City
Eli Yoder
Leo
Henry Kaiser
Henry Pranger
Delbert Brooks
St. Joe
Hugh McFadden
Aboite
Torrence
McFadden
Yoder
Will
Hammond
Albert E. Thomas
Harry Hilgeman
Scott
Kenneth Swift
Nick Louraine
Anna Strousser
John Scott
John Welch
John Daly
Mrs. Wightman
Frances J. Wightman
Lewis J. Wightman
S. H. Knox
Wightman
John Lee
Robery
Phil B. Colerick
Yarnelle
Trial on estate suit against Lima and Toledo Traction
The suit of Anna Bill administrator of Jacob Bill's estate against Lima and Toledo Traction was heard for a second time in the superior court with Judge R K Erwin presiding. A prior verdict of 2000 favored Bill. Heaton held the traction firm not liable for a snow drift causing a sleigh crash and later death, while the Bill family blamed the injuries on the accident. Grand jury to indict highway robbery suspects. John A Lee testified, likely ten year straight sentences for the accused. Witnesses outside the courtroom included Joe Faulkner of Woodburn whose saloon was robbed and Marshal Columbus Croy killed. Scott case details also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bill
Jacob Bill
Lima and Toledo Traction Company
R. K. Erwin
Heaton
Traction Company
Bill
Grand Jury
Charles McKinzie
William Yarnell
John A. Lee
Liiely
Joe Faulkner
Woodburn
Columbus Croy
Scott
Change of venue sought for Adams County case
The remonstrants have applied for a venue change with Henry Hockemeyer William Beauchot Frank Geradot and C F Gla dieux named as applicants. Relics removed from the unused room by the circuit court and relocated to the south side. Custodian Frank Joly and staff arranged them attractively. The vacated room will become an extra court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per ‘Henry
Hockemeyer
William Beau ‘Chot
Frank Geradot
C. F. Gladieux
Adams County
Frank Joly
Chicago Markets React To Wheat Price Rally
Liberal selling sparked by yesterday's price surge pushed wheat lower in Chicago trading. May futures slid to about 1.08 dollars while other grains showed weakness. corn and oats followed the wheat downturn amid light demand and abundant offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Hogs and cattle market report from East Buffalo and Chicago
East Buffalo market February 2 receipts 2 720 hogs 50 cattle 2 000 sheep and lambs steady prices for most classes with pigs and lights down. Chicago February 2 cattle receipts 8 500 with steadiest to 10c lower. beeves 4 420 to 7 00, cows 1 85 to 5 60, calves 6 00 to 6 50. hogs 2 000 head with market 15c to 20c lower. highs around 6 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Ill
Valentines and Favors Offer Modern Valentines at Low Prices
Woler and Seau er present prettier valentines than lace paper and silk years ago with new ideas and novelty. They showcase hand painted valentines, Dutch maidens, Chinese girls, hearts, sachets and folders priced from 10c to 75c, plus decorating items for the hostess to brighten rooms.
Indiana Live Stock Market Report for February Two
Indianapolis Ind February 2 Receipts Hog 13000 cattle 1800 sheep 150 Hogs list shows heavies 650 680 medi um 6 60 6 85 6 60 good to choice lights 6 60 6 35 common to good 5 50 6 60 roughs 5 6 10 best pigs 5 5 50 bulk of sales 6 6 0 Lambs common to best 4 00 Market steady to strong for lambs and market overall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Pittsburg Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Feb 2
Pittsburg market reports light cattle receipts and steady prices. Hog receipts include 12 double deck loads with bids from 6.00 to 7.05 for various classes. Sheep and veal calf prices show declines with lambs at 7.85 and veal calves at 9.00, while sheep fall to 5.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago Butter and Eggs Markets Report
Chicago February 2 butter market steady with 22 28 cents for creameries. Eggs market weak with firsts at 33 cents. Cheese market firm listing daisies 15 cents twins 14 1444 cents young Americas 15 16 cents. Poultry alive market steady to firm turkeys 16 cents chickens 15 cents spring chick ens lic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
New York Market Prices and Receipts Report for Dairy Goods
Butter firm across grades with receipts totaling 9 012 packages. Creamery and western factory items show varied yet steady pricing from 18c to 30c. Cheese market firm with 2 857 boxes and creamery specials at 12c to 15c. Eggs market mixed as Eyes easily quotes 34c to 40c range. Poultry market uneven with western birds at 12c to 21c and turkeys 19c to 23c. Toledo market cited at 1.04 dollars for northern items and 0.98 for South Lima Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne wholesale markets show varied farm product prices
Quotations list high and low values for wheat corn oats hides wool and animal products from multiple firms including S Bush & Co Weil Brothers & Co Mayflower Mills Tresselt & Sons J T Johnson G H Crouse Eckart Packing Co and Nathan & Levy. Prices cover live cattle hogs sheep and farm staples across Fort Wayne territory including New Haven Monroeville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort. ‘Wayne
Barr
S. Bush & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
Tresselt & Sons
J. T. Johnson
Columbia St
G. H. Crouse & Co
East Columbia St
E. K. Bush
East Columbia
Eckart ‘Packing ' Company
Nathan
Levys
Columbia St. Market
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Monroeville
Baldwin
Hoagland
Sheldon
Aboit
Arcola
Peabody
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George Swain, Jr
Lee Ivins
Randall Hotel
Campbell
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Ira S. Campbell
John Baker
Columbus Cray
Huntington County
Isaiah Weaver
Sarah Weaver
Commissioners’ Court
Lloyd Hursh
Grabill
Peter Garber
Lee
Frank Disler
Hurshtown
Petro
Old Country
Toledo
George A. Crutchfield
Christian Bahret
Amelie
Albert Bahret
Thomas Swank
Margaret Kelly
Grand Lodge
Brotherhood of
Joseph Ramsey
J. G. Godfrey
Justice Grabner
Keystone
Meyer
Grain and Provisions
Timothy
Western
Rio
Santos
New Orleans
Woler
Sesauer
Valentine
Nemo
Foxy
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