Muncie Tenant Leases Churubusco Flour Mill and Local Notices
Northern Indiana items report Henry Hay of Muncie has leased the flouring mill of Jacob Richler & Bro at Churubusco. Other notes include marriages between Miss Ella Baughman of Albion and John R. Marker of Ligonier, quarry hopes near Markle, and the death of 85-year-old Adelia McLin in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hay
Muncie
Jacob Richler & Bro
Churubusco
Ella M. Baughman
Albion
John R. Marker
Ligonier
Markle
Adelia McLin
N. G. H. MecLin
Huntington
Charles Roy
Clear Spring Township
Lagrange County
Wabash Valley Gas Company
Geneva
Diverse Indiana News From Huntington To Bluffton
Long reel of notices from around Indiana including a Harried wife seeking divorce after alleged husband departure, a Bluffton United Telephone cutoffs for nonpayment, Krause guilty of using cancelled stamps, deaths of local pioneers, new street paving in Columbia City, a claypool detective incorporation, biblical studies at Fairmount Academy, a soup house in South Bend, and incidents from Kendallville to Huntington with accidents and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelace
Huntington
James R. Slack
Albert McCoy
Wabash
United Telephone Company
Bluffton
William L. Krause
Walkerton
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
South Bend
John Krause
Krause
Robert Rhea
Noble County
Kendallville
John Beard
Whitley County
Richland Township
James West
Jackson Township
Wells County
A. D. Palmer
Valparaiso
Elijah Lyons
Citizens’ Bank
Portland
J. D. McKellar
R. F. Blount
Fairmount Academy
Bippus Telephone Co
Bippus
Luther
David Bussing
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Bent Adams
Herbert Hedden
Verne Hogemeyer
E. E. McDonald
John McDonald
Butler
Auburn
Jeffersonville
G. W. Kelsey
Washington Township
Otto Stickler
Schrader
Justice Kelsey
Christian Born
Columbia City
Sedan
DeKalb County
Mary Crane
Moritz Stricken With Slight Paralytic Attack
John M. Moritz a pioneer resident suffered a slight paralytic attack after church. The incident affected his left arm and speech. his advanced age makes the condition more serious than usual. He is resting at his West Berry Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Moritz
West Berry Street
Smiths and neighbors host guests. small town notes
Mr and Mrs Marion Smith and son Wayne visited J K Trenary in Rien. Jennie Rapp traveled from Fort Wayne to spend weekend with Fred and Mrs Rapp. Fred Kriegh under quarantine for smallpox at parental home. Mrs Fred Miller visited from Fort Wayne to stay with her daughter Mrs C N Fuhrman. Carrier incidents on route 1 and 8. wagon front knocked by horse and wagon burned except running gear while Maud Magley dined at a farm. Visitors include Frank Mercer and Dr D J Mercer. Archbolds and Sniders hosted. Henry Miller and Fuhrmans welcomed guests. Emrick siblings spent Sunday with Becks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Home Telephone Company
Co. L. Walters
Decatur
Ossian
Henry C. Millie
Warsaw
Emerson Bowser
Valparaiso
Inland Steel Company
Gary
Lake Shore Railroad
Elkhart
Emma Black
George Black
Albion
Walcottville
South Milford
Elizabeth Showers
Sedan
DeKalb County
A. F. Merriman
Bluffton
Wells County
Henry Uhlman
Noble County
Wawaka
Frank Harlex
Curtis Chamberlain
Wash
Gfhief
Aflaty
X. W. Adair
Columbia Gress
Yey
Tal
Garrett
Garrett Home Company
Central Union
Bell
Milo Garrett
Auburn
Joseph Lash
Kendallville
Huntington
Fort Wayne
I. Cook
W. P. Hart
J. B. Kenner
Anderson
Cook
O. W. Whitelock
J. Kenner
Indianapolis
Fiske Manufacturing Company
Churubusco
Val Brown
S. F. Ort
Virgil A. Geiger
J. A. Grisa
Abe Kriegh
Fred Miller
C. N. Fuhrman
Cercatur
J. Earl Butler
Maud Magley
Frank Mercer
D. J. Mercer
Boy Deserter Porter Returned to Navy from Waterloo
Clarence James Porter 19, son of Dr. J Porter of Waterloo Indiana, was arrested by Marshal Bartlett for desertion from the navy last summer. He will be sent to Norfolk Virginia. Porter enlisted in April, served as coal passer on the Ohio, deserted July 28 in New York, then returned to Waterloo and kept his Navy status quiet until arrest. He said he was glad to be returned and asked his father not be told.
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Waterloo
Wiking
Navy
Ind
Clarence James Porter
J. Porter
Marshal Bartlett
Norfolk
Young Porter
Chicago
Porter
Ohio
New York City
Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Edge Higher on Cash Demand
Chicago markets opened easy on liberal northwest receipts and Liverpool weakness. May wheat traded near $1.01 to $1.02, closed around $1.0254 to $1.0276. Corn and oats followed with firm closes, May oats at 53 1/4 to 54 1/2, May corn near 60 1/2 cents. Provisions eased with pork around $13.17, lard at $7.95, ribs about $7.00. Toledo wheat and corn futures quoted, cash and May prices listed.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Timothy
Clover
East Buffalo Market Hogs Sheep and Cattle Report
East Buffalo New York January 21 hogs receipts four thousand one hundred with shipments to New York one thousand seven hundred sixteen. market steady at early advance for mediums and heavies four dollars sixty three to four dollars seventy. pigs four eighty. roughs four to four ten. stags three to three twenty five. Sheep and lambs receipts five thousand. market lower with lambs seven fifty nine to seven eighty. sheep steady. Cattle receipts one hundred fifteen. market slow.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago and Cincinnati Market Roundup January cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago and Cincinnati market notes report cattle receipts Chicago at about 4509 head with mixed prices for beef cattle cows and heifers calves and westerns. hogs about 4.2 to 4.5 dollars with various classes. sheep around 12000 head with weak native and western bids. Cincinnati market steady for hogs and cattle with similar ranges. sheep and lambs also listed with steady to weak pricing and regional distinctions.
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Chicago
Ill
A.u
Chicago and New York Dairy and Poultry Market Updates
Chicago markets show steady butter creamery prices and weak eggs with cases around 200. New York reports firm butter and cheese with high receipts, and mixed poultry values for western and eastern buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Young Americas
New York
Pennsylvania
Market report from Toledo and Fort Wayne markets
North Lima at 94 cents. South Lima and Indiana at 9.0 cents. Fort Wayne markets on Sarr Street show Wheat 97 cents per bushel, Corn 62 cents, Oats 0 cents, Rye 9 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Sarr Street
Quotations and prices for farm produce and meats
Local market notes list prices for eggs beans onions turkeys chickens ducks geese pork honey popcorn potatoes and various grains and hides. Mill and packing house quotations cover wheat corn oats rye flaxseed barley and other commodities with ranges and notable highs and lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graln
Hines and Woal
S. Bush & Co
Alsac
Weilstrothers & Co
Eschart Packing Co
Brax
Shorts
East
Columbia Street
East Columbia Street
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Fort Pocahontas
Cannel
City to Buy Traction Conduits for Lighting Plant
A near completion agreement with Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction would transfer all their conduits to the city for the new municipal lighting plant. The purchase covers Calhoun Street from Superior to Brooklyn and Clinton Street between Columbia and Berry, including an unused duct laid before paving. This will centralize wiring and remove planned iron pales on Calhoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Wabash Valley Traction Company
Calhoun Street
Superior Street
Brooklyn Avenue
Clinton Street
Columbia and
Berry
Home Telephone Company
Berry Street
Wayne
Washington
Sweeney to Aid Allen County Quail Supply
Rev. Zach T. Sweeney state game warden met the Allen County Sportsmen's association game committee in Zollars office and pledged to secure a good quail allotment for hunters. He promised to replace pheasants with quail and to help distribute the birds. Attendees included State Senator W F Ranke Representatives W S Wells William Fruechtenicht Dr Miles F Porter Fred Zollars and E V Emrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Zach T. Sweeney
Columbus
Allen County Sportsmen's Association
Zollars & Zollars
Sweeney
W. F. Ranke
W. 8. Wells
William Fruechtenicht
Miles F. Porter
Fred Zollars
E. V. Emrick
Mrs Margaret Ulerich Dies At 77 In Columbia City
Mrs Margaret Ulerich, 77, died Sunday at her home in Columbia City. Funeral services will be held there Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. She had many friends in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ulerich
Columbia City
Fort Wayne
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