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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
7
The report lists various poultry categories such as turkeys ducks geese and pigeons with prices around 12.65 to 12.75 for several grades and notes receipts. Cattle market shows steady to slow trends with bulk prices 9.50 to 10.50 and calf receipts around 10 with top values near 9.50 to 11.50. Lambs top at about 14.50.
Columns will do rent rooms secure help find lost articles enable you to make advantageous trades sell chickens eggs corn farms tools wood produce The classified columns connect you with the party who wants what you have or has what you want The rate is a word for the first insertion and sc a word for following insertions Tele phone your ad to 1402 or 1207.
The Indianapolis grain market shows corn futures for No. 3 white around 1.03 to 1.05 per unit with slight fluctuations. Oats remain steady with prices near 43 to 44, while hay prices show general activity and small shifts in value.
Cattle receipts 1,650 with market 25 cents lower. Shipping steers good to choice $9.50 to $12.00. bulk $9.00 to $10.00. Hogs receipts 3,500 with market 10 to 25 cents lower. good to choice packers. Sheep receipts 75 with market weak. good to choice $5.00 to $7.00. lambs good to choice.
United Press reports Indiana sees rising transient unemployment as 996 transients sought aid and 400 found work in the Salvation Army fiscal year. Major W. S. Sowers notes improved activity as building resumes, but overall aid requests and interviews rose sharply versus 1923.
Ed Firsich and Clarence Greeman traveled to Cincinnati for a dog show. Ripley County high school hosts a county track meet Saturday at Liberty Park with every school in attendance. A high class boxing exhibition entertained local fans after an American Legion event. Rev. J. Barthelmas resigns from St. Mark's Lutheran last Monday. Student Pastor Knuten of Hanna Divinity preached yesterday. Mrs Esther Schrader and Warren Schrader plus Mrs George Johanning visited Cincinnati. Ruth Schwartz of Greensburg visited Mrs Johanning. Cincinnati Pitt games drew fans yesterday. Leonard Heinlein of Purdue returned to Lafayette last night.
Puzzle features horizontal and vertical word lists with numbered clues. Readers are invited to solve riddles spanning Greek letters colors rivers and sports terms, with notes about solution appearing in the next issue.
The junior class of the high school will present the play "Honor Bright" in Memorial auditorium on Wednesday evening. Miss Amelia Sandman and Harvey Sandman with family from Shelbyville visited Louis Jager's home south of town over the weekend. Reuben Schroeder and Arthur Cramer spent yesterday in Indianapolis. Lester Arkenberg and Leonard Heinlein motored to Indianapolis on Saturday.
Indianapolis Red Cross official William Fortune says a careful survey is needed to determine the full extent of tornado damage across southern Indiana and Illinois. He pegs Indiana losses up to 4 million dollars and the storm area near 20 million, with 8,000 potential property award cases expected.
Buick Six Touring closed Haynes Six Touring Overland Four Touring 1924 Ford Touring ROY PRIVETT Main Street Garage corner Main and Monfort streets $1 tfc
Charles T. Gilmour offers flowers and garden plants in season at 1128 N Broadway. Call 3320-x 90-40te for details.
Price list for salt that does not harden with barrels at 2.75 and 100 pound bags at 1.50, 50 pound bags at 55 cents. Contact Decatur County Farm Bureau at phone 1371.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Talkington and daughter Catherine of Alert were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burns near Alert yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hite of Indianapolis spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hite near Sandusky.
The Circuit Court of Decatur County Indiana appoints William F Herber as administrator with will annexed of Florendine Engle estate. The estate is declared solvent. Attorney John E Osborn signs the notice with dates April 18 and May 2.
The article notes Eli Whitney, renowned for the cotton gin, is credited with repairing fiddles before his famous invention. It highlights early mechanical skill and experimentation linked to Whitney’s broader tinkering.
A newly developed high explosive in Brazil reportedly operates without releasing gases that could injure users. The brief notes the gasless nature as a key feature of the new explosive technology.
A reader notes Sunday dinner at Smiths The Old Reliable located at 209 East Main Street, station 92.2.6..local guidance
Leora Goff files for divorce against Raymond Goff in Decatur circuit court Indiana No. 10876. Raymond Goff must appear by June 8 1925 at Greensburg courthouse or risk hearing in his absence. Clerk Robert F. McKay signs the notice with Tremain Turner as counsel.
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