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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
5
Market brief reports mixed grain quotes with Wheat No 2 and corn referenced. Pigeons per dozen is mentioned in a stray line but lacks full context or price details. The readable fragment suggests commodity prices but omits clear figures or events.
Receipts show 6,000 market losses with hogs and cattle mixed. Market ranges include Hew heavies at 13.90 to 14.25, medium mixed 14.00 to 14.15, and calves steady to 50c lower with 600 receipts. Corn strong at 1.07 to 1.09, oats steady, hay market steady.
Cincinnati Live Stock reports 2 200 steers hogs sheep and lambs with price ranges and receipts. Local visits include Mr and Mrs N A Crawford and J A Braden visiting Raymond Crawford in Connersville and Mr and Mrs Earl Jones of Indianapolis spending the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Jackson west of town.
The page lists non hardening salt prices and packaging details from Decatur County Farm Bureau. It also notes legal business in Shelbyville, a Batesville baseball game spectator, a remark about President Adams and Jackson, a car carburetor mouse incident, and a London fog dust report with measurements and the jet dust counter used to count particles.
The county auditor reports township male voters over 21 in Decatur County Indiana with counts for Washington 2034 and other townships. Public inspection allowed to correct errors. auditor Zetterberg signs dated July 13, 1925. In a separate matter the estate of Orin Doggett is under final settlement before the Decatur Circuit Court on September 7, 1925. heirs creditors must appear. Clerk Robert F. McKay notes attorney Myron C. Jenkins represents the estate.
Sarah A. Evans and others convey 40 acres in Marion to Edwin Sutton for 1200 dollars. The notice records a land transfer and the involved parties.
Mr and Mrs Carey Cole and daughter Mrs Dorothy Brown of Indianapolis are visiting Mr and Mrs J W Snedeker at New Point.
Examine your house for peeling siding nail holes and worn window casings. Paint small defects now to avoid decay later. Burdsal paint from The Corbett-Rohe Co offers 25 year protection versus roof costs.
Don Williams helps in the St John and Guthrie drug store, aiding customers and supporting daily operations at the local pharmacy.
Dr and Mrs C A Kuhn and daughters Dorothy and Hilda will travel by motor to Michigan City on Wednesday for a visit. Miss Lottie Kuhn will join for a motor trip to Minneapolis. They expect to be away over two weeks.
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