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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
13
Classified ad notes pricing for first insertion at one cent per word and subsequent insertions at half a cent per word. Cash required with order. business or phone subscribers may call and pay after. Ads under 25 cents in these columns, or 10 cent daily minimum thereafter. Phone numbers 1402 or 1207. For sale stock scales by Henry Sefton at 238 ttc.
Receipts show 4 500 cattle 900 and hogs 4 200 and sheep 150. Market trends include higher hogs 10 to 25 cents off and calves around 13 dollars while cattle remain slow and steady with light weights strong. Corn and oats hold firm with mixed wheat and hay prices steady at cash as receipts rise.
Palmo Midds promotes high grade seed at low price from Farm Bureau Elevator. Local visit notes include Mr and Mrs Lee Scott of Indianapolis staying with Allen Beagle near Letts, and Clyde Robinson of Indianapolis visiting his mother in Westport. Roads Cass county praised. corn looks fine in northern Indiana this fall. General ads and random trivia follow.
Circuit Court action in the Goddard administrator suit against Ida Goddard was heard by Special Judge Oscar H. Montgomery after a change of judge was granted. Montgomery reserved ruling. Alma L. Jessup sought a change of judge in a divorce case brought by Flora Jessup. Leora Richardson filed an affidavit alleging Robert Richardson’s non residence in their divorce action.
George Shafer who recently suffered a fractured hip is reported today as improving nicely. Miss Naomi Schreiber spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
In Decatur circuit court September term 1925 J B McLaughlin administrator with will annexed filed final settlement of the estate of Louisa D McLaughlin deceased. The account will be examined October 28 1925. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved.
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