FASTER FLOWER SALE AT BADGER FURNITURE STORE
A Saturday April 10 event at Badger Furniture will transform storerooms into a floral display to aid Indianapolis Orphans Asylum with Easter greetings. The campaign highlights children in the city including Charles Layman and several named local ladies and Mrs. Beck Hitz Barnett and Gilbert.
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Badger Furniture
Friends of the Little Orphans
Indianapolis
Charles Layman
Joseph Beck
Benjamin Hitz
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices for April 2 show No 2 red wheat at 1.2734 1.30 dollars, No 3 red 1.22 1.38, No 3 hard 1.1934 1.23, No 1 northern spring 1.1934 1.22, and No 3 white corn at 66 ¾ 68 cents. Oats quotes include No 3 white 53 54 146 cents and No 4 white 51 54 cents with standard 56 65 ¾ cents.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report April 2 1900
Cattle receipts light and market steady with price ranges for all classes from common to prime. Pig and sheep sections show varied bids with calves and spring lambs highlighted, including values for veal calves and yearlings across heavy, medium, and light categories.
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages
Birth announcements list Thadius and Eva Gurley daughter on 28th street and multiple other newborns with families and addresses. Medical conditions noted include tuberculosis brorchitis and broncho pneumonia among residents, with several deaths from nephritis heart disease and poisoning. Marriage licenses granted to Carter and Rice, Johnson and Johnson, Greene and Echoles, Terry and Jenkins, Eisenhut and Knodel, Oyster and Dupaquier, Whitehurst and Leach.
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Wallace Smith
North Illinois Co
Rolland Garr
Goodlet Avenue
Jackson Oglesby
Scioto Street
Kright
Charles C. Duddy
West Twenty Seventh Street
Irwin WH. Sebastian
Harding Street
Magdalene M. Stevens
N. Bolton Avenue
Elizabeth D. Vincent
North Alabama Street
Isaac O. Russell
Deaconess Hospital
Martha A. Newby
E. Twelfth Street
Harry E. Christian
Margarette Helen Lancaster
West Eleventh Street
Veron G. Carter
Elizabeth H. Rice
Charles ©. Johnson
Evalette Johnson
Lewis W. Greene
Woerner E. Echoles
Roy A. Terry
Portia L. Jenkins
John R. Eisenhut
Bertha Knodel
Floyd H. Oyster
Magdelene J. Dupaquier
Louie B. Whitehurst
Edna C. Leach
Building Permits Trigger Rough Housing Improvements
A list of building permits shows J. D. Oder wiring a frame house at 917 W 32nd St for 1100 dollars, Clara I. Dewar plans a garage at 3042 N Pennsylvania for 150 dollars, and multiple other projects. Notable entries include G. W. Bishop constructing a frame house at 1948 Dear Baer for 1000 dollars and Central Amusement Co remodeling at 119 N Illinois for 900 dollars. Additional items cover additions, repairs, and frame houses with various addresses and costs reaching up to 2000 dollars.
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J. D. Oder
Thirty Second Street
Clara I. Dewar
Pennsylvania
G. W. Bishop
Dear- Baer
Wearenberg Bros
W. Washington
Standard Land Co
Charles Bean
Fulton
Richard Davidson
Lee and Martine
Co. Ryder
Capitol Avenue
George F.ueler
Parker
Charles Ae ” Rodtke
Martha
Wall Street Opens Irregular Amid King Edward News
New York stocks opened irregular with many issues down after early declines. Union Pacific fell from gains to about 18.63 while London buyers supported some prices. Tractions and Hill stocks remained relatively strong as international shares tumbled amid reports on King Edward. Government securities held firm.
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New York
New York Central
Erie
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Tractions
Edward
Wall Street
London
Meats and Lard Price List Summary
Sugar cured hams and bacon are listed with varied prices. English style and smoked items appear alongside boiled, dry salt, and fresh pork products. Sausage and loins are priced, with several items shown in fractional or unusual currency symbols.
Uneven hog sales and mixed cattle market report
Indianapolis April 2 hog receipts 5000 up slightly from week ago though hogs uneven with some 10 cent gains for top quality and others steady. Cattle and sheep higher than four years ago with steers mixed and cows and calves steady. Lambs and sheep sold promptly at steady prices. hogs ranged 6.75 to 7.15 with most buyers around 7.10.
Chicago Live Stock Markets Reported April 2
Union Stockyards in Chicago with hogs receipts about 18 000 and a stronger tone. Prices shown for mixed and butcher hogs around 6 65 to 7 12 percent, heavy types near 6 95 to 7 15, light hogs 6 60 to 7 00, pigs 5 60 to 6 40, bulk around 6 85 to 7 05. Cattle receipts about 1 000 with beeves 5 00 to 7 00, cows and heifers 2 40 to 5 20, stockers and feeders 3 65 to 5 50, Texans 4 75 to 5 90, calves 6 50 to 8 25. Sheep receipts 7 000, market strong with sheep 4 75 to 6 75 and lambs 5 85 to 8 40.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Cincinnati Live Stock Receipts and Prices April 2
Cincinnati O April 2 Receipts 3001 packers and butchers firm on early quotations one car head extra 300-lbs 3745 Light 5856 80 pigs 450575 Cattle Receipts 520 slow bulls steady calves opened steady closed slow 450c lower Sheep and lambs Receipts 221 sheep steady lambs 15 lower at 500 775 Extra 785
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Cincinnati
Grain futures advance on Chicago board prices
Chic Grain Chicago April 2 Opening shows May wheat at 1.19 and 1.19 percent, May corn at 67 and a half cents, May oats at 45 and a half cents, pork futures July and September at 17.70, lard July 10.12 and September 16.22, ribs May 9.25 and July 9.37, with these readings reflecting early trading.
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Chicago
Guardian's Sale of Real Estate in Indiana Notice
Spencer Spencer Browne as Guardian announces a public sale at 9 o clock April 10 1909 for Harriet Jonson of unsound mind. The estate includes two thirds of northeast quarter and parts of section 11 township 16 north range 3 east in Marion county. Terms require half cash and remainder in two yearly installments with 6 percent interest secured by mortgage. Sale is pursuant to the decree of the Probate Court signed April 1 1909. James W. 1
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Spencer, Spencer & Browne
Guardian
Real Tate
Harriet Jon
Spencer & Browne
Unity
Inlis
Indiana
Ma County
State of
Marion County
James W. 1
East Buffalo Live Stock Trade Report
East Buffalo N Y April 20 receipts 223 head trade steady. Year receipts 2000 head kept higher. Call to choice 5 75 to 5 78. Sheep and lambs receipts 9000 head slow steady to easy. Lambs 6 50 to 7 50. sheep 3 00 to 5 50. yearlings 6 50 to 6 00. Hogs receipts 7660 head active stronger Yorkers 7 10 to 7 35. pigs 6 75. mixed and heavies 7 50 to 6 40.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Gymnastic Exhibition Tonight by Turnverein at Ge House
A gymnastic exhibition of the Turnverein will be presented at the Ge House tonight under Carl B. Sputh. The event funds the club’s young classes preparing for the National Gymnastic festival in Cincinnati, June 33.
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Turnverein
Ge House
Carl B. Sputh
Incinnati
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