City Grain Market Prices and Carload Totals
The report lists wheat, corn, oats and timothy grain bids and through billing prices. It records inspection results, car counts by grade and type, and totals for various lots including 40 cars of mixed grain and several rejected lots.
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Vhway
Timothy
Gars—lIn
Ci Huy
The Wagon Market Prices Hartland Feed
Market notes list corn bid at ten to eleven dollars per something oats priced at 51 to 63 cents per unit straw at five to six fifty with varying quality signals from local sellers.
Every Mother Heed This Advice on Constipation
A New York hospital nurse and matron urges mothers to prevent constipation to reduce disease risk. She warns constipation causes indigestion, gas, piles, fevers, and contagious infections, and advises a home remedy mixture of aromatic cascara, Cardiol essence, and rhubarb syrup with dosages for adults and children.
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New York
Chicago Live Stock Market Report April 13 at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 38,000 with prices $5.65 to $6.15 for light and mixed to heavy 5.55 to 6.10 roughs 5.55 to 5.75 pigs 4.50 to 6.45 yorkers 6.00 to 6.45. Cattle receipts 22,000 steady to strong with beeves 4.60 to 7.30 cows and heifers 2.10 to 8.25 calves 4.50 to 6.75 stockers and feeders 5.25 to 6.25 westerners 4.40 to 5.50 Texans 4.60 to 5.40. Sheep receipts 12,000 10 higher natives 4.75 to 6.75 western 4.75 to 6.85 yearlings 6.25 to 7.25 lambs 6.00 to 7.75 western 6.25 to 7.75.
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Union
Texens
Western
Lambs
WAL Sb
Peete E Cepa
Waar Fey
Ceee Eee
Indianapolis Produce Prices Show Egg and Butter Rates
Prices from Indianapolis Produce Exchange list fresh eggs at tc and country roll butter at 6 cents per unit. Market items reflect typical wholesale quotes and colorfully brief early 20th century pricing.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
City birth and death records list numerous entries
The city record shows multiple births with names and addresses across streets including Minois, St St, Eugene, Buchanan, 28th, Washington, Alabama, Ringgold, St Clair and Fletcher avenues. Deaths include Dorothea Reissner tuberculosis and James Hart erysipelas among others with ages and hospital references.
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John
Jersey Swistler
Minois St
John W
Bertha Summers
St-St
James
Nellie Ammons
Eugene
Vthomas
Nellie Crimsley
Buchanan St
Bey
Duke
Myrtle Merrick
W. 28Thst
William and
Stella Thompson
E. Washington St
Christian
Iva Peterson
Jefferson St
George and
Gretchen Yeasle
W. 30Th St
Wiliam H
Lilian Morrison, Jr
N. Alabamaa St
Bernard M
Josephine Keene
Fletcher-ave
Leslie and
Lola Dobbs
Hoyt-ave
Loy. E
Dorothea J. Reissner
21St-St
James HH. Hart
N. Ritter-ave
John F. Jenkins
Congress-ave
Claudie Jeffries
Hogs and cattle price report from Indianapolis market
April 15 receipts show 2,000 hogs 1,060 cattle and 100 sheep traded. Hog prices rose to 6.15 to 6.30 with top 6.35, demand active though local packers bought little. Cattle and sheep moved at steady to firm prices versus last week, with steers and heifers selling across several weight classes and bulls/calves showing varied values.
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Indianapolis
Wheat rises as dry Kansas Nebraska weather slows receipts
Chicago reports continued dry weather in Kansas and Nebraska with no rain seen and light receipts in the northwest. Wheat leads the advance with May contracts quoted around 93 3/4 cents, corn 68 cents, oats 52 1/2 cents, and meat futures steady to higher.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report April 13 1924
Pittsburg Pa April 13 cattle receipts 650 steady with extras 6.80 seven heifers 4195.75 fresh cows and springers 164765 hogs receipts 30 steady heavy 6.44 6.50 medium 6.50 workers 6 6.50 pigs 5.40 6.60 rough to common 5 5.40 sheep and lambs receipts night steady prime wethers 6.15 6 mixed 6.35 6 fair mixed ewes and wethers 6 5.80 calls to choice lambs 4.50 7.25 spring lambs 9 12
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Pittsburg
Central Will Save Some New Stock
New York stocks opened with declines as Union Pacific Reading and Erie led the fall. Illinois Central announced a plan to issue new stock as part of a larger authorized issue of 28 512 00 dollars while American Ice rose slightly.
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Shotwell
York
Union Pacific
Reading
Erie
American Fee
Thelinois Central Railroad Companys
New
London
Easter Flower Show at Badger Furniture April 18
The Indianapolis Orphan's Asylum board will host a all day Easter flower show and sale at Badger Furniture on April 18 to raise funds. A table features Easter eggs seeds and novelties for children with poems by Meredith Nicholson sold at 50 cents. Delivery wagons will run all day and a reception committee will escort visitors to sale tables and wrap items.
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Indianapolis
Meredith Nicholson
Chas. Mayer & Co
Bobbs- Merrill Co
Schofield-Pierson
Miss Harris
Arthur BR. Yrover
Fred A. Gregory
Addison C. Harris
Geo. Hitt
Chas. A. Layman
W. CL. Lynn
Frankin Sanders
Frank McCrea
Oran Perry
Levi Ritter
Morris Ross
Jno. S. Tarkington
Jno. G. Williams
Jno. R. Wilson
Amelia Wells
H. R. Allen
W. B. Allen
J. S&s. Ayres
Thomas Bassett
Hilton ©. Brown
Chas. H. Badger
Henry Coburn
Chas
W. Fairbanks
FE. F. Hodges
Jno
W. Kern
Cailvin M. Kendall
Henry Knippenberg
J. 1K. Lilly
Cha
Sporting Life Baseball Schedule Issue Released
The fifth yearly edition of Sporting Life Baseball Schedule is published and free copies are sent to readers who mail a two cent stamp to Schedule Department Philadelphia.
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Sporting Life
Philadelphia
Beautiful chinaware free at Concannon's sale
Free offer for beautiful chinaware advertised by Concannon's at 444 W. Washington with fresh meats and a note for Grant H. Clay, M. D., dentist. Mention of four years with New York Dental company and current address 108 N. Delaware et. opposite Torelinson hall Indiananelis.
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Concannon’s
Washington
Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delaware
Torelinson Hall
Indiananelis
Notice of sewer project and bids in Indianapolis
Roanoke Street and St Clair Street described for a sewer line nine to twelve inches in diameter. Public Works will hear remonstrances Monday January 27 1908 at 10 am. Board invites sealed bids March 30 1908 for basement floors at City Hospital service building under Miscellaneous Specifications No 34.
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ST. Clair Street
Tenth Street
St Clair Street
Roanoke Street
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic
Ind
Indiana
City Hospital
Preston C. Truslor
Applications for License in Marion County Indiana
Martin Murphy gives notice to Sixth G ward Center township Marion county Indiana he will apply at the May term 1908 for a license to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors in less than five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. The business premises are 27 by 5 feet fronting south on Washington street first floor in a one story brick building No 506 and 438 West Washington street ward No 61 Indianapolis. Also requests pool table privileges.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Washington-st
Ontiol
Indianapolis
Martin Murphy
Indianapolis General Ordinance Prohibits Explosives
City ordinance bans manufacture storage and sale of calcium carbide gas in Indianapolis structures. Violations carry fines from 1600 to 50, per day of operation or storage, effective May 1, 1908 after two weeks' publication. Official copy certified by Clerk James McNulty.
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Common Council
Indianapolis
Indiana
State of
Marion County
City of
James McNulty
James Mnulty
Indianapolis Public Works Seeks Bids for City Improvements
The Indianapolis Public Works Department invites sealed proposals for multiple public improvements. Projects include brick paving on FIRST ALLEY WEST OF DELAWARE, cement sidewalks on MICHIGAN STREET and ENGLISH AVENUE areas, and the construction of a Sugar Grove main sewer along TWENTY-SECOND STREET. Bids due Friday at 10 o clock a.m.
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Tommy
Paul
Philadelphia
Department
Public Work
Office of the Board
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Iq Oelock
Euch
Michigan Street
Highland Avenue
Oriental Street
Arsenal Avenue
Randolph Street
English Avenue
Keystone Avenue
Oakland Avenue
Park Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Moore Avenue
Christian Avenue
Congress Avenue
Bryan Avenue
Dye Street
Sugar Grove
Twenty-Second Street
City of
Niliana
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