Market Brims With Bullish Heat After Dividends Declared
Trading noise surrounds a burst of buying in heavy volume as U S Steel and Union Pacific lead a broad advance after quarterly dividend announcements. London and Arbitrage desks push prices higher while rails, metals, and farm markets reflect renewed demand. cattle and hogs in Chicago trade, with mixed receipts and firm prices overall.
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Hyork
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Eea
Union Pacific
Mivent
Viai Ume
Argents
Northern Pacific
Great Northerts
Nortestern
D & Th
Iito Roth
London
Southern Pacific
Erie
I.hy SA
Coklyn R. T. Call
Stoney
Incorporations 6 Last-Acre Gun Club of Limos
A partial historical notice lists incorporators for a group named Last Acre Gun Club based in Limos Wexcounty with stated capital and operators including George Lang Henry IsrsiJone Ane and Cornelus Wood.
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Wexcounty
Capital Mock
George Lang
Henry isrsiJone
Cornelus Wood
Chitmadd
Fen Lami
Local Securities Trian Upward Move Signals Bullish Trend
Local securities market shows continued traction for Traction common with brokers predicting higher prices in the near term based on anticipated dividend restoration within six months. Trading opened with price relief and reflected steady demand for active issues, while large lot sales and quotes remained stable across days.
Livestock Prices Slip Ahead of Week's Close in Indianapolis
Receipts show 1,800 sheep and hogs with hogs down five cents from yesterday. Cattle and butcher stock moved weakly as buyers discounted week’s end prices, while sheep remained active and steady. Market closed quiet and slow on common grades, with choice butcher stock most in demand.
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Indianapolis
Aus
Odingry Hecht
Messiam
Congregational Meeting Set to Extend Pastor Call
A congregational meeting at the atoms Presbyterian church on Thursday August 22 will consider extending a call to Rev. Frederick B Stearne to accept the pastorate. Rev Frank Olle Ballard D D pastor of the dle morial Presbyterian church will act as moderator.
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Atoms Presbyterian Church
Frederick B. Stearne
Frank Olle Ballard
Dlemorial Presbyterian Church
City seeks injunction against bond sale disruption
City authorities move to block the sale of bonds for a new city hall amid fears of agitation and public disturbance. Court action seeks to restrain opponents from interfering with the financing plan.
Grain markets show mixed moves on Russian news
Chicago grain and livestock prices edge variously amid mixed Russian news. Wheat rises to mid September values, corn and oats trade higher, hog products ease. futures, receipts, and local dairy terms also listed with numerous prices and grades.
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Scrippa-McRae Preaw Association
Chicago
Srain
Liverpool
Mie
Cory Cloged
Safeltye
Naty
Dyer
Gee
Charmed by music in Winona Lake concert series
Special to The Sun from Winona Lake Indiana reports a large crowd at Thomas Orchestra concerts. The audience fills both auditorium and park seating with noted quiet, reserve, and attentive appreciation. Tomorrow's program includes overtures and selections from A Country Wedding and Ride of the Valkyries. Mr Sims reports quarterly to the Secretary of State with receipts from corporations and fees totaling about 7,500 dollars.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Jnona
Rendi
Uen Thomas
Mazic
Winona Tha
Park Board
Galémack
City Births and Marriages in a Day Record
City births list numerous names with addresses and infants born, including merchants and households. Notable entries mention Mer cian, Henry and Magete Gootee, and Mary Seith among others, with several boys and girls named. The births are followed by marriages listing couples such as Archibald Hannah and Ida Mar Proseey and Joseph Henry Bruce and Arettia Fern, with various addresses and notes on dwellings and fees.
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W. B Geret
Lilian Belle
Archibald A. Hannah
Ida Mar Proseey
Joseph Henry Bruce
Arettia Fern
Thomas
Report on State Agency and Auditor of State review
Experts directed by the Auditor of State are closing in on the State Agency. A report is expected by week end detailing the agency’s dealings with State Life Insurance and the connections to the State Agency company.
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State Right
Wissath
Suce
Mayfield Ky Trial Ends Quickly in High Profile Case
In Mayfield Kentucky a trial concluded within minutes as Mathis was found guilty amid a related incident where a Black person died. The event drew cheering by some observers as a young woman involved arrived an hour after the arrival.
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Mayfield
Marriage Announced in Columbus and Local News
The column notes the marriage of Miss Eila Bollmenstock of Columbus to Earl W. Heller of the city, performed Sunday afternoon by Rev. F. Neel, and mentions Mr and Mrs. Ketler planning a name change after moving to Indianapolis. It also covers social events, visits, and upcoming travels, with social notices from Mayfield, Kentucky and Louisville, including attendees at gatherings and plans for travels to Yellowstone Park.
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Mias Eila Bollmenstock
Columbus
Hare We E. Heller
BF. Neel
Ted
Ketler
Indianapslia
Western Union Change in Cleveland Division Post
In Cleveland Aug, a new superintendent has been appointed to oversee the western division of the Western Union Telegraph. The announcement confirms leadership change within the district, outlining the appointment and division scope.
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Qleveland
W. J
Electing the Statistician at the Indiana State Convention
The Indiana Bureau of Statistics chief Stubbs returns from the twenty second annual convention of a rare statistic rank at Enstos. The article notes varied state practices for elective and appointive offices and civil service in several states.
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Thur
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Nneen
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Anwegh He Stubbs
Indiana Harese
Statistics
Frye Debut Recital At German House Auditorium
Mr Frye presents a debut recital assisted by Ruth Leady contralto Master Harry Shepherd and Master Hayden Shepherd with Miss Helen Shepherd pianist. Program includes Gavotte and Hereduse, Creole Love Song, First Concerto by Berlict, with several named performers and selections.
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Vista Regeher
Auk
Michignost
Masachusette
Frye
Ruth Leady
Contralte
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Vintin
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Cornet
Helen Shepherd
Gavotte
Davia Ponper
Goder de Frye
Bortert Gar Smith
Gospel Exhorters Cleared in Shouting Trial at Mission
A court session examined the Gospel Mission on East Tentn where Evangeliaty John Martin and E Ballen faced neighbors accusing a disturbance. Judge Philip Wilkinson ordered Exhorters Allen and Martin to refrain from unusual noises within church bounds. The defendants argued the church followed biblical law, with worshipers shouting as the Spirit moves.
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Ballen
Peffes
Sourt
New Sean
Philip Wilkinson
Allen
Martin
Patie
Wilkinson
Alten
Wilkhanecame
Kohorter Allen
Unie Allen
Prans
Martin Gald
Juvenile case probes saloon rides with young girls before judge
Four cases unfold as two teen girls aged 13 and 16 recount intoxicated automobile rides with adult escorts. They describe being introduced at Hare Lichtenberg's Liberty and War bash salon and consuming beer and wine before citywide rides. Their mothers testify the acts occurred while they were away. Attorney Schiff details questioned saloon keeper Lichtenberg, promising charges against him for supplying drinks and for contributing to delinquency of children, with possible prosecutions of other saloon owners.
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Hare Lichtenberg
Liberty
Warbashat
Liorginl
Vincennes
Ind
Sam
Henry Spasn
Girte
Lichtenberg
Lichtenbderr
Ratoon
City Clerk Attacked as Council Adjourns in Noblesville
Aug 1 Noblesville reports City Clerk A A Glenn was assaulted by Joseph Miller at the city council adjournment on Main Street. Miller allegedly bragged of influencing the council to grant work for 0 May.
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Gigan
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