Wall Street Gains Hit Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Records
In New York on August 16 Union Pacific climbed to new highs with about 167 percent gains and strong buying, while Southern Pacific gained about one point to 7 percent. New York Central and St. Paul also rose to multi‑year highs as Ferbile trading continued and Amalgamated Copper led gains among outside railroad issues.
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Inew York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Pacife J
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Pacife Mall
Hooley-Learned & Co
Worthern ‘Pacific
Amalgamated
Baton Pacific
Jst
Grin
Agward
Areck
Livestock market opens strong in Indianapolis heavy bidding
Cattle and sheep supplies were light as buyers pushed prices up. Prime steers and fat cows sold quickly with top cattle at 6.60 a hundredweight, while calves held steady and the sheep market remained firm amid rising demand. Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburgh reports mirrored higher weekly prices with light receipts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Yenterany
J. Walker
Hendricks County
Kingan #& Co
Walker
Fio Ft
Walker & Rushton
St. Louis
Scrippa-McRae Prean Association
Texas
Cincinnati Livestock Prices and Chicago Produce Notes
Livestock receipts show steers and calves steady to higher with mixed packers and buyers active. Sheep and lambs maintain strong demand with extra and high top quotes. calves and bees-receipts lean, butter and cheese prices steady to firm with full cream cheese and dairy items listed. Poultry prices for turkeys, fowls, and geese are posted with per dozen figures.
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Cincinnati
Scrippe-2tcRae Press Ausociation
Strong
Chicago
McRae Pecan Association
New York Produce Prices Patchy and Obscure
New York produce prices show a jumble of figures for pork lard tallow poultry and dairy. The item list includes pork at $18.15 to $19.75, lard at $5.80, assorted poultry prices and creamery terms, with several garbled or unclear entries.
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SerippaneRae Press Association
New York
Old Mess
Best
Patriot tone at Fort Benjamin Harrison picket line
At Fort Benjamin Harrison soldiers and state guardsmen staged a lively display of drills and singing during a midweek camp, with photographers present and the men marching in full regalia. The scene featured fatigues, camp routine, and patriotic songs echoing through the fort as troops prepared for inspections and training while photographers captured the event.
Grain and livestock markets report from Chicago and East Buffalo
The Chicago market shows oats and wheat trading firm with September oats and wheat prices drifting. corn listed lower with various futures. Local receipts include wheat, corn, and oats. East Buffalo notes cattle and calf supplies steady, sheep and hog receipts rising with mixed prices and active packers.
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Scrippe-MeRac Tres Association
Chicago
CMG
Riba
Whaic
Deremnoz
May
Stie
Tribute to Mr Geting at Brookside Park honors memory
The Da viess county wellness day at Brookside Park celebrated formec revidenta with a permanent organization forming officers including President T B Laycoci Vice President Lyman A Crim and Secretary William T Waban They adopted resolutions honoring the late Davia MM Greeting a promoter of the reunion who died on the original date set for the event.
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Formec Revidenta
Daviess County
Brookside Park
Wellnesday
T. B. Laycoci
Lyman A. Crim
William T. Waban
Tne
Davia MM
Diverse 1920s Dispatches From Across Cities
Reports from Bombay Washington Milwaukee San Antonio and New York cover a range of events. A Bengal famine toll rises while a London climber hits a new female height. Texas heiress Amelia Wabmand marries Willem Banger after studies in Europe. Immigration chief Sargent cites deportations and trachoma cases. New York politics see Platt Odell Higginbotham clash over Hughes. Ohio probe into railroads nears its end.
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Bombay
Bengal
Washington
John Wesley Gaines
Tennasase
Roosevelt
Bryan
Milwaukee
Tedia
Fanny B. Workman
London
Worcestar
Mass
Nonkin
San Antonio
Tex
Amelia Wabrmond
Texas
Willem Banger
France
Germany
Minex
Frank P. Sargent
Immigration
New York
Platt
Odell
Higgine
Higgins
Charles E. Hughes
Fairland National Bank Organized With 25000 Capital
The Fairland National Bank has been organized with 25000 capital stock. Directors are Seth M. Richereek Frank A. Whitted James C Voris Albert L. Pond Martin Jones Samuel S. Parker and Elzy Gasminger. Officers: A J Pond president 3 Parker vice president PA Whitted cashier. A quick robbery occurred at Mrs Arthur Engle 144% Virginia Ave Wednesday. Ten dollars and a hot watch were stolen from her bedroom after a ten minute absence. An amusement display of Areworks begins Thursday at Riverside Park by Riverside Amusement Company promising river views and novelties. The State Auditor began an inquiry into State Life Insurance Company books and completed inquiry into State Agency Company affairs. Two fishermen John Nolan 223 W Mee-Carty-at and Michael Welch 516 S Illinois-at were arrested for using dynamite in Eagle Creek. They posted 4509 bond to await criminal court action. Georg Whison Blodave and Catherine-at were injured by a car at College Ave and Eleventh Ave Wednesday evening. No bones were...
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Fairland National Bank
Seth M. Richereek
Frank A. Whitted
James C Voris
Albert L. Pond
Martin Jones
Samuel 5. Parker
Elxy Gasminger
A. J. Pond
3 . Parker
Pa] Whittet
Arthur Engle
Virginia-ave
Engle
Eagle Creek
John Nolan
W. Mee-Carty-at
Michael Welch
S. Uunols At
New Postage Rate For Second Class Newspapers
Washington aug 6 the commission studying postal deficits recommends higher second class rates to reduce losses. weekly newspapers and country weeklies would pay more, while magazines and other periodicals face increases to two or three cents per pound. the proposed plan aims to shift costs to second class matter and curb free county circulation, with congress resisting a full repeal.
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Washington
New York
San Francisco
Florida
Marion Eaton Funeral Held At Home In University Place
The funeral of Marion Eaton was conducted at the family home 8% N Cape tolave. by 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Interment followed at Crown Hill cemetery. The Resurrection parsonage of University Place Baptist church had charge of the services. At the grave Lincoln Lodge at Odd Fellowship and Nine teenth Century Lodge of Kelghia of Pythias gave burial rites.
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Marion Eaton
Cape Tolave
Crown Hill Cemetery
Pasine
University Place Baptist Church
Hay
Werviers
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Felinwy
Kelghia
Pythias
Rhea
Marital Knot Tied Then Not Performed Reveals Errors
Grant Blossom and Starle Randall believed a license sufficed for marriage in 1868. They began housekeeping and had one child. A formal ceremony was never performed, discovered by the girl’s father who brought them before witnesses at the local venue.
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Hamilton
Grant Blossom
Starle Randall
Training the Child Physique and Time Use in Education
Winona Lake notes feature Mrs Blaker discussing kindergarten aims and the need for teachers to study child physique and time management. She argues time governs all tasks, urges adjustments for hearing or sight difficulties, and stresses prioritizing activities over mere effort in early education. Also highlighted are embroidery praised as a Sistine Madonna copy and the lively Kilties band performing for audiences.
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Wingna Lake
Ind
Kiedergarten
Lin Baker
Seo
Mire Blaker
St. Louis
Dresden
Praulsin
Clara Pipberger
Inaccurate Corporate Entries From Historic Ledger
The document lists two incorporations with spelling errors and partial names. The East Hurman Street Coal Company of Terre Heute shows capital stock 040 and directors John A Greenwood Herman 3 Schmidt Clyde M. Harring son. The Tubsphona Manufacturing Company of Indianapolis appears with garbled descriptions and unclear officers including Nam T, Miler, Joba W Comatach, and Fehr W Osean.
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East Hurman Street
Tubsphona Manuffacturing Company
Indianapolis
Qivertars
Nam T
Miler
Joba
Comatach
Fehr
Osean
Society in summertime and many marriages
Miss Mayme Lucille Nottingham marries Walter Foxall at the bride’s Cooper Ave home. Several society notices document summer visits, travel to Quebec, and recent weddings. The Wyile, Leonard, and Powell families, among others, host and visit in Terre Haute Ellsworth Columbus and Day View Michigan. The Morrison O’Hare wedding at East Street features Mendelssohn and O Promise Me.
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Mayme Lucille Notting
Charlier Foxall
Wemenday. Ang
Rome
Cooper-ave
The Sun Ads Prove Quick Results for Wants
Stories from Indianapolis readers praise The Sun Want Ads for fast responses and reliable results. Mrs Freder, Mrs Cunningham share experiences renting rooms and finding goods through Sun classified ads while noting ads attract many inquiries even in slow months.
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Owen
FW. Frieeder
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Georg Whison
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