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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1909

Page

4

Hog markets steady to higher with top at 8.10 dollars

Indianapol is trade reports show 6 500 hogs 1 500 cattle and 200 sheep, with hogs selling 7.95 to 8.00 and top 8.10 while cattle and sheep markets showed mixed demand and large receipts. Strong hog competition early gave way to easier close, and a broad regional picture records steady to firm prices across beves cows calves and lambs.

Indianapolis Robb Co Eescence Rene East Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburg

Toledo Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats

Toledo Ohio August 17 Wheat cash 1.814 September 1.0934 December 1.0834 May 1.10 Corn cash 744 September 69 December 58 May 58 Oats cash 40 September 19.4 December 30.5 May 82 Rye cash 9

Toledo

Death of Willie Ballard Under Coroner Review

Coroner Blackwell opened an inquiry into the death of 12 year old Willie Ballard after he was shot Saturday by Leonard Hall, a juvenile. Hall testified the shooting was accidental and Judge Stubbs said the coroner and grand jury must determine next steps due to lack of jurisdiction as the boy died.

Blackwell Willie Ballard Leonard Hall Hall Stubbs

Fresh Air Farm Hosts 30 New Arrivals For Week Outing

Thirty new arrivals, sick and tired mothers and children, reached the Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm on Tuesday afternoon for a week long outing. Returnees from the prior week left for home, while many children wished to extend their stay, calling the week the happiest of their lives.

Salvation Army Fresh Air Farm

Three Boys Admit Vandalism of Train

Richard Young, Harry Young, and Harry Stewart of St Peter street admitted in juvenile court Tuesday that they threw stones at a Big Four passenger train. Judge Stubbs ordered a full investigation and the case will be heard Thursday amid recent complaints of youths smashing streetcars and trains.

Richard Young Harry Young Harry Stewart St. Peter Street Stubbs

Battery Reunion At Winchester With Indiana Veterans

The twenty ninth reunion of the Ninth Indiana battery Fourth Indiana battery and Company D Ninth Indiana infantry will be held at the residence of W H Reinheimer in Winchester Indiana on Wednesday August 25 1909 If the widow of any deceased comrade reads this notice please inform the secretary of date and place of death No death report since last reunion W H Reinheimer Sec Winchester Ind FORTNER President J T Stevens Vice President

Nineteenth Indiana Battery Fourth Net Indiana Infantry W. H. Reinheimer Winchester Ind

Market activity mixed with gains and losses on early trading

Wall Street reports scattered price changes in the first 20 minutes with many issues up or down about a point. Union Pacific common rose after an initial drop while preferred slipped, New York Central advanced sharply then leveled, and copper and ore quotes fluctuated as trading narrowed.

New York Stock Exchange Union Pacific New York Central Great Northern J. J. Danzig & Co London Abitrage Southern Pacific and Steel Common

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report Summary

Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat in multiple classes with prices ranging from about 1.01 to 1.05 dollars for red, hard, and spring varieties. Corn bids include No 3 white around 68 to 70 cents and No 4 yellow near 70 cents. Oats quotes list No 3 white at about 38 to 39 cents and standard around 39 14 cents.

Chicago

Grain prices and carload totals from Indianapolis market

Wheat prices for No 2 red and extra 3 red futures at 98 to 101 cents, corn on No 2 white and mixed through billing with various bids, oats steady with No 2 white at 39 ½ cents, hay prices for timothy and clover. Totals show 23 wheat cars and 10 corn cars entered or in transit plus hay and mixed lots at market.

Indianapolis Shaore Timothy Sample Hay

Abandonment Alleged in Dawson Daw Son Divorce Suit

Joseph F. Dawson sues Hivie Daw son for divorce alleging she abandoned him. The filing seeks dissolution of the marriage and related relief.

Joseph F. Dawson Hivie Dawson

City Births and Medical Notices From Local Record

City births list numerous families with addresses and newborns of boys and girls. The page also lists medical conditions for residents including gastritis myocarditis nephritis and various cancers, plus marriage licenses and building permits with listed names and addresses.

William Herndon, Jr W. Twelfth Street Elizabeth Martin Arsenal Avenue Abraham Rubin S. Minors Minnie M. Brogan Pine Street Ennis Cage Vermont Street John B. Hahn New Jersey Catherine Nelson N. Guffin Street Henry Tomlinson Twenty Ninth Street Jane Delks Jones Street Sarah Brown Drake Street Maria H. McCloskey Capitol Avenue Florence E. French English Avenue George C. Stumph, Jr Katherine M. Schwartz Fred R. McCool Nona G. Barrett Chester G. Vernier Laura H. Anderson Juloyd Lewis Ida M. Buell Francis L.miller Catherine Bishop Sidney Short Pearl M. Woodard Charles E. Dick Myrtle N. Fuller James Wheeler Bessie I. Chapman Guiseppe Bordon Teresia Ciban Mo M. Minchin Martha E. Ool Alton M. Upham Eva M. Casey Ee. B. Biaden Pennsylvania A. Beeles New York Buck Hattie A. Murphy Washington Boulevard Gus Debber Shelby R. Pierce W. Washingasa G. Schneider Ohio Arnie B. Dorland College Avenue Pratt Bert Swiggett Bismarck Washington Frederick Fisher Delaware and Twenty-ninth Talbott

Orphans Enjoy Riverside Park Picnic Hosted by Elks

Several hundred orphans from the city’s institutions visited Riverside park on Tuesday for a picnic hosted by Elks lodge No. 15. The amusement park staff arranged the rides, with a merry go round, meals in boxes, ice cream and cake for all. Public guests were welcome to watch the children at the event.

Riverside Park Elks Lodge No. 15

Mrs Nora Fulmer Dies After Operation

Mrs Nora Fulmer 63 wife of L A Fulmer and a longtime Southside resident died Monday at St Vincent's hospital after an operation. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at 45 English Avenue home. She leaves husband two married daughters and son Herbert Fulmer a fire department captain.

Nora Fulmer L. A. Fulmer St. Vincent's Hospital

Estate administrator sues over elevator death at work

Stuart A. Coulter as administrator of John T. Springer’s estate sues National Paper Stock for 10000 damages alleging Springer was killed in a company elevator accident at work. Mrs. Springer and two children survive.

Stuart A. Coulter John T. Springer National Paper Stock Company Springer

Up Set Sick Feeling and Castor Oil Laxative Advice

A fragment describes up set sick feeling after castor oil or calomel and recommends CARCARSTS as a remedy to move the bowels and tone the liver, urging readers to try them despite the uneasy sensations.

Tha Bride to Be at Airdome Turns Comic Farce

The Airdome Musical Comedy company in Wonderland presents a domestic farce with songs titled Tha Bride to Be. Stars Tom Arnold George Peltisr Abe Friedland and others perform with a Marco Twins specialty act. In German Village Ewing's Zouave Boys' band offers lively concerts with a deep repertoire and impressive performances.

Wonderland Tom Arnold George Peltisr Abe Friedland Helen Macr Helen Clark Clara Canaan Misses Coleman Hargen Branscombe Starling Van Nile Fotter Manning Jennings Marco Twins Twins Europe Ewing Zouave Boys

Grand Opera House to Open Seat Sale for Vaudeville Season

The Grand opera house starts seat sales Thursday morning for the elev enth season of vaudeville. Regulars and families prepare, with hundreds placing orders to reserve prime seats weekly as artists finish theater decoration and setup for the new run.

Grand Opera House Grand Vaudville

Haag's Liver Pill Promoted by Indianapolis Chemist

A doctor cites Haag's Liver Pill as the best remedy he has prescribed for indigestion constipation biliousness and kidney and liver troubles. The pills restore gastric and pancreatic juices and relieve congestion in liver stomach kidneys and spleen. Often taken nightly one pill suffices though some need less, with continued use not harmful. Heart and Nerve Capsules recommended alongside for circulation issues. Sold by Haag drug stores or mailed by Julius A Haag Indianapolis IN.

Haag Julius A. Haag Indianapolis Ind

Applications for Liquor License in Marion County Indiana

Notice to citizens of the Thirteenth ward Center township that an applicant will seek a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The site is 1003 South Illinois Street Indianapolis in a five story building fronting east on Illinois Street. Additional notice requests a pool table and game permit in Lot 55 56 McCarty's subdivision.

Center Towneship Board of Commissioners Marion County Indiana Ilinois Street McCarty Indianapolis Center Township

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Yteauto Mit Cluett Lisle Usaf Cexaseees Seeeseee Tee Pete White Fresh Air Farm Fortner J. T. Stevens Henderson Singer, White, Davis Standard New Home Domestic Eldridge Asth Wall Street Aus fAsk Irths Carl and Marie Ringwald Frank and Queen Grote Leo and Willa Ennis Thirty Ninth Street George and Leona Turner Tacoma Avenue Oswald Charlotte Seidensticker Central Avenue Vincent and Pauline Fowler Cornell Avenue John and Lora Rudell Division Street Alva and Mary Scotten Gillette Street Otto John and Grace Huffman S. State Street William and Minta Pierpont Bismarck Avenue Charles and Margaret Williams Jefferson Street ELAS Ation Bence Rt Ag Irs Ade Dearborn Union Station Disypuol F. E. Hine Pass The Airdome Musical Comedy Company GALE
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