Hog Sale Prices Set in Midwest Market Report
Indianapolis and East Buffalo led a broad market report with hog receipts at 5,500 in Indianapolis and 2,550 in New York area, prices mostly steady to firm though demand remained limited. Cattle and sheep also moved, bulls and calves strong while other cattle sold slow. regional quotes show mixed results across hogs, cattle, and lambs with notable price points and ranges across multiple markets.
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Indianapolis
Pateaseves
Il Asta
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Grain News Brief Wheat and Hay Prices
Grain market report shows wheat steady with No 2 red at 99 cents track and various futures, hay prices steady with timothy and clover mixes listed. Inspections data include multiple car counts for red, white, yellow corn and timothy, with totals reported for in and out movements.
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Indianapolis
Lee
Timothy
Indianapolis Wagon Market Ad and Denison Hotel Notice
Rouse Bros at 13 Kentucky avenue list prices for corn shelled oats timothy clover hay and straw products. Denison Hotel offers American plan dining with Sunday dinners and music.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Denison Hotel
Kenwood Ave Bargain Real Estate Listing
An improved North Side street property near the Illinois Car Line offers a modern six room cottage with large closets and pantry. It features a cistern and well, pumps at kitchen sink, two cabinet mantels, floored attic, cement walks and steps, a fine yard bearing fruit, and a beautiful lot offered at a sacrifice by the owner at 202 Kenwood.
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Illinois
Kenwood
City records list births deaths marriages and building permits
The city register shows numerous births at various streets, including girls and boys born to families such as Gellman Zimmerman Potashefsky Antrobus Hederick and others. Deaths include tuberculosis liver diseases heart conditions and accidents with ages from 1 day to 81. Marriages pair several couples and building permits cover multiple addresses with varied costs and constructions.
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Charles Akers
Eleventh Street
Timothy Sullivan
City Hospital
Adam Beldy
Lee Street
Melinda Hoisington
Eugene Street
Charles L. Peacock
Chadwick Street
Sarah Rebecca Jacobs
Liberty Street
Ray B. Payton
Northwest
Illinois
McLean Place
Isadore G. Hemerly
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ellen Catherine Major
Capitol Avenue
Robert Abercrumby
Hoefgen Street
Alma D. Jacobs
S. Temple Avenue
Infant van Sickle
Oxford Street
Thomas J. Zion
Terrace Avenue
Richard B. Mitchell
Deborah E. Clark
Walter G Holt
Emilie Heintz
Bert E. True
Percie Lee
Edward A. Schwartz
Emma Knuth
Thomas T. Halloran
Katie Griffin
William J. Brink
Emma E. Schell
Charles R. Robertson
Jessie R. E. Goodwine
Oscar Francis Barry
Lillian E. Bradinger
Burford Mouat Died Suddenl y at Lake Maxinkuckee
Burford McQuat aged 31, an auditor for Indiana National Insurance, died Tuesday night at Lake Maxinkuckee while staying at his mother's summer home. Cause of death was heart trouble. Brother Robert McOunt and William B. Bur ford were notified. He is survived by mother Eugenia McQuat and a sister and a brother. The body was brought to Indianapolis.
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Burford McQuat
Indiana National Insurance Company
Lake Maxinkuckee
Eugenia McQuat
Robert McOunt
Insurance Company
William B. Burford
Talbott Avenue
Indianapolis
IN OUR CITY AND FRATERNAL EVENTS AND PERSONNEL NEWS
IN OUR CITY MUTUAL AID PICNIC Members of the Mutual Aid Society will picnic in the country next Sunday. The wagons will leave State avenue and Arizona street at 8 a.m. B RITH ABRAHAM Local members of the B rith Abraham are planning for a big rally Thursday night at the Board of Trade assembly hall. Judge Leon Sanders of New York will speak. He is grand master of the order. Other speakers will be Rabbi Morris M Feuerlicht Rabbi E I Neustadt and Rabbi M Goldberg. M A Rabinowitz will act as chairman. The committee in charge of the banquet includes Henry Rosner David Erdman and Raphael Schmidt. A reception committee consisting of M A Rabinowitz S T Cohen and Raphael Schmidt will meet Judge Sanders and accompany him to Indianapolis. He will be met at the depot by Henry Rosner Emil Mantell and M Horowitz. SHRINER PICNIC The Nomad Band and Arab Patrol of Murat temple Mystic Shriners will picnic next Saturday at Germania park BERNER RESIGNS William E Berner marriage license clerk in the county clerk s office has resigned to become office manager for the Studebaker Bros Manufacturing company. Mr Berner was license clerk for five years. He was appointed by Clerk Davis and retained by Clerk Quill. All speak in the highest terms of Genial Billy Berner as he is known by his hundreds of friends. NEW DORMITORY Indiana Central University will erect a dormitory to accommodate 100 girls. It will be known as Hamilton hall. ROTHSCHILD BACK Leopold G Rothschild surveyor of customs has returned from a fishing trip in Wisconsin.
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B’rith Abraham
Board of Trade Assembly Hall
Leon Sanders
New York
Morris M. Feuerlicht
E. I. Neustadt
M. Goldberg
M. A. Rabinowitz
Henry Rosner
David Erdman
Raphael Schmidt
S. T. Cohen
Judge Sanders
Indianapolis
Emil Mantell
M. Horowitz
Berner
William E. Berner
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Company
Davis
Quill
Billy
Wall Street Operations In Nervous Trading After Harriman Arrival
The press portrayal of E. H. Harriman's condition and actions upon arriving in New York heightened market nerves. As trading opened there was heavy selling across most issues, with declines from fractions to more than 2 points. Union Pacific drew speculative interest with initial excitement, then tempered by a firmer tone and minor recoveries within the first 15 minutes.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Cherbourg
Union Pacific
Chicago Cash Grain Prices for Wheat
Chicago cash grain traders report bid prices for several wheat grades on August 24 with No 2 red at 1.0841.05 dollars, No 3 red 0.97 1.02, No 2 hard 0.957 0. Aktiv. No 3 white 0.95 1.01, No 2 spring 0.98 0.91 1.01, No 3 spring 0.94 1.00.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Bid. Jask
tNominal
Indianapolis Produce Adends Fresh Cage Turkey Ducks Hens
Indianopolis Produce Exchange advertises fresh cage birds including country bees turkeys ducks and hens. A short note mentions prices or availability with occasional misspellings, reflecting a fragile OCR from a historical page.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Res Produce Exchange
Harriman Undergoing Final Treatment at Arden
New York August 3 E H Harriman master of railroads is taking the first day of the final after cure at his Arden mansion. Dr W G Lyle says reports of critical condition are absurd and Harriman had a good rest.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Arden
Germany
W. G. Lyle
Jailed Groom in Forgery Case Fights for Wife’s Help
Sharon, Pa Aug 25 Mrs Anna Bergman Bester 17 fights for the freedom of her 18 year old husband George Bester who is jailed in Mercer county on a forged check charge The couple eloped from Butler to Alliance then married and Telegraphed New Castle for forgiveness The bride pleads his innocence and vows to win his release
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Sharon
Anna Bergman Bester
George Bester
Butler
Bester
Mercer County
John Bergman
Freeport
Alliance
New Castle
Butler Savings & Trust Co
Mercer Bank
Fire chiefs tout motor fire apparatus at Grand Rapids convention
Fire Chief Coots returned from the Grand Rapids convention reporting 600 delegates attended. Interest centered on motor fire apparatus seen as a potential revolution in firefighting, though exhibitors were limited and one engine failed to perform with long hoses. He believes it will take years to perfect and could save cities money by eliminating one company and reducing manpower. The motor combines engine and hose wagon, using the motor to propel and pump.
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Coots
Grand Rapids
Mich
Death of Thomas J. Ziok Ends Traveling Sales Career
Thomas J. Ziok, 68, traveling salesman, died at home 522 E Terrace Ave on Tuesday from Bright's disease. Survived by widow and three sons. Funeral set for 2 PM Thursday at the residence. Also notes Lt. Gov Hall opposes auto racing, cites fatalities and possible special session to ban racing under dangerous conditions.
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Thomas J. Zion
E. Terrace Avenue
Hall
Mexico
Indiana
Boiler Explosion Kills Fireman on Tug Bee
One man is dead and nine injured when a boiler exploded on the sea-going tug Bee of Packard Dredging Co as it passed under the Williamsburg Bridge. The dead is George Drinkwater, 45, a fireman scalded in the engine room. Two other firemen, Peter Barlin and John Jacobs, are dying at Bellevue Hospital, and cook Albert Cardell is not expected to recover.
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New York
Bee
Packard Dredging Company
Williamsburg
George Drinkwater
Peter Barlin
Bellevue Hospital
John Jacobs
Albert Cardell
Cook
Night of Terror Aboard Disabled Yacht Arion Off New Jersey
The motor yacht Arion with seventy aboard including women and children spent a terror filled night at sea after going on a fishing trip. It was towed to port 12 hours late with signals of distress seen by a passing steamer and life-saving stations alerted at Sandy Hook New Jersey.
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New York
Arion
Arton
Seabright
N. J
Sandy Hook
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Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
LA Stres
TAO Fbr
Eas Tee
Bda
Say
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
E. Washington Street
Court House
Central Union Telephone Co
Grain
Kenwood Ave
Max and
Meriam Gellman
S. New Jersey Street
Morris and
Celia Zimmerman
W. Morris Street
Sam and
Jennie Potashefsky
S. Capitol Avenue
Charles and
Katherine Antrobus
Regent Street
John and
Maria Hederick
Pearl Street
Rufus
Docketing McKinley
New York Street
Clyde
Ida Hlesine
Sheffield Avenue
Archie and
Anna Mower
Jefferson Avenue
Samuel and
Lida Pugh
E. Morris Street
William and
Mary Hebider
Kenwood Avenue
Bessie Warrenburg
Kelly Street
James and
Mary Burns
Bellefontaine Street
E. Clyde
Glarie Pottorff
Prospect Street
Emma Claycomb
Martindale Avenue
Wilk and
Omie Mayfield
Cornell Avenue
Harry and
Lydia Bell
S. Davidson Street
de All C. Day
Nouse
Audubon
Stonte G. Beck
Plum
J. H. Browning
College
Clarence Snyder
Gale
Thirteenth
Smith & Higgins
Washington and Minkner
Merchants’ Heat and Light Company
W. Pearl
Burford Mouat
Mutual Aid
Mutual Aid Society
State Avenue
Arizona Street
Shriner
Nomad Band
Murat Temple
Mystic Shriners
Germania Park
Indiana Central University
Hamilton Hall
Rothschild
Leopold G. Rothschild
Wisconsin
Wall Street
In “Patross
the Denson
Harriman
Hin
Wonderland
Thomas J. Ziok
Detroit
Toledo
Washington St
Union Station
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