Old and Young Fight The Former War Arrested
A long column recalls numerous local notes from Muncie, Tipton, Seymour, Vincennes, Princeton, Richmond, and surrounding areas. It reports a post office clerk in Muncie charged with theft from letters, a Columbus violin claim, railroad flagmen needs, a prison meal tally, a death in Princeton, a Westfield or local civic mentions, and varied local incidents including crimes, accidents, and civic actions across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Columbus
Southport
Hibbars
Seymour
Vincennes
Bratk ‘Newby
Frinceton
Becauae
Joan Wood
Clay County
Bowling Green
Richmond
Shelbyville
Washington
Lawrence W. Walt
New Albany
St. John River
Jacksonville
Elkhart
Congregational Church
Franklin
Richard Eustis
Francis Hyatt
W.C. P. Breckinridge
Terre Haute
Naylor
Opera House
Newland T
Charles. W. DePauw
Charles Ulshafer
Wabash
E. C. Calegrow
White River
Sidney Westfall
Delphi
Peterson
Bill Charles Thomas
Warsaw Union
Warsaw
Spencer Bank
Albertus Swain
Richmond Church Furniture Company
Swain
Myron
Medsker
Muncie
Suspicton
Medeker
Sporting Life notes and boxing trade chatter
A collage of sports items notes routine trips and warm buses, plus boxing and baseball chatter. Grims accepted Brookyln terms, plans to revive California baseball, Western league salary boosts for umpires, and Toledo, Chicago, and Philadelphia clubs eye moves. Boxers Dixon and Griffo weighed against, and Schaefer comments on exhibition plans and balk line rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim
Brooklyn
California
Cincinnati
Martin Denny
Jack Carney
Gil Hatfield
Tom Niland
Toledo
Virginia
Anson
Chicago Colts
Galveston
Lefty Marr
Comiskey
St. Paul
Tom O’rourke
Geo. Dixon
Griffo
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Des Muiney
Rock Island
Rockford
Quincy
Peoria
Frank Lives
Jacob Schaefer
Chicago
Ives
Schaefer
Indianapolis Union Stockyards Market Summary
Receipts at Indianapolis Union Stockyards on Saturday December 49 show varied cattle and sheep values with high activity in shipping steers and good to choice cows. Prices climbed for heavy and light cattle, with steady to higher deals for sheep and fat calves. market notes include barley and hay prices and general merchandising context from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Markel
Ghuice Shipping
Aaly
Goco
Tolos
Swett
Peseeeae & Ougy
Rice Reeves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indianapolis
Megetave
Parior
Sporting Life
City Grain Marga
Sarunpay
Ara Diddiaz Tizov
Wood
Hoop
Sesun
Tarsun
Jrs
Winslow
Wasson
Armazindy
Bowen-Merrill
Millinery Down
Nannie Parkhill Fauk
Illinois-st
Maryland
Fulton Fish Market
Ilinois Street
The
Aldag Paint and Varnish Co
West Washington St
Gee
Indianapolis Clearing House Association
Associated Banks of Indianapoliis
Rederick Baggs
Men Eung
Sotic Z
Capital City Grove
United Ancient Order of Dividsa
Grand Noble Arch Simion Coy
Later Groves
Grove Hall
Boston Creek
Col
B.C. Shaw
Fair Olde Sug
N. West
N. Noble
Clifford-ave
Dunsan-st. Fos Rewi
Alabama
Capitol-ave
Meridian
Massachusetts
Sun
Washington St
Cleve.cn.y
Cincinmati
B. Harbor
Ip. M
P. Mip
S. Goi
Mata M
Lafayette
Champaign
St. Louis
Terre Haut
East
Washington Street
Jackson Place
Massachusetts Avenue
Migion Bretton
H. M. Bronson
Ally
State of
Indiana
Bowers
Tim Murphy
Eugene Canfield
Herbert Hail Winslow
Pricas
Marie Jansen
Endor
Cerlorda
Bec
Eva
Delmonico
Wnomesian
Miss Dynamite
Galery
Ybe
Nizgut
Agame
Felix Morris
Ireland
Ralph Caimley
Ksq
ROS
the Bist Man
Oyt
Ade Bothner
Charles Bowser
Harry Foy
Mrs. Oliver Byron
New York
Candy Kitchen
West Washington Street
Samson
Oakville
Ind
Samson Mig Co
Samson Manufacturing Co
Baldwin Block
Todianapolis
Harrod
Louis P. Krumshield
SRO Remuite Monuments No
East Ohio
Strait
WM. H. Payne
Talbott Block
Northwestorner
Pennsylvania and
Market Streets
Indiana Ave
Telephone
W. G. Wasson CO
Yaland City
L. Holder
South Meridian Street
van Camp
Boston
E. Wulschnaer & Son
North
Pennsylvania
Shellhouse & CO
Monument Place
Parrott & Taggart
Bryce
Bryant d. Stratton
Indianapolisusiness Uiversity
N. Pennsylvania St
Postoffice
America
H. J. Heeb
HALL
Browning & Son
Foley Bros
Conlen’s
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