Lights and Shadows in Indiana Towns and Trials
A sprawling column traces a string of Indiana items from Brazil to Muncie and Kokomo. It notes elopements and fraud cases, hospitalities, a bank gas blast, a post office fraud warrant, a suicide, and a revival healing, with town reports on schools, industries, and a holiday excursion offer on the Dig Pour route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Greenwood
Batesville
South Bend
Willow Branch
Kendallville
Muncie
Putnam County Farmers’ Institute
Greencastle
Brummit
Furnesville
Michigan City
LaPorte County
LaPorte
Joseph Boyd
Trapper
Scottsburg
Hebe Debler
Louis
Evansville
Paoli
Indiana
John Pinkerton
Myrtle Sager
Guy Foster
Mauckport
John Trezo
Tindolph
Vincennes
Royal B. Purcell
Purcell
John Deprez
Shelbyville
Mollie Kinney
Citizens’ National Bank
Kokomo
Charles Cosby
Post Office
Vickery
Lafayette Times
George KE. Jenks
U.S
Severence
Howard National Bank
Somers
John Williams
Sellersburg
Maria Bloor
Maria
Williams
Jittis Arksans
Charles Unthank
Webster
Lovel Smith
Cassius Clay Cosby
Veal Township
Cosby
Smith
Lebanon
Midland Road
Montgomery County
Supreme Court
Lafayette Natural Gas Company
Kempton
Strnelk
Big Four Railroad Company
Hiram Baxter
Anderson
Maria Woodworth
Holiday Excursions and Market Prices at Pennsylvania Lines
Holiday excursion tickets go on sale at Pennsylvania Lines stations with revised rates on December 24 26 and 31 1890 and January 1 1941 Tickets may be returned until January 8 The grocery list details meat preserves canned fruits and vegetables with varied prices for beef lard eggs and dairy The Indianapolis stockyards report light cattle receipts with scattered grade ranges and price brackets for export good shipping and common stock on hand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
California
Cordoba
Johnson
Yarmouth
Superior
Columbia River
Sacramento
Jersey
Baltimore
Kentucky
Eranbarries
Navy
Jirk
Perth
Go OU
Sochurry
Malaga
Florida
Louisiana
Cini
Dully
Indianapolis
Esses-Eee
Hichmond
St Frankhem’s
Wheat and hog prices show steady to firm in Chicago market
Receipts of hogs reach 35,000 with strong demand as assorted packers quote prices around 340 and 340. Mixed lots and rough packing sell at 340. Cattle receipts near 14,000 hold steady. Wheat, corn, oats and lard futures show steady or nearby bids with various May and Jan contracts. Vandalia Line offers holiday excursions from December 21 to January 1 with good return validity through January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Curcaco
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BIG 4
East
Washington St
South
Mlinois St
Union Station
Massachusetts Ave
Indiapolis
Hest
Antlanke
Monty
C W. Phillps
Market St
Pennsylvania Lines
City Markets
Rey
Syaliow
Rajsated
BuAs--Fitin
Eeceinis
Uget
Lorcar Teglera
Uayo
Choize
Timothy
cCurcaeo
Guise
Diener's
Rinters
Electrotype Foundry
Maryland-st
Odgers
Cean
Indianapolis Printing Co
Virginia
R. Ehman
Ilinois
Alabama
New Jersey
SOR
Eas. N
Maryland
Vyvasted
Leach
Grand Opera House
N.pDelaware
San Domingo
D.H. Baldwin & CO
Penn.st
Loidianap Slie
Corner of
Ohio Straet
W.T Marcy
Rogers
ART Emporium
Telephona No
Artleta Tee
Lieber & CO
Indianapolis National Bank
United States
A. Fletcher &C
John S. Tarkington
Rgttler
Delaware
F. E. Fuller
Eer Oren
Fresents
Rupert & GO
W. Washington-st
Rs oShun
Bow Man's Dazaar
Cor
Columbia-age
Ena
Sieridian
Washington Sts
Iniahapolis
Ind
George Herrmann
Undertaker
Shusiness University
Wes
Postothe
Heeb & Osborn
Fred Knefler
Indianapgligs
E. Washington &J
Seay and Kogalia
L. T. F. Zatser
Meridian-st
Rebumatinge
EITEL
Wright
Howe
NEW Books
TN Baron
Jane G. Austin
Walford
Ellen Oinpu
Margaret Kent
Andrew Lang
Rider Haggard
Brances
Bowen-Merrill
Washington
Plaza Printing and Hegraving
WM. B. Burford
J. Miessen
Corprectioner
Catermena 4
North St
Blind Asylum
BR L. Dunning
W. Obtest
Vermontst
North
Hlinais-gt
Bradley
Holton
Washington &T
W. Washington St
HAT Department
South Meridian Street
Newmarkets
Jagksel
Charles Mayer & CO. W. West
Washington Street
SORE
Mississippi St
Toliday Goods
E. Baat Gton ST
Court G . WW
Holiday Sling Brown & Son
Susenmann’s Block
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