Indiana News Roundup of Grippe, Guests and Local Crimes
A wide scattering of Indiana items reports grippe outbreaks across counties, notable deaths, marriages, and public notices. Highlights include Fort Wayne charity ball, Knights Templar installation in Muncie, and local gun and burglary incidents. Also noted are seeds of civic projects, gas disputes, and a carload of assorted prices from Bloomington to Chicago.
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Hope
Phonograph
Goshen
Seymour
Grippe
Lafayette
Mystic
Fort Wayne
Joseph Munchhof, Jr
Laurel
Salvation Army
Michigan City
Nancy Howe
Muncie
John Desmond
Brazil
Knights Templar
Marion
Madison
Portland
Indiana
Bloomington
Chicago
College-ave
Greencastle
Democratic Kickapoo Club
South Bend
Greancastle
Wooster
Rushville
Matthew Hubert
Kentland
Ruadville
Delaware County
Matthew Gate
Mary A. Todd
Tipton
Millard Votan
Ida Visher
Rich Valley
Peru
James Y. Crawford
Hendricks County
Bart Bryan
Big Four
Connersville
Anderson
Richmond
Franklin Gas Works
Franklin
Water Company
John Burns
Plymouth
Anderson Gun Club
James Sargent
Brooklyn
Frederik Richell
David Dickson
Hammond
Scotland
Morgan Badger
Jeffersonville
Doctora
Martinsville
Chea
Crawley
Standolph County
Mies Lem Murphy
Mitchell
Frank Foster
Matthias Dowerman
New Albany
Midland Railroad
M. M. Bovard
Methodist College
Los Angeles
Cal
Bright
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis Yards and City Grain
The Indianapolis Union Stock Yards report shows cattle receipts around 450 with brisk trading and strong gains across most classes, including export steers and butchers cattle. sheep and lambs sold early with a strong market. City grain prices list wheat No 2 red around 92 to 94, corn futures varied, oats steady, hay bids posted, and rye sold by car shipment.
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Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Shane
Rene
Juurspay
Yirmer
Brax
Hay
Timothy
Ryke
Vic
Telegraph grain markets summary near Cuicaco and New York
Grain prices opened in Cuicaco with Wheat May 96c Corn Jan 40½c May 41½c Oats Jan 30¾c May 32¾c Pork Jan 10.46 May 11.05 Lard Jan 6.10 May 6.46 Short ribs Jan 25.22 May 56.7. Closing Cuicaco Wheat May 91/2c Corn Jan 39½c May 41 1/2c Oats Jan 25 3/4c May 32½c Pork Jan 10.47 May 10.5 Lard Jan 6.07 May 6.40 Short ribs Jan 5 20 56.2. New York close shows Wheat Jan 1.00 13/4 May 1.07 1/2 Corn Jan 6 1/4c May 8 0?e Oats Jan 8.91¢ May 3.9¢ Friday markets closed in New York and Chicago.
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TnHurspar
Morgan Gray
Indiana
U. Central Packing Company
California
Johnson
Yarmouth
Polk
Cordoba
Louisiana
Florida
Baltimore
Michigan
Uikgsu
New York
Limburg
P. W
Epsom
Telegraph
Cuicaco
Chicago
Chicago Wrecking and Salvage sale at 9 AM Saturday
A large sale begins Saturday morning at 9 o clock in the mammoth 49 BE Washington street building. The Chicago Wrecking and Salvage Co sells the entire stock from a Louisville fire, including boots, shoes, and damaged goods, at ten days only ending January 11. Items include men and women’s footwear, baby shoes, and slippers, all priced to attract early buyers.
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John H. Zellar
John Zellar
Brazzil
Colorado Springs
Mary A. Cassett
Central Hotel
Edinburg
Coleman
Louisville
Sadie Johnson
Putnam County
James Johnson
American Strawboard Company
Keramo
Wildcat
Fitch & Co
Tolu
Seymour
Water Works Company
Eliza Elinger
Elijah Evans
Richmond
Evans
Eliza
Jennie Marken
Terre Haute
Guy
Walter A. Dougherty
Maud Tomery
Cornettsville
Fort Wayne
New York
Milford
David Hoover
M. S. Apple
Hoover
Apple
Minnie Hansen
Goshen
F. L., Morehouse
Elkhart
John Wake
Ragland
Knightsville
Patrick Connelly
American Red Mill
Anderson
Mies
Carrie Coleman
Schell
Miss Coleman
Wabash
Mr. Lambert
Isadore Bettman
Lambert
Eagier
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Bynum
Congress
Martindale
George Rhodius
Santa Claus
John Sheehan
Thos
Lanihan
Benton
Washington-sts
Sheehan
Mammoth
Washington-st
Chicago Wrecking and Salvage Co
Wash
Chicago
Special Bargains On First Workday Of 1992
The announcement signals the first work day of the year 1992 with special bargains across all departments. Only a few highlights are mentioned, inviting readers to explore further in stores.
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Moonx
Dress Goods Remnants Offered at Extremely Low Prices
Holiday dress goods remnants include plain color plain and rough textures in newest effects. Sale starts Saturday morning in Transverse Fisla west aisle with 6 pieces all wool Corwen tuileage eight inches wide and illuminated knicks stocker effects at 49 cents a yard.
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Fisla
West
Ole
Candy sale at New York Store counter prompt
Readable line notes a candy sale on the main door bargain counter listing 1 000 pounds of candy and 1 000 New York Store mixtures priced at 25 cents for 3 items. The OCR is fragmentary and lacks full context or dates.
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New York
Ladies Hosiery Special Values in Plain and Striped Hose
Special values on ladies hosiery including plain and striped top hose and fast black boot hose offered at 45 cents per pair. Bargain midweight balbriggan hose down from 88 cents to 20 cents, plus fleece balbriggan at 2 dollars from 3 dollars. Swiss ribbed vests in gray and black reduced from 40 to 35 or 42 cents. Swiss riploid vests offered at 20 cents from 25 cents.
Men's Furnishings Sale Highlights Bargains
Men's heavy suspenders 15¢ regular 25c value, heavy blue wool hose 25c value, gray mixed undershirts and drawers 1d each, gray undershirts large sizes only 10¢, men's tech coats with fine patterns 35¢ value, fancy night shirts 49¢.
Jewelry sale items with low price markings
A list of inexpensive jewelry and cloth items. Includes rolled plate earrings with brilliant settings and screws for 10c per pair, sterling silver pansy stick pins with garnet settings at 25c each, fancy metal head bands in silver and roman styles at 25c, and a cloth school tap with fancy embroidery ends priced at 35c.
Toilet Articles and Puff Box Sale Sparks Bargain Push
A local listing promotes large size hair lush items and 16 rows thistles offered at 25 cents, down from 45 cents. It also advertises oxidized puff boxes, ten dozen in stock priced at 3 cents each, highlighting a thrifty sale move.
Saturday's Shoe Offerings 8d Pairs Ladies Kangaroo Boots
Footwear ad notes eightpence per pair for ladies kangaroo boots that are hand sewn. Local shoppers are invited to compare styles and fit as part of a weekend sale event.
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Sam Jones
Crawfordsville
Frank West
Delphi
Squire McCarty
Rev
Case
Pan Handle
Win
Fromeyer
Noblesville
City Life
Hood
Burford’s
Holt’s
Indianaave
Bert Lembs
Macauley
Col
Henry Jordan
U. S. Register
Sis
Fine Merchant Tailoring
Norbert Landgraf
N. Penn
Burfora’s
Hoff's
Indianaes
Foo
Ohance Matthews Printing Company
Chance Matthews’ Printing Co
Yand
Yance Block
Tlet
Bennett's
Everroad & FY Prank
Indiang Ave
Schott
Pandon’s Music Stora
W. Washington-st. Tet
Indianapolis
Jan
Baldwin Pianos
Ind
Messrs
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Aaron Jones
H. Walker
Robt, Mitchell
Chm
D.h.balwin & CO
Ealish
Burt
Ralf Ehoes
Wil
Suhergens
Washington St
Cor, Alabama
Southside Foundry CO
Shelby St
U.S.A
Clore
Stedman Dental Co
Carlton
Wallace Bix, Massavé and
N. Y.-st
Patie
Kingan
Bryce