Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Reports July 3
Receipts: hogs 3,900. cattle 500. sheep 60. Demand strong for light hogs. prices $7.40 to $8.20 with most at $7.70 to $8.15. Cattle small run. quality not attractive. market steady. Sheep and lambs sold at steady prices. lambs $7.50, yearlings $6.00, sheep $4.00. Representative hog sales listed. regional markets show higher tones and mixed quality for cattle.
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Indianapolis
Texas
Western
Atockers
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Grain market notes Indianapolis Wheat and Corn prices
Wheat futures show weakness with No 2 red at 1.18 and July contracts around 1.12 to 1.08, while corn prices list multiple No 2 white and mixed grades with varied through billing figures. Oats soften with No 2 white around 50 cents and hay and timothy values listed, alongside inspection tallies for a 38 car total.
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Timothy
Sample
Hay
Prairie
Lear
Meats and Lard and Farm Prices in Indianapolis Market
A market listing from Indianapolis shows sugar cured hams and bacon prices, pork cuts, and fresh pork loins with varying c values. The Indianapolis Wagon Market at 1300 Kentucky Avenue lists corn, oats, hay, straw, and Clover with per unit and package prices. Also noted is Indianapolis Produce Exchange items including fresh eggs and country butter with assorted prices.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Births and marriages and building permits in city records
City births list multiple families with addresses and a few note a baby girl or boy. Marriages include several couples. Building permits record numerous projects with addresses and costs across Indianapolis area.
Capital City Garden Opens With Notable Attractions
Indianapolis readers are invited to Capital City Garden as it reopens on Monday July 5 under manager Robert Sloan. A top vaudeville troupe and a full program of family friendly amusements promise a modern beauty spot with free entertainment and careful safety measures for both locals and visitors.
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Indianapolis
Capital City Garden
Robert Sloan
Indiana Sage Predicts Durbin Victory in Senate Bid
New York dispatch reports Albert Wishard of Indianapolis, a pivotal Indiana Republican, predicts ex-Gov. Durbin will win the next Indiana Senate seat, succeeding Beveridge. Wishard criticizes both parties, warns of dry movement effects on property, and highlights internal party strife and patronage IT pressures.
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New York
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Albert Wishard
Indianapolis
Pension Department
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoosier State
East
Imperial Hotel
Wishard
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
White House
Wisherd
Washington
John W. Kern
Senate
Terre Haute
Bedrock Foundation
Jim Hemenway
W. Taylor- Durbin
Beveridge
Pap
Albert W. Beveridge
Motorcyclists Plan Big Meet Events at Indianapolis
President E L Ovington announces the Federation of American Motorcyclists annual meet in Indianapolis for the second week in August. The schedule includes a 190 mile Cleveland to Columbus run and a 178 mile Columbus to Indianapolis trek with medal prizes, plus a full racing program at the Indianapolis speedway and social events. Notable riders such as Stanley T Kellesxr and Walter Goerke are among those expected to attend.
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E. L. Ovington
Federation of American Motorcyclista
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Twinsville
Springfield Lake
Canton
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Newark
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Eaton
Richmond
Cambridge City
Dublin
Louisville
Kingston
Indianana's
Indianapolis Speedway
Indiana Motorcycle Club
Walter Goerke
Freddie Hauyck
Willam Wray
Walter Bains
Dave Devil Derkum
Mr. Lingenfelder
Jake Dw Rosier
Mr. Graves
Mr. Ward
Hastings
Mitchell
Indianapolils
Notice to heirs and creditors in Hutchinson estate
In Marion County probate court June term 1909 Philip M. Lee as administrator files final account for estate of Kate B. Hutchinson deceased. Court will examine September 6 1909 heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why account should not be approved. Heirs must prove their status.
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Kate B. Hutchinson
Marion County
Philip M. Lee
Ate B. Hutchinson
Philip
Superior Court
Indiana
James O. Barrett
Alma Shaw
Tnienes
Haskinger
A. E
Jacob WO
Saner
Jones
Barrett & Parrett
SIALE
Phintiff
Henry Kiefer
Anna Nierer
Court House
Iue
Benneman
Indianapolis
Deeree
Jacob Woessner
Means & Kuenting
Cour
Katherine Jacob
Charles C. Wynn
Marion Coty
Marion Coounty
Robbins
Hubbard’s Hill Place
Wm. T. Brown
Caroline Fansler
John F. Fansler
Fourth of July Luncheons With Picnic and Service Notes
The article outlines three styles of Fourth of July luncheons the formal equipment family basket and box lunches and practical tips for serving. It details items like hampers percolators chafing dishes and patriotic decorations plus menu staples such as sandwiches potato salads eggs pickles cheese and fruit.
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Commissariat
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