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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1909

Page

4

Light Hogs Show Gains Steady Sales at Markets

Indianapolis July 10 receipts total 4 000 hogs and cattle with hog and cattle increases and sheep declines from last week while hogs stay below year ago. Prices for steers heifers cows bulls calves vary across weight classes with mixed gains and pulls across markets in Union Stock Yards East Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburg and Indianapolis wagon market summaries.

Indianapolis East Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburg Ewe Renews Bee Eeenne

Chicago cash grain prices amid July markets

Chicago cash market reports Wheat No 2 red at 1.24 to 1.25, No 2 hard 1.238 to 1.25, No 1 northern spring 1.281 to 1.30 percent. Corn No 2 cash 74 to 75 cents, No 2 yellow 74 to 75, No 3 yellow 75, No 4 cash 72 to 72 1 2 cents. Oats No 2 52 cents, No 2 white 56 to 57, No 3 50 to 54, No 3 white 50 to 54, No 4 white 50 to 54, standard c.

Chicago

Wheat and Corn Prices Reported in Toledo Market

Toledo market notes list cash wheat at 1.38 with July 1.295 and September 1.1344, May 1.17. Corn cash 75, July 74, September 70, Defender May 58. Oats cash 53, July 52, September 43, December 44, May 46. Rye cash 31.

Toledo

Death by Own Action in South Bend Heat

Henry Ruhleder, 24, of South Bend became temporarily insane from heat and committed death by own action by hanging in South Bend Indiana on July 10 authorities reported.

South Bend Ind Henry Ruhleder

Wall Street Opens With Mixed Gains on Strong Dividends Talk

New York July 10 A moderately strong tone arose at the opening and early trading with most stocks posting fractional gains in the first 15 minutes Illinois Central rose nearly a point on circulating dividend reports Amalgamated Steel and several industrials gained while rail stocks showed improve tone Firestone Minnesota Central and Canadian Pacific closed firmer Canadian Pacific up over one point Traction stocks moved heavily Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds firm

Illinois Central Amalgamated Steel Minois Central Canadian Pacific

Grain Market Telegraph: Wheat and Corn Prices and Car Loadings

Spot wheat soft while futures firm with No 2 red at 1.16 and July bids around 1.12 to 1.14. Corn steady with several white and mixed classes priced from about 72 to 78 cents. oats and hay show mixed strength and weakness across grade lines. Inspections report none for wheat. corn car totals run 38 cars in, 7 cars in for deliveries and rejections noted.

Indianapolis Rouse Kentucky Hilline Timothy Ryre Sample Hay Timoty

Comparative Flour Outputs and Stock In Store 1909

The report lists weekly flour outputs and stock levels for July 1909. It records wheat, corn, oats, and rye production in barrels and bushels, with weekly totals and stock on hand by date. Notable figures include July 10 wheat 4.007 and corn 130.797, and stock entries showing varying volumes across dates.

Sit

One Seed Grows Oats to 100 Bushels for Mrs Stewart

Mrs J K Stewart, southwest of Kempton, planted a single Russian oat seed that traces back to a St Louis world’s fair exhibit. Despite one sprout, she nurtured it to produce a harvest of 100 bushels from 30 acres planned for next year, with 94 pounds of seed saved for sowing.

Ixempton Tad J. K. Stewart Kempton Bersg Reid Tipton County

Shelby Court Forges Building of a Road Plan

Shelby county court orders Shelby and Hendricks county commissioners to meet to arrange a county line road between Washington township in Hendricks and Wayne township in Marion. Earlier, Marion faced $9 per cent share, a cost Marion refused to cover, with Shelby overruling in 1905. The July 14 meeting follows a new law equalizing road costs between counties.

Shelby County Hendricks County Arriange Washington Township Wayne Township Marion County McGaughey, Spafford McGregor

Toledo Wins Third Straight From Louisville

Toledo defeated Louisville for the third consecutive time as Owen held the locals scoreless after the first inning. Hogg pitched erratically while Tate's fielding and the hitting of Hinchman and Elwert stood out.

Louisville Toledo Owen Hogg Tate Hinchman Elwert

Old Fiddlers Contest Coming to Anderson Pavilion

An old fiddlers contest is set for Sunday July 25 at the pavilion at Mounds park in Anderson Indiana. Haag Drug Stores promote cheaper prices on drugs patent medicines cigars and liquors claiming bulk purchases allow savings of about one third versus other druggists. Stores advertise locations at 112 North Pennsylvania opposite the Grand Opera House South Illinois near Washington and 80% Massachusetts Avenue corner College.

Haag Hang Drug Pennsylvania Street Grand Opera House Illinois Street Washington Street Massachusetts Avenue Corner College

Lafayette Girl Weds Preachers Son in Los Angeles

Miss Winifred Shawcross daughter of Austin Shawcross and Miner Raymond Tillotson son of Dr. Demetrius Tillotson pastor of Trinity church were married in a Los Angeles ceremony. The bride, a Lartoretts high school graduate, has taught school. Tillotson, a Purdue civil engineering graduate, was sent to Los Angeles on a government post.

Lafayette Ind Winifred Shawcross Austin Shawcross Raymond Tillotson Los Angeles Cal Shawcross Lartoretts High School Tillotson Purdue University Methodist Church Lebanon Northwestern University Purdue

Brooks Seeks Fifth District Council Seat With Tax Cuts

B D Brooks a West Indianapolis lumber dealer and lifelong Democrat announces candidacy for the Marion County fifth district council. He has 38 years in the county and supports lower taxes, opposes new bonds, and favors street and alley improvements only as a majority requests.

B. D. Brooks Indianapolis Mr. Brooks Marion Brooks

Rose grower Herbert Heller dies at 38 in Newcastle

Herbert Heller, a pioneer American Beauty rose grower from Newcastle Ind, died of stomach cancer at 38. His rose exhibits earned first premiums in shows at Indianapolis Chicago and St Louis.

Newcastle Ind Herbert Heller Indianapolis Chicago St. Louis

Old dam washes out at Portland Mills

Heavy rains caused the old dam at Portland Mills on Big Raccoon to fail, leaving about half the structure intact. The mill has not operated for months, making repair unlikely. The washout ruins a popular fishing spot and will harm angling for a stretch upstream.

Rockville Ind Portland Mills Big Raccoon

Bogue School Founder Hosts Reception for New Students

Benjamin N. Bogue welcomed fifty guests at the Bogue School for Stammerers in Indianapolis. The event introduced George D. Clark who succeeds Mayme Bay, who is leaving to marry Stanley Meyers of Cincinnati on July 15. Miss Bay received a cut glass bowl from students.

Cincinnati Miss Bay

Lamp explosion injures Parker City woman

Mrs. William Patty, wife of a farmer near Parker City, was seriously burned while filling a lamp when the oil ignited and burst the lamp. Her two daughters saved her by holding the door, dousing flames with water, and smothering the fire with a rug, preserving the home.

Parker City Ind William Patty Patty

Westfield Professor Heads Panama Schools

Westfield Indiana July 10 The government selected Prof. Frank A. Gause of Westfield as superintendent of the Panama Canal Zone schools. The post pays 3000 dollars yearly from sailing date with a later promotion to 2600 dollars and six weeks vacation. Transportation and free quarters are provided and family travel is affordable. The teaching staff numbers 25 white and 20 colored teachers. Gause is an Indiana University graduate and is currently at Chicago University.

Westfield Ind Frank A. Guuse Panama Canal Zone Panama Gause Indiana University Chicago University

Kroll Addresses Ward Democrats on City Economy

Fifth Ward Democrats hear mayoral candidate William E Kroll speak on city economy at Washington Avenue and Blake Street. About 30 attendees hear Kroll promise to save money if elected. Other speakers include William Graham J Pierce Cummings C C Diehl Thomas Ware and C R Cameron. Next meeting scheduled for Monday night at English Avenue and Shelby Street.

Fifth Ward Wiliam E. Sxroll Washington Avenue Blake Street Peter Ford Kroll William Graham J. Pierce Cummings C.C. Diehl Thomas Ware C. R. Cameron John

Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp Supported Nationwide

A Salvation Army effort provides a weeklong outing at a camp for families with children and ailing spouses. One mother plans to stay with her kids while another woman, worn by her husband's search for harvest work, is improving after the camp stay. The report commends the Salvation Army for humanity and hopes for continued assistance in mailing funds for camp success.

Salvation Army

Jockey Eddie Dugan Appears at Bedford Club Fight Night

New York July 10 Eddie Dugan the jockey will be a towel swinger for Phil McGovern in a Monday night bout against Goldman at the Bedford club Abe Attell and his brother Monte will also attend to compare bantams amidst the boxing card

New York Eddie Dugan Phil McGovern Phil Goldman Bedford Club Abe Attell Monte

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Indianapolis Produce Exchange Cago Grain A. W. Thomson eNom In Chicago Cash Grain Wall Street Camp Algonac St. Clair Russell’s Island America Camp Algonac Sun Party Sun Office Sun Central Union Telephone Co ITF Shelby Gourt Anderson, Ind Mounds Pack Aeet Demetrius Tillotson Trinity Church Fidence Rewgastle Rome Westfield Professor Freshair Farm
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