Swirl of Society Hears of Weddings and Travels
Mrs J W Greenen and Misa Blanche Greenen plan a Saturday departure to Buffalo and Niagara. Mayor Taggart rents a French Lick cottage for summer. Grace M Hehuyeh ladies host a lawn fete at 109 Highland Ave Friday. Miss Marie Metcalf and Frank Lin L Bridges set Aug 1 at Grace Cathedral. Carl Lieber hosts a dinner for relatives bound for Germany. State weddings listed in several towns. Laura Piel weds Charles I Koelling in a German Lutheran church with a large reception at 1462 E Washington St.
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J. W. Greenen
Misa Blanche Greenen
Buffalo
Niagara
Taggart
French Lick
W. H. Caswell
Highland-ave
Grace M. Hehuyeh
Marie Metcalf
Henry W. Metcalf
Franklin L. Bridges
Grace Cathedral
Carl Lieber
Meridian Heights
Germany
Scottsburg
Sylvia Spelman
Clay Prosser
Muncie
LaRhue Dungan
Fred Jewett
Richmond
Myrtle Kelly
William Swain
Wilkinson
Ethel Hodson
Arthur Githens
Laura Piel
Charles I. Koelling
Peter Seuel
Washington-st
Bushel of Counterfeit Dollars Found in Kokomo Vault
In Kokomo Indiana on West Jackson street Clark Brothers uncovered over a bushel of counterfeit silver dollars while cleaning a vault Friday. Former tenants of the house have disappeared.
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Kokomo
Ind
W. Jackson St
Clark Brothers
Indiana oil climbs amid market jump and local clashes
Hoosier oil rose to 80 cents at Standard Oil headquarters in Montpelier as Indiana oil led a three day gain. In Angola, residents formed a rival company after gasoline fell to seven to nine cents, while neighboring towns saw price cuts and energy tension rise with Standard Oil's response.
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Indiana
Montpelier
Indiana Oil
Standard Oil Company
Angola
Ind
Hamilton
Salem
Golden jubilee of St. Vincent's boys home observed
In Vincennes Indiana on Friday the golden jubilee of St. Vincent's orphans home for boys was celebrated. Bishop O'Donaghue of Indianapolis gave the principal address. The home is part of the Indianapolis diocese.
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Vincennes
Ind
St. Vincent’s Orphans’ Home For
O’donaghue
Indianapolis
Sow Attacks 3 Years Old Child Near Logansport
A ferocious sow with piglets attacked Louis Gibson’s three year old son on a farm near Logansport Indiana. The child suffered severe lacerations before his father rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Moore
Everton
Connersville
Logansport
Ind
Louis Gibson
Here
Cracksmen Loot Clover Leaf Depot Safe at Russiaville
In Russiaville an attack on the Clover Leaf railway depot broke open the safe with dynamite on Thursday night. The building was badly wrecked and only forty five cents was recovered. Local authorities investigate the Baltimore and Ohio line incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Clover Leaf Railway
Russiaville
Hope-Short wedding suffers chicken salad illness scare
Goshen Indiana July 19 A wedding reception menu featuring chicken salad led to several guests falling ill with alarming symptoms by Friday. Health authorities investigate cause and scope of illness.
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Boston
Somerville
H. G. Haskell
Lena Waters
Somerville Hospital
Mr. Haskell
Miss Waters
Haskell
Goshen
Ind
Incident in Vincennes: man assaults officers and bystanders
In Vincennes Indiana on July 19 William Ryan of Oaktown fought two officers and two bystanders before his arrest. A mace blow knocked him unconscious.
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Newburg
N. Y
John Martin
New York
Martin
Vincennes
Ind
Wm. Ryan
Oaktown
Hea
Waterloo Discusses Electric Light Plant Plan
Waterlo o officials consider establishing an electric light plant. Meanwhile Angola remains dry but received 23 cases of beer last week. Burglars stole £500 worth of goods from Jefferson Boitorff in Jeffersonville. The J I Panhandle division carried 2000 excursionists last Sunday. A skittish horse led to the death of David Jones on Monday. Dry weather hurts the potato crop as tubers become small and few. The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Andrew Clark of Laketon near Wabash died after ingesting gasoline.
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Angola
Andrew Clark
Laketon
Wabash
Rank Gasoline
Peril and accident report from border to rail yard
A batch of brief notices details Daniel Griggs encounter on the Rio Grande with Chief engineer Cunningham who died after a moccasin bite and a canoe wreck. three killed by a derrick accident near Emporia Kansas. and a jewel theft missing from Mrs. W Tinker at Allenhurst New Jersey with a necklace and other gems lost.
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Paterson
N. J
Daniel Griggs
Mexico
International Boundary Commission
Cunningham
Rio Grande
Griggs
New York
W. Tinker
St. Louis
Allenhurst
Park Board Considers Deer Purchase from Johnson Estate
The Vincennes park board met Friday and approved the monthly payrolls for 1935 but did not discuss buying deer. Supt of Parks Power may attend the sale on July 30 and could buy fewer than ten if a bargain is found.
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Park Board
Johnson
Vincennes
Farmer William English Thrashes Wheat at 24 Bushels Per Acre
A letter to the governor reports William English, now at English homestead near Lexington Scott County, threshing wheat. He states 24 bushels per acre and that he will attend the Indianapolis Republican primary convention as an inspector on July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
William
Dean's Ointment Plague Cure Advertised at Drug Stores
Itchy skin and a widespread affliction are eased by a claimed universal remedy, Dean's Ointment, offered at drug stores for 50 cents. Sold as a safe, never failing cure per the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Board of works president delays interurban franchise decision
President Sahm of the Board of works will not say when the board will take up the interurban franchise or what action it will consider. He admits he does not know where the franchise stands and expects to spend time determining its status.
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Sahm
Board of Works
Market Report from Union Stockyards July Cattle and Hogs Prices
Union Stockyards Indiana July 19 cattle receipts 800 shipments 405. QuotationsGood to prime export steers 1350-1500 lbs 540. Fair to medium export steers 1200-1400 lbs 4 75 5 15 Good to prime butcher steers 1100-1250 lbs 4 00 4 50 Light stockers 3 00 4 00 Good to prime heifers 425 4 75 Common to medium heifers 3 50 4 25 Prime to fancy export cows 4 00 4 25 Canners and common cows 2 75 3 15 Good to choice light veals 5 00 6 25 Common to good heavy calves 3 00 5 00 Good to choice fat bulls 3 50 4 0 Common to fair bulls 2 00 3 00 Good to choice cows and calves 30 00 50 00 Common to medium cows and calves 20 00 30 00 Hogs receipts 3500 shipments fair Quotations Good to choice medium and heavy mixed and heavy packing 4 90 5 60 Good to choice lightweights 5 85 5 92 Common to fair lightweights 5 80 5 85 Common to good pigs 4 00 5 70 Spring lambs 4 00 5 25 Sheep receipts 1800 shipments 1509 Good to choice sheep 3 00 3 25 Common to medium sheep 2 25 3 00 Stockers and feeding sheep 2 00 2 50 Bucks per 100 lbs 2 0 2 25
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Chicago market summary shows price gains across grains and dairy
In Chicago quotations corn rose 1 to 2 cents with July at 5 1/4 to 5 1/2 cents and September around 5 2/3, oats up about 2 to 3 percent with July at 0 21 6, wheat up about a half to three quarters, and provisions firm with September pork near 14 1/4 to 14 1/2. Butter and cheese also higher with creamery and dairy goods showing gains despite mixed dairy types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Young Americas
Lim
Hog market report from Interstate Stock Yards Indianapolis
July 19 hog receipts 800 shipments 706. Prices range for good to choice categories around 3.95 to 5.70 per cwt with medium to heavy and common to good pigs also listed. Market notes show varied quotes across weight classes and quality grades at the Indianapolis yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Grain and hay prices and inspections tallied in market report
Wheat prices steady to firm with No 3 red 65c and July 65c across milling rail. Corn values range from 51 4c to 49 4c for white and 48c for yellow and mixed in various grades. Oats hold at 34 35 1/4c range. Hay No 1 timothy priced 12.00 to 12.50, No 2 timothy 10.75 to 11.25. Inspections show 36 wheat cars and 37 corn cars with several rejections and mixed lots noted.
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Timothy
The Jobbing Trade Poultry And Produce Prices
Prices paid by shippers for poultry and produce including turkey hens five cents per pound young toms four cents fowls seven and four tenths cents ducks geese spring chickens cheese butter hides tallow groceries and sugars listed with unit prices and grade distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market price list for commodities and staples
A historical price table lists multiple commodities with unit prices including flour rye molasses syrups and beans. Entries show per unit costs, varieties, and suppliers like Columbia Windsor Ridgewood and Phoenix with cents per pound or per bushel quotes, reflecting retail market rates. The document resembles a chronicle of day’s market values for grain spices beans and sugars.
Variety of groceries and commodities price list notice
A dense price list itemizing Shot and Lead by type, Wood Dishes, Twine, Candies and Nuts, Produce and Canned goods, Coal and Chemicals, Provisions, and Oysters Fish and Game with per unit or per case rates. Includes bags, barrels, pounds, and various weights for items like soap, oils, nuts, citrus, berries, and meats with specific prices across categories.
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Java
iNew
Toffin-Fletcher
HITZ
Bryce Bread
Court House Grocery Coo
Wash
W. Wash
Mass. Ave
Ee Cee Ee
Virginia Ave
Wholesale Dept
N. Alu. St
Hoosier Life
Charles Major
Shelbyville
Elizabeth
Amos Edleman
Tipton
Charles W. Ayres
Mora
Oscar Skell
Lima, O
Hartford City
Canada
Griffith's
Dundee
Henry C. Calloway
Elwood
Dora Ellithorr
Bryan
Wawasee
Scott County Journal
Carl Scott
Luigi
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Terre Haute
Clinton
Philippine Service
E. B.bryan
Bloomington
Frank L. Crane
Kendallville
J. D. Dehuff
Peru
Clyde M. Gendy
Emily Keith
Harry Glaughlin
S. C. Newsom
Thaddius D. Engelmeyer
Raymond Stratton
W. A. Austin
Pierceville
Clyde Wagner
Herbert D. Brittain
Frank Adams
Hanover
George W. Moore
William Spark
H. C. Russell
Valparaiso
Anthony T. Bryan
John P. Hayes
H. P. Barry
James D. Barry
Notre Dame
W. J. Cochran
Lyons
W. O. McGovrey
San Francisco
Prof. Bryan
Margaret Allen
Henry Clay Allen
Bath House
Fremont, O
Wm. Keeler
Philadelphia
London Dispatch
Laura Johnson
Louisville
Anna
Supreme Court
G. CC. Reading
Anna Gazzam
Gazzam
Reading
Bu’sted
Jd Vincennes
Waterloo
K. of P.'s
South Milford
New Hall
The
Bloomingdale World
Kate E. Lamb
Jeferson Boitorff
Jeffersonville
Panhandle
David Jones
Emporia, Kas
Howard
Santa Fe
Frank McDonald
Neosha
STOUT
Will
Gar
Baldwin's
Union Stock Yards
Union Stockyards
City Grain Market
Golden Rio
Bourbon Santos
Golden Santos
Prime Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillsworth’s
Columbia
Empire A
Ideal Gelden
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Brazil
Valencia
California
Kenawha
Castile
Epsom
Itid
Lingan & Co
Tross
J.S. FL & Co
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