City Births and Deaths Record Listing Local Residents
Births list Edwin and Artie Brock boy 650 Birch avenue Jesse and Etta Booner girl 531 Garfield avenue Charles and Rachel Gooen girl 221 Prospect street Martin and Lavaiztte Noll boy 1237 Thirty-first street Charles and Dora Brandt boy 1788 Prospect street Edgar F. and Cleone Kiser girl 2141 N New Jersey street Deaths record Offut Patterson cholera infantum Meridian Nelson Parr chronic interstitial nephritis Russell C Kendrick pulmonary tuberculosis Eliza Jane Cushionberry acute enteritis Mary Schneider typhoid fever Gerard D Edward Stanton ileocolitis Ruth Loraine Shutter pulmonary tuberculosis Frederick Noelke stricture of rectum Robert N Schuster acute gastroenteritis Edward Garrett pulmonary tuberculosis Henry Cummins mitral insufficiency Jacob Glick obstruction of bowels Wesley H Carbaugh acute myocarditis Margaret Bursett sarcoma of breast John Dugan crushing injuries Donald Graham peritonitis Marriages list John Miller Agnes Taylor Thomas P Logan Delia Moran Herbert C Baker Clara J Wetzel Elsworth Anderson Ola M Wood Claud E Mead Etna A Tillotson William H Laux Anna M Schaefer Building permits details and values for multiple structures and additions across several streets and firms.
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Edwin and
Artie Brock
Birch Avenue
Jesse and
Etta Booner
Garfield Avenue
Charles and
Rachel Gooen
Prospect Street
Martin and
Lavaiztte Noll
Thirty-first Street
Dora Brandt
Edgar F. and
Cleone Kiser
New Jersey Street
Offut Patterson
N. Senate Avenue
Meridian Nelson Parr
Ashland Avenue
Russell C. Kendrick
N. Sherman
Eliza Jane Cushionberry
Arrow Avenue
Mary Schneider
Uwsaimilton Avenue
Gerard D. Edward Stanton
Ludlow Avenue
Ruth Loraine Shutter
Senate Avenue
Frederick Noelke
SH Broadway
Robert N. Schuster
Maple Street
Edward Garrett
City Hospital
Henry Cummins
Jacob Glick
Capitol Avenue
Wesley H. Carbaugh
Margaret Bursett
Agnes Street
John Dugan
Donald Graham
Rankin
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices
Market notes list price quotes from Rouse Bros at 330 Kentucky avenue. Commodities include corn 80 cents per bushel shelled oats 55 cents, sheaf oats 10 to 15 dollars, Timothy hay 15 to 16.60 dollars, new Timothy 10 to 12 dollars, new clover 9 to 11 dollars, mixed hay 13 to 14 dollars, heat straw 5 to 7 dollars, hay straw 7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Ik&c
Timothy
Fresh Eggs and Butter Prices In Indianapolis Market
Indianap olis Produce Exchange quotes fresh eggs at 18 cents and country butter at lic. per pound in the latest market listings reflecting current wholesale prices for area buyers.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Indianapolis grain quotes show No. 2 red at $1.15 R, through billing whites at 75c, yellows around 73 7/8c, and hay steady with choice timothy at $14.50. Cattle and hogs move at Cincinnati and Union Stock Yards with mixed receipts, steady to firm prices. Pittsburg reports varied beef, hog, and sheep quotes, including prime steers near $6.50–7.00 and hogs around $8. finns.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Beck
Rey
Chicago Cash Grain Rates and Corn Prices
Chicago cash grain summary shows No 2 red wheat at 1.18 to 1.19 1/2 dollars, No 3 around 1.151.18, No 2 hard at 1.18 1.19, No 2 white corn at 7 1/4 to 6 1/4 cents, No 3 corn 12 to 7 1/2 cents, No 4 yellow 7 cents, and oats with various bid prices. numbers reflect market quotes for grain grain futures positions.
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Chicago
Hog market holds steady amid shortage pressures
Indianapolis market notes receipts totaling 5,500 hogs, 1,500 cattle and 600 sheep with hogs and cattle easing while sheep rise. Prices mostly steady to firm. top hog price reached 8.40 with bulk selling 8.05 to 8.30. Cattle and calf values mixed amid quiet demand. sheep and lambs sold strongest at 25c higher for good to choice qualities.
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Indianapolis
Elestea
Sisetaget
Bastecaeleas
TSO
SDS
Silas O Cagete
Siciserssterstasiele
Soin Keenes Gee
Salem
Wall Street Opens With Upward Drift Amid Broad Gains
New York July 20 The stock market opened with notable activity and broad participation. Within minutes Chesapeake & Ohio New York Central Union Pacific St Paul Rock Island preferred Amalgamated American Locomotive and American Cotton Oil rose 4 to 1 percent, while General Electric climbed to a higher level. U S Steel and Alberta lagged as the market continued its advance.
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New York
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island
Amalgamated
American Locomotive
American Cotton Oil
General Electric
Toledo Grain Prices Report for July 20
Toledo grain prices list cash and futures for wheat corn and oats with bids and asks. Wheat shows July at 1.21 and other months. corn, oats, and rye quoted in cents and fractions with multiple delivery months.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo, CO
Ryo
Public school book fight taints Indiana board actions
The Indianapolis Sun rails at alleged corruption in the Indiana State Board of Education and warns of book purchase debates. It claims meetings with book suppliers threaten public funds and urges integrity to protect the poorest children and widows in Indiana.
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State Board of Education
County Board of Education
Indianapolis Sun
Litttle
Indiana
Gov. Marshall
State Board
Hannen
Claypool
Kirklin Amateurs Clip Sheridan In 5 3 Game
Kirklin Indiana Athletics defeated Sheridan 5 to 3 Sunday. Battery highlights credit Myers and Huffine for Kirklin. Shannon and Stevenson for Sheridan. Mascots seek a Sunday afternoon matchup with any 11 years old team.
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Kirklin
Ind
Sheridan
Myers
Huffine
Shannon
Stevenson
Local Baseball and Team Seeking Games Across Indiana
The Mapletons defeated the Naps 5 to 1 and seek a game with any fast amateur or semi professional team in the city or state. The Fairland Grays split with Greenwood 9 to 8 and 7 to 3 and seek away games. Riverside Juniors beat Sherman Ramblers 6 to 1 and seek games with 18 or 15 year old teams. Jamestown beat Brownsburg 16 to 4 with Darnell and Jones on James town and Miller, Kirk, Brackett for Brownsburg. Darnell struck out ten. Contacts listed for each team.
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L. Goodman
N. East Street
Indianapolis Silent Stars
Elwood
Spencer
Lebanon
Kokomo
Wabash
Elmer Stevick
Eugene Street
Mapletons
Naps
Harry
Fairland Grays
Greenwood
Grays
Wray Timmey
Fairland
Ind
Riverside Juniors
Sherman Ramblers
City of State
C. Westenhofer
Sugar Grove Avenue
Call North
Peerless
Franklin Club
Frank Stewart
Woodlawn Avenue
Jamestown
Brownsburg
Darnell
Jones
Miller
Kirk
Brackett
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Michigan City
Monon
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Coney Island of the West
Michigan
Roosevelt
F. EH. Hine
Theo- Lakes
Indiana Union
CaeHa Traction
Ils
Toledo. O
Noblesville
Tipton
Peru
Ima Aan Park “Terminal Station
Illinois St
Cerminal
John Miller
Agnes Taylor
Thomas P. Logan
Delia Moran
Herbert C. Baker
Clara J. Wetzel
Elsworth Anderson
Ola M. Wood
Claud E. Mead
Etna A. Tillotson
William H. Laux
Anna M. Schaefer
J. L. Deitch
Blackford
Joseph Schaf
W. Marach
van Camp Hardware Company
Maryland Street
Susie Grover
Thirtyfirst
McLeland
Columbia
Twenty- -Eighth
Walter W. Teens Nouse
Illinois
A. F. Potts
E. Fifteenth
Jenney
E. Washington
Charles Klemm
Northwestern
Cm Mulaney
Rural
Earl Ss. Aewell
Oakland
Tenth
H. Kiewitt
Leonard
Cottage
Northwest
A. W. Thomson
Aeay
U- Ft
Gese Sane
fAsk. tNominal
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Extar
Madras
L“Ance
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Anaconda
Star Store
Lancaster and Amoskeag
P. N
Fa AZ
Oxfords
Mason
Japan
Camp Algonac
St. Clair
Russell’s Island
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