Indiana News Roundup Conflicting Local Happenings Reported
Collected items across Indiana note widespread health concerns, deaths and accidents, civic plans, and political changes. Key mentions include Scarlet fever in Cloverdale, a 73 year old Seymour pioneer dead, Jeffersonville pursuing free postal delivery, Evansville census figures, and Huntington rail shop layoffs. Also reported are dog muzzle mandates in New Albany, a murder trial in Columbia City heading to jury, and a Muncie public-work scheme fading. A mix of farm, flood and transport updates across towns, with several drownings and collisions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
John White
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Columbus
Spencer
Bourbon
Evansville
Indiana
Lake Maxinkuckes
Higgins
Montgomery County
Green B. Roszell
Decatur Society
Knightstown
Masonic Order
St. John’s BY
Brazil
Huntington
Frankfort
Fort Wayne
New Albany
Bower
Delphi
Supreme Court
Horace Williams
Bloomfield
Ah Geltz
Fairfield Center
Mary Dieckmeyer
Muncie
Union Depot
Big Four
LePorte
Goshen
Davidson
Columbia City
Vanice
Smaltzer- Ladd
Pater Bellis
Evaneville
Iavigans
Harry Williams
Ohio
Charles Lopp
Corydon Junction
Henry Meritweiher
Bloomington Company
Crawfordsville
Ben Adhem
Minnie Bell
L. B. Curtle
Frank
Mascott
Bob
Joe Cannon
Pittshora
William Myore
Conneraville
Benjamin N. Davis
Mount Sterling
Isaac B. Dunn
Washington
William W. Cooper
Kikhart
Jeremiah Moore
Orleans
George Perrigo
Monticello
William H. Hessin
Isaac A. Johnson
Plainfield
Charles A. Hutchinson
John RK
Soota
Issac R. Kemp
Morristown
Henry Halton
Joal N. Whitley
Lafayette
Patrick J
James Mathews
Charlestown
Wm. J. McCatchan
Rosannah Gowen
David Bennett
Vincennes
Johanna
August Hartig
Frederika
Wm. Graber
Clay City
Minora
Alex. Legard
Vincennés
Terre Haute
Day Off in the Woods Draws Crowds at Plymouth Picnic
Kingston area notices describe sunny day outings with Plymouth church Sunday school picnics on the grounds. Market listings show a wide array of groceries and produce with fluctuating prices and daily specials, including meats, canned goods, fruits, and vegetables.
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Hammond’s Park
Plymouth Church
Indianapols Stockyards Cattle and Sheep Report June 26
Cattle receipts mixed with steady market for good shipping and butchers grades while common stock dull. Prices per 100 pounds show fair to good shipping and veal ranges. Sheep receipts light with active demand for lambs and better grades. hogs receipts liberal with varied close. Prices and ranges reflect Tuesday to Friday trends and packer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miye
Indianapolis
Wales
Samson
Ena
Songnan
Market Summary and Grain Prices Across Cities
Chicago and New York reports show steady hog receipts around 25 000 with mixed prices in the 3 60s to 4 00 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts near 16 000 with slow movement. wheat futures firm at modest gains. corn and oats range in the 30s to 40s per bushel. local prices quoted for hay and bran show quiet demand amid varied lot classifications. New York notes grain prices for June deliveries and pork, lard, and short ribs futures with modest upticks. an unrelated job ad highlights demand for workers advertising in Tar Son’s popular liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Johnson
Yarmouth
Superior
Polk’s
Columbia
Pouutry
Florida
Bermuda
Kentucky
Bermudas
Indiana
Chicago
Oly Txrain Meares
Timothy
New York
Fashion notices and goods at Heu store
The article describes summer fashion trends with white hats and laca, ostrich plumes, and notes the store does not sell hats but offers broad women's apparel. It highlights women adopting male garments like shirts and collars, and lists dry goods, underwear, hosiery, children's goods, umbrellas, parasols, and related items offered.
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Dax
Bhutfied
Haute
Anderson
Vandalia
Colfax
Queen & Crescent
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Peoria
East Washingtonoi
Eouth Clinols
K. Kures
Lee Holtzman
Ry Hang
Kioumiss
Julius A. Hang
North Penn
K. K. Kures
the Sun
WOGL
Nes
Anead
Packyers
Yair
Rerecrapa Crain Markets
Giria
Tar Son
Tle
Prohserial Life Association
Marker St
Brown’s
E. Wash -St
Brown's
Genoa
Senators
Brown
Ladiss
Finanhees
S. Wash
O.S
Tia
Oxford
Burks
JSI
O. Burgess
Market St
Opp
P.O
Ibestt
Byram & Sullivan’s
Byram. & Sullivan
W. Washington
CAS. F. Meyer & CO
East Washington St
Washington-sts
Wholecase and Retail
Jay Street
J. Hart
Hart
North
Tennessee-st
E.d.braden
Massachusetts Avenue
S&nped
West End
Elizabeth St
W. Peart
BE. i. Washington
Goo Waxes
Michigan
Tennessee
Ben 'Phree
Parker & CO
Indiana-ave
LH. Dunning
Ohio-st
Vermont-ss
Mars.ave
Ohio St. F
Ohn
W. Browning
Marion County
L. E Haag
George Herrmann
Ara
Estey Organs
Fred Knefler
Imd
Washington St
Fiale
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Guy
N. Penn. St
Bowman’s Bazaar
Mase. Ave
Beon
THE
Indianapolis National Bank
United States Depository
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Taro, P
Baughey
Pras
Retroxy
Cas
Ticketa
Pennsylvania
Son
L. Sterslorfer
Alpo Mayerw
Jas. N. Mayhew
North Meridian Street
OFI
Charles Mayer & CO
Parker
T. W. Parker
Zimmer Bros
East Washington Street
Albert Gall
W. Washingtonst
TRY Parrott & Taggarts Ware Rhuehss
Jakso, Pater & Alderman
Heu Gyeggagagay
United States
Indianapolis Fence Co
U. S
John B. Cleavelard
Ind
Cleaveland Fener Co
Hine
Burgian
Mae State
Morey
A. Fletcher & Go
JONN
Tarkington