Market Better on the Good Bank Outlook
Stocks rose modestly in early trading led by Pennsylvania Reading St. Paul and Steel shares. Union Pacific Northern Pacific and other rails gained while Western Maryland receivership boosted sentiment as a step toward Gould system readjustment. Cotton and wheat slipped with Western Union and Missouri Pacific dipping on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Maryland
Gould
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Western Maryland
Western Union
Steel
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 26,000 with 5 cent higher bids. Light, mixed, heavy and rough hogs trade within 4.25 to 4.60. Pigs and corkers noted. Cattle receipts 2,000 with strong bids. cows, heifers, calves, and stockers priced up to 7.25 for calves. Sheep receipts 6,000 natives and westerns shown with varied quotes up to around 7.10 for yearlings and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Grain and hay market bid list with car counts
The report lists bids for Wheat Easty Corn Oats and Hay with grade numbers prices and billing terms. It details car counts in and out for various wheat corn oats and hay lots including No 2 red No 3 red No 4 white No 2 white mixed No 3 yellow No 4 yellow No 2 mixed No 3 mixed No 4 mixed and timothy hay totals across inspections In totals six cars wheat and ten cars timothy hay are recorded with various grades and conditions.
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Hay
Timothy
Indianapolis Livestock Receipts and Market Summary
Indianapolis market reports receipts for hogs 6,000 cattle 1,500 sheep 200. Hogs opened five cents higher and closed steady with tops at 4.65. Cattle steady on butcher grades. calves and calves prices noted. Steers and cows shown by weight, with various price ranges for good to choice, common to medium, and feeders. Lambs and yearlings steady with prices listed for good to choice and common grades.
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Indianapolis
Wheat market opens steady as prices hold. Decker dies in Batesville
Chicago grain notes hold steady with May wheat around 98 3/4 cents and May pork near 12.80 dollars. In Batesville Indiana Charles Decker, 63, of Oldenburg, collapses and dies while talking with a friend.
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Chicago
Batesville
Ind
Charles Decker
Oldenburg
No title provided for Indiana governor candidate Slack
Johnson County candidate L Ert Slack, a self made man with a blacksmith past, is praised for dignity and ability to govern Indiana. The profile highlights his poverty struggle, seriousness, persistence, and long path to law studies and politics, portraying him as a deliberate, capable leader.
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Johnson County
Addie Stout
Indiana
L. Ert Slack
Senator Slack
Slack
School Athletic Association
Indianapolis
Central Hospital
Indiana Law School
Lorette
Slack Tells of Hard Winter and Legal Rise
Senator Slack recalls a harsh winter balancing law school studies with work until 5 30 daily. He graduated with honors in 1897, became deputy prosecuting attorney, then county attorney, and eight years in the legislature. He dubs himself plain and ordinary, and praises his wife Miss Mayme Shields, a Columbus girl active in charitable work.
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Senator Slack
Johnson County
Slack
Mayme Shields
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Market Report
Pittsburg Pa March 6 cattle receipts light and steady prime and extra prices listed with heifers cows and springers, hogs receipts about 3000 with strong market prime heavy hogs and workers price ranges, sheep receipts light with prime wethers and good mixed grades and culls to fair values.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Report
East Buffalo reports cattle receipts around 100 with prices $5.25 to $9.25 for cows and calves. Lambs and lambings bring $6.25 to $6.75 with wethers at $5.25 to $5.50 and mixed sheep at similar ranges. Hog receipts near 6 with Yorkers at $4.80 to $4.90 and heavy pigs $4.85 to $4.90. market steady to firm as of March 6.
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East Buffalo
Poultry Association Formed at Crawfordsville Meeting
In Crawfordsville county a group of twenty poultry producers met and formed an association. The assembly established plans for an annual poultry fair and cooperative efforts to improve breeding and market sales.
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Crawfordsvill
Catholics Ladies Aid Concert and Socials Highlight Society News
Mrs. T. Martin hosts the Catholic Ladies Aid as a branch of the Chapel club to aid the parish poor. A Trinity Congregational concert in Spruce and Pleasant streets features elocutionist Harry Porter. Harmony Homestead Yeomen host a leap year ball in Manson hall. Numerous society events and guests are noted across Indianapolis including dinners, musicales, and upcoming Maennerchor concert conducted by Louis Ehrgott with Miss Kimball in the lineup.
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NEW Catholic Society
Harmony Homestead of
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Manson Hall
Lodge
Indianapolis
City Births and Deaths Record for a Day
Birth announcements list Geo L Clemons, Mary Clemons at 59 Indiana Ave a girl Earl Hendrixson at 1650 Ludlow Ave a girl Carl Hansen at 862 W Twenty Fifth St a boy Chas and Hazel a boy Noah and Mary Russell at 1231 Brookside Ave a boy Wilber and Margaret Jinnett at 533 Virginia Ave a girl Ernest and Bertha Young at Sir E New York St a girl John and Verda Midlan at 1807 Massachusetts Ave a boy Frederick Hicks at 1822 Ashland Ave a boy Selig at 163 W New Levi and Eva Edwards at 3640 Grace Island Ave a girl Walter and Mabel Mayfield at 3108 Belle Fontaine St a boy N Rosasco at 180 N New Jersey St a girl John and Rachel Guthery at 337 Colton St a girl stillborn. Death notices include Oma Ashby tubercular meningitis Helen Berg carcinoma of uterus Maury Bletner organic heart disease Jesse Ballard lobar pneumonia Lewis Hayes broncho pneumonia John Sweenie pulmonary tuberculosis Grace Wilson Morrison influenza Chas Hewitt mitral regurgitation Naomi Shinn interstitial nephritis and other lines. Building permits show A B and H E Mitchell two dwellings Seventeenth St 1100 each Co J Fritz dwelling 421 Sanders Ave 1 George Kesler dwelling Twenty Seventh St 1600.
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Geo. L
Mary Clemons
Indiana Ave
Geo
Settles
Holborn-st
stiBbirth
Earl
Bessie Hendrixson
Ludlow-ave
Carl and
Martha Hansen
Twenty-fifth-st
Chas
Hazel Boy
Noah and
Mary Russell
Brookside Ave
Wilber
Margaret Jinnett
Virginia-ave
Jane Rosasco
New Jersey
John
Rachel Guthery
Colton St
Stillborn
Indiana-ave
Oma Ashby
North-st
Helen Berg
Villa-ave
Maury Bletner
English Ave
Jesse Ballard
S. State-st
Lewis Hayes
Ogden-st
John Sweenie
W. Twenty-first St
Grace Wilson Morrison
Capitol Ave
Chas. E. Hewitt
Shelby St
Naomi E. Shinn
E. Miami St
Smoker for Kessler at Commercial Club
A smoker will be held at the Commercial Club the last of March for George E. Keasler city landscape architect. He will talk on the subject of parks.
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Commercial Club
George E. Keasler
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Madras
Climax
Setsung
Auwc
L. JS. Ayres & Co
Washington Street
T. C. Shotwell
Wall St
City Grain
Ccce
Decker
A. W. Thomson
German American Crust Co
Lert Olage
Karlton
Stetson
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Street
Trinity Congregational Church
Spruce and Pleasantsts
Harry Porter
Missionary Circle of the
River-ave
Pink Hall
Cochran
Kaye
Kansas City, Mo
E. W. Stewart
Woodruff Place Club
Edward T. Kenny
M. BE. Clark
S. Coffin
W. FE. Conrad
Joseph T. Johnson
Lewis H. McMurray
Gay Stammel
California
Lula Buttz
Nell Clark
Brazil
John Demott
Ilinois
Jeannie Jackson
College-ave
Phi Psi Xi Fraternity
Clinton Jackson
Hazel Stenger
Margaret Kelleher
Libbie Light
Claudia Thomas
Madge Davis
Alice Clements
Augusta
Germany
Maennerchor Society
Joseph Joiner
Franciscus Nagler
Chopin Emiliano Renaud
Weinzierl
Twight
Hazel Lenore
Columbus
William S. Hart
S. Meridianst
Nellie Reisner
Ora D. Lucas
Newark, O
James Slegle
Mrs. Mills
Shelby-st
Walter Hoss
Blaine St
Feesburg, C
0. M. Beck
Hayden Buchanan
Louisville, Ky
Hiram Esch
Milwaukee
Roscoe Shinn
Reisner St
Huntington
W. Va
Jacob Sturgeon
Isaac Mullen
Gulf Mills
Horace A. Brown
Buffalo
G. W. Mitchell and Family
Louisville
Justine Elliott
Archibald C. Millikan
Shelbyville
Charles E. Karmire
Reefers
Elx’s
Berrick von Norden
Fred P. Windisch, Jr
Mary Haley
Elmer R. Spencer
Anna Benefill
John W. Kelley
Philomena Martela
Walter Lovell
Edith McColley
A. B
H. E. Mitchell
Seventeenth St
Co. J. Fritz
Sanders-ast
J. D. Ross
Cornell Ave
George Kesler
Kessler
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