Real estate boom lifts prices as buyers seek bargains
Indianapolis dealers report strong demand and rising values for farms and city land. Several transfers occur, including Harmon Friedley buying 140% acres in Wayne township for 21000 and Charles Hartman gaining a 1 acre tract in Lawrence township from William Prange. Nearby Beech Grove sees rising prices with railroad shops boosting value and the sale of multiple homes totaling 37000, plus a Newton county land section selling for 48000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
County ‘Recorder
Wayne Township
Harmon H. Friedley
Woodford Thompson
William C.prange
Charles F. Hartman
Lawrence Township
Henry
Pierce
Richard Gaertner
Recorder’s Office
Washington St
W. Market St
Monument Place
Indiana Trust Company
C. A. Cox
C. H. Truesdell
Chicago
Indianapolis Hotel Company
Central Trust Company
Mr. Cox
English
Martha J. Jennings
Charles R. Myers
Newton County
Messrs. Harrall and
Michener
Mr. Pritchard
Do You Suffer With Rheumatism Offer
Rheumatism sufferers are urged to try Rholoids with a $1 deposit at Henry J. Huder 22 W Washington St Pennsylvaniamaryland streets. If not satisfied, money will be refunded. The remedy, in globule form, claims to treat Rheumatism Neuralgia Gout Lumbago Lame Back Kidney and Urinary issues due to excess uric acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Huder
Bivery
Henry J
Pretty Mary Stubbs Becomes Mrs Harry C Moore in Quiet Indianapolis Ceremony
Indiana politics notes close to home as Miss Mary Stubbs marries in a quiet Saturday ceremony at Mrs Maria C Stubbs home. The new Mrs Moore plans a monthlong West and Old Mexico honeymoon. office will soon be led by a woman. Also reported are small weddings for Miss Katherine Wherpick and Preston Stinson, and a later social gathering at 17 N Tacoma, with a green and white color scheme and a tin colored wedding gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria C. Stubbs
Park-ave
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mary Stubbs
Bureau of Statistics
Statehouse
Harry C. Moore
Miss Stubbs
H.at
Poth
Sutherland
Stubbs
Katherine Wherpick
Preston Stinson
Kinney
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Mayme Herpick
Charles Meyer
N. Tacoma-are
Theater Party Formed for English Show Saturday
Misses Mamie Straussner Margaret Lawler Tillie Eggert May Stout Bertha Wilkins Blanche Soper and Grace Fanten will form a theater party to attend English's Saturday evening chaperoned by Mrs. Straussner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Straussner
Margaret Lawler
Tillie Eggert
May Stout
Bertha Wilkins
Blanche Soper
Grace Fanten
English
Mrs. Straussner
Oratorical Contests and Card Party Held
An oratorical contest for a silver medal will be held Tuesday evening by Miss Mayme Roberts pupils under Grace M. El church auspices at East and Market with a 7 3 o'clock start. A second gold medal contest appears Friday evening at the Haytave M P church under Ladies Aid society. The German house Woman's society hosted a monthly card party Saturday afternoon with Mrs. George Jacobs and Miss Elouise Rice assisting. The Printing Pressmen union No 17 plans its fourth annual entertainment and ball on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Roberts
Woman's Society of the German House
George Jacobs
Elouise Rice
Printing Pressmen‘s Union No. 17
Ostock Market Has Good Tone
A bullish session marked by Harriman affiliated brokers buying freely and bidding up stocks. Despite bear rumors and Washington chatter about Harriman roads, prices advanced across the room. The St Paul movement ties to the early road extension, with outside buyers increasing call for stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. E. Harrington
New York
Harriman
Washington
St. Paul
Live Stock Prices and Receipts from Indianapolis March 7
Indianapolis live stock receipts show hogs 2,000 cattle 400 sheep 166. Hogs opened 10 higher, closed steady with tops at 4.80. Cattle and sheep steady. Detailed steer and heifer price ranges listed by weight class. cows, calves, bulls and hog distinctions included with per hundredweight figures and varied quality levels. Declared bulk of sales near 70 to 75 per cent for lighter hogs and mid-range cattle values.
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Indianapolis
Annual Thank Offering At Mayflower Church
Women of Mayflower church plan their annual thank offering for home missions next Friday afternoon in the church lecture room Rev A F E Ricker to deliver the address Planned by committee including Mrs G J Davis and Mrs Ada Destal Misses Marie and Christine Hollensen of Chicago were hosted at a dinner for 12 with decor in smilax and carnations Automobile service for the meal Ozo club will be entertained Monday evening by Miss Flora Keely of Brookside Ave Mrs P F White departed for New York for a few days Phi Delta Theta alumni banquet set for March 13 at the Grand hotel with speakers including Hon J H Wilkerson and Lieut Gov Hugh T Miller Indianapolis club is the parent organization Mrs George Levering in Martinsville with Miss Sample of Lafayette Priscilla club dinner at 6 00 at 2409 Talbot Ave guests listed with club colors yellow and white Next entertain by Mrs C L Beaumur College Ave next Thursday afternoon March 12
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Mayflower Church
A. FE. Ricker
Ada Destal
C. Kruse
Marie
Christine Hollensen
Chicago
Hattie Bannert
Ruth Dunn
Bessie Clay
Mabel Sage
Corinna
May Foltzenlogel
Anna Pletzier
Pearl Green
Clara Kruse
Emma Heidenreich
PHI Delta Theta
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Grand Hotel
Inndiana
Indianapolis
J. H. Wilkerson
Hugh Th. Miller
Priscilla Club
H. P. Search
Talbottave
Messrs
Homer Dale
O. T. Haskett
Edgar Knee
C. L. Beaumar
Chicago Grain Market Opens Lower As Prices Decline
In Chicago on March 7, a softer Liver pool and weak continental markets plus favorable weather pressured wheat and related grains. Opening bids showed May wheat at 98 2, corn 68 3 4, oats rising, pork May at 9 12.30, lard May 7 95, ribs May 6 85 to 6 87. Closing figures listed with May contracts: wheat 63 4, corn 84 4, oats 58 4, pork 12 05, lard 8 70, ribs 6 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
A. W. Thomson
Alta
Deaf Patients Report Hearing After Quakerine Treatment
Mrs. Henry Cramer of West Indianapolis says she became almost entirely deaf for years before Quakerine treatment restored her hearing of street car noise and loud conversations. Mr. Joseph Hollis of Lexington Avenue also says he regained the ability to hear a clock ticking in his left ear after treatment and can answer soft speech. The firm touts daily miracles, offers free office treatment with no instruments and a home cure guide for out-of-town cases paying $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cramer
Division Street
Indianapolis
Quakerine Company
Joseph Hollis
Lexington Avenue
Quakerine Company Hours and Seasonal Schedule
The Quakerine Company announces store hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, Sundays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with Tuesday and Friday evenings open 6 to 9. This schedule outlines regular operating times for customers and staff.
Halts Phone Grant and City Franchising Debate
Indianapolis debate over a new franchise for the New and Indianapolis Telephone company centers on preserving independent telephones in Indiana. Officials promise protections for local investors, enforce maintenance funding, and a bond-guaranteed $200,000 improvements plan while limiting central control by the Central Union. The Commercial Club telephony committee met Mayor Rockwell to review the draft with named local leaders Franklin Vonnegut, Walton Loynes, Seo H. Smith, and John B. Hollett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Central Union
Great American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Board of Public Works
New and
Indianapolis Telephone Company
New
Commercial Club
Rockwhiter
Franklin Vonnegut
Walton Loynes
Seo H. Smith
John B. Hollett
Chicago Live Stock at Union Stock Yards March 7
Hogs receipts 15,000 market 1c higher. Light 4.35 4.65 heavy and mixed 4.40 4.70 roughs 4.40 4.60 yorkers 4.56 4.60 nigs 3.75 4.40. Cattle receipts 300, steady wheeves 4.15 6.20 cows and heifers 2.00 6.00 Texans 3.90 4.90 calves 5.25 7.25 west earners 4.01 4.80 stockers and feeders 2.90 4.90. Sheep receipts 3,000 strong natives 3.50 5.90 westerns 3.50 6.85 yearlings lambs 5.50 7.10 western lambs 5.50 7.10.
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Wss
Eccsasegie Scede
Ibi.ce
Enessetenacenes
UNION
Portes
Sunyside theft case and liquor license notices in Indianapolis
Police seek a Sunnyside Indiana man to reclaim 117 dollars allegedly taken by Ida Woods and Louise Davis in a theft at S&S Senate overship Marion county. Notices list multiple applicants, Ward 12 and Ward 13 centers, seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors with pool table privileges at various downtown Indianapolis locations in 1908.
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Sunnyside
Ind
Ida Woods
Louise Davis
Miss Woods
S&s. Senate Ove
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
White River
Indianapolis
Center — Township
Ahariga County
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiaana
McCauley
West Street
Kleinsmith
McCaulex
South West Street
Henry Spachwi
Ward
Blake Street
Anne's
Blake
Frank Jefferson
McCarty
Ourlat
Nmlianapoetis
Charles B. Bellisori
Madrion County
State of
Tocke
McWaldo
Marion Comunty
Indiana Avenue
Locke Street
Gus Stehlin
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Heal Estate
Henry J Huder
Pretty Mary Stubbs
Stinson—Herpick
Valhalla Hall
Edna May Gechler
William Shea
Edward Pedigo
Frisco Newsboys
William Goza
Lyle Vener
James E. McCoy
van Dike & Eaton Co
Leona McCollum
Gertrude Fisher
Gladys Mertz
Emma Reade
Jessie Conarrol
New Augusta
Otock
Ozo Club
Flora Keely
Brookside-ave
P. F. White
George Levering
Martinsville
Miss Sample
Lafayette
Fletcher Medearis
Richmond
Centerville
Charles Harvey
Marion
John T. Lysaght
Indienapolis
West Michigan Street
Indianapolis Coal Company
Ourenee
Island City
Minshall Coal
Insna
Lehigh
Pennsylvania Street
Mediate
Fisher Phone
Capitol City
Dime Messinger
Alabama St
Court House
John Dierdorf
J. H. Waldron
Washington and
Meridian Streets
Entearce
Meridian Street
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