Holiness League Torolo Meetings Begin In Tent
Beginning next Friday night the Holiness league will hold revival meetings in a big tent at the corner of W Morris and Division streets. Meetings run each night in June with Mrs. Mattie Wines as first speaker for ten days. Afterward the Young Men's Holiness league holds a four day convention. The rest of the meetings feature well-known evangelists.
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Holiness League
W. Morris and
Division Streets
Mattie Wines
Young Men's Holiness League
Wheat and grain prices slip on favorable weather forecasts
Chicago Wheat opens 34 cents lower with favorable southwest weather cited. Commission houses lead selling. buying light and trade small. Opening quotes show July wheat at 91 1 4 cents, July corn 68 3 4 to 68 3 4, oats 48 4 to 48 1 4, pork 18.75, lard 8.75, ribs 7.45. Closing read as May wheat 98 cents, May corn 52 4, May oats 56 4, May pork 12.65 13.67, May ribs 7.30.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Weertego Waste
Toledo Grain Market Report May Prices
Toledo Ohio grain buyers report cash and futures prices for wheat corn oats and other grains. Wheat ranges 93 14 to 96 cents with various delivery months while corn quotes include 76 cents and 69 4? cents for May July and September. Oats trade around 56 4 to 38 cents with several months listed. Cloverseed and other items noted with limited readable details.
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Toledo
Belo
Currency Bill Spurs Bull Market Action in Early Trading
New York traders push prices higher across most active issues led by Reading and Union Pacific after the currency bill passes the House. Rumors claim Union Pacific borrows $50 million at 3 percent, while John D. Rockefeller Jr. purportedly gains control of American Smelting. Meanwhile Indianapolis Produce lists egg and poultry prices as weak. Pittsburgh cattle, hogs, and lamb receipts show varied, steady to firm, trading across several price ranges.
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Reading
Union Pacific
Chisholm
Chapman
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Senate
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Contol
American Smelters
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents
Marriage licenses issued include Anton Fivaliza and Mary Urschich Charles Sheets and Emeline Gerold George D. Thornton and Florence Baxter Horace H. Doty and Mable Bruce Barney K. Haase and Pearl M. Owens in the latest entries of the county clerk records.
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Anton Fivaliza
Mary Urschich
Charles Sheets
Emeline Gerold
George D. Thornton
Florence Baxter
Horace H. Doty
Mable Bruce
Barney K. Haase
Pearl M. Owens
Fever Hog Prices Rise as Indiana Hog Receipts Grow
Indianapolis market reports 6 000 hogs 1 500 cattle and 100 sheep with fewer hogs than a week ago and rising prices to about 5 60 to 5 65. Cattle demand steady but medium steers abundant easing 10 cents. calves and bulls steady. Sheep arrivals small with steady demand and prices. Representative hogs and cattle sales list multiple lots with prices around 5 25 to 6 75 for steer lines and 5 45 to 5 65 for hogs. grain bids steady for corn oats and wheat. hay and rye prices noted with no bids on hay.
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Indianapolis
Seevess
Beens
Cieceen Cess
Ares
Bodes
Umpwalg Sescesecesseeteceneeenes
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Alb
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T. C. Shotwell
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Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Pittsburg
Sic
Timothy
Gerade
Swain
East Washington St
Atterbury
Bliss-Swain
Bliss Swain
Bliss Swaine
Carl L. Rost
Twin 15 N
Illinois Street
Claypool
Shaw Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Woman's Exchange
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Pennsylvania
St. Ang
Massachusetts Ave
RD. P. Stick & Co
N. East St
Mars. Ave
Garland
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Iond
Deal College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Northwestern Avenue
Braden‘s Et al
Samuel Saffen
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Street
Boatwright
White River
Warren Crouch
Tenth Street
Walker
Hartmann
Indiana Trust
China
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Ten Winder DB
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Askin & Marine CO
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Indianapolis Gas Co
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