Building Permits and Local Notices Mentioned
Building permits list multiple residents with addresses and proposed costs including cottages repairs and a factory addition. Notable entries include W I Ripley 983 W Pearl and 981 W Maryland cottages at 773 each, G P McDougall Sons 1421 S Meridian factory addition for 3900, and Catherine Webb 2712 W Washington dwelling at 2500. The word Junius appears with a stray phrase about a death and missed clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Ripley
W. Pearl-st
Maryland-st
Henry Bals
College-ave
Liberty. Howard
E. Pratt-st
Avid
Missouri-st
Catherine M. Webb
W. Washington-st
L. Westphal
Dublap-st
Howard -Smock
New Jersey-st
G.P. McDougall Sons
Meridian St
Frank J. Davis
Twenty-fourth-st
Shelby St
Endorsement Rally Urges Oliver Ensley for County Treasurer
A broad group of Marion County supporters led by names from Atlas Engine Works, Brown Ketcham Iron Works, Parkhurst Bros, Nordyke Marmon, and numerous local firms endorse Oliver P. Ensley for County Treasurer. The letter brands him clean, capable, honest and faithful to all entrusted interests, urging voters to elect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Ensley
Local Owner Dies at Barn of Indigestion
Joseph Lesh owner died Monday morning at the barn after his animal fell ill for three days with indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lesh
Births and Deaths in Local Community Notices
Birth announcements list Allen Hart, Pettijohns, Hatcher, Adams, Mohler, Kennedy, Bunge, Long, Alexander, Crosby, Krachenfels plus many others with addresses. Death notices include Phoebe J. Duncan, Wilhelm Davids, Wiese, Ora Smith, Samuel Bailey, Jared Bliss, Helene Poynter, infant McAllister, Robert Cox, John Phelps, Addison Sullivan, Maud Dinsmore, Sarah White, Mary Fling, Samuel Stewart, E V Richison, Lola Davis and several paired names. Obituaries reference ages, causes and locations.
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Allen and
May Hart
New York St
Fred and
Grace Pettijohn
New Jersey
Robert
Susan Hatcher
Mary Long
W. Wintonst
Stephen
Etta Alexander
Harry E
Effie Crosby
Ruckelst
Hermann
Ida ‘Krachenfels
Marlowe-ave
Phoebe J. Duncan
Blake-st
Wilhelm Davids
Cottage-st
Ww. H. Wiese, Jr
N. Keystone-ave
Scalds
Ora L. Smith
Drake-st
Pertussis
Samuel Bailey
Hovey-sts
Jared P. Bliss
Meridian
Lune
Helene E. Poynter
Infant McAllister
Robert K. Cox
Olive-st
John W. Phelps
E. Market-st
Addison L. Sullivan
Martindaleave
Maud Dinsmore
Sarah A. White
Eleventh St
Mary Fling
West St
Samuel D. Stewart
Lola Davis
W. Henry St
Movement of Musicians Mutual Benefit HQ Celebrated
The Musicians' Mutual Benefit Association moved its headquarters from 604 Market Street to Eighteenth and Olive Streets in St. Louis. The event was marked by a brass band of 400 pieces in attendance and a celebratory gathering.
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ST. Louis
Musicians’ Mutual ‘Benefit’ ‘Association
Market St
Eenth ‘and
Olive Sts
Sugar Market Notes Show Tight Raw Supply and Steady Refined Prices
The market reports a large raw sugar shortage and strong overall market momentum. Refined sugar prices have not risen despite the raw squeeze. refiners warn jobbers to hold small stocks as the outlook for a rise is unlikely. Refined sugar sits about 35 points below last year with weak demand after the canning season.
Grain Prices Mixed Across Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Market report shows Wheat stronger for No 2 red and No 3 red with milling freight, Corn weaker for several white and yellow grades and steady for new corn, Oats and Hay steady with new timber hay prices listed. Inspections note mixed car counts including rejected lots and totals across wheat corn hay shipments.
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C. Hay
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
East Liberty Market Receipts and Prices Report
East Liberty PA November 3 cattle receipts 120 loads with prices from 4.25 to 6.70 for choice and prime cattle. Hog receipts 75 cars with heavy hogs 6.70 to 6.80 and other categories 5.00 to 6.65. Sheep receipts 17 loads with best wethers 3.75 to 4.00 and lambs 5.30 to 5.50.
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East Liberty
Toledo Grain Market Report
Toledo Ohio November 8 Wheat cash 76 and 76 for December and May 76. Corn No 3 yellow 9? for December 42 140 May 41 30 Oats No 3 white 21% December 21% May Rye No 2 1c Cloverseeds November 98.655 January unknown
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Toledo, CO
Zic
Wheat and grain prices and remonstrances in Chicago
Market notes show December corn at 50 1 2 cents and May 60 36 cents with oats down 4 1 2 percent and pork lard ribs prices listed. Remonstrances filed against liquor licenses for Albert Blackwell at 2115 Martindale Ave and Philip J Hoffbauer at 1437 Hill Avenue allege violations of the liquor law in operating a saloon.
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Chicago
J. H. Jones
W. J. Okey
Charles
Norton
J. W. Crawford
Albert Blackwell
Martindale Ave
Philip J. Hoffbauer
Hillave
Chicago live stock receipts at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 21,000 with prime beeves 6.25 to 7.85, cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.75, stockers 2.25 to 4.90. Hogs receipts 30,000 with light 6.15 to 5.25, rough 6.05 to 6.35, mixed 6.20 to 6.80, heavy 6.40 to 6.80, pigs 5.00 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 44,000 with sheep 2.50 to 3.90 and lambs 3.25 to 5.55.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
New Orleans
Sihc
California
Ste
East Buffalo Live Stock Markets Report
East Buffalo New York on November 3 reports cattle receipts of 220 cars with prime steers at 6.07 to 7.25 dollars and top veers to 8.50, hogs at 6.55 to 6.65 for mixed to 6.75, and sheep and lambs receipts of 90 cars with top lambs at 5.05 to 5.10 and yearlings at 3.90 to 4.00.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Market Prices for Pork Butter Cheese and More
New York market quotes show Mess pork at 18.00 to 18.50 per hundredweight lard at 11.15. Butter prices range from Creamery 25c Elgin 21 and imitation Creamery 18 18 1/2c. Cheese reported Large 10c small 9c part skimmed 9c full 3c. Eggs and dressed poultry prices included with turkeys 7 13c per pound chickens 9 20c fowls 9 13c ducks 8 17c geese 15 16c springs 20 22c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elgin
Indiana
California
Tierces
Bedford Bank Building Firm Financing 95000
Bedford bank building company records show a 95 000 financing figure tied to a Morrison and Thompson deal in Ko komo. The fragment references a separate 216 000 entry for Morrison & Thompson and Ko komo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Bank Building Company
Bedford
Morrison & Thompson Company
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Opens Quiet and Steady
Monday market at Indianapolis shows a quiet start with activity similar to Saturday. Receipts reach about 200 shipments. steers and cows list varied prices from 1 2 to 6 75, while calves and hogs mix with limited demand as lambs and sheep notes follow.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Prices Report
Cincinnati Ohio November 3 cattle receipts 1756 with shippers prices from 4.85 to 6.65 for good to choice cattle calves at 8.50 hogs receipts 2593 price range 6.50 to 6.55 for good to choice and 6.30 to 6.40 for mixed sheep receipts 816 extra cattle 3.20 to 3.35 lambs 5.00 to 5.10.
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Cincinnati
Poultry and Dairy Prices From Local Shippers Report
Prices paid by shippers for poultry eggs butter and cheese are listed. Old turkey hens 100 lb at 8c, choice young turkeys 8 9 percent cents per lb, butter full New York cream 14 1 percent, domestic Swiss 16 17 0 per lb, Umburger 19 1 0, tallow and other items noted with partial data.
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New York
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Gobbler
Stout
Junius
Ensley
Marion County
Hugh H. Hanna
Atlas Engine Works
WM. M. Taylor
Chandler & Taylor Co
Henry Coburn, Henry Coburn Lumber Co
E. F. Folsom, Brown-Ketcham Iron Worka
Henry Jameson
James T. Eaglesfield
John H. Emrich
Emrich Furniture Co
Theo. E. Griffith
Horace T. Bennett
Huey Go
C. Foster
Foster Lumber Co
WM. D. Allison, Mier
Physicians’ Furniture
Daniel L. Dorsey
Tucker & Dorsey Mim, Co
John L. Ketcham
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Sylvanus Hollingsworth
Harmon & Hall
Thos. C. Day
Mortgage Loans
Ss. L. Fortner, Hibben, Hollweg ®& Co
A. P. Hendrickson
Wholesale
Hatten
John W. Parkhurst
Parkhurst Bros. & Co
A. P. Stanton
Anderson Lewis
W. R. Brown
Frank D. Stalnaker
I. H. Dean
Dean Bros
S. D. Fraser
Fraser Bros
van Hoff Lumber Co
Anthony Wiegand
Chester Bradford
A. N. Dwyer
Nordyke
Marmon
WM. Treitshee
Kipp. Bros
L. P. M’cormack
Scot Butler
Butler College
S. C. Dickey
Winona Assembly
Almus G. Ruddell
Central Rubber & Supply Co
H. Eldridge
E. H. Eldridge Lumber Co
HENRY
C. Brunson
H. C. Brunson & Co
Benj. D. Walcott
Setta Cotta Co
J. Pursell
Broad Ripple
J. C. Perry
G. W. Coonse
Comstock & Coonse Co
C. F. H. Waterman
Haugh-Noelke Iron Works
Fred C. Gardner
Atkins Law Works
Chas. E. Coffin
Central Trust Co
Oran Perry
Central Transfer Co
Albert Baker
Jas. W. Lilly
Lilly & Stalnaker
B. W. Cole
Insurance
W. C. Vanarsdal
New York Life Ins. Co
Chas. Martindale
Louis H. Levey
Levey Bros. & Co
J. Gamerdinger
S. Cruse
Herbert J. Scott
Sam B. Sweet
L. HH
Henry W. Bennett
Indianapolis Stove Co
Thos. E. Potter
Harry S. New
Indianapolis Journal
A. A. Barnes
Fahnley & McCreae
Prest
Bowen-Merrill Co
Mr. Peachee
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Ketcham
R. O. Hawkins
B. K. Elliott
Supreme Court
Justus C. Adams
James T. Layman
John Kolmer
WM. Aufderheide
Fred Fahnley
Frank Kautsky
WM. C. Buddenbaum
Charles D. Pearson
John C. Foley
Geo. Brown
John B. Glover
U. S. Revenue Collector
James W. Noel
James N. Miller
Miller Ofl] and Supply Co
WM. Wiegel
Willard 8. Wickard
CHAS
Marrlames
Cecil .E. Crump
Pearl Gillispie
Omer W. Martin
Stella M. Phillips
William F. Brandt
Edith P. Jessup
Edward Yott
Alice Fox
John Bergann
Amelia Klabunde
John C. Ricketts
Mildred K. Meeker
Ee Henry Falkerning
Emma Martin
William 8. Davis
Katie Thomas
Henry Nerman
Ethel Covie
City Grain Market
Toledo
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Seveeve
Young Americas
Springs
Valencia
Basket, LLC
lSc
Choice
Jersey
Jobbery
Java
Rio
Santos
Windsor A
Ridgewayd A
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Jackson
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Kanawha
Luhrig
Bratt
Block
Green County
Indy
Blossburg
Valley
United States
U. S. Bonds
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