Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards Chicago on November 21, buyers paid mixed prices across hogs cattle and sheep with receipts around 9000 hogs 500 cattle and 303 lambs. Hog prices ranged from about 5.06 to 6.08 per hundredweight with heavy pigs and roughs at the higher end. cattle sold steady to firm with beeves 3.20 to 7.60 and western steers 3.10 to 6.70. lambs native and western around 5.00 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Union
Ill
Texas
Carling
Demand for Hogs At Better Prices In Indianapolis
Receipts to day 10 000 hogs 500 cattle and calves and 4 sheep with demand for hogs strong and prices 5 to 10 cents higher for good hogs above 150 pounds. Sales from 4.50 to 6.15, most 5.00 to 6.00. Cattle market quiet with little competition and dull calf market tops around 4.50. Sheep and lambs more abundant but lambs cheaper than yesterday, sheep about steady with best sheep at 8.75. Wagon market reports for various grains and hay with prices ranges listed.
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Indianapolis
Piles Cured At Home By New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send me your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured. Send no money but tell others of this offer Write today to Mrs Summers Box Bo Notre Dame Ind.
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M. Summers
Box Bo Notre Dame
Ind
Stocks Strengthen In New York Market After Early Declines
In New York on November 21 the stock market recovered from initial declines and rose within 18 minutes of trading. Union Pacific surpassed yesterday's close amid strong speculation about an imminent Harriman matter likely tied to Erie. Curb market was irregular. mining shares drew normal interest and cotton ginning totals up to November 14 reached 9,630,000 bales versus 7,311,202 last year.
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T. C. Shotwelle
New York
Union Pacific
Yes
Harriman
Erie
Census Bureau
Peetz Takes Office From Mary Stubbs Moore In Indiana Bureau
L. W. Peetz, called Our Husband, becomes chief of the Indiana bureau of statistics taking charge Saturday morning. He replaces Mary Scrubbs Moore who contested the move. Gov. Hanly issued a new commission dating from today. Moore stays on as deputy until January 1. The office staff receive no salary loss and Peetz plans a post January 1 reorganization.
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L. W. Peet
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Mary Scrubbs Moore
Hanly
Mr. Peetz
Peetz
Stubbs Moore
Railroad Engineer Admits Fraudulent Check Passed
Otto Russell a railroad engineer was arrested Saturday by bicycle officers Hall and Stewart charged with passing a fraudulent check in a dry goods store at 417 West Washington Street. Russell admitted the check was worthless after clerks detained him until police arrived.
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Otto Russell
Hall and Stewart
Washington Street
Russell
New Schedule Announced for I C G Traction Line
Indianapolis Columbus Southern Traction Company will begin a new timetable on November 22 to improve service. The change mainly affects departure times from Indianapolis with the 4:00 Seymour limited moved to 4:10 to run as a local to Seymour. Morning and evening rush trippers from Indianapolis will depart on the hour to Southport Greenwood Whiteland and Franklin with through cars to Columbus and Seymour leaving Indianapolis on the hour. Through local cars to Columbus and Seymour leave ten minutes after the hour and first sections will not stop at local points between Indianapolis and Franklin.
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Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Seymour
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Columbus
Unclear OCR sequence hints at numeric data segment
Fragmentary numbers and time-like figures appear without clear context or narrative. Names, places, dates, or events are not discernible, leaving only a stream of figures and percentages.
Cross of Fire informs gala Bruch performance at German House
A 200 voice chorus and four soloists presented Max Bruch Cross of Fire at the German House under Alexander Ernestinoff. Soloists Josephine Bremm ER Edmunds Homer Van Wie Christian Frederick Martens and Franklin N Taylor praised. Orchestra praised. chorus especially so. The Myrtle Temple Sewing Circle holds an all day meeting next Friday at Mrs. Oliver’s home. A surprise party for Josephine Huendling at 1810 Orleans Street hosted by her parents and Miss Lillian Mack. Mr. and Mrs. Caylor Carney celebrate their first wedding anniversary with bridesmaids Elise Miller Helen Clayton Zenith Eller Mamie Noonan. Mrs. Walter H. Green hosts a seven-table euchre party with guests from Greensburg Martinsville Richmond Bedford and others.
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Musikverein
Cross of Fire
Max Bruch
Alexander Ernestinoff
Josephine Bremmerman-Edmunds
Homer van Wie
Christian Frederick Martens
Franklin N. Taylor
Myrtle Temple Sewing Circle
Walter H. Green
N. New Jersey Street
Martinsville
W. P. Haughton
Richmond
Ind
J. H. Tracy
Bedford
Contested Marion County Votes Spark Intra Party Clash
The Republican suit over Marion county voting machine results surfaces disputes among party leaders. James Bingham and state officers contest the recount while attorneys urge a new count. Lawyers spar over residency claims and court jurisdiction as officials seek to resolve close state race results.
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James F. Cox
Indianapolis
Sims
Moores
James Bingham
Bingham
Delaware County
Moore
John C. Billheimer
Q.A. Myers
Fifth District
Merrill Moores
Republian
Marion County
Overstreet
Jams Bingham
City Record Listings Show Births Marriages and Permits
The city record notes numerous births with named parents and locations such as Wells, Youngs, McIntosh, Smith, Preston, Denser, Hams, Applegate and others. It lists marriages including Hensley Buskirk Reeves Mann Williams and others. Building permits include repairs and new structures on streets like St Joseph, Arsenal, Sanders, Tenth, Capitol, and Shelby with amounts from 50 to 3,000 dollars.
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Charles Hensley
Sarah J. Buskirk
George J. Reeves
Pansy A. Mann
Enaion Williams
Hattie Williams
Charles Q. Smith
Rose E. Murphy
Willis White
Annie L. Boggie
Ludwig C. Wenkel
Blanche M. Shadrach
Edward J. Herrmann
Anna Schaub
Mary Foley
Martha Stone
N. Arsenal Avenue
Joseph Eller
Sanders Street
J. W. Schunisher
Lowell Street
E. A. M. Riester
E. Tenth Street
Citizens’ Gas Company
Ramobling
S. Pennsylvania Street
S Eer W. F. Maisel
Capitol Avenue
Wv. E,. Wintley
Miami Street
See Wagner
Shelby Street
George C. Sampson
Hillside Avenue
Amelia Nordmann
Hello- Way Street
Ae M. Miller
Lowell Avenue
John R. Atensick
Central Avenue
Adam Hellman
Chadwick Street
Wheat Opens Higher on Drought and Argentina Weather
Chicago grain report notes wheat gains early on drought in winter belt and cold Argentine weather, then eases with light trading. Opening prices show corn December at 63.5 cents, oats 49 1/4, pork May 16.50, lard May 9.55, ribs January 8.57.
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Chicago
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Story & Clark Piano Company
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky
N.Y
Mary Stubbs
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Utter
Great Salt Lake
Peon A
California
Via
Southern Pacific
Overland Limited
Yelowstone Park
Beohlet
W. H. Connor
G. A
Enet 4Th St
Cinch
Josephine Huendling
Orleans Street
Aliss Lil
M. B. Larry
Or Sound Fire Insurance
Thos. C. Day & CO
Lew Building
John and
Maud Wells
California Street
Samuel and
Mildred Young
Temple Avenue
Bertha McIntosh
Orlando and
Sadie Smith
Adama Street
George and
Minnie Preston
LaSalle Street
Jacob and
Carrie Denser
Massachusetts Avenue
Sarah Hams
Cincinnati Street
Earl and
Rose Applegate
Adams Street
Bert Wohitsell
Yandes Street
Bennett Barnett
New Jersey Street
James Albert Weimer
North West Corner
Joseph — Hill
I. City Hospital
Mattie Dudley
Adelaide Street
Magdalena Staub
Alabama Street
Sarah Harrell
Minkner Street
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