Hog market steadies as prices slip from week-ago peak
Indianapolis Oct 20 Receipts total 10 600 hogs 1 000 cattle and 250 sheep with hogs up from a week ago while cattle and sheep ease. Prices quoted steady to 25 cents lower top at 5 95 with most hogs selling 4 80 to 5 50. Cattle receipts smaller quiet trade little price change bulls steady veal calves strong others weak. Sheep and lambs small and active at steady to firm prices lambs 5 25 and sheep 4 00 down.
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Indianapolis
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Cémmien
Fragmented numbers in a brittle OCR line
A string of isolated digits and symbols appears as readable fragments from an OCR page. The items resemble prices and codes like 4 00 64 and £ 85 but lack clear context or complete sentences to form a coherent report.
Advances in Nearly All Stocks Hold Wall Street Early
Third Avenue led early declines and then a sharp rally as Wall Street steadied. Union Pacific, Hill shares, Reading and Smelters topped gains while Goldfield Daisy and Cobalt Central rose in the curb market. Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred added ground with broad advances after the first quarter hour.
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Reading
Third Avenue
Goldfield Daisy
Cobalt Central
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Steel
Chicago Live Stock Market Report for Oct 4
Chicago stock report shows hogs receipts 23,000 with prices from 3.80 to 5.50 for various classes, cattle receipts 9,000 with beeves 3.20 to 7.50 and Texas and Western steers listed, cows and heifers 1.50 to 5.20, and calves 2.40 to 6.75. Trade weak across hogs cattle and calves with mixed lot prices.
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Chicago
Texas
Western
Jetro
Chicago Grain opens steady on frost damage reports
Chicago grain prices showed a steady start amid frost damage in the South of Argentina offset by rains in winter wheat. Opening prices: Wheat December 98 1/2 to 98 3/4 cents, corn 64 1/2 cents, oats 48 cents, pork January 15.02 1/2 dollars, lard 9.06 dollars, tiles 8.02 dollars.
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Chicago
Argentine
The Wagon Market Prices From Rouse Bros
The advertisement lists commodities including corn oats timothy clover mixed hay and straw with prices per unit and bale sizes. It notes seller as Rouse Bros located at 130 Kentucky Ave and provides various grade and package options with numeric pricing details.
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
Merchants Plan for Honest Office Audits in Indiana
A merchants association urges strict, unannounced examinations of county township and city books to curb graft. The plan mirrors U S government methods, arguing governor led audits reduce misdeeds by public officers and boost efficiency. It cites Indiana constitution powers and the governor as proper audit head.
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Indiana
Marion
United States
Internal Revenue Collector
Wether
State of
Hhe
Supreme Court
Merchants’ Association
Southland wedding trip follows Agnes Allg and Abram Parry
Agnes Marie Allg daughter of Mr and Mrs George Allg of Park Avenue married Monday at 4 pm to Abram Maury Parry son of Mr and Mrs T H Parry. Rev A B Philputt officiated at Central Christian church. Attendants were Allgs sons Cornelius and Clarence. Father gave bride away. An orchestra played. A wedding supper followed. Mrs Sidney K Hartman of New York poured coffee with assistants Miss Alice Jewar and Miss Marianne Reynolds. Parrys to southern trip and will reside at 1989 N Meridian Street after December 2 and 16.
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Agnes Marie Alig
George. Allg
Park Avenue
Abram Maury Parry
T. H. Parry
Cornelius
Clarence Allg
A. B. Philputt
Central Christian Church
Sidney K. Hartman
New York
Alice Jewar
Marianne Reynolds
May Bliss
Edna Randall
Herbert Milton Woollen
Cora Griffith
Edith Foster
Connie May Baird
Louisville
Parry
Meridian Street
Pianos on the Rail Cars Reach New York to Denver Run
A special New York to Denver train adds pianos to its first class cars. The piece lists barbershops bathrooms sideboards newspapers magazines libraries typewriters hairdressers tailors valets manicures chiropodists telephones electric fans stock quotes and reading lamps. The writer suggests vaudeville or baseball and Sunday religious services could further improve rail travel.
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New York
Denver
Ex-Police Officer Charged in Cornfield Theft Case
Frank Glenn, once with the police department and dismissed over a bribery link, was arrested early Tuesday morning on charges of stealing corn from Edwin Newsom’s field at 4008 Sixteenth Street.
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Frank Glenn
Police Department
Edwin Newsom
Sixteenth Street
Girl Kills Sweetheart and She Is Now Insane
NEW YORK article reports Nellie Walken confessing to shooting her sweetheart William McDowali in his Williamsburg home. She yelled afterward and was declared hopelessly insane at Eastern District Hospital. Waldron, daughter of Flushing's well-to-do parents, earlier had no indication of such violence.
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Girl
Sweetheart
William McDowali
Williamsburg
Nellie Walken
Eastern District Hospital
Miss Waldron
Flushing
McDonlad
Gil Bad & Sweethsert
City Record For A Day Births And Deaths
Births list several couples and addresses including Albert and Edith Combs in Barth avenue a girl and others. Deaths include Edward Roschmider melaena neonatorum and Rosa Pollard chronic nephritis among multiple ages and street addresses. Marriages show many couples including Walter Brown with Enid Perry Morris and George Newman with Edith Keegan among others.
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Albert and
Edith Combs
Barth Avenue
Samuel and
Ida Ingle
Dearborn
Nelson and
Emma Davis
Ludlow Street
Walter and
Mable Horne
E. Eighteenth Street
George and
Estella Merrill
Alvord Street
Art and
Nora Snyder
Sheldon Street
Lottie Horst
Hoyt Avenue
William and
Alice Robertson
Roosevelt Avenue
Thomas and
Caroline Croan
Tenth Street
Robert and
Elizabeth Ryan
Yandes Street
Edward P. Roschmider
Caven Street
Melaena Neonatorum
Christopher Hoerger
N. Warman Avenue
Rosa Pollard
Met Hospital
Hannah B. Bruner
E. Tenth Street
William Meadows
Blake Street
Hazel Jackson
Meike
Isaac Allen
W. Eleventh Street
Harry Waltz
City Hospital
Virginia Pickens
Pennsylvania Street
Walter ©. Brown
Enid Perry Morris
George M. Newman
Charleston
Edith E. Keegan
Jesse Botcourt
Mary
Burton
Adolphe Blumenkrang
Ray Sachs
Forest
Cartwright
Portland
Ind
Lillian M. Hawley
Robert B. Augusta
Addie Sanders
Casper Walker
Modoc
Joanna E. Keubek
Matthew Jones
Benjamin Harrison
Hannah M. Anderson
John Newman
Maude E B. Dawson
Walter E. Douthet
Geneva Dawson
Roel Hoss
Emma F. Satschi
Balkan Outlook IO Not Serious Day Dispatches
St Petersburg reports say London emanations pleased officials in St Petersburg. In Constantinople the Young Turks resent Marschall von Biberstein’s visit. Turks distrust the German minister and court intrigues proliferate during Iswolsky’s absence. A skirmish at Antivari without fatalities.
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Constantinople
Young Turks
Marschall von Bieberstein
ST. Petersburg
M. Iswolsky
Democrats In Good Graces Of The Civics
The Indianapolis Civic league will issue recommendations on county tickets, praising some candidates and opposing others. It backs Frank S. Fishback for treasurer, Elliott R. Hooton for prosecuting attorney, Jacob Woessner for sheriff, and James E. Barcy for Center township assessor, while avoiding direct picks for judges or county commissioners. The league lists preferred names for various races and urges voter discernment on nonpartisan races.
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Frank 5. Fishback
Elliott R. Hooton
Jacob Woessner
James E. Barcy
Center Township
Mike Jefferson
Carl von Hake
James Kervan
Harry Kidgewes
Eurveyor
G. A. Petersheal
Corones
S. Isidor Watt
League
Henry Clay Alien
Charles Remster
Thomas T. Moore
Trgisietane
Thomas A. Daily
John F. Engelke
Chariea Gauss
Russell B. Harrison
W. D. Headrick
James M. Ogden
Frank C. Oliva
Samuel K. Ruick
Frank S. Fishback
John J. Blackwell
Gustav Petersdorf
M. D
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