Doors Open for New Buffet at 139 North Illinois Street
Andy Ward unveils a high end buffet and dining house at 139 North Illinois Street with a grand noon opening. The two story venue features mahogany interiors, a gentlemen's cafe on the first floor and an ornate two level dining room for ladies and gentlemen on the second. Front features plate glass prism designs and free souvenirs for men and flowers for women.
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North
Illinois Street
Andy Ward
Hog market reports slow trading and lower prices in Indianapolis
Indiana hog buyers showed indifference as 4500 hogs, 300 cattle and 209 sheep moved slowly. Top hogs reached about 6.90 with others 6.50 to 6.85, cattle demand remained light and sheep and lambs held steady at prior prices with a small drop in overall hog prices from yesterday.
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Indianapolis
Aneo
Livestock market prices for bulls calves and sheep
The listing shows varied prices for bulls and calves from good to prime grades, including heavy weights and lighter stock. It also lists values for sheep and yearlings with ranges for common to excellent quality, plus per hundredweight figures for bucks and spring lambs.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Reports Prices
Pittsburg Pa September 5 cattle receipts light market steady with prices listed for extra prime good tidy fair and common cattle oxen bulls cows heifers fresh cows and springers. Hogs receipts eight loads market five cents lower with ranges for heavy medium light yorkers pigs and stags. Sheep and lambs receipts light market active with prime wethers mixed ewes and wethers spring lambs veal calves and heavy thin calves priced.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary September 5
Chicago prices show hog receipts at 7 0W demand barely steady with light hogs 6.30 to 6.95 and good to choice heavy 6.50 to 7.00. Cattle receipts 500 with beeves 3.60 to 7.45 and western steers 1.20 to 5.80. sheep 1,500 with natives 2.15 to 4.20 and yearlings 4.10 to 4.75.
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Stowe
Alea
Haley
Cacceaeseer
Chicago
Texas
Wheat and corn futures slip after initial rise in Chicago
Chicago grain markets opened with a slight wheat gain then sold off as hullish interests resisted a rally. September prices showed wheat at 97 3/4 to 98 1/2 cents, corn around 78 1/2, oats near 49 3/4, pork around 14.65, ribs about 9.12, with later quotes mixed and spreads noted in lard and rib futures.
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Chicago
Northwest
Toledo Grain Prices and Markets Summary
Toledo fields show Wheat cash and September at 3 cents, December 9 85?c, May 1.02. Corn cash 82 1 82c September, December 8 2c, May 6 5c. Oats cash 50c September 50c December 50c May 62 58c. Timothy cash and September 1.65, rye unclear.
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Toledo
Indianaplis Produce and Wagon Market Prices
Fresh eggs 18c per dozen. Butter country licensed. Poultry items include turkeys 10c, ducks live 6c, geese 5c, hens 9c, spring chickens 12 3 4c. The Wagon Market by Rouse Bros. at 130 Kentucky Ave lists corn, oats, timothy, clover, hay and bale hay prices with various quotes for No 1 and No 2 baled hay.
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
CVS
Levinson Opens New Hat Store At 41 Illinois Street
Levinson the $2 hat man expands from Pennsylvania street to a new Indianapolis store at 41 S Illinois. The handsome shop features a premier display front, bright lighting, mirrors, exhibition cages, and a large basement stockroom. He continues selling $2 hats bought factory direct for low prices.
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Levinson
Pennsylvania Street
American National Bank
S. Illnois Street
Indianapolis
Follies of 1018 to Open at Empire Theater
The Big Re view company of 60 presents Follies of 1018 a musical revue hailed as the most pretentious show on the Empire circuit. Headed by well known stars performing impersonations of Broadway favorites such as Evan Van guay Raymond Hitchcock Eddie Foy Fay Templeton Vesta Victoria and David Warfield. An extra large chorus and La Belle Duseth will present Maud Allan's Salome dance as a special feature for the week.
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Empire
Evan Vanguay
Raymond Hitchcock
Eddie Foy
Fay Templeton
Vesta Victoria
Kern Glug Organized In The Third Ward
The Kern club was organized by Third ward Democrats Friday night at a hall on Sixteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. M. J. Barrett served as chairman with about 40 attendees, enrollment reaching 150, and officers to be elected Friday evening. Charles A. Korbly and Charles Gauss spoke for Congress and the state legislature, with Prosecutor E. R. Hooton also addressing the gathering.
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Third Ward
Sixteenth Street
Capitol
Charles A. Korbly
Congress
Charles Gauss
E. R. Hooton
Ira Ragsdale Weds Miss Mayme McCoy in Lexington Ave Home
Mr Ira Ragsdale and Miss Mayme Mc Coy were married by Rev H C Clippinger at his Lexington avenue home on Sept 2 He will reside in Washington DC where he has a Southern Railway position They will visit relatives in Daviess county before moving to Washington DC The couple joins a social page of engagements and showers with Miss Lydia Parry and Mr Cary Teasdale to wed in St Louis tonight and bridal dinners plus linen showers held for Miss Ernestina Arens with plans for a September marriage
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Ira Ragsdale
Mayme McCoy
H. C. Clippinger
Lexington Avenue
Ragsdale
Southern
Washington, D. C
Big Four
Daviess County
Washington
Lydia Parry
Cary W. Teasdale
St. Louis
Golden Hill
Warren D. Oakes
N. Pennsylvania Street
Flora. Hoenig
N. Capitol Avenue
Ernestina Arens
Edwin Ray Chorce Service Announcement
Edwin Ray M FE church at corner Wood lawns and Laurel streets sets a general 9 30 service with morning sermon A Deed of Love and evening sermon The Daughter in the Home Other programs include Sunday school at 2 39 Missionary day Junior league 3 30 Epworth league 6 80 and a postponed Brotherhood meeting due to Labor Day The large chorus choir resumes duties after a two month vacation Special music is planned for both services.
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Edwin Ray
Solenburg Faces Grand Jury Over Missing $37
Robert Solenburg of 1018 Holbrook street was sent to the grand jury from police court on a charge of taking $37 from the trousers pocket of Dennis Eagan a horseshoer. Detectives say he was the only one with opportunity, though Solenburg denies guilt. He formerly worked for Eagan and the money was allegedly taken while trousers hung in the shop. WRITE US ABOUT Stairs grilles columns models fixtures. D. Rohan 1011 N Arsenal New phone 2297
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Robert Solenburg
Holbrook Street
Grand Jury
Dennis Eagan
Solenburg
Eagan
D. Rohan
N. Arsenal
W. Fr. Galpin to Open New Dry Goods Store
W R Galpin, long time employee of H P Wasson & Co, plans a new dry goods store at the corner of College Avenue and Nineteenth Street, in the Dunn & Sons building. Opening expected on or about September 21.
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W. Fr. Galpin
W. R. Galpin
H. P. Wasson & Co
Erner
College Avenue
Nineteenth Street
C. O. Dunn & Sons
Galpin
Wasson
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Summary
East Buffalo New York on September 5 reports cattle receipts at 525 with slow steady demand and prices from 5.00 to 8.00. Sheep and lambs receipts around 2,000 with lambs 4.50 to 6.00, yearlings 4.75 to 5.00, sheep 2.50 to 4.75. Hogs receipts 5,950 with prices for Yorkers 6.50 to 7.25, pigs 6.25, mixed and heavy 7.15 to 7.30, roughs 5.50 to 6.00.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
County budgets outline sections meet at courthouse next week
The Bib County commissioners plan a budget hearing to set funding for eight budgets including debt interest, bridges, county offices, and several fixtures. The proposed figures cover jail workhouse guardian homes and numerous county services with costs ranging from coroner to courthouse maintenance.
Home Presbyterian Services for Sunday
Home Presbyterian church at corner Ra der and W Thirty first invites all to Sunday services led by Rev. George Daniel Adamson. Morning sermon That Fox or the Christian in Politics. evening sermon How Does Spiritual Power Operate. Sunday school 8 45 am. Prayer union at 1 55 pm with the pastor. Catechism class 2 pm. Y P S C BB 6 4 pm. Session Monday eve. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. Thursday evening meeting on Bringing Out Both New and Old. Chorus choir practice Friday. Seats free. Public cordially welcome.
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Home Presbyterian Church
Rader and
Ladies’ Aid
Farmhand Reports Stolen Horse and Wagon in City
F. P. Davis, a farmhand at Marion County poor farm, left a horse and wagon at New Jersey and Washington streets. After exiting a nearby store he did not recognize the rig and hurried to the police station to report it stolen. He later found the horse near the corner.
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F. P. Davis
Marion County
New Jersey
Washington Streets
Crane
City Record Births and Deaths with Multiple Entries
Births list includes James and Fifie Johnson at 83L Meike Street a girl Harry and Marie Schneyer 220 W North Street a girl Walter and Sophia Sebastian 1401 St Peter Street a girl John and Gladys Price 574 N Highland Avenue a hay Jesse and Cora Shearer 3 W Michigan Street a boy Geo and Edith Avels WHS Division Chris and Margaret Webber 2856 E Michigan Street a girl Louis and Nellie Beach 1708 Spann Avenue a boy Perry and Anna Wysong 5737 Railroad Street a boy Chas and Lillie Troxell 154 Udell Carl and Ella Kent 1163 W Sixteenth Street a hoy Wm and Della Clinton 127 W Thirty First Street a girl John Lb Roach 4 months 1519 Linden Street death by indefinite cause Henry Struckman 38 5 Eastern Avenue gunshot neck death by own action Albert Morris 62 32 W Vermont Street carbolic acid poisoning death by own action Elizabeth Kilingensmith 984 W Twenty-ninth Street chronic gastritis Sarah B Tarrant 53 903 N Capitol Avenue diabetes mellitus. Marriages list multiple couples including Louis R. Bryan and Bessie Dobrowitz William C. Teasdale and Lydia M. Parry COREE A Morgan and Alice F Roberts Joshua B. Turner and Amelia S. Smith Benjamin P. Teegarden and Alice Hinoe Charles Wagner and Ruby Fleetwood Chase L. Johnson and Jessie B. Crock
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James and
Fifie Johnson
Meike Streat
Harry and
Marie Schneyer
North Street
Walter and
Sophia Sebastian
St. Peter Street
John and
Gladys Price
Highland Avenue
Hay
Jesse and
Cora Shearer
Michigan Street
Geo
Edith Avels
Division Street
Chris and
Margaret Webber
Louis and
Nellie Beach
Spann Avenue
Perry
Anna Wysong
Railroad Street
Chas
Lillie Troxell
Udell Street
Carl and
Ella Kent
Sixteenth Street
Hoy
Della Clinton
Thirty First Street
John Lb. Roach
Linden Street
Henry Struckman
Eastern Avenue
Albert Morris
Vermont Street
Elizabeth Kilingensmith
Twenty-ninth Street
Sarah B. Tarrant
Capitol Avenue
Louis R. Bryan
Bessie Dobrowitz
William C. Teasdale
St. Louis
Lydia M. Parry
Coree
A. Morgan
Alice F. Roberts
Joshua B. Turner
Amelia &S. Smith
Benjamin P
Teegarden
Alice Hinote
Charles Wagner
Ruby Fleetwood
Chase L. Johnson
Jespie
Crock
Auto tragedy in Genoa wounds two sisters and kills chauffeur
Angelo Galloni, an engineer, in Genoa shoots and fatally wounds the younger Marchioness of Revedim and kills the chauffeur after his son Antonio is run down by a car carrying the marchioness and her sister. The elder marchioness is fatally injured. Galloni is in custody as public anger and sympathy divide over auto accident violence.
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Genoa
Angelo Galloni
Antonio
Marchioness of Revedim
Marchioness
Galloeni
Gallonis
Etaly
Alleged land owner linked to twenty dollar swindle
Police seek G. W. Wormack a claimed wealthy land owner from Champaign Illinois accused of swindling S. M. Roroff 219 Fr Ohio Street. Roroff lent 15 dollars after a promise to change a note but Wormack did not return with the change. Grand Hotel managers also seek Wormack for leaving without paying a bill.
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G. W. Woormack
Champaign
Wormack
S. M. Roroff
Ohio Street
Grand Hotel
Jacses Wormack
Public Works Board plans 1938 Indianapolis street improvements
City of Indianapolis announces multiple public works projects to improve Pine Syrbet and surrounding streets. Key works include brick paving on Pine Syrbet from Harrison tracks to north line, alleys west of Illinois, and Congress Avenue. cement sidewalks on Twenty Fifth Street. and a new 12 inch sewer along the first alley north of Thirty Fourth Street. Plans and specifications are on file with the Board of Public Works.
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Department OF Public Works
Harrison Str
St. L. Ry
First Alley
Illinois Street
Twenty-First Street
M Lean Place
Congress Avenue
Clifton Street
Barnes Avenue
Twenty-Fifth Street
Brightwood Avenue
Pine Street
English Avenue
Warrison Street
Thirty-Fourth Street
Board of Public Works
City
Local healer advertises cure-all services and nebulizer treatment
An advertisement from a specialist touts cures for multiple ailments including nervous issues, losses of manhood, emissions, skin diseases, syphilis, gland problems, and female complaints. It offers a free trial, confidential consultations, and lists office hours and location at Delaware and Ohio streets. A separate note promotes the Indiana Trust Co with a one million dollar capital and a two million four hundred twenty five thousand dollar guarantee for deposits.
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Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Delaware
Indiana Trust CO
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Mike Foley
Newcastle
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Kern Glug
M. J. Barrett
Bride
Nation's Capital
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Hi. E. Peterson
Edwin Ray Chorce
Brotherhood
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Bib County
Westem Rhe
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Center Township
Circuit Court
Home Presbyterian Services
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Whusiness Universit Ldg
DR. Wechsler
Carl L. Rost
North Fitnois Street
Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
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Franklin
H. P. Kno
Olds
Cadillac
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Indianapolis, Ind
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