Water Works Probe Highlights Council Clash and Health Report
The Indianapolis era notes a heated council session over a censure of City Clerk Bowlus tied to rent disputes for Tomlinson Hall. The health board presented the water valve findings urging weekly inspections, penalties for misuse, and committee referral.
Fresh Stock From Indiana At Fair In Maxinkuckee
News from Al Points of Indiana reports a Fair to be held at Maxinkuckee October 3 to 5. Items include a Goshen man eating peanuts off his vines, Mary Paulson missing from Pleasant Valley, condemned pumps supplying Madison, and Argos men guarding dry goods. Reports mention a Catholic orphan asylum fire at Rensselaer with no inmates, a disappearance in Michigan City, and foul play fears. The Fort Wayne railroad and factory fair is praised as a grand event running for a week with joint debates planned by congressional candidates Shively and Haynes in district 18.
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Maxinkuckee
Mary Paulson
Pleasant Valley
Madison
Argos
Anderson
Catholic Orphan Asylum
Rensselaer
Charles Almer
Michigan City
Race
Elkhart County
Floyd King
Sheridan
Fort Wayne
Shively
Haynes
Elkhart
Goshen
Geo. Strealey
Clara Hoffman
Goshen Fair
Dafayette
Elkhartans
Gotthold
Ntly
Market snapshot shows grain and livestock prices steady
The report lists hay timothy prices, seed values for clover and timothy, and grain bids for wheat corn and oats. It notes firmer prices for poultry and butter, tighter milling wheat, and steady to firm market tone across U S yards and telegraph prices in New York and Cincinnati travel context.
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Mammoth
Alaska
Tuersday
U. S
Indianapolis
New Yorke
Cloaks and Plush Sacks Sold at Discount Prices
Local listing offers Seal Plush Sacks at 16 dollars and Seal Plush Wraps at 12.50 dollars. A batch of 100 Seal Plush Cloaks priced at 20 dollars each replaces the 35 dollar value. Also advertised are large lots of all wool Newmarkets at five dollars each.
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Newmarkets
Newmarket
Silk prices and lots listed for auction
Tomorrow Black Silk items include 4910 ayard for 1 piece. Black Silk priced at 1.25 dollars for 85 cents and 1.50 dollars for 1.10. Also 100 pieces Colored Gros Grain Silk valued at 1.10 dollars for 72 cents.
DRESS GOODS AND HOSIERY SALE HIGHLIGHTS
42 inch all wool Henrietta cloths priced at 65c, silk Henrietta 72 1 2c, 54 inch broadcloth 95c, pure wool. Fine sheetings discounted to 61 4c or 71/2c, 84 Fine Sheetings 1c to 27 4c. Comfort Calico 31c 44c 5c per yard. Hosiery and underwear featured.
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Comfort Calico
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Hicklin
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Harding
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Pan
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Indianapolis Sun
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Logansport
Richard Keating
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Nannie
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Crowley
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Pruitt
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Ignal
Thinols St
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Opoledo
Detroit
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En’l Ag
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Albert Galls Carpet and Wallpaper
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