Match These Prices for Used Cars in Long-List Ad
A dense automobile classified listing offers various late model used cars with prices from 85 to 500 dollars. Ads mention makes such as Ford Essex Riley Nash and Willys Knight along with years 1921 to 1927 and locations including Meridian Avenue York Street and Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Coupeiter
Virginia Ave
Eche Rolet
ESSEX
York
Riley
Oakley Motor Sales
Meridian
Drexel
FORD
Roy 'M Wilmeth Co
ROY Wilmeth CO
Erid
W. D. Pyle Auto Sales CO
Delaware St
Ford Coupe Sold on Easy Terms by Judge Justice
Classified row shows a Ford coupe offered by Judge Justice with green weatherproof lacquer finish, new tires, a one month guarantee, and easy terms. Pay $65 down and 12 monthly payments to take it home.
Weekend Car Specials Highlight 1925 Buick Sedan and 1924 Hudson Coach
Weekend specials promote a 1925 Buick sedan with excellent care, full equipment, and very low mileage alongside a bargain 1924 Hudson coach. Local sellers emphasize value and condition to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Used Cars and Trucks At F L Sanford Co Advertisement
An old car sale listing from the Armacost Automobile Co and F L Sanford Co advertises 1925 to 1924 Oldsmobile models with disc wheels and refinished finishes. It notes used trucks reconditioned to the Ford standard and invites readers to the annual meeting of the Western Automobile Company of Scott City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Tudor
Chevrolet
Ford Tudor
Virginia Ave
Tone Chevrolet CO
Oldsmobile
Sanford
F. L. Sanford CO. Commercial Dept
New York St. Main
Westernutomobile
Ce Co
Rrt Scott
Ansas
Wall Street Finds New Leaders In Weekly Close
The Wall Street Journal reports a two hour session that closed the week with new leaders. American Locomotive displaced Baldwin at the head of equipment gains while International Harvester and Famous Players saw sharp uprushes. Steel and Allied Chemical led a reaction from early strength but offered buying support absorbed by traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
BU TW
York
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
American
Baldwin
International Harvester
Famous Players
Steel
Allied Chemical
Banks and Exchanges Report Mixed Clearing Figures
Loreal bank clearings for space were $3,000 debits $9,041,000. Indianapolis bank clearings for the period show $21,964,000 with debits of $43. Chicago statements list foreign exchange rates with New York noting steady demand for sterling at 4.849.16 and various foreign currencies quoted, including lira and ruble values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Foreign Exc Exchange
New York
Eoussia
Anghat
Yokohama
New York Liberty Bonds in December Report
The fragment references Liberty Bonds December terminology with unclear figures and a mixed series of letters and numbers. No coherent event or named entities are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Bonds
Dec
Fragmented OCR sports odds and figures sheet
A damaged OCR text lists mixed numbers and percentages associated with pubs and teams. Mentions Ratan Rai and several seemingly embedded odds or prices, but most data are unreadable fragments lacking coherent context or events.
Chicago financier engineers major Baldwin stock coup
Arthur W. Cutten, a Chicago area businessman, quietly controlled Baldwin Locomotive shares from 114 to a peak of 165 5/8, triggering vast losses on Wall Street. Backed by Western associates, he has yet to reveal his strategy, with the end of the maneuver not in sight and fortunes at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
New York
Chicago
Wall Street
Baldwin Locomotive
Arthur W. Cutten
Baldwin
Cutten
Directors elected as policyholders nominate for annual meeting
The notice lists six director nominees Ray B Duboe Gordon Warnhou n Wm Prager frank M Stone Nodloyd Doubleday Sr for election at the annual meeting. It states policyholders eligible to vote by person or proxy with proxies filed by December 29, 1926. State official confirms dissolution proceedings and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direttors
Ray B. Duboe
Gordon
Rnhoun
Wm. Prager
Frank M. Stone Nodloyd
Doubleday, Sr
Noraere
E. C. Gordon
Fasa
STATE
Indiana
Nera
Schorsemeier
The
Stat of
Apersa FO
Cotea Company
Grocery Goods Price List From Local Market
A dense OCR list shows varied items with prices including fruits and vegetables. Entries mention boxes, bags, and crates with amounts in dollars and cents, covering cane fruits, nuts, citrus, berries, and staples.
Marriage Licenses for Leonard Miller and Mary Davis
The record lists Leonard Miller age 21 a cement finisher and Mary Davis age 18 with addresses 2340 Sheldon and 1723 Cori De Cita. Also shows Peter Deliverman Laura Pedigo 20 Indianapolis and other names Wiraie Visser Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Miller
Sheldon
Mary Davis
Deliames Kelly
Laura Pedigo
R. R. G. Box
Indianapolis
Visser
Ie A Or
Wheat Up as Bulls Rally Corn on Icebound Cargoes
Large local operators bought corn on the Chicago Board of Trade and bulls raided the wheat pit. Wheat rose 14% cents overall while corn climbed about 14 to 114 cents. Cash wheat steady, oats unchanged, provisions steady as icebound grain boats influenced trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Lake Head
Prices From Wheat Markets Reported In Chicago
Chicago trading floors show mixed bids on wheat with bids around 12.70 to 12.90 and nearby futures quoted. Market notes list various prices for related grains and boxes, including oats and bran, amid a broad commodities snapshot.
Cash Grain Receipts and Market Offerings Saturday
Saturday's receipts include 58 cars with price bids for Indiana grain. No. 2 timothy and No. 3 timothy listed with bids. wheat prices cited as around 1.29 to 1.3149 per unit. Oat and mixed categories show multiple car lots with various quality grades and totals of 48 cars for wheat and 4 for oats.
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Basia
Yorkeay
Indianapolis
Pias For Grain
Peeady
Ant 'Gi
le Fem
Timothy
Araio
Ant
Times Carriers Guests at Show
Dessa Byrd played the pipe organ as Corinne Griffith led a carrier race for popularity with about 800 Indianapolis Times carriers at a Circle show. Byrd presented hits and the cast included staff helpers in the pre show of Syncopating Sue ahead of its Sunday Circle engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessa Byrd
Corinne Griffith
Indianapolis Times
Miss Byrd
Bob Bob Bobbin
Ace Berry
Times
Sue
Circle
Bill Dopperman
Leon Louise
Wilbur West
Roy Crowder
Jack Warner
Elmer Weddle
Prudential Savings and Loan Co reports stock increase
Articles of reclassification filed in the Secretary of State announce a stock rise for the Prudential Savings and Loan Company of Indianapolis from 200000 to 500000 dollars. The share structure shifts from 10000 shares at 10 dollars each to 1000 to 2000 shares at 100 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Savings and Loan Company of
Indianapolis
Secretary of State
Trading steady as hog market set for weekend session
Indianapolis livestock market reports unchanged pork and beef values with light receipts. Best hog price $12.25, bulk $12.15 to $12.25 for 120 to 300 pounds. packing sows steady around $10 to $11.15. Cattle and calf trades mixed with steady beef steers at about $8 to $11. vealers fall about $0.50. Sheep and lambs steady with native lambs around $12.50 to $13. cull lambs and ewes weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auplees
Fane Grimes Geigen
Ana Onathal
Clous
Qatar
Sean Dates
Florida
Indiana
California
Pea
Oregon D'Amons
Case
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Vealer Mart
Ers
ST. Louis
H Ponte
Gare Real Islae
Baebes
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Trades Prices
Auction indicators show varied cattle and hog prices with steady demand. Beef cattle range from 3.50 to 14.95 per hundredweight for vealers and calves, with steers and cows priced across multiple brackets. Sheep and lambs see steadier bids, bulk lots offered at several values and meats markets reflecting current demand.
Market Dispatch Reports Steady UK Sugar Prices
Sugar market dispatch notes continued steadiness in the United Kingdom due to weak continental crop conditions. Domestic market shows no major changes with raws near 3 9/16 cents per pound and futures holding. Immediate outlook remains satisfactory. Raw sugar prices around 3.17 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohmson & McKinnon
Fxport
United Kingdom
Dividends Declared by Chase National Bank and Chase Securities
The Chase National Bank board declares a quarterly dividend of 6 1 2 percent on capital stock and Chase Securities declares a $1 per share dividend. Both payable January 3, 1927 to stockholders of record December 13, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Times
New York
Chase National Bank
Chase Securities Corporation
Hotel Dinner Tonight At Claypool In Indiana Hotels Meet
David Olmstead of Chicago spoke at the Indiana Hotels Association meeting at the Claypool Friday night arguing that economics in operating old hotels is key to competing with newer large hostels. Richard Lieber of the conservation department noted business type influences profitability and other speakers included Carl W. Kelman and Henry J. Bohn of Chicago. The annual dinner was planned for the Claypool tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Olmstead
Chicago
Indiana Hotels Association
Claypool
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Carl W. Kelman
Henry J. Bohn
Supreme Court Judge Julius C Travis sworn in for second term
Supreme Court Judge Julius C Travis was sworn into office this morning by Supreme Court clerk Zack T Dungan. This marks his second term after a re‑election in the last election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Julius C. Travis
Zack T. Dungan
Travis
Alley Vacating Hints New Building Space Near Block Co
The William H. Block Company seeks to vacate the alley west of its Market Street store, with ground never ceded to the city, to enable additional building space. Attorneys and Meier S. Block urged a formal petition to the board of works, as the alley runs south from Market to Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Block Company
Board of Works
Market
Court St
Meier S. Block
Roy C. Shanenberger
Motors Lead in Trading as Market Rallies on News
In New York on December 4, motors led a broader market gain with several minor issues dropping. A wage hike under Parker-Watson boosted Pennsylvania Railroad payroll costs by about four million dollars yearly. The rubber sector benefited from a forty million dollar pool announced earlier, aiding inventory positions. Nickel Plate and associated routes jumped after merger prospects. Pete Marquette reached new seasonal highs amid speculation the Nickel Plate merger will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baldwin
van Sweringen
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Pete Marquette
Robbery at Olmstead County Bank in Rochester
A six plus bandits raid Olmstead County Bank and Trust Company in Rochester Minnesota. They shoot two policemen in the legs and escape with between 17000 and 20000 in cash and Liberty bonds. Teller sounded alarm and county rangers pursued minutes later. C F Dablestein bank president was knocked to the floor twice but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rochester
Minn
Olmstead County Bank and Trust Company
Chester Fellows
W. A. Hutchins
C. F. Dablestein
Prince of Wales Falls From Horse In Fox Hunt
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales riding with the Cottesmore hounds at Melton Mowbray today after yesterday being thrown from his hunter Just an Idea near Great Dalby. He remounted after the fall and continued with the hunt, remains mud spattered but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Prince of Wales
Cottes
Melton Moubray
Great Dalby
Thorpe-Satchville
Navy war scare tied to oil trials in 1921
In a U S conspiracy trial involving E L Doheny and Albert B Fall, Rear Admiral J K Robison testified about 1921 fears of a Pacific invasion that spurred Doheny to oversee Pearl Harbor oil tank construction. Navy orders kept confidential details from the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Washington
Pacific Coast
E. L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
United States
Justice Hoehling
Wilbur
Gleaves
Pacific Fleet
Doheny
Robison
Moehling
Edwin Denby
the Navy
Fall
Woman in Store Robbed of 1 Dollar
A man described as a Negro robbed the Standard grocery at 820 West Michigan Street late Friday. He entered asking for a box of matches before pulling a revolver and taking between 15 and 20 dollars from the cash register. Clerk Miss Clara Pyle observed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Michigan St
Clara Pyle
Reisner St
Building Permits Report Listing Multiple Dwellings Furnaces
A compressed list details numerous buildings and repairs including furnaces and garages. Names like Mauer, Girenzer, Richardson, Mason, and Low Rice appear with street addresses such as 1220 Herbert, 909 FE Mor ris, 1948 Central, and 3024 W Tenth. Funds range around 300 to 5000 dollars for various projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Mauer
Herbert Joseph Girenzer
Morris
Anelieh Lutheran Parsonage
New B. Cleveland
Delaware
Link Belt Company
Belmont
Sarah’ J." Richardson
Central
Ee Mason
N. West
W. Nail
Talbott
Lalzler
OxoWwiliam Low Rice
Mike Jone
W. Tenth
Bow
Clatterbaugh
Arwok Stevens
Penn
Kenwood
Markets report on dairy and poultry prices and bids
The record notes fresh delivered Produce Markets at Indian 8 creamery with wholesale prices for cheese butterfat and poultry. It lists Leghorns ducks and Longhorns with price figures 24 and 7e, and local dealers paying 52 to 53 for Limburger butterfat.
Philippine report ready to present to President Coolidge
Col. Carmi Thompson arrived in Washington to deliver a three months survey of the Philippine Islands. He said the written report is concluded and likely to be presented to the President today. Thompson denied any truth to rumors that he will succeed Gen. Wood as governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Col
Carmi Thompson
President Coolidge
Philippine Islands
Thompson
Gen. Wood
Philippines
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Swiesrelm & Saree
Washington St
Ise
York St
Mitchell
Stone Chevrolet CO
Overland
Oakley Motor
Equitable Greumlites Co
Nash
Jordan
Chas. G
N. Meridian Main
Judge
Joe
Judge Justice
Capitol Ave
O. K
Nee
N.ill
Maxwell
Nent
Lee "Tittle
Ain Price
Willys-Knight
Carl H. Wallerich, Inc
Peas
Bon Ives
Smith & Moore
South Meridian St. MA
Locomobile
Meridian St
Armacost Automobile CO
W. North ST
Los
Seseese Tutz
Stutz Sport
Maxwell Touring
Stephens Touring
Eerlesa
UTZ Indianapolis CO
N. Meridian
Long Auto
Lincoln
Horge B.ray, Inc
Aca Car Dept
Iirginia Motor
L. T. Allen
Rolet CO
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Banks and Exchanges
Isd Rags
Lars
Ols Ghealle
OBE
Mae Union Orbide
Tee Wrigley
Yellow Cab
Spalanyes
Thomson & McKinnon
H& H
Acini
Ivan
St Paul Oy
Elec
Lima Loco
Pullma
Ist
ADT West Airb
Steels
Bethlehem
Wee Motors— Am Bosch
Chand Motor
Chrysler
Hn An
Timken Ae Thy Willys Ove
Dome
Kennecott
Phillips Skelly
Royal Dutch
Texas Co Sinclair
Oilé Industrials— Allied Chm
Ad Kumely
Silat 1B
H&l
Mont & Radio
Rivernal
Woolworth
Amt & T
Inter PO
Phila
Hg Gas & Ei
Nion
Shipping
Am We Cor
Atlantic
U It Foods
Am A. Susser
Austin
Fleigehman
Commission
Michigan
Kentucky
Utah
Hubbard
Minnesota
Ino
Great Lakes
Chicago Grain Table
Rorya
Barta
Corrine Griffith
S. Walter Mocklen
Bandits
Admiral Robison
Wacon
Philippine
Clase, Aan
Pearce
Onier
HGR Ae Eptern
Hanes
City Trust Co
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