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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1929

Page

15

Wheat opens up as corn slips on December futures

Wheat gains on strong Liverpool and Buenos Aires signals and demand for U S grain. December corn falls, oats mixed, provisions steady. Last trading day before holidays. deliveries and storage squeeze cash grain activity. continued muted market despite tight Argentine demand.

Chicago Liverpool Buenos Aires Board of Trade United States Argentina Seaboard

Grain prices and cash markets in Toledo report

United Press lists cash grain quotes for Wheat No 2 red at 1.354 to 1.36, Corn No 3 yellow 92 to 93 cents, Rye No 2 1. Oats No 2 white 50 to 51 cents, Barley 2.70, Clover cash old 11.10, new 11.10, December 11.10, Decents 11.56, January 11.20, February 11.25, March 11.50, Clover imported cash old 10.25, Timothy cash old 3 to 3.25, December 5, March 3.4, Alsike cash 10.75, March 11, Hay 1.25.

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City Health Board Awards Contracts for Hospital Upgrades

Contracts totaling about 700000 for city hospital improvements were awarded by the health board. City councilmen demanded a conference with health authorities Sunday before awards. Recipients include Ser Construction Company for out patient and laboratory work, Schlegel & Boehm, R M Cotton heating and ventilating, Freya Brothers plumbing, Carbondale Machinery refrigeration, Tyvoy Laundry for laundry services.

Health Board Seral Iolders Ser Construction Company Schlegel & Boehm R. M. Cotton Brothers Freya Brothers Aicr Carbondale Machinsony Tyvoy Laundry Company

Orvison Named President Of Irvington Republican Club

Telford B. Orvison new assistant United States district attorney and Republican speaker will be installed as president of the Irvington Republican Club Monday night. He succeeds Vinson Manifold with Samuel Montgomery as first vice president Homer Lewis as second vice president Edward J Hecker Jr secretary and Samuel G Campbell treasurer. Discussion covered Marion county party reorganization through election of non Coffin precinct committeemen and the need to oust Coffin for 1930 victory.

Telford B. Orvison United States District Attorney Irvington Republican Club Vinson Manifold Samuel Montgomery Homer Lewis Edward J. Hecker Jr Samuel G. Campbell Marion County Coffin

Aid for Negro Center funding outlined

Chicago reports show the proposed 3 million dollar Negro health center may be among first grants from Conrad Hubert’s 8 million dollar philanthropic fund. Fund administrators include Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith and Julius Rosenwald with Rosenwald pledging 750 thousand dollars and Rockefeller education board guaranteeing one million dollars.

United Press Chicago Conrad Hubert New York Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith Julius Rosenwald Rosenwald John D. Rockefeller General Education Board

Brothers in Marion County detention after car theft

Two boys aged 11 and 8 who fled home Monday were held in Marion County detention today after allegedly stealing a car belonging to Glen Mitchell of 1135 Hoyt Avenue. Police say they drove the vehicle into a pole in an alley north of West Maryland Street near Monument Circle.

Marion County Glen Mitchell Hoyt Avenue Monument Circle West Maryland Street

Markets React to Diverse Poultry and Dairy Prices Across Cities

Markets show mixed poultry and dairy values across Indianapolis New York Chicago and Cleveland. Prices span hens 17 to 23 cents per pound turkeys 13 to 22 cents per pound and butter 39 to 41 cents per pound with cheese and eggs also quoted at varied wholesale levels.

Indianapolis Reese Kingan & Co Wisconsin New York

World records in income and trade signal 1929 highs

American workers earn between 80 to 90 million dollars annually, the largest total in history per a Commerce Department market handbook. The week ended Dec 28 saw the Chicago Stock Exchange top fifty active stocks valued at about 2.11 billion dollars, up from the prior week. Factory employment fell 8.1 percent from October and 0.6 percent from a year ago, a first since 1928.

United Press Washington United States Department of Commerce Chicago Stock Exchange Sydney Gardiner, Sage & Co Department Federal Reserve Board

Pittsburg Livestock Prices End Year Lower Across Markets

Hogs receipts 1000 with prices 10.40 to 10.50 for 160 240 lb hogs, heavier hogs and some underweight at 10.00 to 10.35, sows steady at 88.75. Cattle receipts 25, market nominal. Calves 150 with vealers 16.50 to 18. Sheep receipts 60 with fat lambs 11 to 13.75 and aged wethers noted.

United Press Pittsburgh United Press Chicago Louisville East Buffalo Cleveland

Adaman Club Resumes Pike's Peak Climb for New Year Fireworks

Thirteen Adaman climbers in Colorado Springs battled snow and cold to reach Pike's Peak summit for a New Year fireworks display. The team toiled through a 23 mile climb and camped near Barr's miles from the summit, hoping for a successful ascent tonight.

Bultnited Presse Colorado Springs Colo Adaman Club Pike’s Peak Secee Club Aes Barr's Spod

Pork Market Off 10 Cents at City Yards

Hog prices fell about ten cents from Monday at the city stockyards with most hogs 160 to 300 pounds around 10 dollars. Receipts were about 12 000 and holdovers 253. Wealers and cattle market showed little change while sheep and lambs dropped 25 to 75 cents with top lambs at 13 25. Chicago hogs slow with late bids 9 50 to 9 70 for lighter weights. Cattle and veal receipts noted. prices varied by grade and weight.

Chicago United Press Cincinnati

Market Report Notes Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Cities

Southwest and Midwest markets show hog receipts in Chicago Louisville and Cincinnati with prices mostly lower for heavy and mid weights while lighter pigs hold around $9 to $10. Cattle and calves show varied results, with steers and yearlings steady to higher in some regions and bundled weights listed. Sheep sales slower with mixed lamb and ewe prices as of December 31.

Fletcher Savings declares extra dividend and 1929 totals

Fletcher Savings and Trust Company board votes a regular 4 percent semi annual dividend plus a 1 percent extra dividend to be paid Jan 1. The 1929 total dividend rate reaches 10 percent with prior 1 percent extra added July 1. The Indianapolis institution shows resources near 28.02 million and Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank adds 16.63 million. Trust business stands around 40 million with eleven branches and over 3 million in capital, surplus and undivided profits.

Indianapolis Federal Reserve System Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank Trust Company Fletcher Savings and Trust Company

Fruit and Produce Prices in Chicago Market Report

A December 31 Chicago market roundup lists numerous fruit and vegetable prices by origin and type. Apples, box prices range from $2.25 to $3.40 with varieties like Jonathan and Gravenstein. Citrus including grapefruit at $6.50 per box and oranges at $4.50 to $8.50. Strawberries $1.35 per quart. lemons and limes with varied crate and bag prices. beans, beets, carrots, cabbage, lettuce, cucumbers, potatoes, tomatoes and more shown with state sources and pack sizes. Prices reflect wholesale market figures for the day.

Choice Jonathans Grimes Golden New York Duchess Gravenstein Wolf River Florida California Michigan Idaho Colorado Ramat Wisconsin Minnesota Red River Ohios Russell Nancy Halls

Insull Unites Railway Lines In Indiana Under One Head

Rob ert M. Feustel announces co ordination of Insull railways in Indiana under a single executive. Henry Bucher of Fort Wayne named general railroad executive, to relocate to Indianapolis in about a month. No ownership changes, but unified operations aim for centralized supervision across Indiana Service, Interstate Public Service, and Northern Indiana Power railway properties.

Insull Indiana Robert M. Feustel Midland United Company Combined Railways Indianapolis Henry Bucher Ft. Wayne General Indiana Service Corporation Interstate Public Service Company Northern Indiana Power Company Bucher Harry E. Vordermark

Wayne County Leads In Notable Men and Women

Wayne County tops all Hoosier counties in notable listings as Earlham College reports eighty Earlhamites in the 1928 29 Who's Who edition. New president William Cullen Dennis guides expansion efforts. The year features a joint men’s and women’s glee club tour through Indiana and the East.

Earlham College Wayne County Hoosier

Third Time Is Charm Woman Shoots Mate in Heart

Chicago police report that Mrs. Ralph Coniglio warned she would kill her husband after a chair assault. She fired three shots from a revolver. the first two went wild, and the third struck him fatally in the heart.

United Press Chicago Ralph Coniglio

Face Liquor Charges In Federal Case Involving Rollins and Deckard

Mrs. Cynthia Rollins and Miss Billie Deckard of 418 East North Street are held on federal bonds after arraignment before U S commissioner John W Kern on charges of selling intoxicating liquor. Rollins faces a $2000 bond linked to a federal grand jury investigation while Deckard is held on a temporary $1000 bond awaiting formal hearing as agents say liquor was purchased from them.

Cynthia Rollins Billie Deckard East North Street John W. Kern United States Rollins Miss Deckard

GE Climbs Seven Points On Buoyant New York Trading

Wall Street closed the year with a buoyant session lifting leaders by 2 to 7 points. United States Steel rose to 170 while General Electric gained seven points to 243, helped by a surge in market value and tax loss selling winding down.

United Press New York Wall Street United States Steel General Electric Westinghouse Electric American Fortegn

Bank clearings and treasury balance reports from major cities

Indianapolis bank clearings reach 1 13 000,000 with 194 760 000 yearly total. Chicago 124 100 000 cleared. New York bank clearings 1 858 000 000 and reserve balance 176 000 000. Treasury net balance 175 060 080.54 with customs receipts 36 395 072.17 for December 28.

Indianapolis Indiana Cate Bank Moe Sevan Chicago New York United Press Clearing House Federal Reserve Bank Credit Alance Treasury Washington

Funeral Rites Planned by G A R for Civil War Vet Avery Charpie

Avery B Charpie 83 of 509 North Keystone avenue died after a week of illness at St Vincents hospital. G A R will conduct funeral services at 2 pm Wednesday at his home with burial to follow. Survived by three sons Avery B Jr and Leonard B Charpie of Cleveland and Elbert D Charpie of Indianapolis. daughters Mrs Elizabeth Ash of Indianapolis and Mrs Joseph Severn of Cleveland. twenty grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services also will be held at 9 am Thursday at St Philip Neri Roman Catholic church.

Avery B. Charpie North Keystone Avenue St. Vincq Nt’s Hospital Elbert D. Charpie Indianapolis Avery B. We Jr Leonard Char Cleveland Elizabeth Ash Joseph Severn St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church

Marriage Licenses List in Chicago and Nearby Areas

Marriage licenses shown include Louis P. Fishman 24 of Chicago and Rose Fishman 23. Charles E. Van Sickle 33 of Cumberland and Eunice Sabin 34, with clerk details. Wesley Strauch 21 of North Alabama and Eva M. Baker 21, both listed with occupations. Burton L. Krone 23 of East North and Lyda V. Bey 21 of East Ohio, with stenographer noted.

Louis P. Fishman Chicago Sor St Highs Rose Fishman Ark Charles E. van Sickle Cumberland Clerk Eunice Sabin Sherman Wesley Strauch Carpenter Eva M. Baker North Alaparne Burton L. Krone East North Clerk Lyda V. Bey Ohio

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