Constructive Activities Lift Market on Higher Close
New York February 28 The market opened stronger in the second hour with oil shares advancing significantly. Pan American, Barnesdale A, and General Petroleum posted gains while Remington Typewriter hit year highs. Atchison led rail shares near its record, supported by expectations of a year end dividend. Confidence rose as banks rate signals suggested expanding money demand and general stock advances followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United_ Press
New York
Pan-American
Barnesdale
General Petroleum
Remington Typewriter
Atchison
Local Bank Clearings Reported Incomplete Figures
Financial data from a local bank shows unclear figures for Saturday and weekly clearings. The record lists several numbers including 2 626 and 64 122 with inconsistent punctuation and partial amounts such as 14 734 000 and 134 720 00, making exact totals uncertain.
Closing grains rise on brisk buying wave at Chicago Board
Grain futures closed at session highs on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat leading gains. Foreign buying boosted July and locals supported corn and oats amid export inquiries and steady but slow demand for provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
American Seaboard
Chicago Grain Table February 28 Reports Market Shifts
Chicago grain notes from February 28 show carrots pies and assorted futures with figures for wheat, corn, and oats. Salient entries include caravan style shipments and comparisons to prior highs with quantities cited.
Grain Prices and Feed Stocks Reported for 1925 Record
A fragmented commodity report lists cash grain prices and feed samples, noting bids f o b New York and Indianapolis trading terms. It records various oats and clover values, flour output figures, and a Board of Trails weekly stock tally with totals and dates around 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alee c F. O. B
New York
Indianapolis
Abe Eady
Otal
Board of Trails
Weely
Otto
Sugar Market absorbs Orbans crop near record output
In New York the absorption of Orbans crop runs within zero tons of the record breaking production. The market shows large export figures with substantial tonnages in the past twenty four hours as buyers and sellers adjust to the new supply levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson_%& McKinnon
York
Orbans
Salehans
Ilipw
Market Fruit and Produce Prices Listing
A dense list of produce items with prices per unit or quantity. Includes fruits such as Winesaps apples, California lemons, oranges, grapes. vegetables including cucumbers, lettuce, radishes, cabbage, kale. and staples like potatoes and onions. Prices shown in dollars per box, crate, bushel, dozen, or hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Abe
Ancy
Caifornis
Poultry and Produce Prices Mixed in Cleveland Market
The Cleveland market reports poultry and dairy prices with varied bids. Leghorns and light stock bring 23 to 25 cents, hens 27 to 29 cents, soft meat springers 27 to 30 cents, old roosters 15 to 17 cents, butter fat and cheese jobbers list prices, with potatoes in Michigan and Ohio ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
York
Ohio
Tobacco Market Postponed By Times Special
Madison Ind February 28 The loose leaf independent tobacco market postponed until March 2 as reported by the Times Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
Loose Leaf Independent Tobacco
Marriage Licenses Rendered In Virginia Incomplete Record
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles connected to marriage licenses in Virginia. Includes scattered entries such as Charles A il doctor bin Frakes 46 and Delmas Jerome Hill with addresses and occupations, plus random digits and misread lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Il
Doctor bin Frakes
Virginia
George Car School
Eee
Enaral
Ervin A
S. Codiaws
Cinerea
Randolph
Simon Arwits
Meridian
Cecilia Katz
Union
Delmas Jerome Hill
Wheeler
Clerk
West
Levee
Linden
Wholesale Meat Prices Reported With Varied Rates
The list shows fluctuating wholesale meat prices across categories. Cattle and cows are noted with carcass and live weight references, while sheep and hind cuts show mixed quotes. Quality indicators and weight ranges appear, though entries are fragmented and hard to interpret.
Wholesale Dry Goods Price List Highlights Multiple Fabrics
The notice lists wholesale prices for prints and ginghams including 25 inch oil prints in multiple colors, 20 to 40 inch widths,以及 related goods like Quaker Lady fabric and Brown Mustin suspension. Prices per yard range from fractions of a cent to 37 cents, with quantities and品名 repeated across several lines. The fragmentary OCR shows item names such as Perealee Empire, Washington staple prints, and Goos e, plus mentions of 16c and 30c pricing tiers and 8 oz 30c rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perealee
Empire
Gingharms
Gerinches
Washington
Ina Bick
Arise
Mana
Brookside
Worac
Keuit
Blackston
Fepperrell
Akerome
Falm
Silby
Germany Mourns Death of Ebert
Germany grieves the death of Ebert after a brief illness in a sanitarium. He requested sleep medicine before a sudden fever and peritonitis overwhelmed him, with doctors deeming the prognosis hopeless by early morning. National flags flew at half mast as Memorial Day observations coincided with the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Hog Price Rally Lifts Local Livestock Market
Hog prices rose with top heavy hogs at 12.50 to 12.60 as receipts near 5 500. Steers and cows gained with cattle values up to 10. plus, while sheep and lambs held steady. Buffalo market records a new high at 12.90 per hundred in sight, the strongest in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
East Buffalo
Livestock Market Report from GEIDAGO
Feb 28 livestock yard notes hog receipts around 1,500 with prices rising up to 12.40 for Yorkers and 11.50 for smaller runs. Cattle receipts about 3 500 with top around 8.25 and calves to 15.50, with buyers active on fat stock and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geidago
Sita AO
Sue LL
Marner
Lecal W Opens The Amr Tapi 7 Ee Ete Ronee Base
Fragmented OCR reads like a place or event note with unclear names and locations, making it impossible to extract a clear-informational item. The readable bits do not form a coherent person, place, or action to summarize reliably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecal
Local Wagon Wheat Levators Pay Rates Shippers Forecast
Local wagon wheat levators set payment grades by region with 20 to 30 cents for the north and east, 25 to 35 cents for the south and west. Linseed oil and other commodities appear in the notice, showing pricing expectations for shippers and area producers.
Two Men Charged With Murder In Robbery
M C Cole 25 and Edward Stewart 34 both of 434 W Fifteenth St held on murder charges in the death of Ralph Cunningham 31 Advance Ind. Stewart confessed he struck Cunningham three times with a crowbar in his feed store at 328 W Maryland St on Feb 11. They admitted driving to the scene and dividing 150 dollars from the briefcase stolen and later tossing the case into a canal near Thirteenth St and Military Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Cole
Edward Stewart
Fifteenth St
Ralph Cunningham
Advance
Ind
Stewart
Cunningham
Maryland St
Cole
Cochran St
Thirteenth St
Military Park
Senate Ave
Baren Cunningham
Sneed
Trabue
Sheridan
Gollnisch
City manager merits discussed at civic clubs meeting
At Chamber of Commerce gathering Miss Sue Yeaton's civics class heard attorney Winfield Miller talk on the merits of the city manager form of government. He contrasted it with the commission form and noted the law enabling cities to choose their system. Miller also announced other speaking engagements and upcoming federation officer nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Yeaton
Winfield Miller
Federation of Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Mercator Club
Spink Arms
Lions Club
Lincoln
George W. Beaman
Mapleton Civic Club
A. L. Portreus
Sumner A. Clancy
John F. White
Minstrel Benefit Planned for Sullivan Mine Fund
K O P S announces a minstrel show for March 6 at Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Building to aid the Sullivan Mine Disaster Relief Fund. Nineteenth Century Lodge 470 KsP stages it with Dallas B Castle directing. Proceeds go entirely to the relief fund. Tickets at Castle Hall, Star Millinery, and by Rosenberg and Kneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Mine
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Nineteenth Century Lodge No. 470
K. of P
Dallas B. Castle
Castle Hall
Ohio St
Star Millinery Company
W. Maryland
Sheriff T Shigley Survives Station Crash At Virginia Ave
Police report Sher man T Shigley age 60 of 1206 English Ave narrowly escaped serious injury after his car rolled at a filling station on 847 Virginia Ave, dragged fifty feet, and halted against a house. He was bruised. Officers chased two boys who fled an auto wreck at Madison and Southern Aves Friday night.
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Sherman T. Shigley
English Ave
Virginia Ave
Shigley
Madison
Southern
Gasoline Tank Wagon Prices Include State Tax
Gasoline prices for Red Crown Tank Wagons list 18.30 per unit with state tax included. Figures reflect current tax rate and delivery terms.
Changes in Police Districts Stir Local Politics
The hand of George W. Coffin, Republican county chairman, figures in today’s reassignment of patrolmen to new March Eleven districts. Coffin loyalists fill the districts, Shank supporters are removed, under Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff. Jack Hart is replaced by Macy, labeled a Coffin man, fueling talk Rikhoff may back Coffin for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coffin
Republican
Herman F. Rikhoff
Jack Hart
Macy
Rikhoff
Republicans Cut Veil on Hospital Building Allocations
A Senate caucus of the majority pressed to reduce several hospital and campus projects in the Indiana bill. They eyed eliminating 300 000 for Evansville Southern Hospital for the Insane and 75 000 for Longcliffe. They also proposed removing 25 000 for the State Reformatory and 637 000 overall, while preserving 250 000 for Riley Memorial and 125 000 for a Terre Haute Normal gym. A follow up caucus was planned for Monday.
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Todxuy
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
Jackson
Indiana State Reformatory
Longcliffe Hospital
Logansport
Riley Memorial Hospital
Indiana State Normal
Terre Hautes
Longworth to chair House with Tilson as floor leader
Nicholas Longworth of Ohio will preside over the next House and John Q. Tilson of Connecticut will be majority floor leader. Republicans in caucus Friday night nominated them, and the GOP majority makes the nominations effectively an election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byates Press Ngton
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Opening of Fourteenth Indianapolis Auto Show
Final touches go to decorations as Exposition Building at the state fairgrounds readies for the opening of the fourteenth Indianapolis Auto Trade Association show Monday at 7 pm. Between 9 000 and 10 000 are expected for a premiere of motordom’s finest products on a single floor. Auto dealers from across the state plan bus parties and visitors will enjoy jazz by the Mason Dixie Orchestra directed by Billie Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association
Indianapolis
United States
Mason-Dixie Orchestra
Billie Moore
Auto Trade Association
Athenaeum
Charles A. Bookwalter
W. R. Burruss
New York
Carl H. Wallerich
Extreme penalty handed to two robbers in Indiana
Russell Fulks and Frank Duffy, both convicted of robbery and grand larceny, were fined $1,000 each and costs and sentenced by Judge James A. Collins to ten to twenty one years in Indiana State prison. They allegedly held up Charles Eilers, proprietor of Standard Grocery, on January 2 and obtained $36. Prosecutor William H. Remy vowed to seek maximum penalties for such stick-ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fulks
Frank Duffy
Indiana State Prison
James A. Collins
Charles Eilers
McKim S&j
Standard
William H. Remy
Promoters of Sullivan mine disaster benefit donate to Red Cross
Promoters turned 3087.30 from Eng lish's Friday benefit for the Sullivan mine disaster over to Governor Jackson for Red Cross relief. Additional gifts include W R Dunkin and Son of Flora Indiana ten dollars and the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company two hundred fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Mine
Jackson
Red Cross
W. R. Dunkin & Son
Flora, Ind
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Final rush tightens battle over tax and bus bills
In the last seven days of the Seventy fourth General Assembly night sessions are planned as Republican leaders push administration appropriations and budget measures. Key items include Pittenger repeal of all local tax levies and the Cann gasoline tax, while the Sherwood gasoline tax bill powers third reading. Workmen's compensation, Cravens utility commission, and Wright bone dry amendments face final action with gubernatorial signature likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy-fourth General Assembly
Senate
Pittenger
House
van Orman
Harry Leslie
Nejdl
Cravens
Public Service Commission
Four Children Die In Fire Near Houston Farm
Four children of Mr and Mrs Merl Carson perished when a farmhouse burned after midnight trapping them on the second floor twelve miles from Houston Texas. Four other children and the mother and father escaped by leaping from windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Merl Carson
Boys Club Program Planned At Rotary Luncheon
Frank H. Sparks chairs a boys work committee to plan the program for a Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday at the Claypool. Walter Jarvis superintendent of parks and Will Wertz of the Boys' Club Association of Indianapolis will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Sparks
Rotary Club
Claypool
Walter Jarvis
Will Wertz
Boys’ Club Association of Indianapolis
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