Market Leaders Rally as Industrial Stocks Hit New Highs
The stock market shows renewed strength with the industrial averages rising to new highs around 123 and top performers like American Locomotive surging to 110%, a gain of over four points from Monday. Oil stocks, rail groups, and large turnover in Standard Oil of New Jersey and Philips Petroleum accompany the advance while oats production and market receipts reflect the 1924 harvest context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Stréngeth Oils
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Philips Cum
New York
Hall to be made safe for basketball fans
The Board of Public Works ordered Hall improvements after a Fire Prevention Bureau report. Exits will be made working and corridors cleared of chairs to meet safety orders. Virgil T. Ferguson, chief of the bureau, led the investigation and recommended the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Son
Board of Public Works
Virgil T. Ferguson
State Senate opens with speed notes and committee plan
Lieutenant Governor F Harold Van Orman announces speed and push for swift work as the State Senate convenes to clear preliminaries. He says committees will be named this afternoon and a prize to the page with most efficient service is proposed. The Senate adjourns to hear Governor Jackson's message and later passes House Bill No 1, funding $100000 for expenses. A memorial honors former Senator Joseph Henley. Birth notices list names and addresses from various Indianapolis households.
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van Orman
Senate
House
Jackson
Sénate
Barker
Thorntown
Hill
Carthage
Cravens
Newcastle
Harmon
Princeton
Joseph Henley
Monroe County
Lenaore Harrison
Indianapolis
T. N. Taylor
State Federation of Labor
Thomas W. McCutchan
Bernard F. Haines
Committee On Agriculture
McCray
Frank C. Dailey
Miller
Thompson 2
Dailey
Ways and Means
James A. Knapp
Russel V. Duncan
Oliver P. la Fuze
Lemuel A. Pittenger
Selma
Ways, and Means
Leslie
Oscar A. Ahlgren
Whiting
Pittenger
Edne
Correction of
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Estate Actions in 1925
Notice records probate actions and hearings in multiple estates in 1925. Albert H. Losche clerk and attorneys Baker & Daniels appear, with dates set for February 7 and February 1925 for final settlements and heirship proof. The notices name Noble Dean and F. Wright as administrators and list creditors and heirs required to appear.
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Washington St. Webster
Nate N. Dean
Marian County
Dean
Coleman
S & Probate Court
Ccsorites
ALBERT # Postar
Baker & Daniels
Anernapes
Sant County
F. Wright
Anid
Samme
Tatateei
Indianapolis Public Works approval of 1925 street improvements
Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces assessment rolls for improvements on Washington Street and Merrill Buco to Norwood, including 3 inch asphalt resurfacing, new gutters, curb work, drainage, water and sewer extensions, and bids for intersections and frontage. Remonstrances due January 1925 with prima facie assessment details available at City Works offices.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Washington Street
Sethack
Michigan
Fistle Works
Sale City
Ednesday
Board of Works
Indianapois
Indiana
Rnia Street
Merrill
Norwood
Abbott Street
Aasee
Coffin
Freeman
New Spencer
City of
City Advertisement Department OF Public Works Office
BOARD
Public Works Assessments In Indianapolis 1925 Notice
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces prima facie assessments for street and alley improvements. The description covers paving curbs gutters and drainage along specified property lines on Meridian and Madison avenues intersecting Pennsylvania Avenue. Hearings scheduled January 19 1925 to determine benefited properties and assess amounts.
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Dawson
Pleasant Run Parkway
Minnesota Street
Cottage
Berea Penistone
Board of Public Works
Inganapolis
Indiana
Lagrande AV
Meridian
Madison Ave
Pennsylvania
Ections
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Local Bank Clearings Reported at 3983 in Ekest
The latest banking summary notes clearings totaling 3983 in the Ekest region. Officials indicate steady activity with smaller transactions contributing to the overall figure.
Grains Rise on Week Opening in Chicago and Liverpool
Chicago and Liverpool grain markets showed early gains with wheat futures firm and oats steady at the opening. Supply and demand remained muted while underlying strength in wheat persisted, signaling a cautious but positive start to trading.
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United Press
Chicago
Cee Board of Trade
Liverpool
Sireneth
Chicago Grain Table Shows Mixed May and Rye Values
Grain table lists May and Sep contracts with highs and lows, including corn, oats, and rye figures. Prices show slight gains and declines across different maturities, with carlot receipts noted for oats and rye.
Rev Bollinger Named President of Indianapolis Methodist Ministers
The Rev W W Bollinger pastor of Edwin Ray Memorial Church is named president of the Indianapolis Methodist Ministers Association. Dr W H Whitsitt pastor of Beech Grove Church was elected vice president. A world tribunal resolution was discussed with Bishop Frederick Leete speaking.
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W.W. Bollinger
Edwin Ray
M. EB. Church
Indianapolis Methodist Ministers’ Association
W. H. Whitsitt
Beech Grove
M. BE. Cech
Aiberts
Park M. B
Frederick D. Leete
Indianapolis Street Railway revenue up in December
Passenger revenues for December reached 466 748 57 dollars, an increase of 40 317 27 over December 1923, with higher fares and frigid weather cited as causes. Joseph A McGowan served as secretary and treasurer of the company.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Decemer
Public Service Commission
Joseph A. McGowan
Waynetown Man Slated for Assault and Battery
A. L. Elmore, 34, Wayneto Ind., driver of an automobile, faces charge of assault and battery filed today after his vehicle struck a car driven by E. L. Ballard, 1014 N Pershing Ave, Monday night at Tenth St and King Ave. Ballard suffered bruises and cuts about the head.
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A. L. Elmore
Wayneto Ind
E. L. Ballard
N. Pershing, Ave
Tenth St
King Ave
Ballard
Coal and steel prices and forecasted cold wave
Prices for anthracite coal and steel are reported with forecasts of much colder weather in the north and east. The note lists price ranges and market terms, highlighting expected declines or shifts in costs amid the forecasted chill.
Commodity Prices and Market Outlook Mixed in Briefs
A market snapshot notes weak buyer interest for goods, with producers cautious about restocking. Wheat futures hover around seasonal highs while buyers face higher feeds costs. The New York manganese and electric rail sectors report rising capex, with electric rail expenditures forecast to exceed 1924 funds by about 30 percent.
Hog prices rise at local market with broad demand
Local livestock market reports higher hog quotations with top at 11.25 and bulk sales near 10.65 to 11.10 for various weights. Receipts estimated 16 000 with 345 holdovers. Cattle and veal prices mixed with steady to higher trends in steers cows and heifers, veal at 13 to 14.50, receipts about 1 400. Sheep and lambs stronger with top hogs 17 and a few g sheep at 8.50.
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Chicago
Evela
Yorks
Apts
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Goods
A scrambled listing shows prices for vegetables fruits and small goods. Items include Holland onions 2% per bunch and Parsley high quality crates, along with Michigan potatoes and Fancy Southern produce priced per basket dozen or barrel for sale. Rabbits priced at 2.75 to 3.25 per dozen.
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Holland
C. Crate
Angoes
Markets Report From Chicago and Cleveland Prices
Rushed and garbled market notes from Chicago and Cleveland describe eggs butter flour and meat prices. Items show poultry and dairy values with sparse figures including mention of hogs beef pork and potatoes and some mixed grain notes.
Gasoline price trends cited in early 20th century notice
The snippet reports fuel price movements with figures such as 470 per gallon and mentions gasoline at a standard rate. It also references seed prices, linseed oil, turpentine, and retail price notes from Sinclair and Standolind Coane, suggesting a wartime or postwar trade update in a local newspaper.
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Sinclair
Market News: Livestock Receipts at Various U.S. Centers
Cattle and sheep market reports from Chicago Cincinnati and Buffalo show mixed bids. Cattle receipts and bids range with choiced cattle around 13.50 to 15.50 per hundredweight and lambs noted near 18 dollars with steady to firm tone. hog prices and other livestock show varied, with active demand in places.
Deaths in Central Indiana Hospitals and City Cemeteries
The notice lists multiple individuals with ages and causes or locations linked to hospitals in Central Indiana. Names include Mrs George A Sample and Jeman with ages 66 and 50. Also mentions Methodist Hospital and private or city hospital settings with cerebral hemorrhage and other health events.
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Long Hospital
Car Aryitiam
la le
Cercaban
George A. Sample
Onia
Eugene
Cerca
Methodist Hospital
Indiana
Secenancy de
Arger
Pierson
Cere
Jeman
Months
Sensation
Ringgold
Smith
Elly
Metinits Johnson
College
Tinners' Supplies Price Listing Fragment
A fragmented price list shows items such as coke 20 by 28 inches at 14.50, charcoal at 15, soft ber sheets at 18 07, 27 cents per pound, and wool felts or similar goods with a 22.25 figure. Contains multiple miscellaneous prices without clear context.
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Bia Peta Cates
Nine bills before solons prompt reform talk
Indiana lawmakers debate measures on salaries for Marion County court deputies, adultery reform, virtue change notices, and cooperative farming legislation. Speaker Leslie urges curbing unnecessary bills and restricting lobbyist activity outside the House chamber.
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Marion County
Criminal and Circuit Courts
Mendenhall
Indianapolis
Johnson
Columbus
Carter
Salem
Harry G. Leslie
Schulz Exhibition Opens Wednesday at Woman's Club
An exhibition of thirty one paintings by Adolph and Walter Schulz opens Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's Department Club clubhouse at Seventeenth and Meridian Streets. The event follows a prior Brown County show in October at H. Lieber gallery and includes talks by Mrs. S. E. Perkins and the Schulzs plus tea service in the late afternoon.
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Adolph
Walter Schulz
Woman’s Department Club
Seventeenth
Meridian Sts
Brown County
H. Lieber
A. S. Ayres
H. Darrach
William H. Welch
M. M. Atherton
Arthur Thomas
W. B. Given
W. E. Lamb
Lucille Ballard
W. K. Miller
BE. L. Mick
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A list of marriage licenses includes individuals and ages such as Adolph J. Roe, 30, and W. Adams, 23, with street addresses like 128 N. Charles and 920 EB. Twenty, plus Albert Smith 54 and Evelyne Blake, with Parker and Vermont locations. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple couples and residences, indicating a local notice of licenses issued or pending.
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Adolph J. Ot
Dickerson
Charles W. Adams
Twen
Pierson
Ar’ Merchant A Hee
Pure Albert Smith
Ont
la Rovekooper
Ora Lawson
Vermont
Evelyn
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