Wall Street Ends Week With Broad Rally And Higher Close
Friday's late session sustained a strong rally as bears surrendered on pivotal stocks. Steel led gains touching new highs near 125 and Eastman Kodak climbed amid anticipation of a dividend increase, with broad buying pushing the market higher and into weekend certainty.
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Bu United Press
New York
Radio Corporation
Sears- Roebuck
Cast Iron Pipe
American Locomotive
Eastman Kodak
Public Works hearing on Indian City improvements and land acquisition
Public notice outlines assessment procedures for street improvements on Noble Street and related ramps in Indianapolis. It details curb and gutter work, resurfacing, and new granite corners, with plan references, frontage bids, and property line extensions for utility connections.
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Indianapol Ind
Board of Public Works
Noble Street
Washington
Ohio Street
Spe
Local Bank Clearings Report Confused Summary
Local banking figures appear garbled showing unclear totals such as 3,233 and 853,000 with stray words like por and wee. The fragment suggests a Saturday clearing report but lacks coherent amounts or entities to confirm.
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Ak Clearings
Wheat Corn Rye Hit New Highs On Short Market Run
All grain futures except oats rose to new highs on the Board of Trade in a short session. Reports of good export business and better milling demand supported buyers. Crop contracts faced looming limits as options expire, boosting corn. Oats gained on Canadian export shipments. Provisions moved with grains.
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United Pr-2
Hicago
Board of Trade
Grain table data from January to May market figures
Partial OCR grain table shows prices and volumes for Wheat Corn and Oats across dates January to May. Entries include Chicago market figures with values like Wheat around 16 to 20 dollars and corn near 0 to 7,000 units, but the fragment omits complete labels and context.
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Chicago
Cash Grain Prices Reported For Toledo Market
In Toledo January 17 the cash grain market shows soybeans at 2.04 a bushel and oats around 58 cents per bushel. Prices vary by lot and facility with some receipts noted as 3, 4, or 758. Overall activity reflects a mixed bid landscape for buyers and sellers.
Unclear listing text on coat seating and prices
Fragmentary OCR indicates a price listing or sale notice for coats with scattered words about selling and seating. Readers cannot determine full event details, organizers, locations, or dates from the fragment.
U. S. Imports and Exports in 1928 Trade Shifts
The piece notes growing U S exports and imports in 1923 trend, with wheat exports expected to drop in early 1929 as Europe turns to Argentina and Australia. Wool and silk imports rise, signaling textile demand. 1928 led with wheat petroleum and cotton exports. Europe’s October export value hit a high since 1921 and Germany purchases reached $50 million, a record.
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Europe
Argentina
Australia
Germany
Market Prices and Listings From Local Commission Shoppers
Fragmented OCR shows various produce and commodity prices. Entry lists include eggs, butter, and crates with per dozen and per basket rates, mentioning Texas grown goods and local vendors. Rabbit and miscellaneous farm items appear with stated prices and unit counts.
Markets in Indianapolis Feed Prices and Poultry Rates
Market notes list wholesale prices for poultry including fowls ducks and young birds with per pound figures. Butter and eggs prices appear with delivery terms and regional references to New York Midwest and Wisconsin markets.
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Erices Readianapolis
New York
Pei
Midwest
Saateca
Seana
Xtra
Brest Pout
Opeliate
SPO
Ines
New York Cotton Futures Summary Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows New York cotton futures figures and scattered prices. Mentions 322 504 and 1308 with pounds and weights. File appears corrupted with garbled phrases and stray numbers. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable elements.
Iron and Steel Prices and Trade Notes
Prices for iron and steel in Southern California wholesale markets are listed with base aluminum and other base metals. The report notes price points in various districts and mentions related trade activity and market conditions.
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Iron and Steel Socal
Hog Market Steady Despite Light Receipts at Friday Yard
Hog prices held steady with top at 10.70 and most sales between 10.10 and 10.45. Receipts near 6,000 and holdovers about 3,200 pressured values, while cattle and veal markets showed mixed shifts and light demand.
Cattle and Hogs Receipts From Week Ago Report
Market receipts show mixed results with cattle fat lambs and wool prices noted. Price ranges include fat lambs at up to 19.25, top steer and hog figures around 13.50 to 16.50, and calves steady. yearlings and feeders under general pressure amid fluctuating weekly totals.
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Yorke
Vines
State Board of Finance Chooses 300 Depositories
The State Board of Finance completed the appointment of 350 depositories from 500 applicants. Total deposits granted reached 15 million dollars from a 23 million dollar demand, with an average yearly deposit around 6 million and peaks near 12.9 million in June and December. Marion County banks dominate allocations including Indiana National 30 000 and Union Trust 500 000 among others.
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State Finance Board
Marion County
Irvington State
Brightwood State
Peoples State
Aetna Trust and Savings
Forty-Second Street State
Citizens State
Beech Grove
Broad Riple
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Postal Station State
Security Trust
Citizens Bank of Southport
Fidelity Trust
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State Savings and Trust
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City Trust
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Continental National
Union Trust
Firetoner American National
Bankers Trust Company
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Farmers Trust
Fletcher Savings and Trust
United Labor Bank and Trust Company
Merchants National
Meyer-Kiser
Guardian State
Washington Bank and Trust Company
Belmont State
Indiana Trust
Acton State
J. F. Wild & Co
Wheat climbs to $2.14 on Merchants Exchange
United Press reports cash wheat prices on the Merchants Exchange with No. 1 red at $2.14, No. 2 red at $2.12, and No. 3 red at $2.11 as the top quotes, rising from Fridays level of $2.10 for No. 3 red.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Merchants Exchange
Marriage Licenses Read in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR lists marriage license names and details with unclear ages and references. It mentions individuals tied to Branson and Beets avenues and includes terms like hospital, house, and names with partial first names. The readable items indicate a local civil records style without coherent dates or complete identities.
Births listed from various families at local Methodist hospitals
Fragmented notice lists sets of newborns and parents including Embry Fletcher Warner Winters Burns Prather Coffing Brake Alldredge Byers and others. Names many and addresses scattered, with hospitals referenced as Methodist.
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Boysee
We Berthanie
Martin
Wiliam
Anne Smith
Robert
Josephine Smith
Acne
Martha Carnes
Geigen- Temeames
Porter Winters
W. Wal- James Ene
Katherine Burns
W. Ict Ee
Matilda Prather
E. McCarty
Martha Coffing
Methodist
Hallie McComb
Lyvis Alldredge
Livington
May Byers
Rockwood
Bile Embry
Fletch
Deaths Hobson and Others Stir City Obituary List
A fragmented obituary column lists several individuals with ages and addresses including Hobson aged 54 of 851 B Street St Clair, and others such as Cornell, Gray, Ford, and Andrews. Entries reference city hospital and Methodist Hospital with ages spanning late 40s to 70s.
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City Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Broadway
Cbkpal Mivocs
Andrews
N. Gray
Wpiliaworth
Tank Wagon Prices Amid Opaque Trade Notes
A garbled OCR listing references tank wagon prices and fuel brands with unclear figures. Sale terms mention Red Crown and Target with few legible values, while other lines mix manufacturers and fractions. overall the text reads as fragmented pricing chatter with no clear totals.
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Urichier
Meat price fluctuations listed for beef pork lard and sausage
Local markets publish wholesale meat prices with rising costs across beef carcass ranges from 500 to 800 pounds and higher for steers and cows. Pork products show increases in sausages and lard with varied weights and quarter cuts. figures indicate steady or higher pricing across the board.
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Analife
Bill aims to bar lunch service in drug and cigar stores
Indiana Representative William F. Werner plans a bill to prohibit lunch service in drug and cigar stores. Violators could face fines up to 100 dollars. Werner argued that drug or cigar shops are no place to handle food.
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Indiana House
William F. Werner
Indianapolis
Werner
New High School Plan Considered for West Side
Tentative plans propose a West Side high school on Sheffield Avenue and a colored high school on West Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets. Each building would cost about 600000 with three stories including a basement. An auditorium and gym would share space by raising a curtain for athletic events. The West Side would have 31 classrooms and labs. the colored school 46 rooms.
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West Side High School
Sheffield Ave
Washington St
Colored High School
West St
Eleventh
Twelfth
West Slide
Hoover to Keep Cabinet Position
Washington reports the White House confirms Herbert Hoover will stay as head of the Commerce Department and that no major changes are expected in key posts for now. Roy A. Haynes is to be replaced after Congress acts on the Cramton bill and General Hines plans to resign from the Veterans Bureau. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. is discussed as a potential successor.
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Washington
White House
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Department of Commerce
Prohibition
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Congress
Cramton
Prohibition Bureau
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Haynes
Roosevelt
Writer to Speak at Marion County Young People’s Conference
Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus of St. Louis will be chief speaker at the Marion County Young People’s Conference January 30 to February 1 at the First United Brethren Church Park Avenue and Walnut Street. About 600 are expected. Other speakers include Miss Truly Fosbrink and Dr BH N executive leaders BH T Albertson and H G Rowe. The council will meet at the YMC A dinner Wednesday night to finalize plans.
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Cynthia Pearl Maus
St. Louis
Marion County
First United Brethren Church
Park Ave
Walnut St
Young People’s
Marion County Council of Religious
Truly Fosbrink
Young Bagh
BH. N
Indianapolis Church Federation
BH. T
Driver Hurt in Crash on Ohio Street and Capitol Avenue
John Hessong of 6120 Ashland Ave suffered injuries when his car was struck by a machine driven by William La Roche, 42, of 1016 Elm Street, at Ohio Street and Capitol Avenue Friday. Hessong was thrown from the vehicle. La Roche was slated.
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John Hessong
Ashland Ave
William la Roche
Ohio St
Capitol Ave
la Roche
Lowell 8 Love to Sing at Roberts Pett Church Vesper
Lowell 8 Love will be soloist at vesper services at Roberts Pett Methodist Church. The event highlights the youth program and community gathering.
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Lowell
Love
Vesper Servicea
Inquest Into Ada Whitaker Auto Death Resumes
Coroner Paul F. Robinson resumes the inquest into the death of Ada May Whitaker twenty who died Tuesday night near her home. Police and the accident prevention bureau report difficulties locating the driver of the hit and run vehicle and chase several sighting leads. A Glen Indiana lead proved worthless after Whitaker's hat was found near the body. A car with a bloodstained fender seen at a local filling station was traced to Greenfield Indiana but an alibi was offered.
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Paul F. Robinson
Ada May Whitaker
Tenth St
Sergis
Harry Smith
Jack O’neal
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Miss Whitaker
Lafayette
Ind
Greenfield
Court action on GCP meeting and credentials dispute unfolds
Judge Miller orders continued control over the GCP meeting and credentials while Sheriff Hawkins serves the order. A tense court scene includes affidavits alleging improper resignations and Christmas gifts, with deputies on duty as factions clash inside the courthouse.
Last Rites for Fireman Milender Held at Home
Funeral services for Lieut. Charles W. Milender 47 city fireman of 28830 Indianapolis Ave will be held Monday at 2 p m at his residence Burial is set for Crown Hill He died suddenly at his home early Friday Milender born in Indianapolis in 1878 joined the fire department in 1896 Chief Gene Coe praised him as a model firefighter and credited his twenty years with Truck Company 18 at 1918 W Washington St
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Charles W. Milender
Indianapolis Ave
Washington St
Crown Hill
Lieutenant Milender
Indianapolis
Gene: Coe
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