Chassis bid for one ton dead animal truck sought by Indianapolis district
Sealed bids due July 10 1923 for one chassis for an approximately one ton truck to collect and remove dead animals in Indianapolis Indiana. Bids must include a $100 certified check and may be opened after 10 am with the board reserving the right to reject bids or defer action to August 9 1923.
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Sanitary District of
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Sanitary District of
Indiana
City Hall
Jay A. Craven
Joan L. Elliott
Lucius B. Swift
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Board of School Commissioners
City of
North Meridian Street
Board of Paints and Painters
Richard C. Johnson
Births and couples listed in city directory item
The record lists numerous birth notices and couples with names and street addresses such as Edward and Lillian Blanck 137 Kansas Raymond and Rosena Jordan 888 Torbet John and Cora Andrews 81 W Fifteenth Claude and Della Adams 3506 Thirtieth Noble and Mabel Edwards 405 Patter Willard and Hannah Hiatt 233 Adelaide Joseph and Beulah Weber 1020 N King Russell and Ethel Lowe 519 River i Gertrude Zaring Methodist Ospi James and Alberta Ashley 1115 Park Charles and Corda Young 3495 Rural Charles and Mabel Griner 1104 Cruft Marvin and Elizabeth Craig 1640 Shel William and Laura Allerdice 145 E Forty-Fourth Marie Snyder 2049 E Mich Archie and Minnie Shelby 2452 Oxford Leo and Hazel Deem 218 N Temple Maude Hicks 704 W New or Paul and Anna Martin 24 S Pine John and Elva May 935 Holbrook Frank and Lula Pettyt 143 Tremont Wilbur and Beatrice Martin 1028 Vandeman Millard and Ruth Black 2304 Columbia Hazel Sering 915 8 Meachan Ralph and Margaret Sichier A409 Madison George and Elvina Bailey 526 Patterson Glenn and Leotha Lewis 132 W Me Carty.
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Edward
Lillian Blanck
Kansas
Raymond
Rosena Jordan
Torbet
John
Cora Andrews
Claude
Della Adams
Noble
Mabel Edwards
Patter
Willard
Hannah Hiatt
Adelaide
Joseph
Beulah Weber
King
Russell
Ethel Lowe
River i
Gertrude Zaring
Ospi James
Alberta Ashley
Park Charles
Corda Young
Charles
Mabel Griner
Cruft Marvin
Elizabeth Craig
Shel- William and
Laura Allerdice
Nie and
Marie Snyder
E. Michall
Archie
Minnie Shelby
Oxford
Leo
Hazel Deem
George
Elvina Bailey
Patterson Glenn
Leotha Lewis
W. MeCarty
Obituaries list of six deaths including Hicks Higdon Bracker and others
The notice lists several obituary entries with ages and causes of death. John Wesley Hicks 72 Palmyra. Elizabeth Higdon 84 Palmyra. Lena Bracker 63 at Methodist Hospital. Edward G Wells 28 at 515 N Noble. Emma B Rahke 61 at 1520 N Tuxedo. Jacob Johnson Swargon 83 927 Spruce. Julia A Van Horn 76 2128 Drexel. Roscoe Hutchison 48 city hospital.
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John Wesley Hicks
N. Traub
Palmyra
Elizabeth Higdon
W McCarty
Lena Bracker
Methodist Hospital
Edward G Wells
N. Noble
Emma B. Rahke
Tuxedo
Jacob Johnson Swargon
Spruce
Julia A. van Horn
Roscoe Hutchison
City Hospital
General Market Shows Firminess Despite Pressure
The Wall Street Journal reports Thursday trading ended with the industrial average down only a third of a point and the rail average nearly a quarter point lower. Despite selling in early hours, gains in California Pete Corn Products and American Can helped steady the market amid motor and sugar sector pressure and a late rally led by rails.
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New York
California
Pete
New York Money Market Report Shows Rates Shift
Time money market active at 4 percent for ninety days with renewals at 5 percent for longer maturities. Supply of money increases on commercial paper at 5 and 5.4 percent. Tendencies softer with a shade easier market and rising volume, slight price decline for the best names.
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United Financial New York
Fresh eggs and poultry prices across markets new index
Indianapolis and Chicago market notes show eggs at 16¢ per dozen and butter fat paid at 38¢ per pound. Butter and dairy prices vary by region with creamery extras around 38% to 39% and poultry items including fowls, ducks, geese, and turkeys listed with multiple weight and price brackets.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Alabama
Missippi
Louisana
South Carolina
North Carolina
Texas
Building Permits and Additions Noted Across City Addresses
A compilation of building permits shows numerous dwellings and structures undergoing work. Items include additions at 1601 S State, reroofing at 330 Hancock and 3440 N Capitol, garages and doubles at multiple addresses, signs for businesses, and a large industrial project at Thirtyeth and Ethel with a $4,000 estimate. Several owners names appear with project types and costs, reflecting extensive residential and commercial activity.
Sugar market opens lower on 8,150 ton sale
New York sugar prices drop 10 to 20 points as trading begins with an estimated sale of 8,150 tons. July and September futures quote around 5.4 to 5.17 cents, with December near 4.72 to 4.75 cents.
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United Financial
New York
Dressed Wholesale Beef Prices Amid Market Notes
Prices for dressed beef and cuts are listed from Swift & Co. with various grades and numbers. The snippet shows loins rounds chucks plates and different No. classifications with prices ranging from 12 to 26 cents per unit, indicating a market snapshot.
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Swift & Co
Deferred corn months strong on favorable crop news
In Chicago markets June 15 prices firmed at the close on favorable crop news. Wheat traded firmer after an early gain and harvests began in Missouri and Oklahoma amid uneven rains. Backward crop talk supported deferred corn months while oats markets reflected heavy rains in Southwestern fields. Provisions closed higher with grains.
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United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Missouri
Oklahoma
Chicago Grain Table June 14 Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago grain report shows July wheat at 1.13, Sept around 1.09, corn July near 82 cents, oats around 41 cents. Lard and related fats trade data listed. June 15 primary receipts report wheat 649000, corn 597000, oats 720000 with shipment figures for wheat 1,256,000 and corn 438,000.
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Chicago
Grain price roundup and market receipts in Indianapolis
Total receipts for the day in Indianapolis were 28 cars. Wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices vary by grade, with No. 2 white corn at 78 to 80 cents as bids for car lots, and timothy hay priced around 19.50 to 20 per ton. Toledo fields show cash wheat at 1.23 and corn at 89 9e, while cloverseed trades at 7.10 a bushel in Indianapolis.
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Atchison
Pacific
C_& NW Ry
Cri«&Ap
del & Lacka
NW Central Roy
North Pac
Tere Mary
Pennsy
St Paul
Stl & Sw
UN Pacific
Wabash
Goodrich R
Kelly. Spg
Equipmente
Ts Gen. Electric
West Lima
Steels
Bethlehem
Crucible
Gulf States
Aly R. Iran & S
C S_ Steel
Chandler M
Max Motors
Studebaker
Stew-Warner
Timken
Cal Petrol
Cosden
Pan-Am Pete
Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Timothy
Inspectiona
Toledo
Marriage Licenses List and Accident Report
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples with ages and addresses including Max Finklestein and Trene Goldman, James Bernstein and Bessie Freeman, among others. A separate note reports W. B. Rubey losing part of a finger in a car collision with Frank Nagle at the intersection of Tenth Street, Broadway, and Nineteenth Street.
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Max Finklestein
W. McCarty
Trene Goldman
E. Sanders
James Bernstein
Jamaica
N. Y
Bessie Freeman
N. Capitol
J. W. Schoeneman, Jr
Raymond
Josephine Hendrix
Bowser
D. E. Christie
N. Tacoma
Genevieve Rogers
N. Jefferson
W. H. Rohrburg
Southeastern
Helena Krieg
T A. Kelley
Alabama
Sarah Ulrich
Central
F. D. Hines
Senate
Irene Klee
S. West
P. W. McDonald
Dayton
Ohio
Ethel Scherry
Cornell
W. Michigan
Ira W. L. Sanders
Badie
E. Pri William Sprinkle
Harris
Florence McBride
Chicago
R. H. L. Bowles
Dexter
Lois Campbell
Bonna
D. F. Wallace
Stubbins Hotel
Gertrude Edwards
W. Vermont
W. B. Rubey
Forty-Fourth St
Frank Nagle
Tenth St
Broadway and
Ninteenth St
Curb Market Dims as Oils Lead Broad Decline in Opening
New York June 15 stocks on the curb market opened with a broad decline. Oils weakened despite better oil news with Standard of Indiana down about 4 percent from its initial 56 1/2, Phillips Petroleum down 7 percent to 29, and International Petroleum down 4 percent after an initial drop. United Verde Extension rose on the first trade.
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United Financial New York
New York
Standard of Indiana
Phillips Petroleum
International Petroleum
United Verde
Indianapolis
Ament Lise
Hige
Am Creosoring Co
Adv Rumery Co
Century Bldg
Cit Gas
Ind
Nat Life Ins Co
Ind Pipe Line
Guar Co
Indpis Rata
Indpla
Indpis
Northwestern
Indps
Southeastern
Telcom Tee
Meg Pub Util Co
Nat Mot Car Co
Sav Ins Co
Rauh Fertilizer
Sterling Fire Ins Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Stern
Ind Coke and Gas
Ind Hotel
Ind Hotel Co
Ind North
Ndpis Ab Co
Col & So
Indpls
Lt & Ht Bs. & Martinsville
Tndpla
Indpls North
Indpis & N W Ds
Union Trac
Seers
Sulew— Shar Seth
le Abbatoir Predreasury
Rail Claim Agent George P. Lee Dies at 70
Funeral services for George P. Lee 70 longtime claim agent for Monon and C H D railroads will be held 2 30 p m Saturday at his home 4020 Park Ave Burial will be Crown Hill Cemetery He was born in Columbus Ohio and moved to Indianapolis twenty five years ago Surviving are his widow three sons Robert E Lee Park O Lee Albert E Lee one sister Mrs Jeff Coker and two brothers Louis H Lee and Albert F Lee
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George P. Lee
The
Monon
Park Ave
Ben Crown Hill
Lee
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Robert E. Lee
Terre Haute
Park O. Lee
Albert E. Lee
Marco, Ind
Jeff Coker
Louis H. Lee
Marco
Albert F. Lee
Edwardsport
Ind
Lutherans to Convene in Fort Wayne at Concordia College
About 1,000 delegates are expected at the Missouri Synod triennial delegate convention to be held at Concordia College in Fort Wayne Indiana from June 20 to 30.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
The
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Concordia College
Earl W. Showalter Company Incorporation in Indianapolis
Articles of Incorporation filed by Earl W. Showalter Company of Indianapolis a manufacturer of automobile parts and accessories with capital stock of 25 000. Incorporators listed are Earl W. Showalter David W. Showalter and Wayne M. Armstrong.
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Earl W. Showalter
Indianapolis
David W. Showalter
Wayne M. Armstrong
Pork Prices Rise Across Markets Day by Day
Hog prices rose 15 to 20 cents on the local live stock exchange after Friday's low point in eight years. Top prices reached $7.40, up from $6.75 a week earlier, with late shipping orders lifting bids and many hogs selling near the peak. Receipts totaled 9,500 with 85 holdovers as cattle and calf markets showed mixed strength and a busy sheep and lamb market saw spring lambs at $15.25 and ewes at $5.50.
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Live ‘Stock Exchange
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities
June 15 cattle hogs and sheep prices reported for New York Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati and other markets. Hogs high at 7.80 in places with heavies and light sows under 6.50 to 7.75. cattle steady to higher with top yearlings around 11.25 and milk cows lower. lambs and sheep show steady to higher ranges with top sheep near 6.50 to 6.25 and lambs 11 to 12.
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United Financial A
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
British government pays NY Fed $69 million in bonds
New York reporting that Britain has paid the New York Federal Reserve Bank 69 million dollars in some bonds as part of the semi annual settlement of its 34.6 billion dollar debt. The Irish government saves about 1.4 million using US government bonds to make payments. Market for Liberty bonds eases as British purchases slow. Eastern refiners expect a drop in crude oil and gasoline due to over production. Freight schedules on iron and steel suspended until October by the I C C. Public notes from St Louis show net profits at the Laditional Enameling Company at about 240 thousand dollars with June earnings likely to match July.
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New York
ST. Louis
Laditional Enameling Company
Government Vehicles Exempt From State Gas Tax
Attorney General U. S. Lesh declared gasoline powered vehicles owned by the United States Government are exempt from state gasoline tax. Mail carriers government officers and officials must pay tax if they own the vehicles they operate. The opinion covers government owned automobiles and trucks in postal and military service.
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United States
U. S. Lesh
Robert Bracken
Lesh
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Marion County
Joseph E. Phillips
Thomas Wallace
Albert Hoffman
Mary A. Oxentorm
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Otto J. Suesz
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Virginia Ave
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Stewart
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H. Wallerich Company
Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Co
X & Itol
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Thindle
Sam Coraz
York Main
Senate Ave
Ewald Spring Service Co
Klein Bros
Eureka Auto Parts
South Side Battery Shop
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Kentucky Ave
Noble ST
Commonwealth Loan Co
Joan
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Washington
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Camp
Mary K. Chapman
Paca
Ji Frank Yott
Frank Yott
Dons R. Rigby
Brookside San
A. Smith
N. Tuxedo
Fox
Mies
Young
Mra. C. M
E. Sixteenth
Nick Venhakos
Kentucky
Eon" D. Spier
N. la Salle
Sinclair Refining Company
Massachusetts
Steve Rapin
Evita C. Echols
Sugar Grove
A Eae C Echols
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