Notice to bidders Indiana State Normal School gym gear
Notice to bidders requests sealed bids by 2 30 p m July 8 1924 for gymnasium equipment fog bleachers lighting lockers bowling alleys and related items to be supplied by the Eastern Division Munice Indiana or Terre Haute office with Form 95 bids and 5 percent certified check required. Separate bids on item groups allowed. Also sale of school bonds for Sugar Creek Township New Palestine Indiana on July 12 1924 at 1 p m for 340 00 bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually with debts due 1925 1928 and 1936 to finance school grounds and architect plans.
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Lucar Creek
Hancock County
Indiana
Township Truste
New Palestine
Aeystee
Fred W. Ruschaupt
Sugar Creek School Township
Hancock Coan
Arthur C. van Duy
Piustes
Rorma
Indiana State Normal School
Mun- Indiana
Indiana State
Borat School
Muncie
Terre Haute
Board of Accounts of India
Board OF T Useres
Sugar Creek Township
As County
New Palesoeancock County
Sugar Creek
New Pal Bank
Err Creek
Zancoesana
Nam
Said
Stocks Hold Steady As Averages Climb Further
Industrial averages rise past earlier highs as market opens with steady tone. Lehigh Valley hits new high since coal properties split while New York Central advances ex dividend. General Electric climbs to a yearly high and Baldwin and Strel reach new peaks.
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United Presa
New York
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Steel
Schulte
Sears-Roebuck
Hes
Bethlehem
Bonnie Ae
Northern Pacific
S. Steel
Spies Southern Baywas
Anacon
T. Toiteon Pacific
Aiebiii Can
New Haven
Consolidated Gee
Norfolk & Western
General Electric
Sinclair
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Baldwin
Strel
Bank Clearings Drop From Year Ago Figures
Local bank clearings Friday totaled about 3.06 million dollars in debits 5.492 million dollars versus 6.165 million last year. The report contrasts this week with the prior year’s figures showing a decline in both clearings and debits.
Fresh Market Prices Report For Eggs Poultry And Dairy
New York and Chicago markets show mixed signals with eggs at 22 to 36 cents, fowls 18 to 26 cents, turkeys 20 to 40 cents, ducks 13 to 26 cents, geese 10 to 14 cents, and broilers 26 to 38 cents. Butter 36 to 39 cents, creamery extras 39 to 49 cents, cheese 18 to 26 cents, with crude coffee and sugar firmer and pork and lard steady to firmer.
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Cocks, LLC
Springers
New York
Midwest
Sneha
Rio
Vas
Pacific Coasts
Chicago
Broilers
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Triumphs
North Carolina Cobblers
Thomson
Th. Low
P.m. Clos
C & Nwr
Lehigh Vai
Nor
BR Ag No & West
So.ailway Oa
So. Pacific
Lé&Ss W
Union Bac
Wabash Pfd
Kelly. Sp
Perna Am Loco
Bald Loco
Nm Elec
West Elec
Crucible
Gulf States
Rep I&s
U 8 Steel
Stude
Tg&s
Kennecott
BO Pacific Oil
Sinclair
1S Texas Co
Wee 30 Ag Industrials
Lal Chem
Eee
Yes Mig
Tr Con O
Am Wool Airor
Coca-Cola
Con . Bai
Bears-Ro
Amt&t
Cor
Gasoline and kerosene price list from a tanker stock ledger
Tank Wagon Prices list gasoline and kerosene per gallon with state tax excluded. Items include Energes 22¢, Red Crown 18.2¢, Diamond 2%¢, Crystaline kerosene 12.7¢, Moore Light 15.5¢, Areolite 12.4¢, Solvent 35¢, Naptha Lion Power Cleaners 7.6¢, V. M. & P. 22.5¢, Standolind Cleaners 23.5¢.
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Energes
Moore Light
Naptha—Lion Power Cleaners
Hay Market Prices and Indiana PTA Conference Nears End
Indianapolis hay and grain prices show oats at 50 52 cents per bushel and corn around 80 to 83 cents. Wheat straw for ton and hay prices per ton listed. The Indiana University Parent Teacher Association State conference at Winona Lake, near here, closes today with a final business session.
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Indianapolis
Aisha
United Preas
Bonds for road improvement sought by Marion County
The treasurer of Marion County Indiana invites sealed proposals for purchase of Wayne Township gravel road bonds totaling forty thousand dollars in twenty bonds of one thousand each. Bonds dated June 15 1924 bear 4 percent interest semiannually with May 15 1925 first principal and interest due. Sale open until July 5 1924 with right to reject any bids.
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Marion County
State of
Indiana
Said County
Indianapolis
Charles M. Davidson
Wayne Township
Wayne
Marion Nty Road
Grains Irregular On Initial Deals At Chicago Board
Grains opened uneven on the Chicago Board of Trade with mild profit taking easing wheat and a fractional upturn in spot corn due to tight cash. Deferred deliveries held steady while brisk spot demand supported cash prices. provisions fell as trading began.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Grain prices noted in Chicago market report
Chicago on June 27 reports carrot receipts totals for Wheat 17, corn 24, oats 25 with a brief market tally reflected in the day’s commodity notes.
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Chicago
Next Upward Business Move Will Be Large
Economists say the next upward shift in business is unlikely to be big. The Brookmire Economic Service notes the current downturn will probably be short due to easy money conditions and other fundamentals. A recovery could gain strength if demand from a stabilized Europe rises.
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Times Special
New York
Brookmire Economic Service
Europe
University of Pennsylvania Student Employment Report
A Philadelphia report from June 27 notes 925 applications for work, 523 employer contracts, and 352 student outcomes. Of those, 241 secured jobs and 111 failed to find employment, with 109 incomplete reports.
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Times Special
Philadelphia
Student Employment Bureau
University of Pennsylvania
Bureau
Hog Prices Rise At Local Live Stock Yards
Hog receipts around 7,000 with 2,380 holdovers. top hog price 7.45 and bulk around 7.30. Cattle trade active with steers 9.50 to 10.00, cows 7.50, heifers 8.00. calves up to 10. Lambs and sheep steady with lambs at 12.00, ewes 3.50 to 4.00.
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Tau
Ealea
Camere
Livestock Market Prices Chicago June Report
Cattle receipts near 4000 with a slow market and steady grades. Heavier steers reach about 1925, yearlings 0.75, vealers to packers, hogs volume 28,000 with top around 7.40 and weights varying, sheep and lambs mixed with moderate gains for some classes.
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Chicago
Willi
The First Lady Enjoys Washington Baseball And Cookies
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge attends baseball games and smiles during Washington’s scoring run surge. At home she crochets between calls, and she favors sugar cookies for a treat.
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Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Fourteen Names Enter Race At Democratic Convention
Delegates resumed roll call as Al Smith led by Minnesota and Mississippi yielded to Ohio for Baker, who praised the League of Nations and denounced the Klan. Supporters cheered for Cox, Bryan, and McAdoo, with parades and banners shaping a tense, festive scene in the hall.
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George Brennan
Ed Moore
Thomas Taggart
Minnesota
William J. Quinn
St. Paul
al Smith
Quinn
Smith
Mississippi
Ohio
Newton D. Baker
Pat Harrison
Cox
San Francisco
Harrison
Ohlan
Newt
Baker
League of Nations
Wisconsin
Resolutions Committee
Walsh
William H. Malony
Montana
Samuel Stewart
McAdoo
Eugene D. O'Sullivan
Omaha
Nebraska
O'Sullivan
Goysenor Chere Eee
Governor Bryan
Coolidge
Bryan
Charles Bryan
O‘sullivan
William J. (Fingy) Conners
Buffalo
Indiana
Tom Taggart
Buffalo Democrat
Georgia
Oregon
Nevada
New Hampshire
Clyde Keefe
Fred H. Brown
Soldiers and Sailors' Committee of
New York
Royal S. Copeland
New Jersey
Rooters
Illinois
New
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Four Widows on Jury Found Guilty in Brazil Liquor Case
In Brazil Indiana on June 27 four widows serving on the jury helped convict Remy Albert, William Funk and Albert Cooper of transporting liquor. The defendants filed a motion for a new trial alleging unfair proceedings.
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Times Special
Brazil
Ind
Remy Albert
William Funk
Albert Cooper
Detour Marked On Road Through Carmel
Detour around Carmel as town plans for paving delay state highway work. Multiple routes and detours described from Indianapolis through Kokomo to Seymour and beyond, with closures near Lebanon Knox and areas around Westfield and Tipton. Strong entities include Carmel, Indianapolis, Westfield, Kokomo, Seymour, Putnamville, La Porte, Knox.
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Carmel
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Illinois
New Albany
South Bend
Michigan Line
Westfield
Tipton-Hamilton County
Baker's Corner
Boxley and Elkin
Teetersboro
Pavement
Kokomo
Peru
Bunker Hill
Seymour
Dudleytown
Crothersville
Upper Muscatatuck River
Scottsure
Terre Haute
Richmond
Putnamville
Glenn
Madison
Greensburg
Oxford
Lebanon
Traders’ Point
Lebanon-Indianapolis
Illinois St
New Bethel
Shelbyville
Acton
Vincennes
Spencer
Martinsville
Eagle Creek
Valley Mills
Washington St
Anderson
Muncie
Yorktown
Dalesville
Rushville
Brookville
Ohio
Bulltown Hill
City Playground Sets July Start for Games and Classes
Ward E Mc Bride director announces two games and classes planned for city playgrounds and schools. Special supervisors will direct handball games sewing classes dancing wax works and art projects for invited children.
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Rne
City Playground
Ward E. McBride
Bulletin booklet pricing and ordering notice
The notice outlines pricing for booklets: one for five cents, two for eight cents, and three or more at three cents each. It directs sending payments via postage stamps or money orders, and to mail the coupon to a Washington address, not Indianapolis. An X marks desired bulletins on an attached list.
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Washington
Indianapolis
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Virginia
Household Finance Service CO
Col. Penn
Stae Banking Supervision
Ar Ce
Sears
Sugar Township
Arthur C. van Duyn
J. L. Duvall
Max A. Schumacher
William M. Schuma
Chicago Grain Table
U. of Pennsylvania
Eee Ibs
Aes
Ibs
Utah
Logan
Jim Bridgers
Cache Valley
Taggart
Klan
Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Congress
U. S
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