Public Works Assessments Notice for Indianpolis Street Improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announced proposed assessments for multiple public improvements including Laurel Street and Guilford Avenue. Hearings or remonstrances are scheduled for June 28 to June 29 1925 with assessment rolls on file at the Board offices for property owners to review.
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Aualanapolie
Ind
Board of Public Works
Fa@anspolis
Indiana
Guilford Avenue
Fifty-Second Ec
Fifty-Fourth Street
Berea
Public Improvements Bids Planned by Indianapolis Board
The Board of Park Commissioners of Indianapolis announces proposed improvements under Improvement Resolution Nos 12 1925 13 1925 and 14 1925 including Kessler Boulevard segments from Keystone Ave to Millersville Rd and from Fall Creek Road to 56th Street with 40 foot gravel road 8 foot bridle path grading fills and drainage. Public hearing set July 16 1925 at 2 pm at City Hall for bids with certified checks 2.5 percent of engineer estimate minimum $100. bid acceptance subject to non-collusion affidavit and right to reject bids.
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Board of Park Coseloners
Uoity
Indianpolis
Indianapolis
Kessler Blvd
East End
Keystone Ave
Millersville Rd
Park and Boulevard
Indianpools
Indiana
Board of Ik Commissioners
Park Commissioners
Board of Park Commissioners
Shael A. Bookwalter
Emsley W. Johnson
A. M. Maguire
Frank P. Manly
City of
Kessler Boulevard
Fall Creek
Mud Creek
Millersville Road
56Th Street
City Hall
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bushey Ww
Tonson
Board of Tats
Ianapolis
Agama
Diana
Fanapolis
Pleasant Run Parkway
Orthive
She. St
Prospect
Inspendiana
Plang
Iflea- Hon
Ock & m
Boidder
Indirnapolis
Board of Park Commissioner
Poonres ‘Daimiat
Ps Manly Board
Park Nan
June
Notice of public works improvements and assessments 1925
Public Works Board of Indianapolis announces hearings on the assessment roll for the 1925 street improvement project from Monon Trail to Carrollton Avenues. Includes 4x18 inch limestone, curb, inlets, and water/sewer work. Remonstrances due June 29, 1925 at 2:00 p.m. in the City of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Board Ofublic Works
Ndiana
Orange Sting
Bisa
Board of Public Works
Aus
Indiana
West Ropge
West St
Brooks St
Blanz Lane
E Erade
PNR
East Seaperty
College Avennaino
Monon Way
Carrollton Avenues
Monay
Emarty Pho
Sixteenth St
Sutherland Ave
Twenty-Fifth St
Sixteenth Eastsenteenth
Nineteenth St RoRie
Weadens
Curth
Berea
Enid
Enid City
Board
Mar
Covin
Une Spngr
of Public Works
City of Indian- Fane
William Eper
Marion County
Franklin C. Pieper
Lbert H. Losche
Shorts Rout American Can In Record Run On Market Swing
Short sellers were forced to cover as American Can Dupont General Motors General Electric and other industrials surged to new highs. Banks supported the rally lifting rails as buyers returned and the week ended with a cheerfully higher tone despite prior pessimism.
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Bu United Press
New York
American Can
Dupont
First National Bank
General Motors
General Electric
Stock Exchange
Used Cars and Loans Ad From Capitol Main 6389
Classified ad lists multiple used cars including Rickenbacker Coupe models from 1920s and 1924, touring cars around 1920, 1922 coupes, and a 1923 coach. Also promotes loans on pianos autos and furniture with terms and cash prices. Local business at 1414 Main Street offers loans and car sales.
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Ford
Indiana Investment and Securities Co
Beorsia
TOL Loan CO
Washir
Fountain to Cost $300 for North Washington Street Install
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs Friday night approved a $300 drinking fountain installation on the north side of E Washington St near Illinois St. The group delayed membership action for Fall Creek Civic Association a month and referred letters on street decorations and the new smoke code to committees.
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E. Washington St
Illinois St
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Fall Creek Civic Association
Vonnegut Seeks School Board Seat In Local Race
Franklin Vonnegut, president of the Vonegut Hardware Co, becomes the latest candidate to file for candidacy to the local board of school commissioners. He resides at 4011 N Pennsylvania St. his father previously served on the board.
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Franklin Vonnegut
Vonegut Hardware Company
Board of School Commissioners
Vonnegut
Pennsylvania St
Local Bank Clearings in Indianapolis for June 27
Indianapolis bank clearings for Saturday, June 27 totaled 32 for 2,669,000 dollars. Debits for the day were 5,841,000 dollars. Weekly clearings reached 15,162,000 dollars with debits at 23,466,000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Foreign Exchange Rates Displayed in New York Market
Foreign exchange figures from New York on June 27 show sterling and franc rates moving amid market activity. The report notes slight gains for major currencies with emphasis on the dollar's position and cross rates amid international trade pressures.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Dean Riad
Shanghai
Yokohama
Shepherd Wins Fresh Victory in Illinois
After a lengthy trial in Illinois, Shepherd is acquitted with a $5,000 bond posted and granted liberty while in state. He credits prayer and his wife for support, while the distrust of Dr. Faiman emerges as key to the verdict. Isabelle Pope, once betrothed to Billy, collapses as seven cousins contest Billy’s will. Judge Olson vows to continue pursuit.
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Billy
Robert E. Crowe Shepherd
Illinois
Shepherd
Faiman
Pope
Isabelle Pope
Harry Olson
Spirits Promise Son Will Be Acquitted Says Mother
Mrs Martha Shepherd Hayden of 2304 Roosevelt Ave declares she received messages from departed spirits assuring her son William Shepherd would be acquitted in the murder trial of Billy McClintock. She says God would prevail over evil.
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Martha Shepherd Hayden
Roosevelt Ave
William Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Death notices from city area hospitals and churches
A sequence of brief death notices listing individuals by name and age with hospital or church affiliations. Items mention Capitol sarcom, gastroentitis, arteriosclerosis, and related ailments, with various addresses and unnamed beneficiaries.
Fresh Markets Report from Indianapolis and New York Prices
Indianapolis deliveries show 20¢ for butter and various poultry prices including hens at 22¢ and young turkeys at 10¢. Cheese and creams list several values. New York market notes pork at $41. and Midwest hogs ranged 7.56 to 17.05 for futures. Chicago Butter receipts and poultry prices are included with regional figures and itemized weights.
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Indianapolis
Horn
New York
Limburger
NEW_ YORK
Long Island
Bae
Crea Tras
Tate
Chicago
Renate AP
Virginia Cobblers
Wisconsin
Births Report From City Hospitals Inches of Names
A parade of newborns is listed from St. Vincent hospital and Methodist facilities. Parents include Donald and Helen Davidson. De Witt and Gladys Young. David and Genevieve Morgan. William and Irene Schilling. Charles and Hazel Foster. Harley and Vevia Knauffman. Louis and Estella Stamatkin. Raymond and Mabel Bradley. Additional entries mention Charles Bridewell. Arthur and Lodeema Cornelius. Robert and Irene Martin. Bian and Effie Webb. Edna Patterson. Nelson and Ruth Mon. Ruth Harker. Dorothy Goldstein. Harold and Helen Nelson. Rachel and Irma Bowser. William and Murill Babcock.
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Donald
Helen Davidson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
de Witt
Gladys Young
St. Vincent's
David
Genevieve Morgan
St. Vincent's Hospital
William and Irene Schilling
Allan
Nn Stackhouse
Charles and
Hazel Foster
Harley and
Vevia Knauffman
Methodist Hospital
Louis and
Estella Stamatkin
S Raymond and
Mabel Bradley
Alta Ln
Fulton
Nelson
Ruth 'Mon
Hoga Tal. Orn
Ruth Harker
Dorothy Goldstein
St. Vince Itarold Hospital
Arold
Helen Nelson
Rachel
Irma Bowser
Sinking Spell Lowers Grains on Chicago Market
A late sinking spell dragged Chicago grain close lower on June 27. Wheat weakened after an early rise amid strong crop prospects and to avoid Sunday risk. Corn eased on favorable outlook and Argentine surplus. oats trailed. Provisions gained as packing houses bought.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Chicago Grain Table Fragment Summary
Grain table from Chicago notes June 27 shows prim receipts and yearly comparisons for wheat corn oats rye and oats figures incomplete. Entries include wheat 938000 against 845000 and corn 324000 against 551000 with other grains partially obscured.
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Chicago
Cash Grain Prices and Wheat Corn Market Report
Market notes from Indianapolis Board of Trade showing cash grain bids for No. 2 hard corn and No. 3 white yellow oats and mixed wheat. Record includes futures quotes for Wheat and Corn with various numbers and close readings for June 27.
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Carlota
Indianapolis Board
Ft. Ead
Ting Winn
Mo Ie
Gales Noater & FeLize
Ats
Trade Reviews Indicate Lumber Industry Shifts and Shortages
American Lumberman notes improving conditions across lumber sectors yet mixed orders persist. Southern pine stock depletion tightens bookings while dry lumber grows scarce. Fir producers expect smaller output before the July 4 shutdown for repairs, with large advance orders booked amid rising prices as rural demand remains strong.
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Quanouglas
Hog Prices Rise on Active Market at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Receipts near 4,000 with 257 holdovers push top hog price to 14.35 per hundredweight for heavy to light hogs. Light hogs 18.75 to 14.36, pigs 12 to 13.75, sows 12 to 13.25, and stages 10 to 12. Prices steady overall. cattle trading slow with steers about 11 and heifers 10.75. Lambs top at 15 per hundredweight. sheep 3.50 to 6. Receipts about 260 cattle and 300 sheep. Market notes ongoing hog shortage and Saturday quietness in cattle trades.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Fedateera
Sir
Eeding Lamba
Cleveland
Eeeast
Louis
Jun
Aston
Romaiaa
Ang Grutters
Pettsburgh
Garket & York
East Buffalo
Live Stock Market Roundup From Multiple Cities
Chicago reports a strong market with hogs up 15 cents and calves and cattle near yearly highs. Cleveland Cincinnati and St Louis show varied receipts and steady to higher prices for steady to prime cattle and veal, with strong sheep and lamb prices at New York and East Buffalo.
J. P. Michael Co Largest Dealers In Canned Goods
J P Michael Co is highlighted as a major supplier of canned goods for hotels restaurants clubs and institutions. The notice emphasizes their prominence in supplying food products to multiple large buyers and mentions extensive inventory and distribution reach.
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Gulf
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New Leon
Lana
Goodyear Boone Stutz
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Chicago Grain Table
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J. P. Michael Co
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Delaware
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