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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
5
New York stocks moved forward vigorously on opening, with ammunition for bulls in weekend reviews. Dun says September began in a strong position with wholesome expansion expected to spread. Pierce Arrow and wireless telephone issues led trading, radio demand seen rising, closing higher.
The report notes bank clearings totaling 51000 with a weekly rise of 108000 earnings for the period. It mentions daily totals and overall performance amid mixed gains and losses across the banking sector.
Unclear OCR text shows scattered references to exchange rates and city names including New York and Yokohama. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the fragment.
Five complaints filed by the American National Livestock Association against livestock shipping rates in western territory were dismissed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The ICC ruled the rates are not unreasonable nor unduly prejudicial.
Reports from city and rural areas indicate strong demand for building lumber as fall arrives. July permits rose 41 percent in principal cities versus a year earlier while rural yards show low stocks ahead of harvest.
The listing records varied market quotes for butterfat delivery, flour, pork, poultry, eggs, and produce. Items include fresh hens and turkeys, several dairy products, and assorted grains with multiple regional price points and pack sizes.
Market notes list wholesale meat prices with entries for hams brains tongues and cuts. Prices appear in disjoint fragments, showing a range of weights and terms but lacking complete figures or dates.
A fragmented list shows varied fish prices including whitefish at 30 to 35 cents and herring at 30 to 50 cents. Prices for salmon, mackerel, clams, and red snapper are listed with cents per unit or per dozen, reflecting a mid century street market price sheet.
Fragmentary OCR line mentions local wagon wheat and mo aed wheat, unclear fields and values. No identifiable people, places, or dates could be confirmed from the readable text.
Chicago prices show grains generally lower with wheat hitting new lows on the downturn. Corn manages a fractional gain on short covering while oats and spot market stay flat, and the provisions market weakens alongside hogs and wheat.
Chicago Sept 5 Carrot receipts noted with wheat volume at 19, corn 134 and oats 49. The grain table shows mixed close values with near term prices around 17.15 to 17.25 for wheat and 1.55 to 1.80 for other grains. Market activity includes futures and nominal settlements.
Weekly cash grain prices and inspections summary from the Polish Board of Trade in New York. Wheat futures and cash prices for No 2 hard No 2 white and yellow varieties, corn and oats with car-by-car breakdowns and premiums. Hay, butter and flour figures shown with inspection totals for the week.
A fragmented list shows wholesale and retail prices for fruits and vegetables. California Valencia oranges, red potatoes, onions, peppers, lettuce, spinach, and watermelons appear with per pack or per dozen pricing, alongside other produce items and region references.
Timothy P. Gavin state deputy of the Knights of Columbus today announced the appointment of Joseph A. Naughton located in Merchants Bank Building as district deputy for Indianapolis and Crawfordsville.
Trading at the Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange showed weak demand for heavy hogs with bids steady and light hogs up to 13.80. A run of about 4,500 with 453 holdovers sold around 13.13 to 13.30, while cattle saw unusually high prices for two steers owned by W. L. Flock of Bloomingdale. Prices ranged across heavies to light and pigs to sows, with lambs steady and calves weak, receipts around 300.
Western grassers and fed steers hold near week’s top while lighter and older cattle ease. Lambs and sheep mixed with buyers slow in some regions. cattle shipments around 1,000 head face uneven demand as markets from Chicago to Buffalo price stock.
Stockholders of the Kokomo Steel and Wire Company voted to merge with Keystone Steel and Wire of Peoria into a $16,000,000 concern. J E B Frederick, vice president and general manager, said no location for the principal office had been decided.
William E. Gilroy analyzes Pauls letter to the Philippians written from his Rome imprisonment. He urges loyalty, self surrender to Christ, and pursuit of virtuous thoughts as the path to spiritual strength and Christian character.
Dr. John McDowell argues Labor Day Sunday offers American churches a chance to proclaim the Gospel to all workers and to combat injustices in industry. He warns churches risk limited fellowship and urges closer ties with working people to demonstrate the universal reach of Christian fellowship and the Light of the World.
A historical passage asserts that churches harbor the key to industrial peace though fear and mistrust linger. It claims a transformative realization awaits when spiritual insight aligns with labor relations, likening it to a Damascus road and upper room experience.
Clinton Ind September 5 Miners leaders considered a petition to the public service commission to reopen its hearing on rates for miners on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad. Fifteen hundred miners are on strike protesting a rate increase granted by the commission. The miners say they were not advised of the original hearing date due to a mistake.
A selection of marriage license records listing individuals with ages and addresses such as Linden 21 of 1108 N Warman and Lamb 38 of Plainfield, others include Davis 58 and Dooley 76, with occupations and residences noted. The fragment references names, places and roles across several local communities.
A local births section records several new arrivals including girls and boys with family ties on North Laward Glad ie and Tremont addresses. Names include Anna Hardin Lucy Woods Audrey Huntington Octavia McClure Addie Gwiden Gertrude Sowder Marjorie Lange Nettie Freeman David Farrell Mildred Farrell and Hazel Schell plus Ziphia Manson.
Fragmentary death notices listing multiple individuals with ages and vague causes. Names and ages include infants and elderly, with locations referenced as city and county hospitals and addresses. Details are garbled but indicate a sequence of recent admissions and fatalities in local medical facilities.
Indiana ministers prepared to begin the fall season as many pastors return from vacations. Dr. Frank C. Wicks of All Souls Unitarian plans the opening sermon and several churches schedule morning services, with evening union services at Riverside Park M E B and Temple Baptist.
The La Porte Times corporation filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of State. The firm capitalized at 75000 dollars plans to publish a daily newspaper in La Porte with incorporators Stephen Chase, Id Van Egbert Shepherd, Maurice Fox Earl Howley of La Porte.
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