Indiana hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis
United Press Dispatch reports Aug 29 that hog receipts reached 4500 with market steady to strong. Best heavies 12.55 to 12.85, medium and mixed 18.00 to 18.35, common to choice 13.50 to 13.85, bulk 13.00 to 13.65. Cattle receipts 450, steers 8.00 to 18.00, cows and heifers 6.00 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 400, top 37.00, lambs top 14. Calves receipts 506, market 50c lower, top 13.00, bulk 12.00 to 13.00.
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Indianapolis
DeCoursey-White Marriage in Bloomfield Parsonage
Miss Hazel DeCoursey daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Whinnie and Henry White son of Mr and Mrs John White were united in marriage yesterday in the Methodist church parsonage at Bloomfield. The couple will reside in Indianapolis. Friends in Linton extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Hazel DeCoursey
Earl Whinnie
Henry White
John White
Bloomfield
Indianapolis
Linton
Death summons for Mrs E A Powell today
Mrs Ella Powell wife of E A Powell dies at the family home on A street northeast after a two year illness. Born August 12 1875 in Pleasantville she was a lifelong Methodist musician and piano instructor for 33 years. Survived by husband parents and several relatives with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Thomas N
Amanda J. McClung
Pleasantville
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In Memoriam Wilhelmina Brown Remembrance Note
In loving memory of Wilhelmina Brown who departed this life three years ago today. This day brings back to memory a loved one gone to rest and those who think of her today are those that loved her best. Mother Sister and Brothers.
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Wilhelmina Brown
New Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Homer Bennett
A seven pound girl arrived Thursday August 27 at their home on A street northeast. The infant had not yet been named.
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Homer Bennett
Queer Fishing Trick Nets 15 Fish At Once
In Sydney two young boys used a large bottle filled with bread to catch fifteen fish at once. The hungry fish slipped through the bottle’s neck and could not escape, creating a curious scene on the water.
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Sydney
Australia
Inland residents urged to eat more fish for iodine
Doctors warn that inland populations lacking iodine are more prone to goiter than coastal people. As a result, nutrition guidance promotes increased fish and seafood intake, boosting demand for canned fish and oysters across the middle states.
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Middle States
Credit Not Morals The Adjective In A Good Neighborhood
The Baltimore Sun argues that the phrase good neighborhood describes creditworthiness rather than moral character, noting that the label reflects financial standing and reliability rather than ethical traits.
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Baltimore Sun
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