Indianapolis Markets Limited Dress Dispatch
Hog receipts total 41000 with 264 holdovers. market up about 15 cents for 250-350 lb hogs at 8.40 to 8.65. 200-250 lb hogs 8.65, 160-200 lb 8.25 to 8.55, 180-160 lb 8.25 to 8.55, 0-180 lb 7.25 to 8.15. packing sows 7 to 8.25. Cattle and calves: slaughter dull, vealers lower. beef steers 9.50 to 13.75, beef cows 7 to 10. row cattle 50.50, vealers 15 to 16, heavy calves 6.50 to 11. feeder steers 8 to 11. Sheep: receipts 500, market steady. top fat lambs 13.75, bulk fat lambs 33.00, bulk cull lambs 7 to 9, fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
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Indianapolis
Fragmentary note on Joseph and family tensions
A garbled archival line hints at parental discipline and envy within a biblical motif. It mentions Joseph, his coat of many colors, and brothers' hatred, suggesting strained family relations and lingering resentment across generations. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places.
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Joseph
Joseph Biarvlett
Lanmbs Ideal Poet Chares Fanuh Inspires Spenser Study
A fragmented note praises Spenser as a chief influence and crediting Lanmbs ideal poet character for fostering high artistic sense through poetry study. It highlights the value of studying poetry to appreciate Spenser and the craft.
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Chares Fanuh
Spenser
Pollen From California Brothers Fetches High Value
In Southern California, a trio of brothers cultivates pollen used in fever remedies at their San Pernando villey laboratory. Once processed, the pollen commands a price higher than its gold weight in value.
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United States
San Pernando Villey
California
Nature's Error How unfortunate One nature didn't give us other people's children
Washington foster system faces critique as a speaker laments the inability to raise children not biologically one's own, arguing for stronger support and recognition of foster families. The remarks highlight emotional costs and policy gaps in caring for competent youth in state care.
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Washington Fost
Modern Freedom's View in Gite and Harb in America
An oblique report notes a concept of freedom guiding personal paths in Gite and contrasts it with a perceived blind obedience. It mentions Harb and the United States milieu, but details remain fragmented and unclearly connected.
Jasonville High Football Banquet Honors Team
Mothers of Jasonville high school football players hosted a banquet at the local gymnasium with players fathers and friends in attendance. An Indianapolis speaker delivered a program as the girls glee club sang. The team loses four seniors but is praised for a strong season. Local residents and relatives were noted in social visits and travel to Terre Haute, Midland, Linton, and Indianapolis.
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Daily Citizen
Jasonville
Indianapolis
Watson Neal
Ray Hanna
Paralytic Stroke Threatens Life of Mrs Faulke
Mrs Maggie Faulke, over 70, suffered a paralytic stroke at her daughter Mrs William Green’s home on Fairview road last night. Recovery chances are said to be slight. She lives in Saline City but has been visiting her daughter. Herman Green stayed by her bedside through the night.
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Magpie Faulke
William Green
Fairview Road
Faulke
Saline City
Green
Herman Green
Local flu victims and health updates in community
Herbert Priest, recovering from tonsil surgery, has the flu and cannot yet return to work. Miss Hedwig Harting of the Columbia Music Store is off duty with flu. Gideon Franklin remains seriously ill with little change. Mrs. Dale Jamison, formerly Ina Rousch, is in very critical condition. Friends and relatives hope for the best. Mrs. Lillie Nance, and Mrs. William Hilgederk with daughter Helen, are among those ill with the flu.
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Herbert Priest
Hedwig Harting
Columbia Music Store
Gideon Franklin
Dale Jamison
Ina Rousch
Lillie Nance
William Hilgederk
Helen
Movement 10 Vote Today on New Wage Proposal Failure
International promises liberal aid to the unemployed and full use of its resources to address the situation until operators resume mine work under the district scale. Loyalists say insurgent moves have failed twice and the Bicknell field showed fidelity during the show down.
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Movement
Terre Haute visitors and weekend guests listed
Nine Mile Mr Ray Reinbolt of Terre Haute spent Friday with his sister Mrs Emmett Egan. Sunday callers at Clint Bohley s were Mr and Mrs Gless Deckard and son James Robert, Mr and Mrs Frank Shilkett and their sons, Mr and Mrs Ray English, Miss Lillie Miller, Mr and Mrs Fred Kramer Jr and son Clifford, Miss Gladys Riley spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Elsworth Riley.
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Gilbert Lawson
Vicksbury
Wilard Collins
Anna Faught
Terre Haute
Gladys Routledge
Kathryn Williams
Indianapolis
Telenhorston
Christine Nehf
Midland
Agnes Frazier
Wayne Wright
Hymera
Lorne
Ray Reinbolt
Emnett Egan
Clint Bohley
Gless Deckard
James Robert
Frank Shilkett
Ray English
Lillie Miller
Fred Kramer Jr
Clifford
Gladys Riley
Elsworth Riley
Hospital Report From City City Hospital
T. A. Henderson of Bloomfield was brought to the hospital last evening suffering from a fractured leg. Mrs. Mary Collins was able to sit up a few minutes this morning. She is recovering from a very serious fall.
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T. A. Henderson
Bloomfield
Mary Collins
Pupils to Terre Haute for Montrose Baptist play
Mrs. Margaret Shiekls dramatic art pupils travel to Terre Haute this evening to present a play at the Montrose Baptist church. Travelers include Garolyn Singer Mary Jane Walford Dorothy Mae Liddil Norma dean Smith Rosabelle Graybill Sophia Kate Scholl and Lexie Shields. Several parents will drive up for the entertainment.
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Margaret Shiekls
Terre Haute
Montrose Baptist Church
Garolyn Singer
Mary Jane Walford
Dorothy Mae Liddil
Norma Dean Smith
Rosabelle Graybill
Sophia Kate Scholl
Lexie Shields
Old newspapers and magazines donated to Daily Citizen
Burrell Morrison of the northwest city delivered a collection of old newspapers and magazines to the Daily Citizen office. Some issues date back about forty years and the acquisition offers readers a window into past times.
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Burrell Morrison
Daily Citizen
Little Seven Year Old Tinchey Ill With Pneumonia
The seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Tinchey at Grand ELA is critically ill with pneumonia in June.
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June
Floyd Tinchey
Sister Ruby McCullough Ill in Hospital Receives Update
A long distance call from Sullivan to Mrs. Carl Strong informs that Miss Ruby McCullough, who is ill in the hospital there, is getting along fine. The news will be welcomed by her friends in this city.
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Sullivan
Carl Strong
Ruby McCullough
Miss McCullough
Fragmented Quote From Emerson on Service
An OCR fragment presents a garbled quote attributed to Emerson about services and humanity. It suggests criticism of reliance on services that fail while appealing to emotion, with lines mentioning eating sour services like apples and leaving you wanting. The passage is incomplete and unclear in context.
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Emerson
Pipe-Smoking Machine Aouehine Introduced for Quick Piping
A novelty device marketed as a pipe smoking machine claims to smoke up to thirty six pipes at once. It uses mechanical mouthpieces and a built in feed system to speed smoking, promising faster service than traditional hand piping.
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Avee
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Tarzan the Mighty
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Rex
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Haag
Goodyear A. W. T
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Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyear A.W. T
FORD
Paul Fry
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