Movement of Coal by Railways Surges in December
The American Railway Association and U S Geological Survey report coal moved by railways rises sharply since the coal strike ended. Soft coal daily loadings in early December averaged 85 272 cars, far above December 1921 figures. total soft coal output for the week ended December 2 reached 10 336 000 net tons. Thanksgiving shortened work week to about five and a half days, with daily output around 1 969 000 tons. Anthracite loadings in early December exceeded December 1921 and October and November 1920 levels.
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American Railway Association
United States Geological Survey
Indianapolis Markets Grain and livestock price wrap
In Indianapolis markets wheat trades around 1.20 loss or gain per bushel with corn around 68 to 70 cents per bushel. Oats near 50 to 53 cents, Timothy hay 17 to 18 dollars. Hog prices top at 8.40 per hundredweight. steers 10.50 to 12.00. calves 7.00 to 8.00. bulls 4.50 to 5.25.
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Timothy Hay
Bald Clerk Almost Suffocated by Shaming Customer
A Jasonville Leader report recounts a shoe store clerk with a nearly bald head being mistaken for a bare knee by a female customer. She covered her skirt in alarm, while timely help prevented any harm.
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Jasonville
Jasonville Leader
Judge O. M. Welborn Dies After Fall in Indianapolis
Princeton Indiana reports Judge O. M. Welborn dies at 81 from heart disease after a fall on an Indianapolis street left him with a broken leg and hip. Serving forty straight years as Eleventh District judge, he retired in 1913 and was widely known across southern Indiana.
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Princeton
Ind
O. M. Welborn
Eleventh Judicial District
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Welbon
Welborn
Indiana
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