Indiana January Business Review Reports Mixed Indiana Activity
Indiana University bureau of business research notes better overall business conditions in January 1935 than any January since 1931. Steel demand, cold rolled products strong, auto and farm equipment buyers active, but retail sales lagged year earlier. Local counties show small new car deliveries, above normal construction but quiet building trades, and rising coal orders. Employment up about 3.7 percent from December and well above January 1934.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Indiana Business Revie
Indiana University Bureau ‘of Business —Research
Linton
Regan
Notice of administration for Emanuel Dixon estate
The undersigned appointed by the Greene County Indiana Circuit Court as administrator of Emanuel Dixon late of Greene County deceased. The estate is alleged to be solvent. Dixon is named as executor with attorney R M Vincent. Notice date Feb 26 and publication Mar 6 12.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
State of
Indiana
Emanuel Dixon
Ethol May ‘Dixon
R. M. Vincent
Negro sentenced after mob burns courthouse in Shelbyville
A black man was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the assault of 14 year old Lillian Gibson. He was rushed to Nashville after troops guarded the court following a mob attack that burned the Shelbyville courthouse.
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Lillian Gibson
Harris
Nashville
Shelbyville
Tenn
Lyons Community News Highlights Local Visits and Nosy Notes
Lyons Indiana area social column lists visits among Criss, Deckard, McLaughlin, Robins, and Goodman families from Feb 26. Locals travel to Hymera, Terre Haute, Spencer, Robinson, and Indianapolis for hospitalities, church, and errands while gossip covers illness, illness recovery, and a funeral update.
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Riley Anderson
Prairie Chapel
Corwin McLaughlin
George Robbins
Terre Haute
Harvey ‘Stevenson
Ralph Johnson
Spencer
Migs
Beatrice Cullison
Switz City
Mes
Ben ‘Frye
Leland Sparks
Terre ‘Haute
Paul Baker
Grover Baker
Clifford Skemp
Harvey Bosell
Noah Goodman
Donald Lewis
John Killinger
Simpson Chapel
Mervin Petty
Lawrenceville
William ‘Davis
Worthington
John Baker
William Baker
L. B. Young and Sons
Indianapolis
John A. Young
Linton
Bayless Benham
J.C. Foutz
Charlie Hannum
Livestock Report From Indianapolis Prices Rise Across Classes
Livestock market notes from Indianapolis dated February 26 show 5,000 hogs and 1,800 cattle on hand with 10 cent higher general levels. Heavies 9.80 to 9.45, mediums 9.45 to 9.55, lights 9.40 to 9.50. Cattle 2,200 and calves 700. slaughter steers 9.68 to 12, heifers 5 to 10, cows 4.25 to 7.50, cutters 2.50 to 4, weeders 0.50 higher. Sheep 1,700 natives opened steady, best up to 8.75. heavies 8.25 down, throwouts 6.50 to 8, slaughter sheep 5 down. Fed westerns unsold.
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Indianapolis
U.R
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Paul Lester
Hamilton Ding Company
John W. Robinson
Atlas R. R
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Grover Terhune
Lyons
LaVerne Beauty Shoppe
Ford
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R. R
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Charis Foundation
Grage ‘Sprouse
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First Bt
Taylor’s
Taylor's
New Linton
Jemon
Peggie
E. Mene
Bird Dog
Bess
Bill Lehman
Cartle of Thanka
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Indiana Business Review
National Guards
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E. K. Harris
Reeeodith
Criss
Sissos Weir
Webster
Jennie Webster
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Honeianapolis
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Nd Meshag
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Buick Powell Motor
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Carhartt
Air Bini
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