Switz City Defeats Bloomfield in Hard Fought Game
Switz City baseball team won 2 to 1 over Bloomfield’s Showers factory crew with scores in the sixth and eighth innings. Bloomfield tallied in the third. Switz stranded runners with two on in the ninth. Team roster includes Houselaw Axe Nelson Hollars Bingham Wakefield Aldridge Adkins Bogard George Timmons Dixon. Local notes mention sermons, visits, and oiling streets.
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Switz City
Bloomfield
Switz
Houselaw
Axe
Nelson
Hollars
Bingham
Wakefield
Aldridge
Adkins
Bogard
George
Timmons
Dixon
Indiana fire loss in April 1929 report shows totals
Indiana fire marshal reports April 1929 fire loss across 804 fires. Cities over 5000 population saw 182 fires with Ft Wayne leading at 33 and South Bend 19. Statewide loss totaled 627,415 with 295,913 in large cities, 85,172 in smaller cities, and 246,380 in rural areas.
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Indianapolis
Bedford
Gonnersville
Frankfort
Franklin
Peru
Winchester
Indianapolis Markets Report Hog and Cattle Prices June 10
Hog receipts 6,000 with market steady to higher. Prices: 250-850 Ibs 10.60-11.15, 200-250 Ibs 15, calf and veal ranges noted, packing sows 9-10. Cattle receipts 600, calves 560. slaughter classes slow but vealers strong, beef steers 12.50-13.75, beef cows 8.50-11.50. Sheep receipts 300. fat lambs 15.75-16.50, cull lambs 10.50-14, fat ewes 4.50-6.50.
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Press- Dispatch
Indianapolis
Homer Gray Visits Indianapolis with Family Update
Homer Gray and his children spent the weekend in Indianapolis. Elmo Moses, formerly employed at the station, now works there in place of C F Nelson, the agent.
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Mr. Coachman
Indianapolis
M. E
Olaf Gheen
O. M. Aldridge
Orlando Roach
Pansy Roach
Mary Belle
Edna Noel
Bloomington
Henry Muterspaugh
Palmer Hannum
W. C. Jackson
Ratt Tetrick
Robinson
Ralph and
Otto Hineman
Henrietta Hineman
James Hineman
Anne Quinby
Hinemans
Homer Gray
Elmo Moses
Plac
C. F. Nelson
Conservation of Oil Sought at Colorado Conference
In Colorado Springs officials from the federal government and governors of top oil states meet with petroleum groups to seek a basis for an interstate oil conservation compact. Secretary Wilbur says actions are preliminary and no final authority, aiming to prompt uniform state laws and equitable burden sharing pending congressional approval.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hich
America
Wilbur
Mark L. Requa
Washington
Congress
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Linton
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Indiana
Floyd Gentry
Shelbyville
Mary Belle Yount
Bert Harris
ON 'Lo
Galveston
Mars
Clayton Mortuary
Linton,Ind
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Eleanor Wagner
Chicago
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Miss Tlinois
Springfield
Werbner
Sport Oxfords
St Louis
Petroleum
Rado Springs
United Press Dispatch
Grand Theatre
May McAvoy
Lionel Barrymore
Alec Francis
William Collier, Jr
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