08 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1909
Page
1
At Indianapolis on Friday hogs sold brisk with 6,500 head and cattle 1,350 while sheep moved 700 as supplies remained lighter. Uniform marketing of moderate supplies boosted prices by about 25 cents this week with most heavy and good to choice steers trading around 6.35 to 8.35 for various weights.
Chicago August 6 hogs were strong with prime light and heavy hogs selling at high quotes. Light hogs hit 8.20 and prime heavy and butcher hogs to 8.25, while packers paid more for good light hogs. Cattle stayed steady with mixed early gains in butcher stock. natives and western lambs advanced 15 to 25 cents. Prices for steers and calves ranged in the five to eight dollar area at Chicago markets and Loganport yard summaries show varied range of weights and earnings.
In the OCR fragment the text shows estimated receipts totals with figures such as 200 and 9,900. The readable portion suggests a financial summary line indicating total receipts and an overall tally. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
Chicago August wheat prices fell on renewed liquidation and favorable harvest weather in the United States and Canada. Leading commission houses sold while shorts dominated early trading. a late rally occurred on talk of weather damage, but close remained weak. Corn followed wheat downward with heavy selling by commission houses and traders.
Fragmentary report notes a hand action during a game involving Mr Frick. The written lines indicate the hand was okay and there was a waiting period surrounding the moment. No further details or identities are provided.
City and county buyers, the Tribune presents daily market quotes from merchants named at the head of each price. Prices reflect invariable daily inquiry and merchant accountability behind every quotation.
Market buyers see hay prices quoted for old hay and timothy with ranges from ten to twelve dollars and fourteen to sixteen dollars per quantity as vendors adjust to demand.
Prices list Whitt 8.5 cents per bushel for yellow corn and other corn varieties, oats, clover seed, and related granary items. Provides rates for white and mixed corn, oats, and clover seed with firm figures from UHL & CO. and DENNIS. UHL & CO. 90 88 30 -63.
Fragments show a local item about receipts totaling 100 with unclear wording. No clear entities or dates are readable to identify people organizations places or events.
J H Foley & Co lists butter eggs and potatoes with market items noted in a compact 19th century style advertisement. The page fragment shows grocery items and prices in a small urban shop listing.
Readable fragments show prices for wheat corn oats and seeds and livestock values. Entries mention Lambs Hogs weights and items from BYG Moat and SMALL BROS with varied per unit prices and seed costs such as Clover seed Alsike seed and Yellow corn.
Grain and feed prices listed by Galveston Grain Co include Wheat per hundredweight and numerous corn varieties, Clover and Alsike seeds, and poultry items such as turkey hens, young chickens, ducks and geese. Also shown are wool and butter offerings with various weight or unit notations and a price line total $600.
In Canton Ohio Mrs Antonio Panella shot her husband Tony Panella and then killed Clara Bizzanna with a butcher knife after finding them together. She surrendered to police saying she would do it again over her husband’s love. Clara was twenty two and Panella thirty four. Panella had left his wife and child in New York to elope with Clara last January.
Lake shows the following year expenditures and taxes for the township. Expenditures include general township 1 056 75 and tax 10 cents per hundred. local tuition 2 641 87 and tax 25 cents. special school 5 283 73 and tax 50 cents. road tax 1 585 12 and tax 15 cents. additional road tax 1 056 75 and tax 10 cents. poor expenditures including Galveston 422 70 and tax 4 cents. Total expenditures 12 046 94 and total tax 1 14 cents on the hundred. assessed valuation 1 056 750. Signed W. B. Lake dated Aug 4 1909.
In Cass Circuit Court September Term 1909 Henry W Charles as Administrator files final settlement for the estate of Jackson Hamilton deceased The examination date is August 30 1909 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved Witness the Clerk Edward Hanke Logansport Indiana D B McConnell attorney for administrator.
The Deer Creek Township Cass County Indiana Trustee Samuel Hursh announces a September 7 1909 meeting to approve the annual expenditures and tax levies for 1909. Totals shown include township expenditures 1012 tax 10 cents per hundred, special school 2168 tax 21 cents, road tax 2538 50 tax 25 cents, additional road 1000 tax 10 cents, poor 80 tax 1 cent, grand total expenditures 9539 41 and total tax 96 cents per hundred.
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