Wheat and live hog markets surge at Chicago on March day
Wheat prices rose over 2c on a brisk demand from shorts and bulls, May opening mixed and closing strong at about 1.00. Oats and corn advanced with gains up to 1% and 2%. Hog receipts heavy, top butcher hogs around 4.52 while overall hog prices rose, and cattle and lamb trades were active with high bouts for western lambs and feeders.
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Chicago
Shorts
Bull
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Lamc
March cattle and hog market report from Indianapolis and surrounding yards
Indian apolis market notes show hog receipts at 8000 with prices $4.40 to $4.65 and most hogs at $4.55 to $4.60, cattle receipts small yet pressures due to weak sales, calves down 25c, sheep and lambs steadier with lambs at $6.65 to $6.75 and some to $5.25 for yearlings. Regional yard reports from Logansport and Royal Center list varied prices for hogs, steers, cows, calves and regional grain prices with multiple listings and mortgages filed in surrounding townships.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tribune
Logansfort
Bishop. ‘Elevator Co
Timothy Hay
Logansport
W. Cc. Routh
Logansport Union Stock Yards
Galveston Grain Co
Galveston—Poultry
L. B. _Miller
C. Royal Center
W. G. Sweet
Concen
Gaiety
Esac Shaw
Local notes and visitsmark a busy Flora day
Silas Morgan arrived in the city while Mrs Bright lies seriously ill at her Columbia street home. Will Fisher plans to visit family and friends this week. Nelson Hanna travels from Kokomo due to his sister Mrs R R Bright’s illness. Rev A D Carrington preached his first Flora sermon at the Christian Church Monday night. A wagon theft from Miller and Walker’s yard ends on East Elm street, Nate Mayhill recapturing the team. Water mains pass a high pressure test by Charles Torey, ensuring plant viability. Mrs High Colvin learns from A C York in Manila that he is married and may return to the United States soon as transfer looms.
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Silas Morgan
Bright
Columbia
Will ‘Fisher
Nelson
A.D. Carrington
Flora
the Christian Church
Harry Wagoner
Miller
Walker
East Elm Street
Nate Mayhill
Charles Torey
Ill and Traveler and Local Court Incident Noted
Royal Centre resident Mr Angle remains quite ill at his East North street home. Harrison township’s William Dodt plans a prospecting trip in Texas. Elks banquet attendance at Logansport marked the opening of a new home. J W Hunter and wife visited town on business then faced brief jail after drinking in excess. release granted with deportation from town. Ethel Nelson hosted an old fashioned taffy pull with Chalce Schmidt Elizabeth Day Geneva Kramer Helen Thomas Cordelia Swearingen Lucinda Alice Bliss Frank Jesse Hand Ernest Wilkinson Howard Klapp Hollis Mayfield Chester Fultz and Chester Kistler present.
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Mr. Angle
William Dodt
Harrison Township
Texas
Dr. Mayfield
O. M. McCombs
Logansport
J. W. Hunter
Hunter
Threats Force Man to Withdraw From Gravel Road Petition
J Charles Thomas a Clay township farmer asked county commissioners to strike his name from a petition to vacate a road half a mile northwest of the infirmary. He cites threats made against him and his fear of involvement. Commissioners plan to act on the petition.
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J. Charles Thomas
Clay Township
Clay
Board of Commissioners
Ers
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Party delegate selection rules by ward detailed
The document outlines ward by ward allocation of delegates and alternates to a district meeting. It specifies numbers for each ward, a one and a half vote limit for Second and Fourth, and requires direct ballot voting by Republicans in each township and ward meeting. Signed by Herbert A. Brown and Chas. A. Kahler.
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Ito
Herbert A. Brown
Chas. A. Kahler
Republican voters of Cass county hold delegate election meeting plan
Officials announce party caucus locations and times across Cass county Indiana to select delegates and alternates for the Eleventh District congressional convention in Marion on March 12 1908. Precinct sites include Twelve Mile Metea Royal J Center Lucerne Calloway Galveston Onward Center Shady Nook Clymers Deer Creek Miller Noble Eel and West Side and North court room locations with early March 10 sessions and a March 12 main meeting.
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Republican Party
Cass County
Indiana
Marion
Adams Township
Twelve Mile
Bethlehem
Metea
Boone Township
Royal J Center
Harrison Township
Lucerne
Jefferson Township
Calloway
Jackson Township
Galveston
Tipton Township
Washington Township
Center
Clay
Shady Nook
Clinton Township
Clymers
Deer
Creek Township
Miami
Miller
Noble
Schhool
Eel Township
First Ward
West Side
North
City papers rebut Waggoner saloon closure claims
Allen & Bayne of Kansas City Kansas challenge a Waggoner pamphlet claiming that liquor closures caused crime and decay. J Z Powell cites banker Hollinger and local merchants stating real estate values rose, taxes fell, streets safe, and business prospered since saloons closed.
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W. R. Waggoner
Kansas City
Kan
Allen & Bayne
Minnesota Avenue
Logansport
Waggoner
Union
J. W. Hollinger
Home- State’ Bank
Missouri
Tracy
J. Z Powell
Real estate transfers described for city lots and rail company
Real estate transfers list numerous W D deeds for city lots in Joseph T McNary's 1st addition and other parcels. Transactions include transfers to Jane P Julian Frank Felker and others with amounts ranging from 200 to 2800 dollars. Names include Martha Somerville Henry Unger Kate M Kerns Claude Bumgarner and Pearl Clary among others.
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Martha .Somerville
Jane P. Julian
Joseph T
McNary
the Lee
George F. Felker
Joseph T. McNary
The
Frank Felker
Henry Unger
Frank H. Wipperman
Uneger
Add
W. D
Kate. M. Kerns
Pitts
Cin
St. Louis ‘Railway Co
C. P
Stewart
T. “McConnell
Chias
B. Clary
Pearl c. ‘Clary
C. P. Lucerne
I Claude
C. Bumgarner
Sarah M
Ruth
Lota
Claude
Walton
W.D
Wilson
Prinkle
James “L
Myrtle Sprinkle
Hus
South Carolina Republicans Endorse Cannon for President
Word from Washington reports the First congressional district Republicans of South Carolina endorsing Speaker Cannon for the presidency and electing two delegates to the Chicago national convention pledged to his support.
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Washington,d. C
Capitol
South Carolina
Cannon
Chicago
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