Wheat and livestock rise on insect damage fears and cash demand
Wheat on the Chicago market strengthened as rumors of crop damage in the southwest spurred buying. May wheat traded around 93 3/4 to 95 1/2 cents, while corn oats and provisions also edged higher. Cattle and hog prices firmed with steady demand, though packers’ resistance limited deeper gains as receipts remained light.
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Chicago
Ill
Kansas
Oklahoma
I.c
Longs
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Hog and cattle market results from Indianapolis sale
Receipts total 6500 hogs 1350 cattle 200 sheep versus last week and a year ago. Hog prices declined about five cents with some sales down ten cents from yesterday. strongest demand from local packers, but activity only fair. Cattle sales steady with occasional 10 cent declines. fat cattle up 25-35 cents, feeders steady, calves down 25 cents. Sheep offerings limited with lambs around 7.00, culls 5.00, yearlings 6.00.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Quotations Steers
Market brief noting price quotes for steers in Indianapolis with figures around 5 50 to 6 00, reflecting current livestock values and trading signals for buyers and sellers in the region.
Chicago Live Stock Hogs Steady to Higher as Packers Boom
Hog receipts were up slightly from last week with a total five day short of the prior week by 3000 dollars. A top price of 4.72% marked a gain of 2% over the previous session as big packers woke late, driving prices higher at the close. Cattle arrivals were about 2000, with limited supply preventing a robust market.
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Colorado
Chicago
Local Market Gazette Snapshot from Loganport Markets
Daily market notes show grain prices from Bishop Elevator and multiple stock markets led by W. C. Routh Co and Logansport Union Stock Yards. Prices listed include wheat 88c, corn 70c, oats 47c, rye 60c, hogs 4.00–4.40, steers 3.75–4.50, heifers 3.50–3.75, cows 2.50–3.00, calves 4.50–6.00, eggs 14–16c, butter 15–23c, turkeys 10–12c, and regional variations from Galveston and Royal Centre listings.
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Bishop Elevator Co
W. C. Routh & Co
Logansport Union
Galveston Grain Co
Galveston
L. B. Miller
Royal Centre
W. G. Sweet
Walton
Bishop Elevator
New Waverly
W. C. Richard and Co
Miller and Walker
The Tribune Special Club Offer Described
The Tribune advertises club rates for readers to subscribe to the Daily Tribune with other publications. Offers include combinations with the Indiana Farm ECF Globe Democrat Farmer and the Inter Ocean among others at various annual prices. The ad lists multiple pairing options with different partner papers and prices.
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Inter Ocean
Farmer
Farmer’s Guide
Globe Democrat
Daily Tribune
Indiana Farm- Ecf
The
Toledo Blade
Daily Tribune and Farmers Guide
Daily Tribune and
Ohio Farmer
Prophet Divorce Suit Filed by Versa Prophet
Versa Prophet sues William Prophet for divorce. Larry and Mahoney filed the complaint yesterday morning. The couple wed in November 1905 and lived together until September.
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Versa Prophet
William Prophet
Larry & Mahoney
Auditor Billheimer Reports Indiana Bank Reforms Completed
State Auditor Billheimer released a report on Indiana banks noting several evils of the past year have been corrected and improvements achieved in the sector. The document outlines corrective actions and current conditions within state financial institutions.
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Billheimer
Indiana
Burrows Play Attracts Large Attendance At Local Opera
Rockfield home talent presented The Witches Secret to a large audience Wednesday night. Proceeds supported sidewalk construction or a new substation. Community news notes illnesses births moves funerals and club activities including Epworth League events and the Jinkins tribute. The Burrows band concert netted 50.10 in door receipts with about 40 after expenses.
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Rockfield
Local Notes From Lincoln and Marion Area
Lincoln Miss June Ward has been quite ill this week. Born to Mr and Mrs A J Logan a daughter. Miss Cora Reed has been ill for a few days. Born to Mr and Mrs Luke Lynas Tuesday a son. Mrs Nora Shideler visited Galveston friends Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charley Reed visited Mr and Mrs A P Reed Sunday. A P Watkins attended the congressional convention at Marion Thursday. Miss Pearl Hiatt was absent from school Monday on account of illness. Miss Adonis Watkins of Marion is the guest of Mr and Mrs A F Watkins. Mrs Rosa Sprinkle and Mrs Emma Bell were shopping in Kokomo Wednesday. Miss Cleo Howard was unable to attend school Thursday on account of sickness. Mrs Sarah Noel spent the first of the week with her mother Mrs Cynthia Howard. Mrs L E Watkins of Kokomo.
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Peru
Bohannon
Rockfield
Patton
Fannie Hinkle
Clymers
May Porter
Logansport
Harvey Stumbaugh
Fred Stewart
Stewart
Ladies’ Aid Society
Arthur St. Clair
Lucerne
Burrows
Stringtown
Parker Justice
Justice
Winnipeg
Canada
N. C. Martin
Bessie Smith
A. B. Cohee
Frankfort
Sam Jinkins
Lebanon
Hillsboro
Epworth League
Young Peoples League
Young Ladies
A. P. Watkins
John Marker
Galveston
Fred Eckley
Lydia Baker
Newcastle
Julia Nicholas
Sarah Sprinkle
W. A.’ Devinney
Alonzo McDonald
Harry Bunnell
Bessie McDonald
Elsie Brown
Emmitt Graff
John Swafford
B. B. Swafford
Reece Swafford
Elma Linnie‘ Swafford
A. J. Logan
Cora Reed
Luke Lynas
Nora Shideler
Charley Reed
A. P. Reed
Marion
A. F. Watkins
Rosa Sprinkle
Emma Bell
Kokomo
Cleo Howard
Bell Flory
Billy Hoover
Sam Flory
Ed Kimes
Lee Skinner
U. B
Effie Dalzell
Minnie Denniston
Mandy Jones
Camden
Tommy Skinner
Tommy Peden
Levi Mans
Chillicothe
Twelve Mile Village News in Brief and Church Services
Items from Twelve Mile include residents on sick lists and travels, repairs, and visits to Marion Peru Cam den Logansport Chillicothe. A church meeting closed Wednesday and services announced for Sunday at 10 30 am and 7 pm by Rev McCoy.
Farewell Sermon by Rev Masters at New Zion Church
The Rev L Masters delivers his farewell sermon at New Zion Church on Sunday March 15 at 10 30 a m. The event marks the pastor's departure from the pulpit with parishioners invited to attend.
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Rev. L. Masters
New Zion
Leffel Plans House From Hoover Brothers Store
Will Leffel purchased the Hoover Brothers store building and intends to tear it down to construct a house using the lumber. This development turns a commercial site into a personal residence project.
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Will Leffel
Hoover Brothers
James Black Plans New Store and Two Homes Nearby
James Black prepares a large store on the site of previous fires and will erect two dwelling houses to the west of the school building.
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James Black
Walton Recital At Lutheran Church Planned
Walton will give a recital by pupils of Miss Josephine Sump tion at the Lutheran church on Wednesday evening March 18 at 7 30. All are invited. A vocalist will assist. Mrs Martha Revis entertains her son Jesse Revis of Elgin Illinois.
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Josephine Sumption
Man Injured After Horse Kick During Hitching
Sam Bechdel was kicked on the right side while hitching up on Thursday. The injury caused strong pain but is not expected to be serious.
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Sam Bechdel
Mrs Bert Small Hosts Sunday School Class Event
Mrs Bert Small and Mrs Olio Dut chess host the Sunday school class Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Dutchess.
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Bert Small
Olio Dutchess
Pianos Bought by William Rhine and Miss Nora Apple
Uncle Hank Shaffer and Harry Guy's child are on the sick list. Alec Tyre has been seriously sick with grip and neuralgia of the heart. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Albertson of South Whitley visit relatives here. Mrs. Chappalear hosted three Logansport friends. Coates of Logansport guests of Gumow. Hat social at Lutheran basement tonight. Clare Shope visited sister Mrs. Bechdel. John Shaffer injured finger at saw mill. Spiveys moved into Esther Vernon’s home. Ladies' Aid sewing for Mrs. Walter Bishop. Hattie Kitchell and Edna Discon to visit home folks.
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William Rhine
Nora Apple
Hank Shaffer
Harry Guy
Alec Tyre
Charles Albertson
South Whitley
Dick Chappalear
Logansport
Esther Vernon
Leon Carr
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Walter Bishop
Hattie Kitchell
Edna Discon
Anderson
Georgetown News Roundup Highlights Local Family Sicknesses
Georgetown notices report infant illness at Frick home and improvements in Fitzer baby. Porter out again while Gaumers, Gorden and West family members contribute to local work. Preachers from Fifes and Shell visit, sugar camps opened, and mill damage from a washout noted. River level lowers enabling teachers to resume work. Rural carriers hindered by high water. Christian Endeavor meeting well attended.
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The
Christian Endeavor
Levi Frick
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