Market climbs as cattle hogs and lambs hit new highs
Chicago reports a wild buying day for butcher stocks with steers up to 7.35 dollars and hogs as high as 5.35. Cow stock followed the surge while lambs sold 8.20 to a local buyer, clipping lambs at 7.70. Weekly arrivals: 45,963 cattle 81,848 hogs 43,068 sheep. year-ago figures cited. London cable notes U.S. beeves up to 0.5 cent higher.
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Chicago
Colorado
British Cablegram
Liverpool
Indianapolis
Ind
Eeesaee
Wheat and livestock market wrap from Chicago and Indianapolis
Wheat prices eased on the Chicago market amid favorable southwest crop outlook with May at 94% to 94%4c. Corn and oats traded mixed while provisions held steady. In Indianapolis hogs and cattle showed steady to strong demand with prices fluctuating, top hogs near 5.35, and cattle heavies mostly firm.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
May
Minneapolis
Duluth
Commission
May Park
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
Fragmentary notes indicate lamb prices around 6,000 head top at $8.90 while cattle show a 25 cent gain. sheep and other categories appear at $5.65 and 5.65 respectively, with prices fluctuating.
Live Stock and Grain Prices from Local Markets
Market listings show various steer, heifer, cow, and sheep classifications with price ranges per hundredweight. Corrections from W.G. Sweet and Bishop Elevator list daily figures for hogs, steers, cows, and calves, alongside grain rates for wheat corn and oats across multiple locales including Flora and New Waverly.
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W.G. Sweet
Bishop Elevator
New Waverly
Chicago cash wheat and corn prices listed
Chicago cash market quotes show No 2 spring wheat 1 07 to 1 08 No 3 97 cents to 1 07 No 2 red 9 44 to 9 58 cents No 2 corn 6 51 to 6 54 cents No 2 yellow 66 54 cents No 2 oats 53 54 cents No 2 wheat 54 cents Flour described as easy
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Chicago
Wool Prices Reported in Midwestern Markets
In St. Louis and Chicago on March 25, wool prices for Territory and Western middlings, 18 19c, fine 15 17c are given. East prices show Missouri river tub washed, 28 36c. unwashed medium 23 25c. unwashed light 17 21c.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Missouri River
Local Markets and Grain Prices Reported
Logansport daily market sheet lists grain prices from Bishop Elevator and others. Wheat 90c. corn dry 80c per hundred. oats 46c. rye 60c. Hog, cattle, and calf prices from multiple stockyards and dealers. butter eggs lard and potatoes listed by various firms. turkeys hens frys capons and poultry by Kinney and Galveston Grain Co. Royal Centre notes wheat 90c and new corn 91?c per hundred.
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Rich Bros
W. C. Richard and Co
Capons
Miller and Walker
Bishop Elevator Co
McCaffrey & Co
J. H. Foley Co
Stuart and Nehr
Galveston Grain Co
Galveston—Poultry
L. E. Miller
Young Roosters
Royal Centre
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Plays
Royal Centre Mary Powlen of Logansport visits sister Mrs J B Beck ley L A Day returns from Hartford City. A Youth group attended Merchant of Venice in Logansport. Junior class plays Tompkins Hired Man and The Marble Arch set for Saturday. Charles Brown Frank Woley and families visit William Kramer. graphophone music. Carl G Kistler and Dr Mayfield visit Logansport. Oliver Wildermuth family plan move to Gary. Fred Oswalt to move Monday to North Dakota for work on a bridge.
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Mary Powlen
Logansport
J. B. Beckley
L. A
Hartford City
Tompkins
Marble Arch
Charles Brown
Frank Woley
William Kramer
Carl G. Kistler
Dr. Mayfield
Oliver Wildermuth
Gary
Fred Oswalt
North Dakota
Charity division Meeting in Ben Hur hall at 2 30
Charity division No 4 G I A to B of L E meets this afternoon in regular session at 2 30 in Ben Hur hall. Full attendance desired.
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B. of L. E
Ben Hur Hall
Rev Neal to Retire After Conference Meets Alexandria
Rev E E Neal a former local Methodist pastor who was paralyzed in Elwood announces retirement from the ministry at the coming conference in Alexandria. He and his wife plan to move to Terre Haute to live with daughter Mrs R J Fuller. During his Hiwood pastorate he paid a church debt of 10200 and organized a men’s league that became a state institution. He has recently been at Clifton Springs NY seeking treatment for his vocal chords.
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Alexandria
Terre Haute
R. J. Fuller
Hiwood
Neal
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Palmer fined for hitting Sewning in city court
George H. Palmer paid one dollar and ten dollars costs for a single blow at Lewis Sewnig in a city court sitting yesterday. A prior dispute at Sewnig’s restaurant led to the provocation charge against Sewnig, which remains to be heard Tuesday.
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Lewis
Palmer
Sewnig
Philanthropist John Hitz Dies at 75 in Washington
Noted philanthropist and educator John Hitz died at 75 in Washington D C. He served as superintendent of the Volta bureau founded by Prof. Alex M Bell for deaf knowledge diffusion. Hitz, a Swiss native, was consul general to Switzerland in Washington for seventeen years.
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Associates Press
Washington, D.C
John Hitz
Volta Bureau
Alex M. Bell
Switzerland
Washington
Prohibition Convention Delegates Named in Logansport
Galveston residents attended the Prohibition convention at Logansport on Tuesday. Rev. Herbert Boase was elected township delegate to the state convention at Indianapolis, Rev. Sickafoose was delegate-at-large, with Harry Carey and Jasper Fouts as alternates. A note mentions a Thursday night event in view of a forthcoming marriage to Ernest Mummniert.
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Logansport
Herbert Boase
Indianapolis
Sickafoose
Harry Carey
Jasper Fouts
Ernest Mummniert
Frank Graham
Galveston
Joe Woods
Will Johnson and Miss Billa Trent Wed Tonight
The ceremony occurs this Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the bride's mother's home west of town with Rev. Tay lor officiating. A small group will attend before the couple moves to the Marion Murphy property for housekeeping in the newly furnished home.
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Will Johnson
Billa Trent
Roma Trent
Taylor
Marion Murphy
Christian Matriarch Passes at 75 in Indiana Community
Mrs Polina E Smith born Jesserman county Kentucky October 20 1832 died at Bennetts Switch Indiana march 22 1908 age 75 years 5 months 2 days after two years illness. She joined Missionary Baptist church in youth later in Union Mission church Miami county and followed faith throughout life. Survived by husband and six children twenty four grandchildren two predeceased. Funeral at Mt Zion church Tuesday 10 am burial in I O O F cemetery. Various local notes on visitors and events follow.
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Polina E. Smith
Jesserman County
Kentucky
Bennett’s Switch
Ind
The
Missionary Baptist
Mercer County
George W. Smith
Johnson County
Indiana
Miami County
Union Mission Church
Miami
Mt. Zion
I. Oo. O. F. Cemetrey
Local Briefs On Health Visits And Travel
Young America reports Mrs. John Ulerick suffers a severely sprained ankle. Ella Beamer recovers from malaria and is much improved. L. O. Simmons and family traveled to Kokomo to see his seriously ill mother. Edward Ulerick leaves after two months with parents to return to Seattle Washington.
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John Ulerick
Ella Beamer
L. O. Simmons
Kokomo
Edward Ulerick
Seattle
Wash
Reed Wikle Builds Faster Hack For Passengers
Reed Wikle, proprietor of the hack line between Young America and Galveston, is constructing a new lighter hack for passengers. The lighter vehicle should improve travel time compared with the present hack.
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Reed Wikle
Young America
Galveston
Miss Bessie Beamer to Receive Miscellaneous Shower
Friends of Miss Bessie Beamer plan a miscellaneous shower in her honor. The event gathers local peers and familiar faces to celebrate the upcoming occasion.
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Bessie Beamer
Wirich to Head Local Post Office on April First
Elmos Wirich will take charge of the post office April 1 succeeding L O Simmons who has served as postmaster six years nine months Simmons will move to Kokomo in the near future
Taffy pulling at Clymers home brings friendly fun
Mr and Mrs Charles Robbins hosted a Friday evening taffy pulling with Everett Jones providing music. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jacob Owens Mr and Mrs Lewis Porter Mr and Mrs John Abbetts Mrs John Harrison Miss Alice Stumbaugh Mr and Mrs Everett Jones Mr and Mrs Artie Shoemaker Jesse Owens John and Quincy Hardy and Samuel Dukes.
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Charles Robbins
Everett Jones
Jacob Owens
Lewis Porter
John Abbetts
John Harrison
Alice Stumbaugh
Artie Shoemaker
Jesse Owens
John and Uincy Hardy
Samuel Dukes
Dinner Guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore
Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore hosted a dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Percy Porter of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Robert Grey of Logansport Charles Spencer of Peru and Mr and Mrs Ike Yost Mr and Mrs Quincy Porter Mr and Mrs Arthur Amoss Matthew Grey and Hazel Green of the locality.
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Thomas Moore
Percy Porter
Indianapolis
Robert Grey
Logansport
Charles Spencer
Peru
Ike Yost
Quincy Porter
Arthur Amoss
Matthew Grey
Hazel Green
This
Illnesses and Social Visits Across Clymers Community
John Dickerson is seriously ill and many residents note illnesses and hospitalities. Individuals from Logansport and nearby towns visit friends here while several couples plan moves or gatherings. A local Ladies Aid dinner sale and a new club named The Jolly Few mark social activity.
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Alex Spring
Charles Lincoln
al Dunderman
Antwerp
Ohio
Dor Deniston
Logansport
Frank ‘Dickerson
Clymers
Bruce Reed
Tribune Ads Bring Results
Tribune ads bring results by reaching local readers with concise messages and clear calls to action. The campaign emphasizes strong placement and frequent rotation to maximize visibility and response.
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Tribune
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