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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
6
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Notice to property owners that Seymour Common Council approved Laurel Street improvement assessments from Poplar to Buckeye streets. Resolution No. 258 (Aug 1 1924) authorized the project. July 3 1925 is set for remonstrance hearing on assessments per the assessment roll. Attest: IL. BE. Jennings, Clerk Treas. 18-154.
Kade reports that signals from naval airplanes operating in the Arctic this summer are expected to be heard in the United States. The notice hints at possible communications impact and regional monitoring implications for coastal areas.
The June 8 1925 Market Letter notes a sound technical market with rising short interest and bullish stance. Oils lead for the next swing while Montana Power Smelters and Paper Chandler White Motors Leather Fertilizer Baldwin Steel and many rails remain favored.
Dublin report says Eamon De Valera aims to resume teaching next fall after a decade as a self styled president. He negotiates a college post and seems set to withdraw from active politics as Cosgrave forecasts lean Republican fortunes and dwindling funds.
William Jennings Bryan drew analogy as an elephant in a china shop over his actions in the Tennessee evolution case. Dr. Harry A. King of the Indianapolis Methodist district criticized Bryan’s effort while praising his Christian character. The article then shifts to a historical note on the Bulgars’ origins and early TarTiars.
The page shows mixed market data for grain categories and cattle and sheep receipts. Prices for bulk grains, packing sows, and various cattle classes are listed with ranges and daily receipts, reflecting lively Chicago trade activity.
Highest honors Ephriam Harlow 100.92 and high honors Clarence Redman Donald Ulm Robert Brunow. Honors Wilford Droege 95. M491 Robert Dey 93.73 Edward Douglass 93.08 Ralph Foster 92.35 Roger Billings 91.70. All carrier boys with over 90 percent receive a place on the honor roll.
Prices listed for hides and skins include calf skins salt cured at about 17 to 15e per unit, horse hides around 4.00 to 3.00, bull hides salt cured from 2.50 to 1.90, green hides and sheep skins from recent slaughter, hog skins and tallow not clearly legible. Units and currency appear inconsistently, reflecting damaged OCR text.
The column lists live hogs, calves, beef cattle and lamb prices with various weights and grades. Notable figures include medium weight hogs at 12.60, 12.50 for some lights, and roughs at 4.00 to 5.50 for ewes. Calves show good to choice ranges, with spring lambs around 14.75 to 15.00 and multiple feeder and cutter categories reflected.
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