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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
6
A reader friendly list of across and down crossword clues covering objects actions persons places and abbreviations from 1 through 51 with varied topics including geography nobility language and common terms. Includes items like Large package of goods infant and ocean plus several international references and abbreviations.
The Jackson County Court finds the estate of James F Pislar deceased insolvent. Administrator Georges Vislar is to settle debts. creditors must file claims for allowance. Witnessed by Clerk Virgd H Fountain at Brownstown Indiana dated June 2 1925.
Westheimer & Co notes yesterday's selling wave may press further this morning as the entire industrial list falls to its lowest in three weeks. They question if the major bull swing is over but anticipate more upswings before a crest, caution against aggressive buying and urge patience as the reaction runs its course. Discontent in standard rails is linked to foreign selling.
The Greensburg City Council passed a bill to pave North Franklin from Washington to First and North Broadway from North to First with emulsified asphalt or similar materials. A $27,000 bond issue will be sold and work will begin as bonds are issued, paving stretches on North Broadway and North Franklin to the specified property lines.
Dr. Sherwood Eddy, noted social worker, told the national conference of the Church of Brethren in Winona Lake Indiana that war is wrong in its methods and results and un-Christian. He described war as a means to settle disputes by armed force causing loss of life and property.
Geneva Indiana June 10 the Aspy Oil Company of Hartford City has contracted to drill another well in the area despite recent wells in the state showing little profit. Preparations were under way to begin drilling immediately.
An elaborate program is being formed for a big Republican gathering at the Elks Country Club in Fort Wayne Indiana on June 24. William Butler chairman of the Republican National Committee is expected to attend along with other prominent party figures.
Evansville Indiana June 10 progress reported on the new parish and community house of the Behel Evangelical church following the corner stone laying in impressive ceremonies.
Miss Mabel Chambers of Henderson Kentucky is the house guest of Miss Margaret Summer residing on West Fifth Street.
Indianapolis grain notes referenced in Chicago market bulletin. The brief item notes regional grain movements and trading activity as reported by International News.
The Seymour market report for June 10 1925 lists prices for poultry including smooth legged springers at 20 cents and geese at 2.65 each. Turkeys young toms 26 cents, old toms 20 cents, hens under 4 1/2 pounds 15 cents, and butter prices not clearly legible. Hides and calf skins show a range from 9 to 17 cents for salted and cured skins, with horse hides at 4.00 to 3.00 each and hog skins at 26 cents per unit.
Receipts and prices for hogs cattle sheep and calves at Cincinnati livestock market. Hogs 3600 head with medium weight offerings around 11 to 12.50 per hundredweight. cattle receipts 500 priced from 1.50 to 11.00. sheep 2500 with spring lambs around 15.00 and ewes near 4.00 to 6.50. calves about 8.00 to 9.00 for steady to good quality stock.
R Kenneth Andrews announces the preliminary Franklin chautauqua program for August 10 to 14. J Oscar Hall of the James J Loar Independent Chautauqua Company praises the lineup as one of the strongest this season and urges full community support.
The record shows Liberty bonds with decimals indicating thirty seconds. Prices listed include Liberty 344 at 101.3 and 1011 101.2, Liberty 1 44% at 102.20, and other series with ranges around 101.14 to 102.30. Terminology notes per issue.
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