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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
6
Notice announces the appointment by the Circuit Court of Jackson County of an administrator following a court order. The filing identifies the judge and the county as the jurisdiction for the administration proceeding.
Readable crossword clues list with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes numbers and definitions such as dance sedate weapon hoar frost plant medicines and more. The puzzle presents a long mixed set of terse hints for filling a cross word grid.
The Seymour Common Council adopted the Laurel Street improvement assessment roll from Poplar to Luckeye Streets at a June 5, 1925 meeting. July 3, 1925 is set for remonstrance hearings on each assessed parcel to determine benefits and amounts in the roll. Oscar B. Abel is the attorney for notices to property owners. John B. Miller is estate administrator.
Westheimer & Co notes renewed activity in rails and steels after a month of strength in motors oils and industrials. They favor B&O Lehigh Valley Central Atchison Southern Pacific Great Northern Pfd Northern Pacific Missouri Pacific Frisco Southern Ry and see steel as rising with Crucible U S Steel Republic Iron & Steel Sloss Sheffield Youngstown Sheet Bethlehem Steel. Oil stocks may face near term profit taking.
Thomas F. Sheridan a securities salesman was fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication and banished from Columbus by Judge Donaker. Two other charges possession and transportation of liquor were dismissed with the understanding he quit the community. Sheridan wept in court and afterward thanked the judge, saying he would redeem himself. He had been in Columbus about a year and was arrested in Indianapolis on a circuit court warrant before being brought here by Deputy Sheriff Scheible.
Real estate transfers listed include Riverview Cemetery to L B Thompson for pt lot 13 Sec G River view at 100 dollars. Everett V Ault acquires lots 32 for 334 and 35 Peters Park ad to Seymour F455. Cudwith Abel to Walter C Abel pt 1365 61 acres for 1 dollar. T Harlan Montgomery Commissioner to Robert J Craig pt lots 4 and 6 blk R Seymour for 15 000 dollars. Orville Sage et al to Clara Sage lot 10 Crothersville for 1 dollar. Herman H Reuter to Ida Patrick pt blk S Butler's ad to Seymour for 1 500 dollars. John Maddox to Abel Branan man lot 445 blk 9 Shields ad to Seymour for 1 dollar. Abe C Branaman to John Maddox lot 445 blk 9 Shields ad to Margaret Warner to James A Cox lot 5 Blau's ad Crothersville for 175 dollars. Orval Hamilton to Mack Lawson pt 1843 3 acres Cary Tp for 1 dollar.
Livestock prices shown for hogs cattle and sheep with ranges for weight grades and quality. The sheet lists prices for packing sows feeder steers heifers bulls and lambs including common to prime grades and receipts figures around 3 8 and 10 thousand head.
Market report lists grain prices with figures for several commodities and bids. Prices shown include various amounts per bushel with different buy and sell points from the Indianapolis market page.
The Cincinnati livestock page for June 16, 1925 lists receipts and prices across categories. Heavies, mediums, and lighter weights show varying bids from about 11.00 to 13.10, with specific lines for calves, cows, bulls, canners, and cutters. Receipts total around 5,200 head with notable entries for lambs and miscellaneous cattle.
Liberty 3 percent at 101.6 with 1013 and 101.3 quotes. Liberty 1 414s trading around 102.22 102.20 102.22. Liberty 2 444s quoted 101.15 101.13 101.15. Liberty 3 448s at 102.1 101.31 102. Liberty 4 414s at 102.31 102.28 102.31. Classifieds are prominently read.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions monetary figures and a name Strome with unclear context. The text includes amounts like 6 2d 060 and 8.50 and references to a zero dollar item. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Vincennes Indiana June 15 Ben I Sanders merchant was probably fatally burned today in a gasoline explosion while filling the tank of his automobile for a motor trip to Wabash Chester Sandman and Kenneth McCure of Shelbyville were Sunday visitors in this city.
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