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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
6
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Westheimer & Co. analyzes June 1925 market behavior noting expected ongoing reactions within a bullish trend. They cite heavy selling pressure as leaders falter and predict further subtle declines followed by rallies, with no current danger signals. American Sugar moves into strong hands as investors await potential dividend resumption and refined sugar demand remains firm.
This note signals a forthcoming improvement in the sugar market as analysts forecast a favorable turn soon. The statement frames the development as imminent and not far off.
Having sold the City Restaurant to Mrs. Isabelle Leach who is now in charge we thank our patrons for their business in the past. We commend Mrs Leach to the public who will continue to conduct the Restaurant in the same satisfactory manner. Mrs Jow Gruber Mer.
International News Service reports in Indianapolis that on Friday June 20 the Chamber of Commerce Building Company filed Articles of Association with the Secretary of State. The firm lists capital at 1 500 000 dollars.
Miss Glenna Collett, former American champion, annexed the French women’s golf title at Boulie Country Club Versailles on June 20. She defeated 16 year old French champion Simone Thion de La Chaume three up with one to play to seal the victory.
In a blaze of mysterious origin a fire swept a rooming house in Los Angeles today. One man died and several others escaped. Neal Benson 50 of Fullerton Cal an oil worker perished in the Hames.
A mournful Milwaukee train bearing the coffin of Senator La Follette travels to Madison after a private car service. The widow and children maintain stoic decorum as flowers pour in including a wreath from Mexican President Calles. The body lies in state at the capitol rotunda until Monday's 11:00 funeral, with burial at Forest Hills.
In Chicago yards on June 20 small crowds watched the La Follette funeral train pass en route to Madison. The special switched to the Chicago and North Western for the final 100 miles. Friends including W. T. Raleigh of Freeport, treasurer of the campaign, and Wisconsin Attorney General Herman Ekern joined the funeral party.
Indianapolis, June 20 John Baker imprisoned at the Indiana state farm at utnamville on a petit larceny charge is wanted in Winnipeg Canada on a murder charge and will be returned to Winnipeg whenever a Canadian representative calls. Indiana Attorney General Gilliam replied to Winnipeg chief constable Charles M Newton stating Baker will be turned over when called for by Canada. Newton’s letter was dated June 17.
International News Service reports hog receipts near five thousand head with bulk sales around 12.60 to 13.25. Heavies and weights show bids from 12.65 to 13.25, packing sows listed at 12.00 to 12.50 for smooth and 11.50 to 11.90 for rough.
Indianapolis market report from the International News Service notes cattle hogs and sheep activity with prices and trends across local auction sales and feeder markets.
A mixed market listing from Seymour shows No. 1 and No. 2 hard red wheat prices, together with poultry figures including young and old turkeys and geese. Secondary items cover hides, calf skins, horse hides, various flours, corn, timothy, clover, hominy feed, and wheat straw with quoted ranges and per unit values.
Mr and Mrs Carl Qosting of Washington are spending the weekend here with relatives. The cattle and calf receipts show a range of grades from good to choice with prices moving between 4.00 and 16.09 for various classes while sheep and calves also appear in the report.
London June 20 Dr J Shaw Bolton, psychologist, argues that humans will one day be a race of intellectual giants. He says even at peak effort the brain works only a tithe of its potential, and much of common thinking is rote repetition of learned gossip and scandal.
Market notes show prices for corn oats and hay with steady bids noted. No 2 white corn around 1.04 to 1.06 and timothy and clover hay prices range from about 14 to 19 dollars per unit depending on grade and mix. Local details include bid status and quality classifications.
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