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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
6
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The Seymour Common Council approved an assessment roll for Elm Street improvements from Elm to Sixth Street with curb and gutter. A hearing date is set for July 17, 1025 to review and contest the amounts assessed against each property in the roll.
The Common Council of Seymour Indiana records benefitted lots and tracts in the stated assessment roll. Attest: L. FE. Jennings Clerk Treasurer.
The Common Council of Seymour Indiana has fixed July 17 1925 to hear remonstrances against the assessment roll for the Seventh street to Elm improvement authorized by resolution No 254 adopted May 1 1924. Attest L EB Jennings Clk Treas. June 10 1925 meeting noted.
A meeting on June 19, 1025 approved an assessment for improvements along both sides of Home stead avenue from Pine street to Pim street. The curb and gutter project is the paid improvement authorized by resolution No. 260 adopted at the session.
The June 30 1925 Market Letter from Westheimer & Co notes continued small up and down moves in industrial and railroad stocks with no change to the overall stance. It cites limited bear pressure and highlights rising commodity prices and a favorable Southern Railway stockholder decision as potential positives while predicting a steady, broader market.
William E. Porter, a former Shelbyville resident, remains missing after vanishing from a Battle Creek sanitarium last Saturday. Relatives in Shelbyville are urged to watch for his return. Porter, son of Enos Porter, a local wealthy mirror maker, had been at a health resort after a home breakdown linked to overwork and business worries in California and his wife’s health.
Richmond Indiana June 30 B M Gay rural mail carrier plans to take orders from city residents for farm produce and deliver to farmers. He covers a fifty mile route out of the city and is one of fifty carriers chosen by the postal department to test direct producer consumer relations in several states.
Claim coverage claims you bake failures with White Rock Flour and suggests visiting your grocer. A fragment notes Mrs J A Goforth possibly went to North Vernon to spend the day with relatives.
The Indianapolis grain page shows steady markets for corn and oats with various No 2 yellow and white types listed and prices noted. Liberty bonds are quoted with decimals indicating thirty seconds, listing several series and current bid, asked, and close figures.
A fragmented market summary lists hogs cattle and sheep prices with bid ranges for various weights and grades. Prices show volatility with beef steers and veal calves quoted across multiple levels and lambs trading from moderate to high values.
Robert Frazee, a colored man, was fined $114 in city court for possession of a revolver after police saw him attempting to conceal the weapon following an automobile wreck. The incident occurred in Hartford City, Indiana, on June 30. Frazee faced fines and costs totalled at $114.
Henry C Berghoff 69 former mayor of Ft Wayne died at his home after a short illness. Funeral arrangements were being made. The report is from Ft Wayne Indiana dated June 30.
Market report lists various livestock categories with prices. Feeder through calf values shown as steady to strong, including hogs at 69,409 head and 14.535 bulk, steers and heifers around 13.60 to 14.35, and lambs around 16.00 to 16.50 while calves fetch 9.50 to 10.50 for good to choice.
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