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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
7
The fragment reports a Thursday event dated the 11th and mentions Rose's Lawn in Easthaven and a location named Hetehta Timi with a reference to Werieite Earthin. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a local notice or advert in Easthaven related to Rose's Lawn on the 14th.
New York June 1 market quotations show openings highs lows and closes for major stocks including Amalgamated Copper American Smelting Atchison B and O Reading United States Steel Great Northern and other blue chips. Middlings per ton price reported at 28.00 dollars.
Chicago June 16 market notes show mixed grain futures with July and September positions in soybeans corn and oats. At Chicago yards June 10 hog receipts reached 32 000 with weak bid and cattle 18 000 steady and sheep 15 000 strong amid price actions and unusual activity.
Indianapolis grain market report shows Wheat at 714, Corn 6, Oats 1 1 2, Timothy 10.25. Prices reflect typical midweek movement with rhythm of bids and offers from local buyers and sellers.
Indianapolis Livestock market notes provide pricing tiers for hogs cattle and sheep including best heavies good to choice heifers medium to good steers yearlings and veal with quotes across stockers and lambs. Distinct entities include Indianapolis and market categories with price ranges and grade descriptors.
Grain prices at Richmond Roller Mills list Wheat and Corn per bushel with questions per buy. The brief note references Richmond as the market location and the supplier name.
Market prices from Richmornil Abattoir and Bee Hive Grocery show hogs averaging 200 to 250 pounds for packers, various cattle and calves listed, and poultry and country produce prices. Includes hog, steer, heifer, fat cow, calf, chicken, turkey, duck, butter, and egg rates with per pound or per dozen figures.
From Omar G. Whelan, the Richmond hay market shows good to heavy demand for packers, with common and rough profits noted. Prices for cows and bulls are listed, alongside corn and oats figures per unit, reflecting a mixed commodity trading day with limited clarity due to OCR garble.
Seed market notice shows Timothy Runse and Co offering Richmond seed at a price per bushel. No additional terms or quantities provided.
Pittsburg on June 10 reports cattle receipts steady with bids at 5.50 down. Sheep and lamb receipts light with sheep at 4.75 down and spring lambs at 5.75 down. Prices reflect limited demand and steady active livestock markets in the region.
East Buffalo June 1 livestock census shows cattle and veal receipts active. Sheep and lambs receipts 200 with prices $5 down for lambs and $6.25 down for sheep. Hogs receipts 300 with mixed and Yorkers at $1.50 down and $7.25 down for whole values.
Toledo grain notes show outs and prices for June 10 with wheat at 01 and corn at TA. Clover is listed for October at 742, with small amounts like 13.50 noted for five st. Also mentions Brinda and Gold Medal Flow and a note about Clementine Don related to angel food.
Analysis of potential vice presidential nominees in the Republican camp notes Iowa and Cummins dynamics, with Dolliver as a possible VP path. Indiana and New York questions loom, Sherman or Cortellveu as NY contenders. Platform unity appears likely as Cannon’s Chicago trip signals Roosevelt alignment and Congress’ inaction on labor-injunction issues prompts intra party friction.
Mr Karl Kepler of Muncie visits this city while Mrs Robert Morrison from Chicago visits friends here. Miss Margaret Shumaker of Wabash returns home after visiting. Miss Hazel Budd of Muncie visits Mr and Ms George Reid leave for Muncie. Miss Greer and Margaret Knollenberg return home. Mr Timothy Harrison of Kokomo returns home. Miss Lucile Petro of Cambridge City plans to visit Thursday and Friday. Mr Will Reller returns from the University of Virginia to spend vacation here. Donald Graves retires from Purdue University. I O Clark leaves tomorrow to visit relatives in Milwaukee. The Rev Mr Cathell, former rector of St Pauls Episcopal, returns here to reside.
Sheriff Meredith announced that he obtained a warrant from the city controller for 174 dollars owed for boarding prisoners convicted of city ordinance violations. Earlier, police and city officials debated and eased enforcement costs, but the city resumed strict enforcement, while bills for prisoners remained a focal issue.
From their April marriage in Dabita Claude Dickeron has failed to support his wife Ha ze) according to a divorce complaint filed in the Wasne circuit court. The plaintiff seeks custody of the child and alleges she has had to provide for her own support and that of the child by boarding and washing for others.
Judgment by default rendered for Laura M Woods as administratrix of Calvin J Woods estate against Elden T Wood and Ernest C Wood on a $150 note. In the same action the plaintiff also sees judgment against John W Adair and Elden Wood on a $150 note.
The playhouse presented a double bill with a farce and Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. Mary Dickinson, Miss Kuhn, and Miss Bartlett’s troupe carried strong performances in Portia’s room and Venice scenes. A light classroom tale and an auto game anecdote followed, highlighting student talent and humorous banter.
Twenty years after their 15%3 marriage Isa deserted William Stiner. He believes she will not return, so Martha McClellan has filed for divorce.
Dr. Harry Mackford of Middletown died after a short illness and will be buried at Eldorado Ohio. Former Universalist minister he studied medicine and had long practiced in Middletown. His friends regret his untimely demise. Mr J H Mills and Mr C W Genn will attend the funeral.
Pineapples are arriving in record numbers from the south, with produce dealers reporting unusually high demand. Prices range from 5 cents to 125 per dozen, and large quantities are being bought for canning. The fruit is described as large and of excellent quality.
In Briant Indiana the court sustained the bank's demurrers to the third, fourth and ninth paragraphs and overruled those to the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth paragraphs in the case of Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Briant against B F Miller.
Gabriel Anderson is granted a divorce from July Anderson on adultery grounds. The text references the parties as colored, and then shifts to a tangential, unrelated collage of notes and quotations, including a description of a South American Lancer snake and assorted aphorisms, with an abrupt, incomplete historical line about James V of Scotland.
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