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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
4
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The text argues that condemned prisoners should be kept elsewhere and jails condemned by a board when badly repaired or unsanitary. It calls for legal provision to condemn county jails, time to remedy, and prohibition of jail use if faults persist. It also condemns the current boarding-prisoner fee as an abuse to be abolished.
The obituary honors A M Baker a longtime Boone county figure who held roles from deputy warden at State Prison to superintendent of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Indianapolis. He later ran Wilson, Baker & Co, engaged in Eureka Onyx Co, and led Ben Hur Traction construction before settling in Crawfordsville where he served as vice president and director. He died after years of ill health and periodic attacks of the disease.
Tuesday filings accuse ex sheriff R N Ester Allean T Gardner and Douglas Neal of unlawful ins and outs fee charges. Suit claims Ester kept 164 75 Gardner 213 50 and Neal 229 45 inouts plus interest and attorney fees, with total judgments sought around 500 dollars for each case.
Fragmentary text discusses state power and legal devices. It mentions faulty phrases about uniform methods and a bed soldier perhaps and a tank with no value. Reference to Porreity laws and depriving power to select vehicles and hounds of state notice suggests garbled commentary on governance and property.
The Jackson township institute teachers on December 12 1908 pass resolutions praising trustee W H Miller whose tireless energy raised township schools to higher efficiency. They note earning Jamestown commission, Advance on accredited list, and closer grade organization through the superintendent’s consolidation.
Eli P Baker 70 a longtime Lebanon resident died Wednesday morning at his Crawfordsville home after an illness of several days involving liver and kidney trouble. Born in Rush county he moved from Zionsville to Lebanon and engaged in general merchandise before settling in Lebanon most of his life.
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