Auto Takes Ditch Driver Seriously Injured
Swift Co. representative Mr. Kessler and driver Mr. Doolittle were in a car that ran into a ditch near Willard Daggy's home on a Thorntown trip. Kessler escaped with minor bruises while Doolittle suffered severe injuries. damage described as twisted frames and broken glass. The full extent of injuries remains unclear.
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Swift & Co
Mr. Kessler
Mr. Doolittle
Thorntown
Willard Daggy
Kessler
Doolittle
Family News From Local Township Column
Mr and Mrs Con Mepain hear from son Pierce in Scatisburyg that his wife's father died Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Dave McCclam were in Morgan County Sunday. E R Proffitt and family visited Frank Emmett and family in Lebanon. Fred Loog, wife and baby, stayed with Harvey Merchant and family part of the week. Keep the Advance Freight Going.
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Con Mepain
Pierce
Scatisburyg
Dave McC'cllam
Morgan County
E. R. Proffitt
Frank Emmett
Rooms of
Lebanon
Fred Loog
Harvey Merchant
Harry Reese
Lish Reese
Airhart & Bateman
James Sutton
Lucy Reed
Crawfordsville
Ruth Ross
Mary Jane Owens
Ernest Edrington
Sumner Owens
Ke Wells
Crawford
Otis McCoy
Ammie Shaw
Girtha Shera
Roy McCabe
Dennis Shannahan
Chas Bean
Harlie Golliday
Amos Broshars
Hypes
Chas. Bean
Government savings certificates detailed for Indianapolis
Indianapolis July 8 plans for handling new Treasury Savings Certificates were announced by State Director Robert E Springsteen. The $100 and $1000 certificates will replace bonds, be sold at post offices and banks, registered in the owner's name, and accrue value with monthly increases. The $100 certificates cost 83.60 in July and rise 20 cents monthly. the $1000 certificates cost 836 in July and grow to 846 by December with a 4.62 percent annual rate if held to maturity January 1, 1924. Redemption requires 10 days notice with 3 percent interest paid.
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Indianapolis
Treasury Savings
Robert E Springsteen
Indiana War Savings Committee
Springsteen
Treasury Department
Sunday School Convention at Old Union Attended
The Sunday School convention at Old Union drew a fair crowd on Sunday with several splen did talks delivered, according to observers.
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Old Union
Don’t Wait for Your Picture Taken Today
Urges readers about the importance of getting photographs done promptly urging not to delay their portraits and to act now rather than later.
Indiana Senator Claimed as Father by California Murderer
A historical note names a U.S. Senator from Indiana as the father of Harry S. New, a California murderer, reflecting a disputed paternity link tied to a notorious crime.
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U.S
Indiana
Harry S. New
California
Fountain Pens Found At Office. Call To Claim
Two fountain pens were found left at this office. Parties may call and describe the items and arrange payment for this notice.
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Greraack
Lars
Be.c
Ark
Kesm
Cooiserve
JHE Feirses Ss Reduction Co., Inc
Rye Hes
Charg Bowers
United States
Chicago
The
Advance Meat Market
Rirhart & Bateman
Charley Robbins
AL Perrin
Hall
Couinday
Vutis Wirighs
Leola Gregory
Thomas Meson
Akron, Oho
Koy Wicsson
Weinen
Lee Buechler
North
Yvuuson
Wal
B. Ty
Aionzu Vrallon Gnu Avite
Batman
Amuy
Opabalian
Jesse Emmerton Fishers
Dvan
Ana
Carmen
S Ashwell
On. W. Lager
Ana Samyy
Imujanaposs
Vurace Welden
Glates
Arthur Nenny
Mabel Ross
Una
Wimnoss Mokoreaic Burkhington
Laverne Dean
Stockbridge
Michigan
Lsturmedad
Juesuay
Miss Jane Brown
Rendy Oll
Colorado
Laura Kinnear
Greenwood
Clara McDaniel
Otis Frazier
Naugater
Morristown
Joe Sandlin
Mary Canada
C. F. McDaniel
Waltham
George C. Henry
Donald L. Sanford
Alice N. Sanford
U. S
John McConaughy
R.cert
Lewi
Albert N. “Lewis
Jesse Garner
Dans Threlkeld
Bruce Pickering
Red
L. H. Brown
Thos. Burrin
Walter Vanhorn
Harry S. New Indianapolis
Clements Company
Crawfordsville, Indiana
Andrew S. Clements
Cunningham & Reese
the Advance Bakery
Advance Grain Company
L. W. Kirtley
First National Bank
Lebanon, Indiana
A. H. Yager
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