Wool outlook and local incidents in Montgomery county
Scarcity of sheep yields a small spring clip in Montgomery county with most wool harvested by May. Prices for Western and native wool hover around 20 to 24 cents, influenced by tariff changes and lingering supply. Perry Endicott narrowly escapes injury after a wagon- interurban car collision on the Northwestern traction line. Mrs Amanda M Hays of Montgomery county dies in Greencastle after months of heart and stomach illness. survivors include her son W F Hays in Brazil and Arthur G Hays in Greencastle, plus five stepchildren and siblings. Funeral set for Trinity ME Church in Crawfordsville with interment at Oak Hill.
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Crawfordsville Review
Montgomery County
Congress
Perry Endicott
Amanda M Hays
Montgmery County
Creencastle
Hays
Harrison
Eliza Lion
Crawfordaville
S.M Hays
Vosone
W. F Hays
Brazil
Arthur G. Hays
Greencastle
Henry Hays
Mary Hays
Samuel Hays
Sue Walden
California
George Hays
Colorado
John Linn
George Linn
Indianapolis
Mollie Ward
Near
M. Ce
Billia Hunt
New Ross
Trinity ME
Crawfordsville
J Milton Williams
Oak Hill Cemetery
Madison Erskine Dies Suddenly in Advance
Madison Erskine, aged 83, died at his son G T Erskine’s home in Advance after chest pains on March 24. He had lived in Jefferson township, moved from Ohio to Indiana in 1836, and leaves five children, two daughters, and a brother. Funeral was at Shiloh Christian church with interment at Dover cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madi Os
G. T. Erskine
Mr Erskine
of County
Jefferson Township
Advance
Helen
Monrove Co
Ohio
Indiana
Mra Evaline Jones
Anderson
Geo. Kincaid
James
M JG
Gct
Evaline Jones
Viola Kincaid
George
Milesorth
Shiloh Christian Church
C L Airbart
Dover Cemetery
Death of George Bean in Crawfordsville
George Bean brother of James Bean of east of town died suddenly Tuesday evening. The funeral was held at the residence of his son Ed Bean in Crawfordsville at 1 pm Thursday. Burial followed at Providence Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bean
James Bean
Town
Crawfordsville
Ed Bean
Providence Cemetery
Local notices and social updates from Jackson township
Community notices list illnesses such as grippe and mumps and reflect on social visits and meals. Readers are invited to the Jackson township Sunday School convention at Car lsson Church in Jamestown with Bro. Grayham delivering the address on April 4 afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Carlsson
Jamestown
Grayhan
Worthngton
Lod
Grayham
Thomas Farrow
Gertie Farrowi
Hazelwood Kincaid Heirs Sale Attracts Attendees In Heartland
The Kincaid Heirs sale drew a large crowd with all items selling well. C C Kincaid of near Zionsville purchased the late John Kincaid farm and will move next spring. Various residents and visitors attended social events and local chores including ditching work, birthday dinners, and neighborhood visits. A death occurred as Mrs Sarah Baker passed away Thursday afternoon at her Roarks home after a three week illness.
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C.C. Kincaid
Zionsville
John Kincaid
Carl Kelley
Max
Vesper Edington
Joe Dean
Sarah Baker
Roarks
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Madison Erskine
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Lebanon
Fund
Phone 360
Roy Gordon
Frank Nicely
W. Roark Street
Joseph Sundlin
Chase McClaine
Charlie Livingston
Jesse Livingston
N.S. Carter
Carney
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Navy
Thomas Robo
Claude Pittenger
Duas Mills
Hazelwood
Kincaid
J. L. Erskine
Miss Morrison
Russel Edington
Paris
James Roark
Theo
McDuffie
Roy Gratham
Tas
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W. E Edington
Loyd Cleager
S J Evington
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Morgan Shelly
Joe Deanacd
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Hamelton Co
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