Obituary of Thomas C. Moore Pioneer Resident of Warren County
Thomas C. Moore died at his Greenhill home Saturday after a long illness. Born January 25, 1834, near Greenhill, he married Mary Westfall in 1858. Survived by seven children and two daughters in law. services at Armstrong chapel conducted by Rev. Dunn with Masonic burial rites at Greenhill cemetery. The J. F. M. club meets tonight with Miss Bertha Milburg.
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Thomas C. Moore
Medina Township
Warren County
Attica
Williamsport
Fremont Goodwin
Claude C. Stearns
Greenhill
Armstrong Chapel
W. N. Dunn
Otterbein
Sun
Masonic Lodge of
Mr. Moore
Mary Westfall
Moore
Methodist Church
P. H. McKinnis
Winamac
R. J. Oldham
Eddyville
Fremont Goodwine
Natches
Miss
C. C. Stearns
Rosalia
Kan
James W
Lafayette
George E
Converse
Ind
Thomas B
Sugar duty showdown looms in Congress, warns beet group
C C Hamlin, head of the United States beet sugar industry, predicts a major tariff battle this winter in Washington aimed at proving sugar policy to American consumers. He cites John Arbuckle and A Spreckels opposing the sugar duty to aid refineries, arguing domestic beet sugar supports price stability amid a coffee market already at risk from refiners.
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Washington
Congress
C. C. Hamlin
United States
Mr. Haman
Indianapolis
John M. Arbuckle
A. Spreckels
Arbuckle
Spreckles
John Arbuckle
Europe
Local News Roundup of Social Visits and Rentals
Mrs. John Harmon returns home southeast of Pine Village after a short city visit. Miss Bertha Nelson called to Dayton on a friend's serious illness. Carrie Derrick and Addie Foster attended the McCauley Clement wedding at Shawnee Mound. Mrs. Roy Rogers returns to Covington after visiting the Zeiglers. For Rent Furnished rooms near downtown with heat light bath. Mrs. Reid Zeigler hosted the Art History club. Flora Watkins and Jennie Lindley visited from Williamsport. Brand new $350 Conway piano for sale cash only. Mrs. W A Odle of Kramer visited daughter Mrs. Robert Harmon. Carrie Derrick returns to McDermond store after illness. John McCandlish, large stock buyer, in town on business. Mrs. Dave Beasley hosted a dinner party. Mrs. S W Woods and granddaughter visited from Williamsport. Elmer Williams and son from east of Independence in town. Will Scheidler of Attica Artificial Ice Co. heads to St Paul on business. Mrs. Mary McFayden and mother Mrs. Amelia Greenwood visited Lafayette. Bert Abrahams of Chicago guests of Madilavia couple. Mrs. James Frazier returns from Hillsboro visit. Don't miss the big sale at Westfall's tomorrow December 2. Dr and Mrs J R Burlington host Ravine Park club. Mr and Mrs Walter Burns of Lafayette guests. Mrs Lee Hildebrand to entertain Musical Art Society. John Hagel of Indianapolis visits with Martin Hagle. Mr and Mrs Ed Lippold return from visit with sons in Winthrop. Walter Town of Danville spends Sunday with his mother.
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W. A. Odle
Kramer
Robert Harmon
Carrie Derrick
McDermond
John McCandlish
Warren County
Dave Beasley
S. W. Woods
Williamsport
Elmer Williams and Son
East of Independence
Will Scheidler
Attica Artificial Ice Co
St. Paul
Beet sugar industry gains traction in Indiana
Indiana hails a Decatur beet sugar factory as the first step in a new agricultural industry. The piece cites national growth from 47,000 tons in 1897 to 600,000 tons in 1911, notes vast suitable beet land, and warns against tariff attacks by New York importers threatening this sector. It also lists local social notes and real estate transfers in Covington, Attica, and Hillsboro.
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Indiana
Decatur
United States
Agricultural Department
New York
Wabash Reorganization Plan Circulates in New York
A financial syndicate offers the Wabash board a deal to relieve 8 million Wheeling and Lake Erie notes and 5 million Wabash notes in exchange for surrendering Wheeling and Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Terminal railroads to the bondholders. Directors reportedly favor the plan to be voted by stockholders. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Zeigier visited Uhies for a few days.
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New York
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling & Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad
Charles W. Zeigier
Uhies
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Athena
Charles W. Zeigler
J. F. M. Club
Bertha Milburg
Ujrous
J.T. Detehon
New Richmond
Attica Telephone Co
Ulric Hunter
West Lebanon
John Hock
Robert Carter
C. F. Robinson
Anna Emeing
Lefayette
John Harmon
Pine Village
Bertha Nelson
Dayton
Ohio
Addie Foster
McCauley-Clement
Shawnee Mound
Roy Rogers
Covington
T. Reid Zeigler
Art History Club
Flora Watkins
Jennie Lindley
Walter Burns
Lee Hildebrand
Musical Art Society
John Hagel
Martin Hagle
Ed Lippold
Winthrop
Walter Town
Danville
Mrs
Lewis Town
Hoosier State
Martha Earl
George Johnson
Guy Pritchard
Louisia Brown
Will Miler
Judyville
Henry Speckier
G. H. Gay
Sheldon, K
Byron Cluster
Domestic Science
Alton Nave
Hoosier Club
Tom Washburn
Goodland
E. H. Carqueville
Chicago
J. Frank McDermond
Walter Royal
Newtown
Wm. Brown
Indpendence
Ben Shackleton
Mes
Tom Crigier
Attica Charity Bureau
V. McHott
Stone Bluff
O.S. Douglass
Daniel Pickering
A. S. Faulkner
Hillsboro
David Bannon
Mary A. Gebhart
Cain
Harry Sands
Solomon Devoss
Wm. H. Mallory
Veedersburg I. U. O. F
O. P. Veedersburg
Attica L. & I. Co
Lida Brown
Prospect Add
Menzella Miller
C. D. McClure
M.add Newtown
Manzella Miller
E. E. Crawford
A. M. Ratcliff
Jackson Township
J. J. Williams
Minnie A. Carter
Wms. Bros
K. J. Williams
D. P. Frazier
Wabash
Jesse Miller Shoe Co
Foot Fitters
SELZ
Orb & Co
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