Fake Doctor Sent to Jail in Danville Case
Walter Mack a harness-maker from Danville Illinois was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. After trial in Reed's court he received the minimum $25 fine plus about $40 in costs.
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Newspaper
Attica Ledger Press
Location
Attica, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
2
Walter Mack a harness-maker from Danville Illinois was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. After trial in Reed's court he received the minimum $25 fine plus about $40 in costs.
Republicans in the county worry about delaying county conventions while the national presidential nomination fight plays out in Chicago. The piece argues the delay may help Democrats but asserts McGaughey's cautious pace is prudent given uncertainty and upcoming changes after the Taft Roosevelt result. Once settled, local conventions will be called and local campaigning will start.
Fountain Trust company as administrator sues in Covington circuit court alleging Frank Deckard died of tuberculosis caused by injuries from a stallion at Walnut Grove farm while employed by A. P. Nave. Insurance company defends. small jury panel listed for next Monday.
Mrs. Virgil Hayes underwent surgery at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis and is expected home in about three weeks. Bert Oyler delivered cream separators near Waynetown. he has recovered enough to ride in a buggy. Lee Mosier and family travel to Uniontown Pennsylvania for a two week trip. Local residents and visitors, including Berle Murdock, Ollie Hopper, Clyde Burk, Berle Murdock, Bert Sowers, and others, were noted in recent small-town activity.
Mr and Mrs William Berryhill hosted supper Tuesday evening with guests Mrs Edward Haines and daughter Mary Alice and Miss Lena Cade of Covington. Mr and Mrs Charles Small of Waynetown visited the Browns Sunday. Mrs Adelia Baker and son Loren visit Pekin Indiana this week. Mrs Charles Roberts attended Mrs Pearson funeral in Bethel Monday. County commencement at Attica drew locals Saturday. Rev L D Dodd dined with Mr and Mrs John Potts. Mrs Alice Haines visited Monday with Mrs Samuel Giffen and Miss Leota Jones with Miss Myrtle Lutz.
A circuit court dispute between two city banks and county officials ended with a victory for the banks. The case centered on how real estate holdings should be valued for assessment, arguing that invested building values should be separated from capital stock and profits. Attorneys Chas. R. Milford and Eli Stansbury represented the banks, citing a favorable precedent from the supreme court. Also included are condolences from Royal Neighbor of America Camp No. 4823 for Mrs. Bertha Florey and family, with plans to publish the resolutions in The Attica Ledger Press.
Mrs Bertha Florey and children extend sincere thanks to neighbors friends and the Modern Woodmen of Red Roy for help during illness and death of their husband and father. They also acknowledge the flowers and blessings.
Tomorrow J Frank McDermond launches a large semi annual 88 cent sale at the big store. The event bundles odds and ends from across the store offered at bargain prices to clear seasonal stock. Miss Anna Hauck returns home to Lafayette after visiting friends here.
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