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Bedford Weekly Mail in Bedford, Indiana

18 Jul 1913

Page 6

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Bedford Weekly Mail

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Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

6

Peculiar Monon Crash Injures Six on Bedford to Lowell Run

Six men including Alva England of Bedford and Perry Hall of Lafayette were hurt when a Monon train split in two near Putnamville Cloverdale. The rear brakes triggered automatically, throwing two in the caboose and four in a section car against the cars. England and Hall were hospitalized in Lafayette and Lowell after the collision.

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Alva England Bedford Perry Hall Lafayette Monon Putnamvile Cloverdale Hall England Lowel Cotsetar Elsworth Davis Fmgineer Coryell Corvell L ¥. Hutchinson Lowell Greencastle Herald Awere
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McCurdy Property Sold on East Sixth Street in Bloomington

The T. J. McCurdy property on East Sixth Street opposite the First Presbyterian Church was sold to William A. Dobbins of Bedford for $6,000. Dobbins plans to move here soon to educate his children while the McCurdys reside in California. The house features city heat and modern conveniences and rents for $50 per month.

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Fiscus Family Seeks Care Over Child’s Foot Injury

Mr and Mrs Perry Fiscus faced complications after a five year old son Herman was sent to St Louis for foot straightening and a minor abscess operation. Mrs Marshall Smith departed for St Louis with the boy, fearing blood poisoning from the brace related injury.

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Perry Fiscus Herman St. Louis Marshall Smith
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