Remarkable Oil Year in Indiana and Ohio In 1902
The year ended marks the greatest oil activity in Indiana and Ohio with 4 239 wells completed in Indiana and 5 265 in Ohio. Total outlay neared 17 million dollars for drilling and pumping setup and daily regional production reached nearly 129 521 barrels. Delaware Allen Princeton fields yielded notable but uneven results across counties.
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Indiana
Ohio
Delaware
Allen
Princeton
Birdseye
Delphi
Noblesville
Grant County
van Buren
Wells County
Blackford County
Adams County
Huntington County
Jay County
Randolph County
Delaware County
Madison County
Pulaski County
Wabash County
Marion County
Gibson County
Allen County
Welcome saloon closed after license defeat
Saturday night the Welcome saloon operated by Sherm Ropple was formally closed after a campaign against traffic and remonstrance against renewing the license for another year. Sher accepts the defeat and may pursue a different, more reputable business in spring.
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Sherm Ropple
Sher
Markle Journal
They Leave the Old Court House in Huntington
County commissioners have not decided on the Trammel block arrangements for court house use. The building was leased for 1400 dollars yearly and plans for the layout are under discussion. Treasurer’s and clerk’s offices and the courtroom will likely occupy the first floor with the courtroom behind the Hogler barber shop. Architect Gaddis’s plans for the new courthouse have been accepted and a contract is being drawn up.
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Court House
Hogler
Gaddis
Huntington News- Democrat
Fred France Elected District Chairman at Democratic Convention
Fred France was unanimously elected district chairman of the Eleventh district at the Democratic convention in Peru last Friday. Judge Cox of Miami county became chairman and L D Loftus of Cass named secretary, with strong attendance from across the district. Tom Taggart of Indianapolis was endorsed for chairman of the national convention.
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J. Fred France
Eleventh
Penu
Judge Cox
Miami County
L. D. Loftus
Cass
Tom Taggart
Indianapolis
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Strength and Energy
The advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as transforming weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. It claims improved health and mental power, priced at 25 cents per box, sold by Chas. C. Deam the druggist.
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Dr. King
Chas. C. Deam
Funeral for Frank Walbron in Murray ceremony
The funeral of Frank Walbron was held in Murray Friday at 10 o clock. The remains rest in the local cemetery. The Red Men lodge, of which Walbron was a member, attended using two wagon teams and individual rigs.
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Frank Walbron
Murray
Red Men’s Lodge
Mr. Walbron
Misinformed Cirular Letter Trick Targets Republicans
Hon Theodore Shockney of Union City investigated after a circle of misdirected letters reaches nearly every Democrat in the county. The note claims to seek GOP support for Cromer in Congress and urges fair play by precinct committeemen. The anonymous mailing appears to be a practical joke or mistake aimed at influencing voters.
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Theodore Shockney
Union City
George W. Cromer
Cromer
Portland
Theo, Shockney
New County Officers Take Over Wells County Roles
Wells County concludes terms for Auditor W A Marsh and Recorder John Miller. Clem C Brinneman, of Bluffton, will succeed Marsh with Tinker Sowards assisting. Miller stays briefly to aid transitions. Sheriff Johnston begins a new term with Deputy Freeman Carlisle continuing.
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Wells County
W. A. Marsh
John Miller
Marsh
Clem C. Brinneman
Brinneman
Bluffton
Tinker Sowards
Sowards
Mr. Marsh
Recorder Miller
Recorder's
Crum
Recorder’s
Miller
Johnston
Freeman Carlisle
Terell Case History From Wells Court Promoted
Ad for a hundred page full history of the Terell trial detailing court proceedings jury verdict jurors ages and residence with photographs of the murdered boy and the assassin. Banner Book Concern offers limited supply.
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Wells Eleult
Terell
Banner Book Concern
The Young Man Runs When Dishes Break
A bashful Decatur youth invited to dine becomes flustered after forgetting to comb his hair. He spills coffee, drops his fork, and hides under the tablecloth thinking his shirt slipped into his trousers. A final crash ends the scene as dishes shatter.
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Decatur
Craigville School Opens In New Building
Craigville high school opened for business Monday after a long shutdown to allow the completion of the new building. Principal Sylvester Miller heads the upper grades with Arlie Frye supervising grades five and six and Miss Sadie Mill in primary. Superintendent Hayette attends the opening to ensure a proper start. The new heating plant by Billy Kerfoot is reliable and the modern structure inspires local pride.
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Craigville
Sylvester Miller
Hale and Markley to Move Office to Karns Property
Hale and Markley arrange to relocate their office to the Karns property opposite their current site. The Bee Hive will take over the newly vacated room for its department store, adding staff. Carpenters will refit the space after they vacate, within a few days.
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Hale & Markley
Karns
Carpenters
Two Fatal Drink Wagers At Saloon In Colfax
Column reports two men died after wagering on drinking contests. Jon Richardson collapsed and died after seventeen beers in Colfax saloon as spectators cheered the first ten glasses. Peter J. McIntyre died after three tumblers of whiskey in Indianapolis after a Saturday wager.
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Jon Richardson
Colfax
Richardson
Peter J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
McIntyre
Indianapolis Phalanx
Snow disrupts interurban traffic then restores schedule
Heavy snow delayed interurban cars on Saturday with two hour lateness and irregular service. Crews worked to resume normal operation and by yesterday and today service was fully satisfactory. Mr Wa S Crane of California Md credited Chamberlains Pain Balm with a complete cure for rheumatism and lumbago. This remedy is for sale by Davenport Dhle.
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Wa. S. Crane
California
Chamberlain
Davenport & Dhle
Justus Comments on Stormy Primary Result at Rogers Cole’s
M M Justus declares the stormy primary outcome mixed but says he accepts the result, thanks supporters for courteous treatment, and invites readers to visit Rogers Cole's store to discuss the matter and share in the moment. The message notes some are sad while others rejoice, with a bright side indicated.
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Rogers & Cole
M. M. Justus
Swartz backs county ticket after township losses
In a brief statement O L Swartz declares support for the winner of the Union township race and pledges to work toward a larger fall majority, while noting his defeat for assessor and gratitude for supporters. He commits to aiding the ticket’s success.
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Trustes
Union Township
L. Swartz
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Rates of taxation for Wells County 1903 Indiana
Tax payers are informed the 1903 Tax Duplicate is in hand for collection. The Treasurer's Office in Bluffton will receive taxes until the first Monday of May 1904.
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Wells County
Indiana
Bluffton
Garton
Crosby
Teagle
Markley
Wheeler
Indiana Teachers Seek Permanent Profession and Higher Pay
At the Indiana State Teachers Association meeting Prof J W Carr read a paper on A Permanent Teaching Profession. Resolutions call for a five member Committee on Taxation and Teachers Salaries to study public school pay and for action to secure salaries that keep teachers in the profession. The group seeks governor legislature state board and press support to elevate teaching as a permanent vocation. A R Huyette Wells County superintendent attended and spoke on county superintendents work returning home Saturday evening.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Teachers Association
J. W. Carr
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
State Board of Education
Christian Ministry
A. R. Huyette
Wells County
Found a Cure for Indigestion Uses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
Geo W Emory of Rock Mills Alabama testifies the Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured his indigestion allowing him to eat almost anything. He is nearly fifty one and says he has suffered long. For sale by Davenport Hale.
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Chamberlain
Geo. W. Emory
Rock Mills
Ala
Davenport & Hale
Tucker
India
Thas
Medical and Surgical Institute
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