Crop of Lawsuits Over Tax Assessments Forecast by Bluffton Attorney
A Bluffton attorney predicts long-lasting litigation from local tax assessment disputes. He notes many taxpayers accept reduced assessments and pay under protest to reserve the right to challenge in court later, keeping lawsuits alive for years as attorneys guide clients through the process.
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Bluffton
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica salve as the best cure for burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles. Priced at 25 cents, it is guaranteed to satisfy by Chas. C. Deam, Druggist.
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Chas. C. Deam
Davenport & Ehis
Interurban football clash set near Bluffton grounds
A week from last Sunday a corker of a football game will be played on neutral ground south of the city. The two teams, not representing Bluffton, previously met at Pennville with a dispute and challenged a rematch. Dr DeWeese Keystone health officer arranged the contract with Lem Stout for the Montpelier match at the south of town grounds leased by local baseball players.
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Bluffton
Pennville
Montpelier
DeWeese
Keystone
Lem Stout
Wells County Bridge Work Accepted After Summer Build
Wells County commissioners inspected bridges built during the summer by the Indiana Bridge Company. The work was found entirely satisfactory and all bridges were accepted.
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Wells County
Indiana Bridge Company
Dan Simms Delivers Stirring Court House Speech
Dan Simms spoke to a packed courthouse crowd on Wednesday night praising Democratic aims. He rebutted Republican claims about brains in the party and urged young voters, discussed Philippine independence, and critiqued trusts while Roosevelt policies drew praise and criticism. Glee clubs and Brashore brothers entertained, with Abram Simmons presiding as chairman.
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Hanly
Cuba
Beveridge
Philippines
Islands
United States
Simmy
Roosevelt
Bluffton Glee
Thomas Sturgis
B. F. Buckner
Ed Saurer
Marion Buckner
Ervin Lesh
Morris Sawyer
Prof. Marshall
Teddy
Brashore Brothers
Ohio
Jackson Township
Abram Simmons
Abe
Better Than Pills Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
The tablets are easier and more pleasant to take with a gentle effect that moves the bowels while improving appetite and aiding digestion. Sold at Davenport & Ehle for 25 cents per bottle.
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Chamberlain
Davenport & Ehle
Oliver Simmons to Work in Roumania Oil Fields
Oliver Simmons visited the city last Thursday to arrange travel for a group of about nineteen men traveling to Roumania. They plan to leave in a week and expect to be away for at least three years.
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Oliver Simmons
Roumania
Parker and Davis Club Forms in Wells County
The Parker and Davis Club in Wells County held a crowded smoker to organize supporters. Officers named include H. Robinson as President, George A. Matlack Secretary, Sam J. Brickley Treasurer, Harrison Pontius Sergeant at Arms, John Golden Color Bearer, with six city committeemen. Speakers M. W. Walbert and A. W. Hamilton discussed Roosevelt, biographies, and Philippine policy, urging voting against the Republican candidate.
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H. §. Robinson
George A. Matlack
Sam J. Brickley
Harrison Pontius
John Golden
Stuffton
Parker and Davis
Wells County
M. W. Walbert
Roosevelt
Jackson
Jefferson
Monroe
Miles
Walbert
A.W. Hamilton
Beveridge
Parker and Davis Club reorganizes in Wells County rally
The Wells County Parker and Davis Democratic club elects H. S. Robinson as president and sets plans to attend W J Bryan's Portland meeting Oct 14 with 500 members in uniform. A Parker Hartzell letter to Bluffton praises the gathering and urges support for Parker Davis. Committees are named and a first voters club to be formed, with Stone to speak in mid month.
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Portland
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Bluffton
Chas, C. Hartzell
Sec
Jeffersonian Democratic Club of
Katheryn Bixler and Fred Groh Wed at Family Ceremony
Katheryn Bixler and Fred Groh wed Thursday night at 8 30 in the home of John Bixler with Rev Stringfield officiating. Only immediate family attended. They left on the 9 o'clock train and will reside on West South Street after their return.
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Katheryn Bixler
Fred Groh
John Bixler
Mr. String
West South Street
Cartwright Funeral Held in Uniontown for Notable Township Leader
S D Cartwright, a longtime township trustee and active community figure, was remembered at a large Uniontown funeral on Wednesday. Moe Baldwin joined an extended family gathering Sunday with his parents in Marion.
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Bigs
Marion
S. D. Cartwright
Uniontown
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