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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1914

Page

4

Crawfordsville interurban hits fire wagon. two killed and injured

At 12 15 today in Crawfordsville a T B I E interurban car struck a hose wagon at Woodlawn and Pike, killing Clarence Williams of Company No 2 and injuring Fire Chief Hurley. Motorman Tangman and Conductor Reader said the crossing bell rang as the wagon failed to clear the tracks. Williams died instantly. Hurley suffered a crushed shoulder and possible permanent disability.

Clarence Williams Crawfordsville Burley T. B., I. & E. Interurban Leba Ton Station Woodlawn Pike Streets Tangman Reader Williams Hurley Williams Ekull Aut Company No. 1 Tesched Lebanon

Inter Nos Club Hosts Thimble Party For Mothers

The Inter Nos club entertained their mothers with a thimble party at Miss Edith Lewis home on South Fest street. Miss Verne Lowman and Miss Lucila Edwards provided music with a piano solo by Edwards and a Holson Diamond Disc machine.

Inter Nos Club Edith Lewis South Fest Street

Banner from Boone County court house flag note

In Boone County a torn and discolored flag at the county courthouse stands as a somber relic amid rising war talk across the Atlantic. The piece laments the flag’s condition while contrasting American peace with European preparations. The scene underscores national sentiment as global conflict looms.

Atlantic United States Boone County Court House

Governor Ralston Opens Laporte Picnic for Boys and Girls Club

Governor Samuel M. Ralston gave the keynote at Laporte County’s first annual Boys and Girls Agricultural Club picnic at Fox Memorial Park. He praised agricultural progress, noted Indiana's schooling in agriculture, and lauded county agent L. B. Clore for organizing the event and the expansive turnout. The governor’s address followed a morning program and a luncheon at Hotel Humely.

Samuel M. Ralston Fox Memorial Park Laporte Westville L. B. Clore Humely Indiana Laporte County L. B. Clare

Three Bidders File for West South Street Contract Let in August

Special council session hears bids from Adams Brothers Pat Shahan and Son and George T Miller for West South street improvements and Noble street hearing. Bids cover straight circular and gutter curbs cement walks brick pavement sewer work and concrete approaches with multiple lineal feet and square yard estimates from Veedersburg Clinton Bloomfield Poston Knobstone and Brazil blocks. Contract to be let August 24.

West South Street Noble Street Adams Brothers Pat Shahan George T. Miller Irick Veedersburg Clinton Bloomfield - Poston Pat Shahan & Son Poston Sane Cejenen Brazil Gatch Basin Noble Dairy Cream Separator Company Charles M. Dickerson Chicago

Women and moral duty in a reforming home life

Amid calls for female awakening and ballot power, the piece argues women must lead in home care and moral example. It urges noble speech and action, rejects prejudice, and links motherhood to civic responsibility. It laments changing homes, urges kindness, discipline, and charitable conduct within families and society.

Laborers Strike Over Higher Wages At Frankfort Work Site

Seven white laborers on the treat gang repairing aging bricks along the T H I E line in Frankfort struck at noon Monday when a colored man from Indianapolis was placed at work for more money. The dispute centers on wage differences and job assignments in the aging brick project.

Frankfort Indianapolis

Mission Circle Hosts Meeting at Miss Lou Cox Home

The Young Ladies Mission Circle of Central Christian met at Miss Lou Cox's Indianapolis avenue home with hostesses Miss Ethel Casey and Miss Hazel Whittinghill. Attendees enjoyed a program on Forms of Missionary Work led by Mrs. May Callane, a letter from Mrs. P. C. Hedges about Africa, and decorative touches in Brown and gold. Out of town guests included Miss Jane Giles Gatayette and Miss Margaret McCain Richmond among others. refreshments followed games and puzzles.

The Central Christian Church Lou Cox Inianapolis Avenue Ethel Casey Hazel Whittinghill May Callane P. C. Hedges Lungs Africa Janet Giles Lafayette Mia Jane Giles Gatayette Missea Lucile Pearl Washburn Attica Misa Edna Ayatt New Harmony Margaret McCain Richmond

Verily This Message by Wire Goes Awry at Garage

A bizarre tale recounts Charles McClaine and a garage employer devising a scheme to remove loafers. A crippled man named Tandy Shumate sits wired in a front-seat setup, inviting passersby to talk as the chair is electrified, causing crowd reactions and amid satirical commentary on diplomacy and war.

Charles McClaine Tandy Shumate McClaine Oliver Proctor Huerta Mexico Germany de Pisate Tandy” Vings

August Weather Forecast From St Louis Prophet Parson Hicks

The weather outlook for August, as issued by Parson Hicks, predicts repeated storm periods centered on the 1st 2nd and 3rd with lingering cloudiness and drizzling rains across much of the country. A regular storm period centers on the 7th and 8th, with a full moon on the 5th increasing disturbance. From the 9th to 12th expect westward to eastward disturbances, rising barometer and cooler air, followed by a second reactionary period around the 12th and a long regular period from the 11th to 29th with danger dates near the 21st to 23rd and continued activity into late August.

Parson Hicks

Relatives Await News From European Tour Members

Relatives in Boone County and Thorntown anxiously await word about Mrs. Nannie Neptune and her daughters Celine and Helen after a six week tour of Europe now in Holland. Henry Wolfe of Wabash and Miss Victoria Dook of this city are in Europe with unconfirmed reports placing them in Brussels Belgium. The Niven family of Thorntown also awaits further news.

Boone County Europe Nannie Neptune Celine Helen Holland Henry Wolfe Wabash Victoria Dook Brussels Belgium the Niven Thorntown Pre

Old bank to continue trade as new bank plans falter

Promoters of a proposed Advance bank failed to meet the purchase deadline for Advance State bank. Differences were quietly settled and the old bank will keep operating at its current location. Seventeen new stockholders join the old bank’s promoters, boosting prestige of the established institution.

Advance Bank Advance State Bank Thairopm

Boost Baptist Assembly at Franklin College in Indiana

Unusual interest marked the Indiana Baptist Summer Assembly held at Franklin College last week with 180 enrolled, an increase over last year. Activities ran 8 to 12 mornings and 8 evenings with lectures daily, notable speakers, Bible study, art instruction, and recreation. Diplomas were awarded to sixty attendees after twenty lectures, including two Lebanon participants Ada Bonwell and Leota Saunders.

Thendiana Baptist Franklin College A. B. Strickland Myrtle Huckleberry George Guille Moody Bible Institute William B. Chalmers Chas Stanton Home and Foreign Missions Marguerite Glenn Laporta County John Ruthven Chicago James A. White Louisville G. M. Dinsmore Beng Ada Bonwell Leota Saunders Hardy

Her Own Attorney In Courtwoman Wins Alimony Case

In San Francisco on August 4 acting as his own attorney Charles Paff argued to reduce alimony from two hundred to fifty dollars a month. His ex wife Bertha M Paff aided by an absent attorney spoke against the motion. She used her newly learned procedural skills from the divorce to interpose an objection and outmaneuver him.

San Francisco Charles Paft Bertha M. Paff

Decorating Work On Stolkes Building Begins Today

Painting and interior decorating of the Stolkes building will commence today. Long and Potter of Elwood have the contract. The work is proceeding smoothly and the pallet will be completed in plenty of time.

Stolkes

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