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Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1914

Page

8

Great Interest in Road Plans at Boone County Meeting

A well attended debate on good roads and the Lincoln Highway was held in the courthouse men’s room with Mayor John Shelby presiding. Carl Fisher urged Lebanon’s inclusion on the national route, noting the economic and tourist benefits, while Dr. Gibrash praised Lebanon’s merits and urged local action. A committee led by Raymond Godenour and others was appointed to promote the movement, and local coverage cited Kokomo’s push to reroute the Lincoln Highway auxiliary through its city.

Court ‘House John Shelby Carl Fisher Indianapolis Speedway South Bend Indianapolis Capitol City Lebanon Bookwalter Noblesville Michigan Road Frankfort Wayne County Clich Detroit Boone County Gibrash Hoosier Motor Club Here Fenkfort Shelby Raymond Godenour Ora Brock Ben Simmons Amos Gosnell William J. DeVol Lester Jonca Geo. T. Miller Tonis Lincoln Highway Royalton Kokomo Indianapolis Star of Logansport Patrick Shehan West Walnut Street Agneta Clinton County Delaskie Smith Frank Myers Letonon

Horse Belonging to Edwants Livery Dies in Heat

A five year old bay mare owned by Edwants livery near Robert Egbert farm collapsed and died Sunday afternoon after Huffman unhitched it. He had removed the harness when the horse fell. Officials suspect illness combined with extreme heat caused the death.

Edwants William Huffman Huffman Robert Egbert

Camping Out Nine Tri Kippan Head To Blue Bluffa

Nine members of the Tri Kippan left Monday morning for Blue Bluff near Bethany Park to spend the week camping. Five or six more members will join them in day or so. Those that left the morning were Mrs. Elza Rogers Ruth Campbell Mary Coons Esther Coombs Zella Bratton Grate Neal Geraldine Perk ing Maud Witt Heulah Davis.

Tri 'Kippan Blue Bluffa Bethany Park Elza Rogers Ruth Campbell Mary Coons Esther Coombs Zella ‘Bratton Grate Neal Geraldine Perking Maud Witt Heulah Davis

City Council Supports Road Corridor Plan Move

The city council approves a motion backing an effort to secure a national highway. The vote signals support for advancing a road project promoted by the mayor.

Lebanon Hopes Lincoln Highway Route Through Boone County

Lebanon city council approved a plan to support routing the Indianapolis to South Bend Lincoln Highway auxiliary through Lebanon and Frankfort. Mayor Shelby urged rapid action, noting gains from permanent highways and upcoming Frankfort meetings to gain local cooperation.

Boone Savings and Loan Declares Five Percent Dividend

The Boone Savings and Loan Association board met at H P News office on Tuesday and declared a 5 percent dividend. In six months the secretary reported assets rose by 26,952.31 to 199,265.29, a 46 percent yearly rate. The association now has 453 shareholders owning 9,040 shares totaling 304,000 in force.

Boone Savings and Loan Association H. P. New’s Asso‘ciation

Cadet Letters from West Point Describes First Year Drills

A letter printed in the Zionsville Times from Bert Morrow announcing his first year at West Point Military Academy. He notes riding lessons, various drills including infantry and artillery, ropework, pontoon bridges, signaling with wigwag and wireless, and that the fourth classArrives to help with camp duties. He mentions weather, riding sores, mud and plow ponies, and plans for bareback riding next week. He references the Howitzer publication edited by first class, and confirms the expected address update.

J. W. Brendel Bert Morrow West Point Military Academy Zionsville Times Jim Sam McClellan Coast Arid P. M. EB Leamp Plebs Indiana Indianapolis J.W

Governor Coming Ninth Union Meeting Speaker

In Indianapolis on Monday Rev. P. L. Burdy arranged for Rev. O. B. Sarber head of Baptist City Missions to speak at the union meeting Sunday evening August 9. His topic will be Perils of the City. Governor Ralston is slated to speak on August 23.

Indianapolis P. L. Burdy O. B. Sarber Baptist City Missions Union Ralston

Dr Harry Parr Heads to London for Dental Congress

Dr Harry Parr formerly of this city now resides in Tidianapolis departs for New York Thursday and sails Saturday on the Imperator bound for Lon don to attend the sixth International Dental Congress.

Harry Parr Tidianapolis New York Imperator London

Horse Runs Away From Livery, Destroys Wagon

A horse from Edwards livery barn bolted from the stall near Hutchings groceries Saturday afternoon. It forced its way back to the barn area, rammed a farm wagon, and caused an upset. No injuries reported.

Edwards Hutching

Around the Hearth Stone Mew Some Men Treat Their Wives

A newspaper column condemns husbands who withhold money from wives while spending on self indulgences. It argues marriage is a partnership and urges men to support households with kindness, stressing fidelity and domestic harmony. It cautions against harsh critics and urges listening and modesty at home.

Lorda Charaeter

Money on Farm Lands under New Federal Reserve Law

New federal reserve law lets national banks lend on farm lands with up to five year terms and 50 percent loan value. Banks in non central cities may participate, while reserve city banks cannot. banks must keep total loans under 25 percent of capital and surplus or one third of time deposits. Interest rates remain governed by state laws and market competition, with potential future farm credit legislation postponed to test the new framework.

Federal Reserve Ferra Federal Board Renal Central Reserve

Business Men Plan Reception for Good Roads Drive

The Indiana era story notes the Business Men's Association in Lebanon forming a booster committee led by Irvin R. Brown to meet Hoosier Motor Club delegates en route to Logansport for a good roads meeting. They plan to escort visitors from Marion county line toward Clinton county line and study oil needs, machinery needs, and potential steam roller purchases, aligning with Lincoln Highway links and federal reserve provisions aiding farmers with short term notes.

Business Men's Association Council Chamber Yutzy Alsent Mark Adler Good Roads Irvin R. Brown A. E. Brenton JL. W. Kirtley John B. Shelby Motor Club Indianapolis Logansport Marion County Royalton Clinton County County Line Frankfort Frank Stanley Frank Myers A. A. Felker James Ellsbury Standard of Company Frank Szentél Injalan Refining Company Atta Lebanon Federal Reserve Act Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Board Indiana

Swimming and Wading with Mary Stevens Class

The Sunday school class of boys taught by Miss Mary Stevens at Central Christian church picnicked Friday in Horner's grove near Thorn town. They rode the eight oclock car to the grove and returned at eight in the evening. The day featured swimming and wading with a generous picnic lunch. Attending were James Long, Merril Gardner, Gerald Gardner, Paul Trowbridge, Francis McDaniel, Olin Simmons, Henry Stevens, Ansel Dale, Donald Coombs, Matthew Ashley, Eva Conner, and their teacher along with Mesdames B F Simmons, Fred Coombs, James Gardner, Arthur Stevens, Minses Zuls Stevens, Ianice Coombs and Magdalens and Elizabeth Martin of Crawfordsville.

Mary Stevens Central Christian Church Horner’s Grove Thorntown James, Long Merril Gerald Gardner Doe Paul Trowbridge Francs McDaniel Olin Simmons Henry Stevens Ansel Dale Donald Coombs Matthew Ashley Eva Conner Mesdames B. F. Simmons Fred Coombs James Gardner Arthur Stevens Minses Zuls Stevens Ianice Coombs Magdalens Elizabeth Martin Crawfordsville

9 NEAT F BACK AND KONEYS HAT

An old remedy claim promotes red Salta from grape and lemon acids with Tis as a cleanser for kidneys and bladder. It asserts uric acid overworks kidneys causing backache headaches and digestive issues and promises kidney flushing and normal activity with a daily spoonful before breakfast.

Fancy Drill by Winnebago A dvi Team at Red Men's Picnic

A dvi team from Winnebago Tribe will attend the Red Men's picnic at Whitestown on August 5. They will present a fancy exhibition drill at night with special costumes provided for the performance.

Red Men Whitestown

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Tri Happes Pino Bini Soqone Savings and Loan AS Military Academy Bertrand Morrow West Point The M. Ralston Dental Congress Bngines Wemar Rooster Indianapolis Motor Club IR. Brown Merion County Line Mary Steven Agus Balta Fitah Eidnoya
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