Indiana Lighting Co annual report shows tightened net earnings
The Indiana Lighting Co report for year ending December 31 1913 shows gross earnings of 288297 against 1191214 in 1912, net earnings 407348 down from 420090, dividends totaling 90000, leaving a net deficit of 49404 after bond interest. Oil cost rises and gas price cuts shaped a trying year with constructive improvements and strengthened securities despite weak performance.
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Indiana A Lighting Co
Anthony N. Brady
Dieterichs
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Hog Production Campaign Aims to Help Indiana Farmers
Indiana produces about 5 600 000 hogs yearly as disease and mismanagement cause losses. Purdue University Extension plans meetings across Clinton Bartholomew Decatur Madison Starke Hendricks Pulaski Eyhart and St Joseph counties to share hog cholera control and feeding guidance from Dr Clark and Mr Schwab. The campaign seeks practical advice on disease detection, prevention, high priced corn feeding, and profitable hog production.
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Indiana
State Experiment Station
Department of Agriculture
Extension Department
Purdue University
Clark
Veterinary Department of
Purdue
Wisconsin
J. W. Schwall
Animal Husbandry Department
Schwab
taUon
Lebanon High School to Hold Sixty Graduates Commencement
Lebanon High School will hold its annual commencement exercises on Thursday night May 21. The graduating class size is about sixty. Arrangements and a speaker have not yet been decided. Indianapolis March 19 reports hogs 4500 cattle 630 calves 300 sheep and lambs 50 with hogs up 10 cents and most sales at 90 to 95 cents. Cattle steady calves higher sheep and lambs steady.
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The
Lebanon High School
Indianapolis
Ind
Groom 44 Bride 16 Married at Farmers State Bank Parlors
Reyle N Lucas aged 44 and Miss Goldie M Harmon 16 were wed in the Farmers State Bank parlors by Rev Homer Dale. They will live on the Dye farm south of Lebanon. Lucas is a retired soldier who completed enlistment and retired on full pay. The bride is daughter of Charles Harmon near Lebanon.
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Reyle N. Lucas
Goldie Marmon
Farmers State Bank
Homer Dale
Lebanon
Lucas
Charles Harmon
Arbor Day Plans Across Indiana Institutions
Prisoner populations in county jails work houses and orphans and shelter homes will join a statewide Arbor Day celebration on April 17. County commissioners will be urged to plan programs and provide speakers and trees for grounds including court house lawns. Sunday school leaders and pastors will coordinate child exercises and tree plantings on church grounds as part of a broader drive to plant a million trees in Indiana.
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Court House
Indiana Forestry Association
Tractional Terminal Building
Indianapoli
Indiana
Time card changes to affect two through trains
A new timetable becomes effective Sunday with No 35 northbound and No 35 eastbound removed and other trains adjusted. At the local station officials said the new timetable had not yet arrived. N A Perrill travels to Kansas for a month. Mrs Heath’s Sunday school class enjoyed a Royal evening at her North Lebanon Street home with sixteen in attendance. Each girl contributed to buffet refreshments. Monthly meetings will continue with Miss Carthorlog Wilson and Miss Helen Ritchie hosting next.
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N. A. Perrill
Kansas
Shelburn Case Compromised In High-Stakes Settlement
A Shelby court case appears resolved as the plaintiff receives a $300 settlement. The compromise ends litigation over the disputed matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Samuel, Shelburn
Zionsville Water & Electtric Light Co
Southern Product Company
Noblesville
Vestal
Boone County
The
Water Company
Jersey
Wellaintiff
A. J. Shelby
William 3. Wood
Democrats Meet in Convention and nominations roll
The Indiana Democratic state convention opened in Indianapolis with Governor Ralston as temporary chairman. Balloting followed for appellate and supreme court judges as well as secretary of state Homer L Cook winning on the first ballot. Zionsville High defeated New Augusta in an overtime 23 to 21 game.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bernard Korvly
Shiveley
Kerr
Ralston
Thomas Togestl
C. Wicks
Korbly
J. Joseph Bell
Committee On
Wilson
Marshall
Bryan
Congress
Indiana
Frank M. Bowers
Angola
James J. Moran
Portland
Bowers Oescecc Es Cues Vreeecaree
Moran
Ces Eese Etree
Bowers
Supreme Court
Moses R. Lairy
Logansport
Charles P. Drymond
South Bend
James L. Gallaher
Michigan City
Lairy
Larry HB Drummond
Gallaher
Homer L. Cook
J. F. Cox
Columbus
Samuel B. Wells
Scottsburg
Cook
Peeve Ae
Cox
Wella
J. Crittenberger
Anderson
William E. Gray
Covington
Myron D. King
Fred W. Lauenstein
Evansville
George A Butler
Fort Wayne
Willam
Zionsville
New Augusta High School
Probate Court Week's Proceedings on Estates and Guardianships
Week's probate actions show guardians selected for Glee M McKinsey and George Erskin, with reports of charges and credits approved. Administrators and executors named for Elizabeth A Moser William Mollere and others, bonds set, inventories and appraisements filed, some continuations and final settlements authorized.
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Joseph L. Underwood
Glee M. McKinsey
Avinor
William C. McKinsey
Robert Sharp
George Erskin
Willing A. Woodard
Mary Lewis
Hugh Niven End
G L. Hamilton
Caleb Bratton
Elizabeth A. Moser
William F. Perkins
Lrank E. Hutchinson
Theodore R. Caldwell
Leeland M. Ea‘ton
Louvina Eaton
William G. Eaton
Theodore KR
Caldwell
Asbury Williams
George W. Timmons
William R. Mollere
John T. Mollere
Clerk Gardner
Georgia J. Cook
Josph N. Duff
Eliza B. Dufn
Aled
George T. Neptune
John J
Minnie Neptune
Richard ‘Neptune
James A. Sullivean
Tilman E. Brown
William B. Denny
Elijan M. Denny
Elijah M. Denny
Will Race Again Drafts Horses for De J A Parr
J A Parr plans to race three horses this season with Ote Johnson of Danville in charge of Arthelma Mary Roslyn and Maggie Save. Johnson will arrive around April 1 to train them on the local track. Parr has endured bad luck recently and hopes for improved results.
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de. J. A Parr
Ote Johnson
Danville
Arthelma
Mary Roslyn
Maggie Save
Dr. Parr
Coddington Will Probate Names Dora Coddington Executor
The will of William E. Coddington is admitted to probate. All property goes to widow Dora L. Coddington who is named executor. The will dated October 4, 1911 was witnessed by William J. and George R. Darnall.
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Coddington
William E. Coddington
Dora L.coddington
William J
George R. Darnall
Voters to Register Under 1913 Law Provisions
The 1913 law sets a single registration day before the election on October 29 with a September session possible on petition by 200 voters. Each precinct forms a registration board of an inspector and two party clerks, appointed by local officials, with meeting rooms provided by the county. Registration runs 6 am to 9 pm, and failures to register bar voting. A written request by ten voters can extend sessions. Compensation is fixed per day plus mileage. Watchmen may attend from each party. Unregistered voters can be challenged. registrants sick or absent may apply with sworn blanks.
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Commessioners
Registration Board
Election Board
Royal Neighbors meeting and railway injury updates
Mrs Elza C Rogers visits relatives in Zlonaville. Mrs John Sunderland Mrs Fay Caldwell and Mrs Sam Storm returned from Grawfordsvilla where they attended a state Royal Neighbors meeting. A class of 100 were instated last night. Raymond Henderson, in a New Orleans hospital since January with no broken leg from a railway accident at Kosciusko Mississippi, is expected home Saturday for a brief visit. Henderson worked in the civil engineering department of the Hilnels Central Railway and was stationed at Water Valley Mississippi before his injury.
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John Sunderland
Fay Caldwell
Sam Storm
Grawfordsvilla
Thhey
Order of Royal Neighbors
Raymond Henderson
New Orleans
Kosciusko
Misu
Henderson
Hilnels Central Railway
Water Valley
Mise
Fatal Wound Claims Ridout Boy in Lewiston
A Ridout child died last Thursday from a gunshot wound inflicted accidentally by a companion on lands owned by Peter Ford. Fred Ridout, 2 son of Charles Ridout, will be buried in Lewiston at 2 30 Friday from the Baptist church. The Eck family confirms death and notes community help and grief.
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W.T. Ranadell
Goldie Eck
Lewiston
Montang
Fred Ridout
Charles Ridout
Peter Ford
Ecks
Eck
Local Social Notes and Visits in Thorntown Area
Thorntown residents visit relatives and attend events across nearby towns. W. H. Reed neighbors Mrs Burgess in Kirklin. Jolly Stitchers meet at M. W. Lane with guest D W Lane of New Ross. trips to Tipton Murat seen for Schuman-Helok. Virginia Grace born to Joes Fishbachr family near Lebanon. birthday surprise for Mrs Sam Storms with euchre and gifts.
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Rutt & City News
Buerkren
W. H. Reed
Thorntown
Samuel Burgess
Kirklin
George Davis
Bark Street
Albert Hedges
Antioch
Ctinon County
Wilbur Padgett
Sonilay
Frank Gregory
James Cooper
J. E. Storm
Chesterfield County
Ehey
Edward Storm
Will Nealis
Fromndianapolis
Nealis
Ladies Aid Society
First Christian Church
Charles Miller
Jease Fishbachr
Lebanon
Vicglnia Grace
Ladies Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
Michael
South East Street
Ben F. McKey
Indianapolis
Samuel M. Ralston
Ralston
John Frost
Goodland
Indiana
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Indiana Lighting Co
the Annual Report
TN. Lucas
Goldie M. Harmon
Thorstown, Bert
Dorothy Young
Jamestown
Ray Hinlshaw
M.S. Barker
Stanley
Elbert Barker
Neva Beesley
Florence Hayes
Ray Lee
Velma
Henry Lee
E. EB. Hawkins
Ward
St. Vincent Hospital
Levi Fisher
Bowers Station
Arbor Day
Piain
Zionsville Waters & Light Company
Plaintiff
Probate Court
Draft
Elza C. Rogers
Zlonaville
Ridout Boy
Lewistown
Montana
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