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Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

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Progressives meet at Lebanon for county convention

Boone county Progressives will hold a June 6 convention at the Grand Opera house in Lebanon to nominate county officers. Former Marion Democrat Bernard B. Shively will speak, with music and a male quartet. Delegates from precincts across the county are listed for the gathering chaired by D. D. Budd, aiming to name councilmen and county commissioners first.

Boone County Grand Opera House Lebanon Bernard B. Shively Marion Shively Jamestown D. D. Budd Committee On Rules Budd Republican Party Penrose Pennsylvania Foraker Ohio Cannon Illinois Watson Hemingway Indiana Panama J. J. Martin Robison Charles Kern Clay Williams A.A. Colgrove John Powell Bert Waddie Charles McKinsey el Davis Abea Akers Henry Crain Frank Lidford W. T. Morris L. M. Church A. L. Heady J. N. Fishback James Shaw George Stranglin Ira Huffman Henry Cavin George Connor Walter Perrine

Jerry M Moore Died Last Night At 71

Obituary notes the death of Jerry M Moore of near Mechanicsburg six miles northeast of Thorn Town at age 71 years six months ten days He leaves wife two daughters Maggie Aldrich and Jessie Bates and a son who died earlier Burial at Christian church Mechanicsburg under Rev Preston Smith He was a Baptist church member and survived by brother Jesse Moore of Crawfordsville The second death noted is Martha J Blinn aged 78 with two daughters Emma J Davis and Harry W Blinn continuing on page six

Jerry M. Moore Thorntown Mechanicsburg Mr. Moore Rider Haller Moore Ohio Maggie Aldrich Jessie Bates Jesse Moore Crawfordsville Baptist Church Christian Church Preston Smith Nleestormn Buntin Cemery Martha J. Blinn Mra Mra. Blinn Mattix Henry County Hugh McCurdy Marion County Indiana Amos T. Blinn Clinton County Emma J. Davis Kingman Esty Harry W. Blinn

Alfalfa Tour Concludes with Big Planting Push this Fall

Boone county farmers completed a two day alfalfa tour that sparked plans to sow more acreage this fall. Visitors from Thorntown examined Neptune Morley and Barker fields noting yields from four to five tons per acre and improvements in soil and drainage. The event highlighted farm practices, limestone use, inoculation, and disc harrowing as key to increasing alfalfa production.

Boone County Thorntown C. C. Brown R. G. Neptune Neptune Sugar Creek Morley Riley Mr. Riley Riley M.r. Barker’s Barker

Worth township to decide on high school funds plan

A special Worth township advisory board meeting at Whitestown discussed authorizing Trustee Stewart to issue bonds and warrants up to 6500 more for a high school. Board members raised lack of emergency and questioned plans, while Stewart later indicated building would proceed on the $10,000 appropriation with future additions and a $1 bond issue planned in Indianapolis.

Whitestown Worth Township Advisory Board Stewart E. E. Smith S. C. Booher Mr. Smith Worth Township Smith Booher Indianapolis

Local group offers 10000 for jail site purchase

At a Wednesday night meeting local businessmen formed a stock company to buy the county jail site and build a large business edifice. J B Tyre leads the group, planning to offer the county commissioners 10000 for the ground while the building would stay with the county. If the deal closes the firm would construct a building occupying the entire lot and lease the ground floor to a local merchant.

J.B. Tyre Tyre

Wilson Lacks Party Support Over Panama Toll Exemption

Senator O’Gorman of New York, as head of the interoceanic canals committee, warned Democratic colleagues that repealing the toll exemption would betray the Baltimore platform and the people’s verdict. He argued exempting coastwise vessels lowers shipping costs and pressures U.S. rail and road rate competition while maintaining sovereignty over a Panama Canal free and open to vessels of all nations.

O'Gorman New York Interoceanic Canals Committee Senate Baltimore Wilson Roosevelt Taft Congress Panama Canal United States Canada

Sample jewelry theft hits hotel sample room

A traveling representative from Marshall Field & Company of Chicago reported $60 worth of neckwear stolen from the sample room at the Clute hotel around 2 pm today. The loss occurred while the salesman briefly left the room.

Marshall Field & Company Chicago Clute Hotel

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Convention OF Progressives Bull Moose B. B. Shively James Thomas L. M. Norton Harry Ballard M. F. Campbell Roscoe Bratton D. J. Kimmel Jacob Wilcox J. E. Ott M. L. Butcher J . L. Darnall James McCann James Slagle H. L . Kenworthy F. M. Moody C. D. King Harry Saunders Peter Trips William Powell A. L. Bowen Charles Essex Chester Darnall T. B. Dicks Dick Huckleberry Dick Breedlove Lucius Gates Charles McIntire John Frost William King Joseph Devin James Cooper Pascal Handley David Harmon William Lowman Abe Parcell D. S. Salee Bart Cox C. R. Hadley J. 8 Wood John Patterson Moses Robison Bragier Brown Jesse Pavey Roy Kiser Oliver Burgin Simpson Dickerson Jesse Crister Walter Breshar Carlan Price Cal Lenox Philip Gayer J. C. Brown David Allery Joseph Pool J. L. Saunders Abner Pool A. M. McMillan G. A. Schultz Fred G. Jackson H. G. Fike H. G. Brown William Emmons Reginald Stewart Nick Benet Sidney Cook Watt Fogle S. C. Gray J. B. Goldsborough M. E Ald Boone’ County B. Shively Visory Board Busi Hig Earth
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