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Newspaper
Boone County Progressive
Location
Boone, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
7
After a long night of deliberation the jury found Owen Morkert guilty of practicing medicine without a license and fixed a $25 fine. The state board of medical examiners supported the prosecution while the International Chiropractor Association aided the defense.
The October Pennant is issued with autumn-themed artwork by James Thompson and dedicates the issue to Lebanon High School’s new principal, Professor Laurence B. Smelser. The note praises his early impact, youthful energy, and forward-looking wisdom, expressing faith in future successes.
Court notes list quiet title judgment for Leroy G. Templin against Nathan McCrery et al with commissioner Harvey P. New to release liens. Funkhouser cases dismissed on plaintiff motion. Citizens Loan & Trust Co named guardian for Mary A. Funkhouser. Attorneys fees awarded to Artman Smith and Shelby Sharp. Ollie Howard case moved to Montgomery county. Judgment in McLaughlin vs Chambers set aside. Mark Booker injunctive case set for October 28 to hear demurrer and dissolve restraining order.
The jury found for Carl Fancher against Capital Rattan Company for $800 in personal injury damages after deliberations that began Friday at 9 a.m. and concluded at 12:50 p.m. The case had started with $5,000 claimed in damages.
We express thanks to friends and neighbors Woodman of the World and Woodman Circle for sympathy flowers music and many other kindnesses shown during sickness and death of our loved one.
Marion Loop of Chicago announced his mother Elizabeth M. Loop died Tuesday evening at an Indianapolis hospital. Born February 8, 1834 in Virginia, she lived in New Ross for about forty years, widow of David Loop, with one son Marion of Chicago and several siblings. Her guardian and T D Hawkins traveled to Indianapolis to bring the body home for burial likely beside her husband at Providence. funeral plans pending.
The Walnut Street Baptist Ladies Industrial Union met with Mrs Ivan Fuller to discuss winter plans and agricultural tests. Ford W Huffman shared that sowing sorghum with corn increased yield per acre by about half and silage feeding boosted cows milk flow by about half in the past two weeks.
Harry Ballard resigns as local agent of the American Express Company after twenty five years since September 1, 1889. He will join Citizens Loan & Trust Company and asks to be relieved once a successor is named. Ballard departs the agency for his new post at the earliest time, bringing his notable business conduct and broad local ties to the trust firm.
Miss Helen Means has begun work as librarian at the Dominy Memorial Library in Fairbury Illinois. Trustees closed the library for one week to compile a complete catalogue with her assistants and to add two hundred new volumes.
S N Cragan led a Lebanon delegation to Zionsville this afternoon to inspect and visit the Pitman-Moore Serum plant. Attendees included Heath, Finch, Beck, DeVos, Adler, Clifford, Neptune, Wysong, Hogshire, Jones, Martin, Rob inson, Booher, Booher, Witt, and Shelby.
The Rev Homer Dale united Herschel C Smith and Letta L Smith in a ring ceremony at home this afternoon. Both couples parents witnessed the event, with Herschel near Shepherdsville and Letta three miles west of Je mstown.
The death of Mrs Sallie Turner occurred this afternoon at her grandmother Mrs Rachael Beach home on North West street after years with tuberculosis. She had been confined to her home for ten weeks. The funeral will be from the Methodist church Saturday at 2 PM, conducted by Rev Kirk Waldo Robbins, with many mourners and friends attending.
Lawrence M. Peterson and others transfer to Arthur A Williams in Highland Park lot 9 Lebanon for 250 dollars. Roy Melson transfers to Roy Melson in Jones addition lot 5 Advance for 100 dollars. Citizens Loan and Trust Co trustee to School City of Lebanon in Lebanon lot 4 for 1625 dollars. Frank and Loose to School City of Lebanon in Lebanon lot for 1400 dollars. Barney P New to Clarence Sanford in Lot 7 Hall's addition Lebanon for 3200 dollars. J W Ross to George E Ross in Lot 84 undivided half 48 feet north part Lebanon for 2 dollars and other property.
Notice states Elwood T Harris appointed administrator of Judith J Laughlin's estate in Boone County Indiana. The attorney J M Worley files the notice. Fate and advent details appear unclear but indicate probate proceedings are underway.
Delta Delta Theta club welcomes new members in a ceremonial initiation held Tuesday night. Miss Dorotha Witt led a festive gathering that included a clandestine theater trip, blinding proceedings, and social revelry after the performance at Miss Witt’s home.
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy due to acid buildup from meat. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast clears backache, irritations, headaches, and urinary issues by acid neutralization and stimulating normal kidney function. It touts safety and popularity among millions.
An old time home mix of Sage and Sulphur keeps hair dark and vibrant. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a 40 cent bottle, claims to darken gray hair naturally by morning and also stops dandruff and scalp itching.
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