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Newspaper
Boonville Enquirer
Location
Boonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
4
A Boonville column lists Ferguson Building at the N E corner Square with hours 10 to 12 and 16 P M and the phone 15 W. It notes L W Owens compounding prescriptions as the south side druggist.
A collage of classified notices including second hand furniture for sale at Mrs Lily Wilson 719 South Third Street Boonville with contact 496 and July 27 tag. Also poultry and truck farm for sale or trade near Boonville with house and orchard contact William Lillich RR4 Boonville Ind phone 418 and August 31 tag. Plus Morse and Wireless Telegraphy course ads from DODGE S Telegraph Institute Valparaiso promising quick training and job placements with fifty year establishment and free catalog.
Classified note offers a car in excellent condition with New DeLuxe pistons and rear cord tires under 600 miles and others under 1 000. Easy terms available. Contact W. J. Veeck at phone 42 or 47. August 31 edition reference GARLAND SEX FOR SALE.
This association has never paid less than six per cent upon savings. Savings received in any amount at any time. May 4 tf) Boonville Building and Loan Ass'n.
John D. Williams and Indiana State Highway Commission members visited the Market Highway project 16 sections east of Boonville. Roy Fart is the contractor building the road and, despite bad weather and material delays, work is progressing satisfactorily.
Trustee Truman Mundy named township teachers including Wesley chapel Mildred Miller Fuller Seminary Maud Wiper Hudson Gilbert Burgringham Gray School Myrtle Garrison Oak Ridge Opha Hewins Center Bess Battenger Baker Marie Fuller Cypress James Fay Vogel Weldon Stone Luneburg Bernice Kohlmeier Masters Al ta Simpson Bullock Hill William Corn Pelzer Ruby Lutz Margaret Perigo Bullocktown Marie Rogers New Hone Marie Metz Beeler Mabel Fay Nonweiler Josephine Pike Two Story Gladys Schultz Pleasant Hill George W Roberts Oak Grove Blanch Guerilla Mundy John W Roberts and Powers school Thelma Goad.
The Roth Motor Company reports a prosperous July with extensive sales across categories. Listed are numerous names for new cars, used cars, and trucks, followed by local social notes on visits, arrivals, and community events in Boonville and nearby areas.
Boonville Red Sox lost 6 to 1 to Evansville Eagles Sunday. Eagles outhit Red Sox with Hunt and White combining on the mound for the win. Burge Davis McGee and Gerst produced two base hits for the visitors while Hunt had two. Plan allowed four runs as Red Sox stranded six. Umpire Pelzer presided over a two hour game.
Kate S Bates transfers to Henry W Metzger in Boon township for 1 dollar. Mary E Dawson conveys lot 9 in Center cemetery for 12 dollars to Tolbert Dew ee se e. Laura C Webb sells to John H Esterline and wife a lot for 1 dollar. Clifford and Sylvester Broshears transfer to Myrtle Snyder in Boon township for 600 dollars. Caddie B Metzger to Myrtle Snyder in Boon township for 300 dollars. Lina Sutton sells to Nettie Sutton in Newburgh for 1 dollar. Martha A Felts to Robert S Ketcham east half of lot 445 Maple Grove for 27.50 dollars.
Mrs Belle Cavin of Owensboro visits daughter Mrs William S Hatfield. George Suttons return from a motor trip to Bloomington. Judge Roscoe Kiper attends Camp Ground meeting in Spencer county. Mrs Charles Reis and son Howard of St Petersburg Fla visit Mrs Jennie Pursley. Warrick county circuit court fall term begins September with a heavy docket. Miss Mabel Honnacker in Louisville for tonsils adenoids surgery. LeRoy Gordner and Mildred Gordner plan auto tour to Turkey Run and Lafayette then lakes in northern Indiana. Rockport Fair set for August 22–26.
The Enquirer notes preparations for the Boonville Fair with expectations of a larger, improved fair this year. Charlotte Roster of Chicago has joined Moses-Rosenthal Company as an athletic underwear factory instructor.
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