Dodge's Telegraph Institute ad offers Morse help in Indiana
Young men are urged to join Dodge's Telegraph Institute in Valparaiso to learn Morse and wireless telegraphy. Railroads Western Union and wireless companies seek operators with quick training and job placement at high salaries. Training inexpensive and catalog free from the fifty year old school on Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Wireless Companies
Dodge’s Telegraph Institute
Monroe Street
Valparaiso
Indiana
Boonville Building and Loan Assn Offers 6 Percent Savings
Six percent on savings guaranteed by the Boonville Building and Loan Association. Savings accepted in any amount at any time. May 4 tf notice.
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Boonville Building and Loan Ass'n
Vita Mineral for Livestock and Poultry Offered in Any Size
WM Hume announces Vita Mineral available in sizes from 1 to more for all livestock and poultry. He credits public support and thanks patrons from his Boonville Indiana office on 4th street with office phone 71J and residence 71W.
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WM. Hume
D. Vv. M
Hospital
4Th Street
Boonville
Ind
J. Res
Miss Helen Jeffries Visits Friends in Spencer Indiana
Miss Helen Jeffries is staying with friends in Spencer Indiana for a few days during her visit.
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Helen Jeffries
Spencer, Ind
Nursery representatives to take orders in Warrick County
Atildad Nursery Co will have representatives in Warrick County with headquarters in Boonville during the month to take orders for November shipment. Bildad Nursery Co Smithville Tennessee dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atilidad Nursery Co
Warrick County
Boonville
Bildad Nursery CO
Smithville
Tennessee
Warrick County Sealed Bond Bids Due July 20 1923
Sealed bids for twenty improvement bonds of Warrick County Indiana are invited by Treasurer William W. Traylor. Bids due up to 10 o clock A M July 20 1923 at the county treasurer in Boonville. Bonds dated July 3 1923 bear 5 percent interest semi annually and mature serially ending November 15 193. Proceeds for highway construction in Owen Township. Sold to highest bidder at par plus accrued interest. right to reject bids reserved. Philip Lutz Jr Attorney Boonville Ind July 6.
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Warrick County
Indiana
Boonville
Board of Commissioners
Harvey Huison
Owen Township
Warrick County to Issue Bonds for Owen Township Highway
The Warrick county Board of Commissioners on July 3 1923 decided to issue bonds totaling 12200 06 dollars at 5 percent annual interest to fund the Owen township highway petitioned by Harvey Ellison and others. Taxpayers aggrieved may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Township
Warrick County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Harvey Ellison
State Board of Tax Commissioners
City Park to Get Electric Lights. Sacred Concert Planned
In the near future electric lights will be installed in the city park and plans for another sacred concert will be completed, signaling renewed civic and cultural improvements.
Boonville Electric Light Surrenders Franchise
Boonville Electric Light and Power Company surrendered its city franchise on June 30 and received an inderterminate permit from the Public Service Commission of Indiana to operate in Boonville. The June 1925 extension keeps surrendering utilities as last in Indiana with broader PSC control.
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Public Service Commission
Hunton Named to World’s Largest Camera Staff
Ww. C. Hunton appointed to serve on the world’s largest camera staff. The corps includes over twelve hundred local and traveling representatives who photograph news events such as fires, wrecks, accidents, floods, storms, celebrations, notable people, and scenes of murders or robberies for newspapers and magazines.
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Ww. C. Hunton
Children’s services draw large Lynnville crowd
A large crowd attended the children's services Sunday night in Lynnville. Guests at E. J. Cabage's included Lester Cabage his wife and son Eugene of Chandler Luther Cabage his wife and daughter Marjorie Jean and Mr and Mrs Millard McMillin with daughters. Miss Mabel Hughes of Boonville visited Mrs Earl Ashby Thursday into Friday. Herb Bass and wife of Evansville visited Gaines Bass Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Head stayed Thursday with Mrs Gurtha Cabage.
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E. J. Cabage
Lester Cabage
Eugene
Chandler
Luther Cabage
Marjorie Jean
Millard McMillin
Mabel Hughe
Boonville
Earl Ashby
Herb Bass
Evansville
Gaines Bass’s
Ed Head
Gurtha Cabage
Elberfeld Juniors Organize Baseball Team
The Elberfeld juniors form a baseball squad led by S. Butcher at left field and Ahrens in center. R. Arendell Catcher and E. Arendell at third base anchor the infield with Norrick at first and E. Butcher at second while Greer is shortstop and Jenkins handles right field. Hillyard on the mound. The locals won their first two games and expect to win most remaining.
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Elberfeld
S. Butcher
Ahrens
R. Arendell
E. Arendell
Norrick
E. Butcher
Greer
Jenkins
Hillyard
Greshams Visit Relatives at Tennyson
Mr and Mrs Gresham Toole have been visiting relatives at Tennyson.
Sweethearts at our Chautauqua operetta
The two act operetta Sweethearts by Herbert and Smith features Princess Jeanne carried to Bruges by Mikeloviz. Sylvia grows under Dame Paula and the White Geese as she faces two suitors Franz and Karl and a Milliner rival Liane. The Hon. Slingsby loses the ancestral estate as the plot climaxes with loving retribution.
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Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Jeanne
Mikel Mikeloviz
Bruges
Belgium
Paula
White Geese
Sylvia
Franz
Karl
Liane
Percy Slingsiby
Real Estate Transfers Across Boonville and Newburgh Districts
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels from Onis G Rudolph to Carroll Davis in Boonville for 1 dollar and various parcels from Newburgh Public Library Board to Mary Rowe for 900 dollars. Transactions involve Christena Broshears to Isaac Broshears Boon township and several deeds in Elberfeld Owen and Boonville including Wilcox and Carter to Herbert D Myers with sums from 1 to 8900.67 dollars.
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Otilla Phillips
John H. Hart
Pigeon
Parazetta Wilcox
Myrtle Welch
Boonville
Gertrude W. Hoggatt
Harold Leroy Laswell
Joseph Ingram
John S. Hopper
Owen
Thos. Ingram
Opal G. Hopper
Ethel Carter
Herbert D. Myers
Boon
Ellen
Wm. G. Carter
Guardian
Railway mail agent visits Evansville sister in Boonville
H. A. Sprinkle of Evansville visited his sister Mrs. Ed Howerton in North Boonville after passing through Boonville Saturday. A minor crash occurred on Division street Monday when Miss Lucile Hoggatt’s car hit a telephone pole, shattering a windshield and cutting her hand slightly. Hila Masters, driving nearby, swerved but avoided damage.
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H. A. Sprinkle
Evansville
Boonville
Ed Howerton
North Boon
Division Street
Lucile Hoggatt
Hila Masters
Hoggatt
Chautauqua season tickets allotted to guarantors
At a Chautauqua guarantors meeting held at the public library the fifty guarantors were assigned ten season tickets each at 2.50 dollars per ticket and pledged not to sell below that price. A ticket delivery committee led by A W Youngblood James A Miler Otto Roller Herman Scharrer and Rev Doellefeld will begin on July 9 with optional early pickup at Youngbloods law office.
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Public Library
A. W. Youngblood
James A. Miler
Otto Roller
Herman Scharrer
Doellefeld
Chautauqua Committee
Skelton Township Sunday School Meeting Held in Tennyson
The Skelton Township Sunday School Convention met Sunday afternoon July 1 at 2 00 PM in the Christian church at Tennyson.
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Skelton Township
Christian Church
Tennyson
Local Notes on visits and court action
Miss Marguerite Harris visited relatives in Henderson. Mrs. Truman Parker returned from the State Sunday school convention in Indianapolis and from North Vernon and Versailles. Rev. J. C. Taylor now of Wayne City IL visited his daughter Mrs. Rufus Forston. Claude Campbell seeks a new trial after liquor law conviction. hearing set for Sept. 3. Tom Dillingham, city mail carrier, leaves with family for ten days’ vacation in Frankfort Indiana.
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Truman Parker
Indianapolis
North Vernon
Versailles
J. C. Taylor
This County
Wayne City, HL
Rufus Forston
Claude Campbell
Circuit
Tom Dillingham
Frankfort
Ind
Date to keep with paper for up-to-date subscription
The notice urges readers to check the printed date on the paper or wrapper to confirm their subscription is paid up. It notes small remittances can ensure continued up-to-date status and that multiple small payments add up over time.
Local residents visit kin and attend church outings
Mrs Robert Hougland visits her mother Kath erine Kramer in Rockport who is recovering after a fall. Mr and Mrs Paul Sheperd from Chicago visit Mrs Louise Howard Howards daughter in law. John Moore from Clarkesburg West Virginia spends time with grandfather R D O Moore and wife. St Johns Evangelical and Ebenezer M E hold joint picnic at Sam Roths grove Boonville July 4. Home Missionary Society to meet next Wednesday with Mrs Mull of Evansville attending to install officers. Ladies Aid to meet after.
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Robert Hougland
Katherine Kramer
Rockport
John Moore
Clarkesburg
W. Va
R. D. O. Moore
Lillian Moore
City
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Ebenezer M. E. Church
Sam Roth
Boonville
Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Entertained the Archangel remembered by literary figures
In a Boston Transcript note it recalls a moment when the audience included Dante, Gabriel, Rosetti and Algernon Charles Swinburne. The comment highlights notable writers and poets present on a historic occasion.
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Archangel
Dante
Gabriel
Rosetti
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Boston Transcript
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Maurer’s
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Ine Cash Store
Ira Scales
Ferg Sar Ball
X. EE
Carner Square
Buourville
L. WW. Owens
Guweist
Lax Ver
Tiithnan & Co
Eire
Tornado
Rlu OL Moore
Aristrong
Ghuly
John Deere
Diack
Ae Boonville Implement Co
E. C. Laswell
Paul Forston
3Rd St
T. G. Gowen
East
Maple Street
Wall Street
Wall ST
William W. Traylor
Philip Lutz, Jr
William L. Hay
John Winternheimer
John Robinson
Henry G. Whittinghill
L. Chaver
Chiropractor
Local Light Company
TPS
Boonville Electric
Hunton
Lynnville
Marguerite Harris
Henderson
Paul Sheperd
Chicago
W. S. Howard
Sheperd
Miss Louise Howard
D.C
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