Thomas Serves Long Time Clerk for Modern Woodmen
Clark Thomas of Boon Camp No 3400 Modern Woodmen of America has held clerical duties for twenty eight years becoming perhaps the oldest clerk in southern Indiana. Auditors found the books, checked biannually by Charles F. Metz and Jed Kirsch, in excellent shape. Thomas also serves as clerk of the Court of Honor since the lodge began here. He is popular with judges and friends say the lodges could not operate without him.
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Clark Thomas
Boon Camp
Woodmen of America
Indiana
Thomas
Charles F. Metz
Jed Kirsch
Court of Honor
Average county tax levy rates across Indiana counties
The statewide average county tax levy is 1.46 dollars per hundred dollars of property value. Brown county has the highest rate at 1.76 dollars, while Noble county records the lowest at 16.4 cents. Figures were compiled by Frank B Nusbaum, clerk of the state board of tax commissioners.
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Indiana
Frank B. Nusbaum
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Brown County
Noble County
Coddling moth spraying urged in Warrick County
George R. Murray, newly appointed Warrick County agent, reports Purdue entomology chief J J Davis says spraying for the first larvae of the second brood or apple worm should have been completed by July 10. Davis notes an unusual moth outbreak in Indiana this year.
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George R. Murray
Warrick County
J. J. Davis
Purdue University
Batson Family Moves to Boonville from Cowling
Batson moves his family to Boonville to settle here as his future home. He has not decided on a line of business. Batson lived in Boonville years ago and his wife was born and raised here.
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W ON. Batson
Boonville
Cowling, Sr
Mr. Batson
Turpen Hell by Mildred Trautvetter
Miss Minnie Wildt of Boonville visits her cousin Hthel Jackson for the week. Mr and Mrs Wm Ingram dine with Mr and Mrs John Trautvetter. Carmen Jarelay and Rose Chappell stay with Velma Wilkie. Dan Feldwisch of Boonville visits. Families of Orth, Ministerman, Henry Orth, Louis Orth, Mark Gore, and George Gore visit in Ivansville and Boonville.
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Minnie Wildt
Boonville
Hthel Jackson
Wm. Ingram
John Trautvetter
Carmen Jarelay
Rose Chappell
Velma Wilkie
Myre
Dan Feldwisch
G. W. Trautvetter
Ales
Flenry Orth
Ares
Ivansville
Hermap Orth
Louis Orth
Mroo
Mark Gore
Pumpkin Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Glenn Mitchell spent Sunday with Charles Broshears. Mrs Tillie Smith and daughters Dorothy and Florence returned home after a week's visit with relatives in Flenderson Kentucky. Mrs Charles Crow Minnie and Hubert Crow spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cecil Coffee of Evansville. Mrs Wm Hart and children visited Allie Barnett's family. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Mitchell visited Charles Crow Friday night. Miss Clora Aylesworth stayed with her father George Aylesworth Saturday night and Sunday.
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Glenn Mitchell
Charles Broshears
Tillie Smith
Dorothy
Florence
Flenderson
Charles Crow
Minnie
Hubert
Cecil Coffee
Evansville
Wm. Hart
Allie Barnett
Sylvester Mitchell
Clora Aylesworth
George Aylesworth
Real Estate Transfers Then in Local Listings
Forrest F Moore transfers to Clarence C Nicholson multiple lots in Elberfeld for $1. Gilda Lee and wife transfer Boonville parcels to Gurley Lee for $1. Francis J Reitz transfers Boon township property to Henry I F Koch for $1. Martha Lorena Koch and others transfer 27 lots in Newburgh to Carrie Koch for $1. Florinda J Wire and others transfer Boon township land to Elisha P Wire and others for $1. Perry Jeffries transfers to Homer A Jeffries in Anderson township for $1200. Wm E Potter transfers Ohio township tract to Bertha E Spradley for $1. John Esterline transfers to Earl Smith and wife for $900.
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Forrest F. Moore
Clarence C. Nicholson
Elberfeld
Gilda Lee
Gurley Lee
Boonville
Francis J. Reitz
Henry IF. Koch
Boon
Martha Lorena Koch
Carrie Koch
Newburgh
Florinda J. Wire
Elisha P. Wire
Perry Jeffries
Homer A. Jeffries
Anderson
Wm. E. Potter
Bertha E. Spradley
Ohio
John Esterline
Earl Smith
Williams Family Plans Denver Colorado Springs Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles D Williams and daughter Martha depart Monday for a few weeks stay in Denver and Colorado Springs. Mrs Lelia Scherrer and Misses Lillian Day and Agnes Kiper join the Gamma Iota chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa in a Walnut Street home meeting. After initiatory work, the group plus Mrs George A Roth drive to Evansville for a banquet.
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Charles D. Williams
Martha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Lelia Scherrer
Lillian Day
Agnes Kiper
Gamma Iota
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Lelia Roth
Walnut Street
George A. Roth
Evansville
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Relief for Deafness
Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers an external ointment to reduce catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic to act on mucous surfaces through the blood. It has been sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Contractors Accused of Violating Indiana Detour Law
Reports from across Indiana say road contractors fail to erect proper barricades and mark detours around construction zones. The Hoosier State Auto Association urges enforcement, offers free detour arrows, and asks residents to report enforcement failures and live fence law violations to county officials and the association.
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Hoosier State Auto Association
The
Auto Association
Indiana
Spink-Arms Hotel
Indianapolis
George Kirk Visits McKillips at Local Factory Family
George Kirk a Mos es Rosenthal company mechanic his family visit Mr and Mrs Daniel McKillip. Early cantaloupes will be ready for the table by July 15 and recent two weeks of fine growing weather favor cantaloupes and watermelons.
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George Kirk
Moses-Rosenthal Company
Daniel McKillip
Uncle Bill Koegel Goes On War Path Over Rope Barrier
The St. Charles hotel clerk known as Uncle Bill Koegel reportedly blocked auto traffic by a rope stretched from the hotel to the Enquirer building after oiling. He threatened to shoot beans at any driver who removed the rope, alarming onlookers and triggering a cautious retreat.
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Bill Koegel
Bill” Koegel
St. Charles
Enquirer
Bill
Chele Dup
Substantial citizen visits Enquirer office. Mason in Chicago
Ss N Murphy, a substantial citizen, called at the Enquirer office Monday. Mrs J W Mason visits her daughter Mrs Walter Morand in Chicago for a few weeks.
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Ss. N. Murphy
Enquirer
J. W. Mason
Walter Morand
Chicago
Possum Ridge Coal Mine Sold at Public Auction
The Possum Ridge coal mine on the traction line below Boonville was sold at public auction last Saturday. Jep Bertelsen, a long time stockholder, bought the mine for $16,450. The sale was conducted by L A Folsom, receiver of the company.
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Possum Ridge
Boonville
Jep Bertelsen
Bertelsen
L. A. Folsom
Paper Aims to Reach Warrick County Homes Next Year
A campaign seeks to distribute a newspaper to every Warrick County residence within the next year. Organizers plan broad mailing and local distribution to ensure wide readership across the county.
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Warrick County
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EL. C. Hargrave
J. D. Barker
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John D. Barker
Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
John BD. Barker
William S. Hatfield
Madden
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Fred J. Butz
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Fivansville
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Apco
Firestone
Silvertown & Lee
Fordson
Roth Motor Co
Jude
Turpen Hell
Mildred Trautvetter
Electa Crow
Floyd W. Traylor
Boonville, Indiana
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Farmers & Merchants
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Chas. F. Haas
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