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Newspaper

Boonville Enquirer

Location

Boonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

2

Pumpkin Center Social Roundup Reveals Local Visits

Sunday gatherings feature Robert and McConnell couples from Boonville and Homer McConnell's home. Electa Crow and Miss Raymond Autry join visits to Sylvester Mitchell and Evansville connections. Mrs Nicholson of Boonville stays with daughter Mrs Fred Roedel as Freddie Crow visits Dickeyville.

Homer McConnell Robert MicConnell Cliff Hemenway Albert Newburgh Electa Crow Chandler

John Deere and Oliver Farm Implements on Display

Boonville Implement Co showcases a new floor fully covered with John Deere and Oliver farm equipment. The display highlights the latest models available for farmers in the region.

John Deere Oliver Farm Boonville Implement Co

Tariff Barons Still Fatten Off People

Rug and carpet prices rise as big manufacturers announce next autumn increases. Wiltons gain 15 to 50 cents per yard, seamless chenilles up to 50 cents, brus sels 5 to 12 percent. The hikes are tied to a tariff on wood and a tax based profit, with middlemen adding their own percentages. Jacob Franz of Boonville becomes a new Enquirer subscriber.

Brussels Harding

Warrick County Democrats Rally Behind Garrison in 1924

The Boonville Enquirer signals strong support for Charles H. Garrison as Warrick County chairman and urges Democrats to back the Enquirer for party news. It notes Governor McCray, Congressman William E. Wilson, and Newt Thrall as figures in Indiana politics while predicting a sweeping 1924 Democratic year against Wall Street influence and President Harding.

Evansville Newt Thrall Thrall Vanderburg Court House Wall Street Harding Clover

Southern Trains Record High Passenger Safety for 1922

Safety department reports 17,668,600 passengers carried with no passenger fatalities from accidents or negligence in 1922. 177,084 trains ran, average passenger traveled 62.17 miles. if all distances were equal, total miles would exceed Earth’s circumference 44,000 times. Four passengers were killed by their own acts violating safety rules.

Safety Department of the Southern Railway System Southern Safety Department Th Southern

Sugar Tax Burden on Consumers Examined

The article explains how a 1.7648 cent per pound sugar tariff raises retail costs. Cuban raw sugar at New York landings would total $8.97 per hundred pounds after tariff and shrinkage, versus $7.08 without the duty, illustrating the tax’s effect on prices.

New York

Philharmonic club installs new officers at Finch home

The Philharmonic club held its monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs Lewis Finch residence on Gough Avenue. New officers installed include Mrs J H Thornburgh president Herbert O Neil vice president Mrs Vivian Agniel secretary Ernest W Owen treasurer and executive committee members Durwood Haynes James Harrison O A Cook. A musical program followed with solos and piano pieces then a social session is planned for June 12 at the Agniel home.

Philharmonic Club Lewis Finch Gough Avenue J. H. Thornburgh Herbert O'Neil Vivian Agniel Ernest W. Owen O. A. Cook James Harrison Durwood Haynes Dorothy Finch Little Grey West

Walnut logs shipped set record in Warrick county

During the past week five carloads of walnut logs and stumps were shipped from Boonville to Evansville. Bob Carroll of Evansville Veneer Company calls it a unique record, noting it exceeds shipments of any single year. The company uses six teams and ten wreckers in Warrick county.

Boonville Evansville Bob Carroll Warrick County

Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy Sales Soar Over Two Million

A Kansas City firm reports rapid growth for Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy. Since market introduction five years ago the product has generated annual sales of over two million bottles through druggists, with thousands of gallons sold via barber trade.

Lucky Tiger Remedy Company Kansas City Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy

June report of Warrick County tax distribution

Henry G. Whittinghill county auditor presents the June distribution totals. The county paid 29932.86 to the state 179403.71 to townships and 64040.23 to the rock road bond fund.

Warrick County Rock Road

John Deere Oliver and Brown cultivators unbeatable

Boonville Implement Co reports strong sales and claims in a dated notice dated April 27 highlighting John Deere and Oliver Brown cultivators as superior performers.

John Deere Oliver and Brown Boonville Implement Co

Maple Grove Cemetery Directors Elected

The stockholders association of Maple Grove cemetery met in the city council chamber Friday night and chose directors for three years Clark Thomas E C Har grave and John Kirsch for two years Henry Shafer and I O Henning.

Thirty Ex-Service Men Found With Tuberculosis

Miss Blanche Pegg of the Veterans Bureau in Evansville and Ed Kirsch post adjutant of Warrick Post No 200, American Legion, completed a three day survey of ex-service men in the county and report thirty cases of tuberculosis.

Bank cashier sues Herr brothers in circuit court

Charles W. Jewitt cashier of Beach Grove bank files a suit in the circuit court against George Herr and Edward C. Herr of Newburgh. The action concerns notes issued through the Newburgh bank that failed about two years ago.

Charles W. Jewitt Beach Grove Bank George Herr Edward C. Herr Newburgh

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Palm Beach Strouse & Bros Evansville, Ind Parcel Post Jacob Franz The Enquirer Seden Roth Motor Co Boonville, Ind Charles H. Garrison Boonville Enquirer McCray William E. Wilson Washington Wilson Truman Mundy Boon Township Luther Scales Scales Henry G. Whittinghill Harry E. Rowbottom F. Harold van Orman Rowbottom van Orman Jim Watson Jim Samuel M. Ralston Ralston Indiana Lawrence Lyons Ed Jackson Frank Hatfield Will Hays Hays Charley Chaplain Republican Party Democratic Party Hiram Johnson Europe White House CLUB L. Chaver Chiropractor Maple Grove Ota Red Crown Standard Oil E. Main and An Meter Co W. Main St E. Main St Warrick County Co-operative Co S. Sid St Hillard Barclay R. KR W. Day & Son R. R Pelzer Ind Harmon Broc Id. T. Leslie, Foon Velast Standard Oil Company Tnd
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