Boys Live Stock Judging Team Is Chosen
Warrick county selects four top placers to represent at the state fair after a Purdue judged contest held August 28. Merrill Wilke Edwin Nonweiler Otis Scales Alvin Graper to represent Warrick. Local sponsors include Warrick County Farm Bureau Boonville Fair Association and multiple banks and firms contributing funds to cover trip costs.
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Warrick County
Prof
Gobble
Purdue University
Merrill Wilke
Edwin Nonweiler
Otis Scales
Alvin Graper
Warrick County Farm Bureau
Boonville Fair Association
Geo, J. Roth & Cow
Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
the Roth Motor Co
the Model Clothing Co
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Boonville Implement Co
Warrick Co-Operative Co
E. C. Pelzer Clothing Co
Shafer Bros. Furniture Co
Service Garage
Prizes Awarded At Boonville Fair By Local Nurseries
The Maple Wood Gardens of Boonville and Home Nursery of Hatfield Ind awarded weekly prizes at the Big Boonville Fair. Winners include Mrs Emma Meyer Boonville pink lily Mrs Ed Shafer Boonville evergreen Mrs H Gee Evansville pink lily Oma Hart Boonville evergreen Thomas Lenn Evansville Geranium Jacob Zimbro Henderson Ky Fern Earl Dillingham Boonville Evergeen Miss Mabel Tillman Boonville Privan Fence Josh Weatherholt Rockport Heliotrope. The notices also include details of miscellaneous court and public notices from Warrick County.
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Hatfield
Ind
Boonville
Emma Meyer
Maple Wood Gardens
Ed Shafer
Evergreen
Home Nursery
H. Gee
E. du. St
Evansville
Oma Hart
Thomas Lenn
R. F
Jscob Zimbro
Henderson, Ky
Earl Dillingham
Everfireen
Mabel Tillman
Josh Weatherholt
Rockport
Little Lovin and Song Light Up the Work
A verse from the Houston Post extols adding love, gladness, sweetness, and song to work. It argues such care makes tasks enjoyable, attracts attention, earns appreciation, and returns love and fame as the effort grows beyond expectations.
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Houston Post
Bank Credited for Lincoln City Gravel Road Bonds
Dale State Bank guaranteed early gravel road financing by taking over the bonds when others fled the market. Boonville Red Sox beat Evansville Carleton 3 to 2 in a fast game. Boonville limited Evansville to three hits with Small's timely hitting noted as a feature.
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Lincoln City
Dale State Bank
Dale Reporter
Boonville
Dayville Community Notes Include Fair Wins and Court Session
Mrs. Martin Wilsbacher and daughters Pauline and Mary attended the Boonville fair where a yearling male owned by Mr. Wilsbacher won the blue ribbon. An ice cream social in Dayville drew a large crowd. Attendees at St John’s picnic included the Forler and Keller families and Mr. Spaetti. Mrs. B Forler and Gerald Forler were in Newburgh Friday. Warrick County circuit court opened with Judge Caleb J Lindsey. liquor law violations fill the docket and the grand jury is in session.
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Martin Wilsbacher
Pauline
Mary
Boonville
Warrick County
Caleb J. Lindsey
Notice of Administration in Warrick County
The undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Warrick County Indiana administrator of the estate of William Logan McKinney late of Warrick County. The estate is believed solvent. S Green McKinney is administrator with Roscoe Kiper as attorney dated August 27 1923. Sept 7-14.
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Nol
Durwood Haynes
Boonville
Haynes
Lyceum
Continental
Lyceum Bureau
State of Indiana
Warrick County
Warrick Circuit Court
Charles Lowe
Arry Lowe
Commodore Gentry
Emma Gentry
Homer Polk
Heilman Polk
Claud Woolsey
Myrtle Polk
John J. Lowe
State of
Indiana
Warrick
A. D
Board of Commissioners
John Winternheimer
William L. Hay
John W. Robinson
County of Warrick
Henry G. Whittinghill
Arthur C. Stone
Eugene G. Sargeant
Farmers Bank of
Newburgh
Charles W. Camp
Robert S. Fowier
London and Lancashire Indemnity Company of America
Fidelity
John C. Effinger
Arthur H. Halverson
Warrick Circuit
Ernest Wilkinson
William Logan McKinney
Notice of Time Warrant Auction in Tennyson Indiana
Board of Trustees of the Town of Tennyson Indiana invites sealed bids for sale of a Time Warrant for seven thousand five hundred dollars to mature in twelve months with six percent interest. Bids due September 15 1923 at 10 00 A M at the Tennyson National Bank building Tennyson Indiana.
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Tennyson
Indiana
Tennyson National Bank
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East Side
Ira
Ferguson
Corner
L. W. Owens
South Side
Tillman & Co
Moore
Armstrong
North Side
Division Street
C. Y. Eidson
Public Square
J. A. O'Neil
West Locust Street
South Third Street
W. S. Howard
W. Lake Street
Oakland City
Shaferboost
Lane
Leonard Ashley
Bath
West Main Street
Gough Ave
Purdue
Abner Jones
Richland
Richland Exchange
Thornburgh
INE Cash Store
George R. Murray
Waple Wood Gardens
Fred Tweedy
Evansville Press
Tye
Joey
Board of Trustees
Iva Spradley
Ora A. Davis
Ohio Township
F. A. Jenner
Oakland
W. J. Veeck
Boonville Building and Loan Ass'n
L. Chaver
Chiropractor
Dayville
Robert Louis Stevenson
The
Enquirer
S. Green M’kinney
Roscoe Kiper
Ira Seales
D.C