Regixlation debates and budget reforms in state senate
The week foresees significant legislative action with measures spanning taxation, apportionment, and road funding. Headlines include Income and Corporation Tax debates, Cure Apportionment, and the Three Mile Route bill amendments. Lawmakers push for orderly passage while resisting broad changes and district fights. Local leaders discuss time constraints and the need for careful study of bills before reaching agreement.
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McKenany
Myern
Busted
Jamal
Peuninin
Imasmiel
Rankx
Lowe
Ladsow
Merion County
Indiana
Megeal Hill
Mainotain
Eben
Senate
Subscrib er renewal notice on old newspaper square
An aged square shows a subscription renewal prompt with a faded price and address form. The notice hints the Gazette subscription lapsed and urges payment to resume delivery for another year.
County Teachers Meeting Tomorrow
Deputy teachers will meet in the assembly room at the county seat to discuss the session and routine business. Attorney Albert Sump of Fidlamtpolix will speak, and the public is invited to attend.
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Romere
Han Albert Sump
Fidlamtpolix
Will! Dal
Mey Stump
Lamurrow
Truck Regulation Sparks Protests and Debate
Regulators push limits on truck length and weight, provoking protests as lawmakers debate exemptions and penalties. The plan seeks to curb long trailers and heavy loads by restricting trailers to six inches? and tying truck weights to maintenance costs. Officials urge timely action before a key legislative deadline.
Local residents admitted to hospital in mid February
ISPTTAL NEWS lists several Chicago area residents admitted to the hospital Friday February 13 through Sunday February 21. Names include Mra Hannah Bills, Miss Lacy Kitager, Edward Muncie, Mr. Lovie Sawyer, Mra Hester Howck, Hershel Turner, and William Health, with addresses on North Chicago Avenue North Walnut Street East Jackson Street Meridian Street Carbon and Poland.
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Hannah Bills
North
Chicago Avenue
Miss Lacy Kitager
Walnut ‘Street
Edward Muncie
Sinal
John Muncie
Oath Meridian Street
Mon Thay
Lovie Sawyer
Carbon
Hester Howck
East Jackson
Hershel Turner
East Krazan
William
New Court Cases Dig Oris Crickshank v Otto Lytle
The case lists Criskshank and Otto Lytle on account with Herbert IL Criss attorney for the plaintiff Phoebe Steghey as son of L Broth era Amanda Brothers Adam Brothers and a foreclose mortgage Phillipa and Weaver represent the plaintiffs Minetta Brown v Thurson Brows a divorce with B V Goshurn attorney for the defense
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Dig, Oris
Cruikshank
Otto Lytle
Herbert IL Criss
Phoebe Steghey
Sohn L. Brothera
Amanda Brothers
Adam Brothers
Phillipa and
Weaver
Planta
Minetta Brown
Thurson Brows
B. V. Goshurn
4-H Club Meetings for Local Leaders
State Oil Department officials from Pordie University will conduct two crucial meetings for 4-H leaders in Clay County on February 24 at the Ongrt Daese. Morning session covers bag handling and craft projects, while afternoon sessions discuss successful club leadership, program adoption, and addressing challenges with Miss Ednw Troth and Mr. F. M. Shank Jin guiding leaders and members.
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Manters
State Oil Department
Pordie
Chuir
Ednw Troth
Kirs
F. M. Shank Jin
Indiana bill tames per county funds fee shift across chambers
In Indianapolis Reb 19, a measure to move fees from offices to the county fund won approval in both houses of the Indiana General Assembly. The plan bases funds on county population and sets salaries for officials. The bill was introduced by Representatives Fabius Gwin and Milew Porous, with Senator George W. Hima backing it in the Senate. County totals cited include Vigo at 7,200 for the sheriff and 10,000 for deputies and assistants.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Fabius Gwin
Sruals
Milew Porous
Winchester
Senate
George W. Hima
Terre Haute
World Day of Prayer May Unite Churches in Trraxil
The various churches of Trraxil will host the annual World Day of Prayer. Women across the world unite in prayer for missionary work and welfare of missionaries. A program is planned and the public is invited to attend this meeting.
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Trraxil
Finluy
Harold Lee Sentenced In Reformatory Court
Harold Lee of Princeton pleaded guilty in Clay Circuit Court to a crime unspecified in the fragment. Judge WW Hitchen sentenced him to a reformatory term of up to eight years. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
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Agilarolt Tae
Princeton
Jota Dewnlag
Meridian
Legion Sponsors Benefit Show in Clay County
A three day magic attraction showcases a famed magician from New York City. The big show will be held in the assembly room at the courthouse, sponsored by the Clay County post of the American Legion. Tickets cost 15 cents with proceeds benefiting city welfare programs. opening night invites all families to attend free of charge and enjoy surprises.
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Court House
Clay County Post
American Legion
Aro
Westonnet
New York City
Ami
Legion Post
Indiana man guilty of drunken driving at Clay Circuit
Ralph J. Sharp of Indianapolis was found guilty of driving intoxicated after failing to stop for a signal, crashing into a vehicle driven by Wayne Crafton. He was sentenced to six months at the state farm and had his driving license suspended for a year, with a small amount of liquor found in his car and the Indianapolis agency claiming ownership due to partial payment.
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Ralph J. Sharp
Indianapals
Dodge
T. W. Hotchleon
State Farm
Sharp
Wayne Craft Ten
Sharp 31
Terre Haute
Indianapais
Bhar Fadgely
Whitlam Bridgewaters and Briles Tie for Local Race
A scrambled OCR fragment lists Whitlam Bridgewaters of Brasil and Joel M. Briles of Terre Hearte tied in a local contest with various numbers and names such as Letole DP, Orville BL Heagan, Coal City, Vivien Wagstaff, Tanet A. Rickardson, Zi, without clear context or dates.
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Whitlam Bridgewaters
Brasil
Letole DP
Bridgewaters
Same
Orville
Heagan
Coal City
Vivien Wagstaff
Joel M. Briles
Terre Hearte
Tanet A. Rickardson
B P W Observe Second Birthday Celebration Plan
The B P W Observe club plans its second birthday celebration at the Glenn home on South Walnut Street, featuring an international relations program and a talk by Clinton Business woman Alarie Perguam Thompson who will share foreign travel and wartime club experiences.
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Chytof
Glennome
South Walnut Street
Federation
Alarie Perguam Thompson
Clinton
Warloga
Fire destroys Mace saw mill at Center Point
The Mace saw mill, a longtime Center Point landmark, was destroyed by fire Monday night. Boilers and lumber stock burned, with losses estimated at 5,000 for the mill and 2,000 for the hardwood inventory. Mr. Mace and family operated the mill for 25 to 30 years and may rebuild, though plans are undecided.
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Mace
Ue Mace
Mil
Accident Victim Improves After Collision On Knight Street Crossing
Edward Muncie a five year old boy injured when a truck driven by his father struck the rear of a switch engine at Knight Street crossing while coal was being moved. The boy was rescued from wreckage and shows signs of recovery as doctors report progress.
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Edward Muncie
John Muncie
Mondas
Knight Street
T|ee
Farm Bureau Presses For Tax Relief Plan
Farm Bureau pushes tax relief as a broad strategy to ease farmer costs and spread the tax burden more equitably. Officials argue proposed measures would replace part of the current tax load with revenue from other sources and support government funding while helping farmers remain competitive.
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Wuek Boome
Moreno
Inilaiepolla
iHlon
Lewin Tasslor
Bo Peau
Etrich
Mike
Tay
Porter
Extendi
Pure E Vener
Sir. Taylor
Juibby
Farm Bureau
Gasaway Trial Set For March Second
James Iuesway was arrested on intoxication charges and a court date was set for March second. The youth, appearing nervous, received a suspended sentence for drunken driving as his father was absent on business in Kentucky. W Lee, county attorney, was appointed to defend him amid concerns over illness.
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James Iuesway
Mtott
Kentucky
W. Lee
Slow Recovery Seen After Sudden Attack
Mrs. Voortrees McCullough, stricken by a sudden attack on February 8, remains slowly recovering. Her husband, critically ill with pneumonia at the time, is also slowly improving as both seek stability after the incident.
Red'Avrancy Hed Men Meeting At Staunton Lodge Ball
County council of Redʼ Avrantey Hed Men will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at the Staunton Lodge ball with several grand officers in attendance. An invitation is extended to all tribes of Clay County. Arsenia Jackson of St. Louis has been visiting the Adamesn home on East Olive Street this past week.
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Staunton Lodge
Clay County
Ars
Alevia Jackson
St. Louis
Ed. Adamesn
East Olive Street
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