Blackfeet Indians Cut First Melon of 48000 Oil Land Profits
Blackfeet Tribe has received 48000 in rental and bonus on oil and gas land as it expects more from its oil wealth. The old medicine man’s prophecy inspires hope the tribe will regain wealth as they were once the richest in America. Miss Mary Ann Kulmer visited Indianapolis grandparents Dr. and Mrs. Clark Gause. Mrs. Leonard Ruby and children visited relatives here before returning to Jackson Michigan. Miss Jeanette Rawls spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Avery Rawls.
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America
Indianapolis Star
Mary Ann Kulmer
Indianapolis
Clark Gause
Leonard Ruby
Jackson
Michigan
Jeanette Rawls
Mrs
Avery Rawls
New Light Rates Proposed by Public Service Indiana
In Carthage customers could save about 1180 yearly as Public Service Company of Indiana seeks new electric rates filed in Indianapolis. Rates set by schedule include stepped charges for residential, cooking, commercial lighting and general power with minimum meter charges and horse power baselines.
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Public Service Company of Indiana
Carthage
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
P. A. McLeod
Newcastle
H. P
Watson Becomes Air Minded and Plans Planes Commute
Former Indiana senator James E. Watson after thirty years in Congress returns to Indiana and declares he will commute by air between Indianapolis, Chicago, and Washington. He names Rushville as home, sets up with White Wright & Boleman, and says he seeks to stay active in the Republican party while living in Indiana. He recalls a busy year as majority leader and notes a heavy letter count daily.
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Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Indiana
Congress
Columbia Club
Senate
Chicago
Washington
South Bend
White, Wright & Boleman
Merchants Bank
Burrell Wright
Republican State Committee
Watson
House
Bert Morgan
First Share Of Gasoline Tax Paid
Floyd Williamson state auditor distributed the gasoline tax funds this week totaling 2 544 016 to counties cities and towns. Counties receive 2 043 21 on population and road mileage and cities towns 510 803 on population. An additional 3 512 520 goes to the state highway department and 58 504 to the general fund. Rush county gets 20 966 and Rushville city 1 389 55.
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Floyd Williamson
State Highway Department
State General Fund
General Assembly
Highway Department
Rush County
Rushville
Death of Harry A. Ale
Harry A. Ale age 31 of Indianapolis died last Friday at City hospital after burns from an explosion at the Plaza Motor Garage where he had managed for four years. Survived by widow, parents Charles and Mrs. Ale, two sisters Mrs Henry E Swing and Mrs Thomas J Passwater, one brother John H Ale. born Evansville. Interment Noblesville. Additional local social notes mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCorkle and by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barrett and others.
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Harry A. Ale
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Charles Ale
Henry E. Swing
Thomas J. Passwater
John H. Ale
Ale
Passwater
Ripley Township
Mr. Ale
Evansville
Plaza Motor Garage
Noblesville
Rushville Band Shines in District Contest Honors
Rushville high school musicians directed by Donald Myers earned a grand slam in the district contest at Shelbyville. Six entries qualified for the state meet at La Porte May 5 and 6, including class B concert and parade. Ben L. Niles won in baritone and trombone solos. Robert Waggener qualified in clarinet. the Rushville trumpet quartet earned state berth.
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Rushville
Rushville High School
Donald Myers
Shelbyville
la Porte
Ben L. Niles
Robert Waggener
Fairmount
Knightstown
Death of Edward A Frazee Rushville farmer dies after operation
Edward Aston Frazee 77 longtime Rushville resident and retired farmer died Saturday at Fayette Memorial hospital Connersville from shock after a major operation. He leaves widow two daughters son a brother and three grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at Main Street Christian church Rushville.
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Austen Frazee
Edward Aston Frazee
Rushville
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Connersville
Mr. Frazee
Ephrian S
Frances Austen Frazee
Noble Township
Rush County
Main Street Christian Church
Foreclosure sale nets pennies for Eaton livestock west of Newcastle
Neighbors of Chalmers Eaton, west of Newcastle, bought his livestock at a foreclosure sale for only a few cents per head and returned the herd to him. Eaton, who moved from Fortville a year ago, assigned his stock to a mortgage holder after a chattel mortgage default. Bids were minuscule, with no bid exceeding $1, while hogs cows and horses drew four three and four to fourteen cents respectively. The sale passed without violence as quiet bidding persisted.
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Chalmers Eaton
Newcastle
Eaton
Fortville
Hannegan Church of Christ Marks Centennial
The Hannegan Church of Christ near here observes its centennial this week. The first log church for the congregation was built in 1833 and served until 1869 when it burned.
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Hannegan Church of Christ
Here
New Church Building Erected After Civil War Clash
A new church structure rose south of the original site after its destruction. The building was remodeled in 1920 and now serves the congregation as a meeting place.
New Terminal Opens in Cincinnati Union Terminal Dedication
The Cincinnati Union Terminal opened Friday, costing 41 million dollars. The complex covers 287 acres with 17,000 passenger accommodations and 216 daily trains. Seven railroads use 17 structures, including a movie theater and extensive facilities for trainmen. The half dome facade rises 120 feet above a landscaped park and illuminated fountain.
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Cincinnati
Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Nancy A. Jordan deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. Henry Jessup named Administrator dated April 3 1933 and attested by Clerk Dale Fisher. Gary and Bohannon Attorneys 314l.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Nancy A. Jordan
Henry Jessup
Dale Fisher
Rush Circuit Court
Gary & Bohannon
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Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
Schrichte
S. Mair
Rushville, Indiana
Howard E. Henley
Insurance Carthage
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
W. J. Henley, Sr
Wm. F. Marshall
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Marshall
Atlantic Monthly
Alantic
the Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Howard McCorkle
Near Sexton
Mr. McCorkle
Lon McCorkle
Howard Barrett
John Ball
Louis Campbell
Emerson
The
Geo. W. Williams Co
Knightstown, Indiana
Hannegan Church
Smith Restaurant
Pitman & Wilson
Rexall
Greenfield Fertilizer CO
Greenfield
Ralph Siler
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