Will H Craig Arrested Over Indictment In Hancock County
Noblesville Ledger editor Will H Craig was arrested in Carthage Indiana on a Hancock county grand jury indictment for criminal libel. He published a letter accusing court officials of corruption and the piece urges penalties for underage liquor access and misrepresentation. The Indianapolis Sentinel sale and Greenfield convention with Jim Watson renomination are noted.
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Will H. Craig
Noblesville Ledger
Hancock County
Craig
Pain Balm Restores Back Comfort Says Advert
An advertisement suggests chronic backache from rheumatic muscle pain can be cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two or three times daily. If relief fails, apply a dampened flannel with Pain Balm for quicker relief. Sold by all druggists. McClanna Carthage.
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McClanna
Carthage
Chamberlain
McClain
A Good Butter Cow Record Sought by Fortville Reader
Squire A H Kinnaman of Fortville claims ownership of a Jersey mulled cow. From sixteen milkings his family churned seventeen and one third pounds of rice butter and he asks readers if any animal can equal or exceed this record.
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Richmond Daily Item
A. H. Kinnaman
Fortville
Jersey
Local News Notes on Engagements Travel and Deaths
Mr and Mrs W J Henley announce the engagement of daughter Florence to Dr M N Hadley of Telluride Colorado. Several visits and travels are noted including a fatal accident in Manitoba and distant business trips. church events and women’s club activities are described with multiple local residents mentioned.
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W. J. Henley
Florence
M. N. Hadley
Telluride
Colorado
Will Silers
Drury Allsman
Frank Holt
Richmond
J. Arthur Lineback
Clyde N. Smith
Knightstown
J. B. Howland
Rushville
Collins dairy sale and town social notes in Charlottesville
Community news from Charlottesville highlights a dairy sale dated Feb 28 and a Wednesday birthday gathering at Frank Craft's home with attendees from Carthage Hoover and nearby towns. The column lists numerous local residents, visits, moves, and social events, including music, marriages, and guest appearances, with multiple references to hotels and farms in the area.
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Collins
Frank Craft
Town
Mort Stanley
Carthage
Jay Simpon
Hoover
W. S. Land
J. H. Lane
Curtis Millikan
Ernest Lane
Will Bell
Johnson, Derry
Roland
Jay Simpson
W.S. Lane
Emery Lacy
Charles Cross
Peter Fields
Wilkinson
Farm discussion and premium awards at meeting
A local meeting featured talks by J H Gwaltney and A O Lockridge on livestock care and crop improvement. Premiums. a Corn ad. adjournment set for afternoon sessions and a note on a workman Wanted and Clover crop guidance.
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le Rev
C.O. Whitely
James L. Hill
O. W. Righter
J. H. Gwaltney
Wm. C. Swain
A. O. Lockridge
Anna E. Hill
Local social scene fills evening with music and visits
Young and old join a social evening at the Fenn home on East Street featuring music by the McCorkhill brothers and elegant refreshments. Nearby notices mention town residents visiting relatives, moves, and community events across Henry and Rush counties.
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Jesse Fenn
East Street
McCorkhill Brothers
Mi Ie Ber
Sparnt
Lebanon
Bertha
Floyd Gerber
Ione
Ernest Cox
Collins dairy sale and local social notes
Albert Williams remained at Centerville tending his mother who is nearing death. Charney Lindamod of New Castle visited nearby Sunday. John Hushaur and wife hosted Emory Lindamood and family and Earl Ratcliff and wife from near Kennard for dinner Sunday. Jennie Unthank departed for Texas in response to a message.
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Albert Williams
Centerville
Charney Lindamod
New Castle
John Hushaur
Emory Lindamood
Earl Ratcliff
Kennard
Jennie Unthank
Texas
Samuel Kennedy Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr Samuel Kennedy of Shelbyville Maryland is an eye ear nose throat specialist. He offers glasses fitting from his office at 79 East Franklin Street.
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Samuel Kennedy
Shelbyville, MD
East Franklin Street
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