23 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
Reports detail multiple incidents including Herbert Cash's fatal shooting of Jud Sims near Martinsville, Cash surrendering to the sheriff at Marshall, and various legal actions. Other items note accidents, a railroad settlement, fires and burns, a boy's death during surgery, and local civic matters.
Westfield resident S Roberts and central Indiana neighbors discuss a mysterious letter marked EY on growing oat blades. Some link the symbol to Civil War era marks or Ballinger controversy while others see no political meaning. Farmers examine dozens of blades for a pattern as debates swirl about signs and future crops.
Fragmented text outlines a birthday event and weekend plans with scattered names and places. The readable fragments mention a date in February and various people and activities, but specific details remain unclear.
In Ada, Owen and Col. battle over a local trade issue and the supply of Cun peloeotk for cook pots. The article mentions partners, dates, and a planned meeting to discuss business arrangements and a breather in shipments.
A fragmented OCR note cites an ordinance but unreadable portions obscure scope and details. It hints at city actions and dates but essential terms are corrupted, leaving unclear which bodies enacted measures and what outcomes or deadlines apply.
Readable passages describe a Marion township family history and household events. Notes reference a resident named Hodues and a deceased father Wi. Phodeos, with mentions of land, a deed signed by Andrew Jackson, and neighbors in rural farmlands near Dutville. The text recalls a marriage, children, caregiving, and long-standing ties within the community.
A party near Greencastle marked Tia Masten’s 20th birthday with friends invited for a daytime visit. Tim Masten was lured away and returned to a cheerful gathering as guests praised Mrs. Masten for her hospitality and the memorable surprise.
Miss Leachman departs New York on June 22 with an Ohio Wesleyan and DePauw party for three months in the British Isles Belgium Holkind Germany Austria Switzerland and France. They will be guests of Anton Lang at Obernai where the Passion Play is staged. the chaperon Por. Podd accompanies the group. The party plans to arrive in Montreal Canada in September. Miss Leachman is linked to Mrs. Mebhutie of Stilesville.
The notice describes upcoming street sprinkling and dust suppression during the retaining season. It mentions a Baptist Church activity and street traffic along Marin Street from the north to east and west, with stores affected by reduced disruption and a plan to tidy the area at Cumip and XY Col Phis intersection for public safety.
A garbled report describes a legal proceeding involving abatement and a defendant linked to a person named Joseph Stilimget. The text notes a sentencing or action to occur this week and references a long service or tenure of thirty three years with a monetary claim of about $400.
An advocacy piece argues that home enterprises must be organized and equipped to compete with mail order and catalogue houses. It asserts advertisers drive town growth, warns against business owners who refuse to advertise, and urges forming a united local commerce league to boost prices, cash sales, and town prosperity.
An odd lettered fragment requests clarification of a social event and mentions attendees and a late Wednesday gathering. Names such as Jorge, Phe, and Miller appear amid unclear phrases. The piece hints at a planned party or meeting and a potential public notice about timing and location.
St Wayne defeated Grand Rapids 1 to 0 and Wabash beat Lafayette 1 to 5. Cleveland edged New York 7 to 6 in a high scoring game. Wheeling and Terre Haute tied 2 to 2 after eleven innings to catch trains. Pittsburg beat New York 6 to 5 as Boston won a 4 to 1 game. Brooklyn and Chicago split in extra innings, and the Browns won 4 to 3 in their series. Princeton defeated Yale 7 to 5 in a college baseball clash before a large crowd.
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