Mr Wylie Makes Liberal Offer To East Connersville
D M Wylie of East Side Lumber proposes a fire protection plan for East Connersville after a recent McCann fire. He will supply a water tank on a scaffold near his mill yard and keep it filled at no charge, plus provide timber for the scaffold at cost. He hopes the town board will back mutual safeguards and may support east side chemical wagon runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
East
Connersville
Wylie
D. M. Wylie
East Side Lumber Company
Wyle
Inmate Thomas O'Neal Charged After Knife Incident
George Ostheimer filed an affidavit as county infirmary superintendent alleging inmate Thomas O'Neal drew a dangerous weapon during a dispute over lawn chores. O'Neal pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Cates. Poe was convicted and fined four dollars and eighty cents plus costs and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ostheimer
Thomas O'Neal
O'Neal
Cates
Poe
Hiim
Ostheimer
Meat Prices To Rise Beset By Scarcity Says Cincinnati Times Star
The Cincinnati Times Star reports meat prices will climb well above wartime levels. Gen Mieleet Tyan of the Cincinnati Abattoir says beef may top $7 per hundred pounds, with further increases likely. Packers consider importing sheep and cattle from Argentina and Australia as feed costs and cattle scarcity push costs higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times-Star
Mieleet Tyan
Chivinnati Abattoir
Cincinnati
Argentine Republic
Australia
Farmers oppose proposed Brioce road plan to East Connersville
Farmers criticize the commissioners plan for a new road and bridge to East Connersville. They warn the project could cost well over ten thousand dollars, require land compensation, and block water flow. They favor a low fill to protect the east side and avoid costly repairs. A petition or injunction may follow at the April board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
West River
State Chemist Targets Short Weight Butter Dealers
State Chemist Barnard warns about short weight butter dealers who sell one pound servings with 1 to 2 ounces missing. Customers pay premium price for deceitful packages wrapped as a full pound. The food department has weighed several samples and found consistent short weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
State Board of Eealth
Dr G N Sims Dead at Liberty Home
The Rev. Dr. Charles M. Sims former chancellor of Syracuse University died yesterday at his Liberty home aged 71. Born in Fairfield Indiana he studied at Asbury University and earned a master’s at Ohio Wesleyan. Widely known in the community he preached here on special occasions and was famed for clear forceful sermons. He will be greatly missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Sims
Syracuer
N. Y
Liberty
Sims
Fairfield
Ind
Asbury University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Pstle
Vilporraise
Mate
Penile Collee
Chavel-Springs
Cotenersville
Shi
Card of Thanks for Joan Thomas and Family
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their wife and mother Joan Thomas and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Thomas
Tuberculosis Hospital Site Choice in Indiana Near JLamel
Governor Hanly and the Indiana Tuberculosis Commission prepare to choose a site for a state hospital. Dr. Henry Moore reports from Indianapolis after touring western camps and submitting data. The commission will review locations tomorrow and Hanly plans visits in April to select the final site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Jlamel
Laurel
Indianapolis Star
United States
Henry Moore
State Tuberculosis Commission
Indianapolis
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Advertising promises success for store ads in Astoria
The Budgett notes MiroS. D. Lanelh of Phil Joseph store left Astoria after promoting his business with persistent advertising. Lynch of the Boston store will close there tonight and open a new two floor shop in August in a top Oregon town. He credits Astoria papers and continuous ads for drawing customers, urging merchants to advertise to boost sales.
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Astoria
Oregon
Blodgett
Miros
D. Laneh
Phil Joseph
Lynch
Boston
Villamook
Mr. Lynch
Amdle
Resolutions End Memory of Brother Martin Meyer
The Brauch we S74 lodge notes the death of Martin Messer a respected brother and helper to his wife children and community. The resolution extends sympathy to his wife and children and directs a 30 day charter tribute with copies for his family and the lodge records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Martin Meyer
Martin Messer
Waereus
Brauch
Dds
Factory Quietly Expands With 47 Paid Employees in Connersville
The Connersville plant reports 47 workers on the payroll including about eight home residents. New safety features and automated doors aim to cut accidents while machinery costs rise. first female workers expected next week with two forewomen training them. Manager Guy LaRue faces pluses and losses as Queisser bolts and O'Brien vanishes, but Sullivan offers pitching help and resume shows varsity and minor league experience.
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Mar Wereld
Connersville
Krell
Guy LaRue
Queisser
Berte
O'Brien
Guy
Walter Queisser
Indianapolis
Capt
Becker
Richmond
Kentucky
O’brien
LaRue
James P. Sullivan
American Central Life Insurance Company
Sullivan
University of Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Purdue
Illinois
Lake Forest
St. Denatius
Callalan
al Stars
All Stars
Jimmy Callanham
White
Leland Giants
All-Havanias
Rosers Parks
Felix Colts
Oakleas
Callahan
Sallivus
Chicago
Chem
Cidllahn
Egret Chietera
Devlin
HY Sullivan
Dheeddy
Chace
Anderson
New Castle
Morgan
Rushville
Shamrocks
Queen Cits
Wiedemmans
Miamisburg
Middletown
Dascon Shilosis
The
Krebs
Eines
Woedeuns
Queen City
Leuanes
Twenty Thousand Newcastle Roses to Indianapolis Delegation
Newcastle Indiana ships 20 000 American Beauties roses to Watson headquarters in Indianapolis for the Republican State convention next Wednesday and Thursday. Florists arrange shipment of the fragrant blooms to decorate Watson supporters and mark the event with distinctive lapel roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
James BE. Watson
Rushville
Watson
Indianapolis
Miss Phattiee Bi Osborne Vows Quiet Olio Borough
Miss Phattiee Bi Osborne of Olio Avenue married Mir iyebert Meteo of Brookvill. in a Saturday evening ceremony at Tovelock. The home was decorated with early spring urns. About fifteen guests witnessed the ceremony as Whateb wis pere formed by ev Spencer of the First DBaotiat churel. The couple will reside at the bride’s father’s home for now.
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Phattiee
Bi Osborne
Olio Avenue
Brook
Tovelock
Spencer
Metz
Fragmented OCR Note Hints At Dangerous Medication Error
An OCR fragment describes a patient event where a dose or treatment caused severe adverse effects within ten minutes of administration. It notes possible fatal risk if a physician had not intervened and mentions Mas dates and a physician assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droinoe
Mas. Davies Fine
Dakota
Indifference to Bryan Issue Across Southern Democrats
William W W Curtis writing from Charleston reports widespread Southen indifference to the Democratic nominees due to belief the Republican will win. He notes Charleston News and Courier and other papers disfavor Bryan while editors admit uncertainty about his electability. opinions vary on whether any Democrat can carry the South while Bryan’s potential losses are acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian W W. Curtis
Charleston
South Carolina
Chicago Record-Herald
Bryan
South
Nebraska
North Pole
United States
May Hemphill
Marshand
Kentucky
Missouri
Tree Butchers Ruin Shade Trees Across the City
The spring season for pruning shade trees is underway with careless trimming that damages many trees. Some are cut so severely they will not provide shade for years, blighting the city’s beauty and sparking public concern over urban tree care.
Filthy Condition Described in Debris of Daily Life
A reader notes persistent dirt and dandruff in daily work and living spaces. The passage details disgust at filth, references to cages and dubious products, and mentions pricing and lodging in a boat, with peers offended by the mess.
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MR. Wylie
County
Tnfirmary
DR. G. N. Sims
Liberty Home
S. C. Lynch
Monster New
Tillamook, Oregon
Will
Gires
Sressveen
Fabian
Boehko
Peter
Green Bros
Andy
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