Krebs Stay In K I C League For 190k Season
Hamilton Krebs will keep the same lineup for the upcoming season with Ben Mache behind the hat Pie Stevenson at first Bo Kreimer at second Dig Marnie Dick at short Bill Brinker at third Wap Johnson in left Kitty in center Cy Sewald in right Robbie Caldwell handling the hax Grohe to manage the team and lead another possible pennant run Williamson Billy Bass and a new twirler may join as needed.
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Milders
Hamilton Krebs
Kio
Bobby Quinn
Ohio State League
Krebs
Hamilton News-Republican
Minu
Ben Mache
Pie” Stevenson
Bo Kreimer
Dig
Mrnie Dick
Short
Bill Brinker
Wap’ Johnson
Kitty
Cy" Sewald
Robbie Caldwell
Caldwell
Cornell College
Grohe
Bob
Williamson
Groale
Cincinnati
Billy Bass
Avondale
Hamilton
Jake
New Y Necessary at Indianapolis New Y Necessary at Indianapolis
Indianapolis officials approve a plan to turn interurban cars on CY switches at Shelby Street Southern Avenue and Prospect Street Keystone Avenue to ease operations after the via duct route closure. Mayor Brookwalter and officials consent to temporary shelters for passenger transfers.
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Indianapolis
Columbus & Southern
Shelby Street
Southern Avenue
Prospect Street
Keystone Avenue
State Merchants Meeting Closes in Terre Haute
The State meeting of the Indian Retail Merchants Association closed at Terre Haute last evening after a highly successful session. The business session ran from four to six with Terre Haute merchants hosting a banquet and entertainment for attendees from across the state. Local attendees included J. R. Nave Edwin McIntosh Myron Levison and A C Fick with McIntosh named to the resolutions committee.
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Indiant Retail Merchants Association
Terre Haute
J. R. Nave
Edwin Mcintosh
Myron Levison
A.C. Fick
McIntosh
Suit filed for $5,000 damages over alienation of husband
In Ripley Circuit Court Milan Indiana on January 23 Mrs Elizabeth Stafford aged 62 filed a suit for $5,000 damages against Mrs Margaret Orr aged 72 alleging alienation of her husband Sydney Cornelius Stafford aged 70.
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Milan
Ind
Ripley Circuit Court
Elizabeth Stafford
Margaret Orr
Sydney Cornelius Stafford
John K Jemison Dies at Country Home After Illness
John K. Jemison died last night at his country home a mile south of East Conn ersville from dropsy. Born 1824 near Nulltown, he spent life in Fayette County and leaves a widow, Marion Jemison, a brother Samuel Jemison, and a large estate. Funeral 1:30 PM Saturday at his home with Rev John Machlan officiating.
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John K. Jemison
Connersville
Nulltown
Faye
Tle
Methodist
Shiloh
John Machlan
Main Street
M. E. Church
Fatal Croton Oil Joke Kills Boy Tramp in City
The Columbus Republican details the death of Harold, the so called boy tramp, after reportedly being given croton oil in whiskey as a cruel joke. Coroner Benham notes croton oil can be fatal in large doses and indicates Harold died after frothing at the mouth and collapsing on Third Street. Building prospects in Connersville show optimism with signage of a busy season ahead, amid hopes for contractors and local industry revival.
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Columbus Republican
Flarold
Imiuiah
Harold
Sitoon
Benhath
J. W. Benhant
Tramp
Croton
Third Street
Benham
Croton Oi
Aind
Tarald
Sherrie Cox
Tareth
Rhines
Tharlie
Charles Maneghon
Connersville Lumber Co
Fast Side Lumber Company
Wylie
Public sale announced for Micheal Krank at Connersville residence
Micheal Krank to sell at his residence one mile northwest of Connersville on Tuesday February 4. Items include 4 head of young horses 2 mules 1 heavy draft mare 7 Shorthorn cows 6 brood sows a sale barn 400 bushels of corn and many farming implements. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
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Micheal Krank
Connersville
D&wk P
Clyde Bridgeford Conducts Laurel Business Today
Clyde Bridgeford spent today in Laurel handling his affairs as local business activity continued in the town center.
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Clyde Bridgeford
Laurel
Notice to Spitters Promulgated by Indiana Health Board
The Indiana State Board of Health issues a notice condemning spitting as filthy and dangerous. It warns that drying spit can carry diseases like diphtheria and tuberculosis, urging people to respect others' comfort and health. The notice will be displayed prominently along interurban routes across the state.
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Indiana State Board Health
Mr and Mrs Henry Silvey Visit Dublin Home
Mr Henry Silvey and his wife spent yesterday at the home of his parents in Dublin.
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Henry Silvey
Dublin
Death of Milton resident amid traction wreck injuries
Leopold Baker aged 7S years of Milton died from internal injuries suffered in a collision between two street cars near Earthbarn cemetery. He, W W Wainwright, and Henry Baker were among four victims. Baker survived by three children and a granddaughter, with funeral arranged by the Milton Masonic lodge. He was a Prussian immigrant who settled in Milton in 1864 and worked in the shoe trade before retiring due to injuries.
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Leopold Baker
Mays
W. W. Wainwright
Henry Baker
Milton
Earthbarn Cemetery
Baker
Prussia
Kenton
Ohio
Wayne County
Lulu Baker
Masonic Order
Harry
Charles Wainwright
Chicaeo
Ely
Frerat
Card of Thanks for Niket Tucker
Mary Elizabeth Tucker expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness after illness and burial of her daughter Niket. Special appreciation to those who sent floral tributes. Rev G Lamb is reported worse with influenza after several days of illness.
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Niket
Janeriad
Mary Elizabeted Tucker
Lamb
Ingrippe
Slick as Soap Swindler Claims Indian apolis Scamspan
A swindler posing as an agent for an Indianapolis soap company operated across Indiana Ohio Michigan and Iowa. He took orders for soap with a two dollar payment plus a fine china dinner set promised. Purchasers paid half upfront and waited for non arriving soap. company says the man is a swindler and denies any connection.
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Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs John Fey in the Sunny South
A letter from brother-in-law Fey written from Orleans Provida describes the enjoyable scenery and arrival of the Fey party. They note quiet days with Will Pex and family and plan to return home in May after a possible trip to Cuba. The letter mentions orange blossoms in a cluster.
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MR. and
Mrs. John Fey
Noahoer Bradford Thes
Itelaw
Delat Fey
Orlane
Provida
Mr. Pex
Miss Athakes
Dafrer
Will Pex
Tavine Diane
Miragal
Cube
Rcy Olivlast
Peru Woman Arthur Plotener Aids in Law Days Visit
Mes Arthur Plotener of Peru arrived here yesterday and will be a guest at the home of her sister Mrs Hawkins for a law days.
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Arthur Plotener
Peru
Diana
Blo Hawkins
Dunlap Farm Survey Underway Near City
A land survey of the Dunlap farm behind the city started yesterday. Prospective buyers include Charles Lilie of East Connersville and Herman Lilie of Daven wort Town. The irregular tract may yield five dollars an acre, with a wedge shaped leftover land likely to be freed for future dwellings. The remainder will stay in farming. road work is planned for spring once funds are available.
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Charles Lilie
East Connersvile
Herman Lilie
Davenwort
State geologist Blatchley badly injured near Russellville
Indiana state geologist W S Blatchley crawled a half mile with a broken right leg and torn tendons after slipping on ice while visiting Morton Fordyce near Russellville. He reached a farmhouse fence and was helped to a railroad station. Dr. David Ross treated him in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Star
W. S. Blatchley
Indiana
Russellville
Indianapolis
Blatchley
David Ross
Post Office Postpones Renewal Rule for Weekly Papers
A 1980s post office ruling requires weekly paper subscribers to renew within a year after expiration or be dropped from the list. Delinquent customers face higher rates and possible discontinuation after two years of no payment. Publishers must adjust practices to avoid loss of subscribers and revenue.
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Postoffice Department
Serms
Postotiee
Amean
Phas
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Charles and
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