Transfer of fifty-foot lot to Oscar and I. O. Chance recorded
The Auditors office records a transfer of a fifty-foot lot from Conwell square to Oscar and I. O. Chance, adjoining Government purchase and facing Central avenue, at sixty five dollars per front foot. Local items note hunting trips and visits by residents of Yankeetown and nearby towns, plus a social event at the hotel with a rabbit hunt and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conwell Square
Oscar and
I. O. Chance
Auditor's Office
Central Avenue
Will probate J. M. Higes estate with widow executrix
The will of J. M. Higes was filed for probate this afternoon. It leaves all real and personal property to his widow in fee simple, subject to debts. Witnesses Maude M. Kuh Finly Gray and Frank M. Edwards. widow named executrix. Funeral details and local notices follow with names of residents and community events.
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Pete ‘Petrosen
Cernete Fields Drdherit
Joces Hitler
Allies Hodnat
Wohi
Croorpia Davenport
Jol M. Higes
Maude M. Kuh
Finly Gray
Frank M. Edwards
J.H. Piper and
Falmouth
Value of Yield From Ground Tops World Wealth
Special Washington dispatch reports that American crops this year add vast wealth unseen before. Secretary Wilson discusses tangible property from corn, cotton, wheat and other staples, noting a near seven and a half billion dollar gain and the impact of supply and demand on prices.
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William
Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Washington
America
Wilson
United States
Funeral notices and interments in local cemeteries
Curtis Withrow and Messrs Henry Knoll and Guerney Alazeno are noted in funeral rites. Edward Chapman’s funeral at Eagles Quarters featured Masonic pallbearers and a large attendance. W. W. Wainwright received a government patent for Blower casing. Obituaries mention Rev H H Hinton and various local attendees, with services under U A R auspices and at city cemeteries.
Surprise housewarming at Caldwell home from kin
Bert Caldwell and wife staged a private surprise at Sanford Caldwell and wife in their new country house. Guests arrived by carriage and auto bearing baskets of food, dinner was lavish, and a new bookcase was gifted. Attendees included many neighbors and relatives such as Ruth Caldwell, Mrs George McClure, Elwood Woabbteete, and Mrs Sarah Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Caldwell
Bert Caldwell
Caldwell
Miro
Sarah Stiipley
Gieorge McClure
John Caldweld
Ruth
Albert Caldwell
Vere
Vere Poeeon
Pan Caldwell
Hirami Stiptey
Selbert Caldwell
Walk Dettiott
Maro
Death Calls AUED Citizen 1832 Norma Riley
Joseph Henry Riley a respected citizen of Laurel Indiana died at his home on Ninth Street after several months of illness. Born in Maryland in 1832 he moved with his family to Indiana and later settled in Laurel and then this city. He leaves a widow six children one surviving daughter Mrs John T Wilkin two brothers and a large circle of friends. Funeral services were held at the First M E Church with Rev W I Smith and District Supt Rawls officiating and he was laid to rest in the city cemetery.
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Joseph Henry Riley
Ninth Street
Ile
Mr. Riley
Queen Anne County
Maryland
Indiana
Franklin County
T Blooming Grove
Laurel
Methodist Church
Anna Gever
Dauerel
John T. Wilkin
Sandas Schloeb
M. OK
W. I. Smith
B. Rawls
L. T. Bower
P. W H. Kensier
Robert Denison
Scott Michener
Frank Miller
W. E E. Ochiltree
Dan Jeffrey Known Livery Stable Figure in City
Dan Jeffrey, a well known figure among friends, is tied to the old Callaway livery barn where horses are kept and restructured. His wide acquaintance will aid his real business venture, making him one of the citys most desired livery stables names.
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Dan Jeffrey
Bine
Callaway
Dan Ots
Ity
Trade Offer for Residence and Farm Business
Fragmentary ad notes a trade proposition for a nice residence and good farm business. Proposal to take or pay the difference includes an address Lock Box 61, 28uct-tf.
ED CHAPMAN DEAD A Franklin County native and tailor may refer to
Ed Chapman a Franklin County native and former tailor died after two weeks of illness at Fayette sanitarium. He worked as an order worker and was known for his friendly demeanor. Survived by five brothers Otis Johnstown Joe Will and Carl in Anderson two sisters Mrs Penny and Miss Ethel James town and his father. Funeral set for two o'clock tomorrow at the local Eagles hall where he was an active member.
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Edward Chapman
Eagles
Roy Enos
Frank Mahin
William Deck
William Cappel
Willian Walker
William Dawson
Patermierdt
Ade
Ciey Celetery
Riward Chapman
Fayette
Ileo
Colin Chapman
Otis
Johnstown
Joe
Will
Carl Chapman
Anderson
Pred Penny
Ethel Chapman
Jaimestown
Indiana
Sage Place
Hall of the Loca Order of Eagles
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Lester
Harry Schenkel
New Trenton
David Risk
Yankeetown
Hiram Shipley
J. N. Falls
Camebridge City
Dauhter
Willard
Noah Ashworth
Min Od Mes
Y. Netipat
Prescottor
George McCrest
Z. M. Lake
Teele
Westere
Evaline Baker
Lick Creek Church
Horace Caldwell
Charles Thomas
H. T. Thomas
Herbert Taylor
Webb Ensminger
Lick Creek
Everett Williams
Dabyrinth
Harrisburg
Woithird Robinson
Chester
Pesidermen
Fleventh Street
Gi. A. Re
G. C. Lamb
A. O. Marsh
Daley
Lester's Buy Store
Edna Martin
Lowe I
Mr Witt
Vien
Diarmes Perkies
Maude Stunt
Jacob B. Schneider
Elizabeth I. Frey
Franklin
Dearborn County
Thomas J. Study
Richmond
J. A. Hemenway
Connersville
Elliott
Study
Wayne County Bar Association
Oliver Jordan
Shelbyville
Joseph Ainsley
J. Morris Widdows
Alquian
T. W. Kidwell
Garrison Creek
Fletcher Gray
Orange
Margaret Shuttleworth
Manceie
Ella Shuttleworth
Joan Peeko
City
Ely
Joseph
Roth
Niquina
Padiana Avenue
Cir
Mro
Mrs
Valor Simpson
Cochtuilan
Krank Cofetrare
Puan de Trage
Colambia
Creersee Marshall
Pat
Patrick
Cartatad
New Mexico
Mar Patopatrick
Jesse Poster
Salina
Kansas
James Ouhiltree
Bunkerhill
Glen Farley
Liberty
Zell Hart
W. W. Wainwright
Arthur Bivais
Alge
Cordea
Willian Teaver
Perry
Ceuporaville
Louis Schuler
Big Four
Dickerson
Covington
Kentucky
Schuler
Harry Ross
Oregon City
Oregon
Harry
Calif
AUED
Daniel Jeffrey
Calla
Way Livery Barn
Gente Hents
Cbaltteiore
Alleriena
Sarling
Dia
Daisy
Pratt's Shoe Store
Central Ave
Connersville, Ind
Green Bros
ED Chapman
Rh. C. Barnes
Robert Bechtel
Revilo Byard
Jennie Byard
Ed Crawley
Frank Hoa
Jacob Hunsinger
Reuben King
Rosa Moyers
James Null
Miles K. Mofpett
P.M
Lewis Ashworth
Germany
Darmstadt
Woesell
Dr. Shoop
Pers
New Pearl Burley Tb
New bLintels Ib
New California
California
Ine
Noew Prunes Ib
Green Sage
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