Notice of Petition for Location and Vacation of a Highway
Petition filed in the Harrison County Auditor's office to locate and vacation a highway in Jackson Township Indiana. The June Term 1920 Court will hear the petition with residents asserting freeholder status and naming the lands of John Wagner Homer Wright Walter H Fisher and Frank F Melton as affected. The notice asks viewers be appointed to view the proposed highway and the vacation of the current route between Bundell's Branch and the Elm tree on John Wagner land.
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Auditor's Office
Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Jackson Township
State of
Harrison
County Commissioner's Court
County
County of
Homer Wright
Bundell
John Wagner Homer Wright
Walter H. Fisher
Frank E. Melton
Indies
Crandall
Frank E. Melson
Sai
Homer E. Wright
Wadder
Iorry
Pac
MAUCK
A Trip Through Indiana Seventeen Counties Explored
The Editor and his wife with Mr. Morris Fleshman and son Harry drove from this place to La Gr Fayette visiting Bedford Bloomington Greencastle Crawfordsville and many towns. They noted rough stretches Palmyra Corydon and New Albany routes and praised concrete and brick roads. They toured DePauw University Wallace home Crawfordsville and Purdue during Gala Week and saw a Purdue Indiana baseball game 8 to 5.
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Morris Fleshman
Harry
la Fayette
Palamiyra
Paoli
Orleans
Mitchell
Edford
Hloomington
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Harrison
Thorntown
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Pranklin
Edinburgh
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottshire
Henryville
Sellersburg
New Albany
Corydon Junction
Palmyra
Scottsburg
Speedway
Flarrison
The
Democrat
Bedford
Claud Sharp
Jacob Jordan
la Frayette
Corydon
Bloomington
de Pauw University
Elwood Watson
Edith
Guy Wayne
Lewis M. Wayne
Boone Township
Faith Dropsey
Frank Dropsey
Frank McIntosh
Emma McIntosh
Jackson Township
Watson
Chautauqua
Lew Wallace
Purdue
Alumni Association
George Ade
Indiana
Chase Osborne
Michigan
Ade
Purdue University
China
John McCutcheon
Chicago
Indiana University
Wabash College
Monon
Palmer Opinion on Pocket Veto Sparks Constitutional Debate
Captain Stockslager notes in the Washington Post that Attorney General Palmer’s view asserts the President can sign bills passed by Congress even after adjournment within ten days. The piece argues the Constitution allows signing during a recess and questions the legal effect of adjournment on veto power, citing Article I Section 7 and the La Abra case.
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Washington Post
Palmer
Congress
House
U. S
Stockslager
Farm for Sale Near Corydon with Timber and Pasture
A 120 acre stock farm four miles from Corydon for sale features a six room house a large barn and outbuildings sixteen acres timber orchard ample water and twenty five acres in pasture Inquire at this office.
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Corydon
Centennial Celebrations Spread Across Indiana Towns
A travelogue describes Gala Week in Bloomington and Indianapolis marking Indiana University’s 100th anniversary in 1825 and the state capital’s founding in 1820. The narrator notes dry northern Indiana conditions, good crops, and a roadside tour of farms, towns, and homes. They mention Lebanon, Peter Elbers in Laneaville, Indiana, and a luncheon stop.
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Indiana
State Normal
Terre Haute
Central Normal College
Danville
Valparaiso Normal
Valparaiso
Earlham College
Richmond
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Butler College
Indianapolis
Moores Hill College
Evansville
Franklin College
Franklin
Hanover College
Hanover
Bloomington
Indiana University
West
Lebanon
Chas Shaffer
Wilt Pepper
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Yosemite Run
Los Angeles-Yosemite
F. O
Toledo
Saffer
Kirkham
Coryden
Miles’ Variety Store
Jeffries
Motor Tire Supply Company
Comb
E. Market Street
Farmers’ State Bank
Lanesville, Ind
John L. Walter
John W. Shuck
Geo. C. Simler
Philip J. Blank
Fred J. Schneider
Chris P. Zollman
Wallace
Henry K. Lane
United States
Tribe of Flen Fiur
Theta Ii
de Pauw
Constitution
M. Stackslager
Elbers
Peter Elbers
Laneaville
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