Indiana University Permanent Endowment Apportioned to Counties
State Auditor Hart issued the semiannual apportionment of the Indiana University permanent endowment fund to county auditors. The fund, created by a levy of 0.5 percent on $100 for thirteen years, is now distributed at 3 cents per capita based on the 1905 voter enumeration of 626,085. The ad hoc report shows balances on hand, amounts collected, and a county-by-county statement prepared by Deputy Auditor Frank Martin.
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Hart
Indiana University
Iie
Taade
ALVES
Auluuat
Thalanes
Frank Martin
Laws Now In Force In Marion County Proclaimed
Governor Durbin announced the proclamation launching acts of the Legislature after the 1901 laws became operative. County Clerk Geo B Elliott filed the Marion County quota receipt, and officials noted nine and twenty counties received copies. Secretary Mauntar sent official notification, prompting the governor to proclaim the acts in full force and effect.
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Durbin
1OOL
Marion County
Geo. B. Elliott
Sicae
Teurhin
Railroad curve to be eliminated at Raysville
Pennsylvania Railroad seeks removal of a dangerous Raysville curve. Marriage reported as Bert Pierson and Miss Cora Hazemier eloped to Danville HL and wed. New Castle Bridge Company wins seven Hen ry County bridge contracts at lower price. Smallpox outbreaks in Eureka trigger rural mail suspensions in Spencer Warrick. guards with Winchesters protect bridges. Over 1 000 farmers petition Health Board against strawboard refuse dumping into White River. About twenty injunction suits pending at Mancie.
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Bert Pierson
Cora Hazemier
Sullivan
Danville
New Castle Bridge Company
Henry County
Trust
Eureka
Spencer
Warrick
State Board of Health
Straw Board
White River
Mancie
Settlement Promise in Saskatoon District Canada
A correspondent touts Saskatoon district in Western Canada as highly fertile with two soil varieties, alluvial and richly productive. Rail access, mild climate, abundant grasses, and a great dairy and stock-raising future are emphasized, with buffalo history, dry winters, and plentiful water and fuel cited as benefits.
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United States
Canada
Saskatoon
South Saskatchewan
Government of Canada
Saskatchewan Valley
United States Boundary Line
Fairly caught by a reporter a bold postscript
A newspaper reporter waits on a political meeting journey and writes a letter then a postscript about a pretty woman sitting behind him who may be a stenographer. The woman Interrupts, blushes, and scowls, creating a humorous clash of attention and propriety.
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P. S
Grain-O: a healthful coffee substitute from grain
Grain-O offers a pleasant, coffee free drink made from selected grain. It claims no caffeine issues, costs about four percent as much as coffee, and suits children and adults as a nourishing table beverage.
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John P. Hodnette
Brooklyn, N. Y
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Lowell, Mass
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Carters
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Buffalo
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Chicago
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Catlon
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Et. Louis
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U. S
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Europe
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T. Wopkins
Prop'r
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Conde
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Minn
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Kasinibois
Saskatchewan
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F. Pedley
Ottawa
Fr. T. Holmes
Koon
Big Four Huilding
Indianapolis
Ind
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Merrill Block
Detroit
Mich
Gov't of Canada
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University Fund
State University
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Renton
Vanaimon
Phaneaei
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Uenudricks Verve
Duntington
Jackson Tela
Jobnet
Kruaix
Pete Yey
Luke
Lupeorts
Lawrence Ae
Marion Bees
Lbs
Mimi Wis
Montini
Monty
Nolte GS
Owen Tees
Parke Abe
Stenben
Joseph Fate
RAO
Switzerlans
Tipton
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Raysville
Western Canada
Beaumont
Dr. Shoop
The
Nickel Plate Road
Lincoln
Neb
German Baptist Conference
R. 1
Towne
Browne
H’m
Philadelphia Press
Piso
Wm. O. Endsley
Vamburen, Ind
CC. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Johnson
Claypool
C. A. Asterlin
Henenedenene
St. Jacobs Oil
T. P
Fort Wayne, Ind
F.W.N. U
Standard Oil Company
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Jem Atten
Oier
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