Fountain County Club Camp planned July 30 to Aug 3
County Agent A. J. Hesler announces a four day camp for all county youth enrolled in corn pig poultry potato sewing baking and other agriculture clubs. Seven camps total this summer with nearby counties. site tents cooks and chaperones provided. daily program includes Purdue extension lectures first aid sanitation and nature studies. afternoons feature athletic contests and a sunset service with a camp fire.
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Fountain County Club
A. J. Hesler
Harrison
Weaware
White
Allen Porter
Vanderburg
Purdue University
State Board of Health
State Y. M. C. A
Purdue
Botany
A. J. Hesler, Co. Agt
Card of Thanks for Patrick Samuel Bower
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of our husband and father Patrick Samuel Bower. Special thanks to neighbors for services, Rev Bleem for consolation, the Veedersburg Methodist trio for songs, friends from Cates for flowers, and Mr Spencer of Kingman the undertaker. Melissa E Boner and Children.
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Patrick Samuel Bower
Bleem
Veedersburg
Cates
Spencer
Kingman
Melissa E. Boner
Indigestion and Constipation Cure Claim Ad
Mrs. George Stroup of Solvay New York says Chamberlain's Tablets improved her digestion and cured constipation after prior suffering from indigestion and weight loss. The advertisement endorses the product as strengthening the digestive system.
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Chamberlain
George Stroup
Solvay
N. Y
Adv
Sicking Versatile Infielder Could Play Second or Short
Eddie Sicking of Indianapolis is praised as a great fielding second baseman who can also handle shortstop. Muggs McGraw says his future depends on Christenbury, new to Indianapolis, who may play second or short. Sicking is prepared to fill either role as the baseball season unfolds.
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Eddie Sicking
Indianapolis
Sicking
Giants
Muggs McGraw
Christenbury
Boston Nationals
New Leaders Announced for A A Circuit Clubs
The American Association names manager changes for 1923 with Molesworth taking Columbus, Pants Rowland leaving for umpiring, Whitted to lead the Mud Hens, Hendricks at Indianapolis, McCarthy with Louisville, Cantillon to manage the Millers, and Goode taking Kansas City after Otto Knabe’s resignation. Joe Cantillon vows to keep learning the game. Harry Clark shines in Milwaukee and Joe Cantillon remains active.
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American Association
Molesworth
Southern Association
Columbus
Pants” Rowland
Rowland
White Sox
Whitted
Mud Hens
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis
Indians
Joe McCarthy
Louisville Colonels
Mike Kelley
St. Paul
Millers
Joe
Harry Clark
Milwaukee
Wilbur Goode
Kansas City
Otto Knabe
Blues
Toledo weighs Terry as first sacker successor to Konetchy
Terry, a pitcher noted for fielding and strong batting, is considered for the first base role with Toledo this season, replacing Big Ed Konetchy who may be finished.
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Terry
Toledo
Ed Konetchy
Danny Boone Rejoins St. Paul Saints After Retirement Reconsideration
Veteran shortstop Danny Boone signed again with the St. Paul Saints after weighing retirement. Boone, active in Pittsburgh business circles, returned to baseball driven by the lure of the diamond.
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Danny Boone
St. Paul Saints
Saints
Boone
Pittsburgh
Signs Franklin four letter man signs with Indianapolis
Spud Campbell, Franklin College four letter man, signs to play third base for the Indianapolis base ball team. Campbell batted well over .350 at Terre Haute last season and his base running shows fleetness. A star at Franklin in multiple sports, he studied law in Indianapolis and played professional basketball. College players are sought by managers for mental training aiding baseball teaching.
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Spud Campbell
Franklin College
Indianapolis
Campbell
Terre Haute
Indiana
Franklin
Southpaw Cavett's Perfect Control Draws Attention
The Indianapolis A A team pitcher Pug Cavett, a left hander famed for control, defies the stereotype of wild southpaws. In over 300 innings last season he allowed only 40 bases on balls, even earning a reputation for hitting batters to escape danger with free passes.
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Pug Cavett
Indianapolis A. A
Cavett
Forty Years in Baseball for Fighting Manager of Millers
Joe Cantillon, famed manager of the Minneapolis Millers, enters another season promising a winning effort. His career spans player, umpire, and manager roles from rough early days to big league leadership with the Washington Americans. He is credited with discovering Walter Johnson and has long been associated with Milwaukee and the American Association. The Millers are described as a team that will be fighting for the flag.
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Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis American Association
Cantillon
Washington Americans
Walter Johnson
Milwaukee
Aeak
Minneapolis
The
Millers
Circuit Court Allowances January Term 1923 Records
The document lists allowances for various individuals in the January 1923 Circuit Court, noting per diems, juror fees, and expenses. Names include Clinton D. Smith, Rozetta Mae Redman, Cecil Derringer, LeRoy Sanger, Robert Bodine, Nora Tyler, Anna Hann, Marie Lindley, Eva Elliott, and many others with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over one hundred dollars. Several entries detail per diem attendances, juror payments, transportation, and law book expenses, with West Publishing Co and several local names appearing.
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Clinton D. Smith
Rozetta Mae Redman
Vesta Wilson
Cecil M. Derringer
LeRoy Sanger
Robert Bodine
Nora Tyler
Anna Hann
Marie E. Lindley
Eva Elliott
Myria Otterman
Same
West Publishing Co
Expense Law Books
J. Frank McDermond
Ptg
R. H. McKinney
Elijah J. Earl
Petit
C. C. Grimes
Charles B. Starnes
Samuel VanDorn
John Roads
Wm. T. Adkins
Frank Waymire
Homer J. Coffing
Ben Bilsland
Frank Coats
Hiram D. Allen
Guy Sprankle
Clem Rogers
Dan Hutchins
George W. Brown
George Johnson
Jake Martin
Chauncey Graham
Walter Cook
Robert R. Smith
Charles E. Huff
Marion Funk
William Calvert
John Wilson
G. J
James Beasley
Hazel Pasley
L. O. Marshall
Milton Petet
Court Miscellaneous Accounts and Fees Listed
The record itemizes payments including Thomas W. Pury five dollars Albert Cook five dollars Clyde Carter five dollars Fountain Tel Co rent and tolls thirteen point seven zero Oliver Blake Bailiff ten dollars H E Bodine attending court one hundred forty four dollars Same making bar docket thirty dollars G N Lynch meals jury twenty six point five zero Asa Osborn Bailiff one hundred thirty four dollars Fred Lindley petit juror three dollars eighty cents.
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Thomas W. Pury
Albert Cook
Clyde Carter
Same
Fountain Tel. Co
Oliver Blake
H. E. Bodine
G. N. Lynch
Asa Osborn
Fred Lindley
Dairymen Offered Car Load Wisconsin Holstein Cows
For sale a car load of Wisconsin Holstein and Guernsey cows, fresh and heavy springers plus a few fresh Jersey cows. Contact L. M. Oliver at phone 204 Black, Attica.
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L. M. Oliver
Black
Attica
Hand Laceration Injures Local Craftsman
Ira Boggs of Veedeersbore suffered a severe hand injury while operating a circular saw in his shop Tuesday afternoon. His right hand got caught in the blade, tearing nails from two fingers and cutting part of another finger.
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Ira Boggs
Veedeersbore
Hemstitching and Pecot Edge Work by Mrs James Taylor
Hemstitching and Pecot edge work performed on a Singer hemstitching machine by Mrs James Taylor. Includes detailed finish and decorative stitching services offered.
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James Taylor
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Kerr & Sons
C. E. Kincade
East Main Street
Danville, Illinois
Eddie
A. A
Circuit Court
J. P. Inlow
A. R. Lewsader
W. F. Ratcliff
Claude Babb
Charles F. Lowe
George E. Gardner
Fred Coffing
George K. Black
Charles C. Thompson
Merle Marratt
Faye Cook
A. J. Martin
Charles Holland
Chine
Covington, Ind
Citizens Bank
Govington, Indiana
Eagle “Mikado
Pe A Ene
Eagle. Pencil Company
New York
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