Notice of Sale of Road Bonds in Carroll County Indiana
Notice is given by Carroll County Treasurer that on March 24 1928 at 2:00 p.m. at the treasurer’s office in Delphi Indiana bonds worth 9400 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. The bonds bear 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually with a ten year term dating from March 6 1928. Proceeds fund highway construction petitioned by Charles Beard et al in Clay Township. Bonds will be twenty in number each 470.00. First maturity May 15 1929 with semiannual payments thereafter. Right to reject bids reserved. William H. Ashba Treasurer and Gus A. Hall County Attorney.
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Carroll County
Indiana
Court House
Delphi
Board of Commissioners of
Charles Beard
Clay Township
Said County
Theodore O. Piatt Rites Held at River View Cemetery
Theodore O. Piatt died March 2, 1928 in Logansport at age 55. He married Bertha Rader in 1899 and Rhoda Moore in 1912, with six children. Survived by his widow, six children, his mother Ellen Pratt, four brothers, a sister, and three grandchildren. Funeral at home with Rev. Robert Ross officiating. Burial River View cemetery.
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Theodore O. Piatt
John
Ellen
Klinger) Piatt
Pyrmont
Cass County
Logansport
Bertha E. Rader
Effie Faye Heartt
Elsie Irene Reynolds
Odd Fellows Lodge
Stewart Encampment
Modern Woodmen
Methodist Church
Patton
Comb
Oak Grove Church
Rhoda Pratt
Faye Heartt
Kansas City
Irene Reynolds
Monticello
Donald
Dwight
Marquarette
Dorothy
Ellen Pratt
Dellen
David
Roy
Erson
Mary Houts
Robert Ross
River View Cemetery
Baker to Open on St Patrick's Day in City
Frank Broadrick announces his bakery will open on South Washington Street Saturday March 17 St Patrick's Day. Equipment has arrived cases placed ovens fired for two weeks wiring and minor details remain to be completed before opening.
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Frank Broadrick
South Washington Street
St. Patrick’s Day
The New Lee Overall at Quick and Clifford
The ad promotes new heavy denim overalls from The Lee line at Quick and Clifford. They claim genuine indigo dye to resist fading and shrinkage, with sturdy pockets and durable work wear design.
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Lee
Quick & Clifford
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Anniversary Event
Knights of Pythias lodge No. 80 and Pythian Sisters No. 198 plan a joint anniversary program on March 12 with music by the high school orchestra following a basket dinner. Families invited to attend as part of the celebration. Atlas Oil Company seeks sales staff for rural oil and paint products. interviews in Cleveland Ohio.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge No
Pythian Sisters
Atlas Oil Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Gratitude for Sympathy at Our Mother's Burial
The Stewart family thanks relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy at the burial of their mother. May God bless and keep you all. signed by Mr. and Mrs. A Stewart and Mary E. Stewart.
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A. Stewart
Mary E
For Sale Fordson Tractors and Plow Horse Ad
For sale items include Fordson tractors and a plow horse. Call Jackson Bros for details and pricing inquiries.
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Fordsos Tractors
Plow Horse
Call
Jackson Bros. Et
Leather bags offer sturdy frames and two tone styles
Real leather bags in black brown and tan with two leather combinations and inside pockets. Prices start at 1.95 and extend to 2.95 for calf goat and novelty grain leather designs in under arm and pouch styles. Each bag described as a beauty and excellent value.
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Turner’s Home Grocery
Washington Street
Indi
Meat Department
Bogan-Jaques Co
Ewtown Coal
L.M. Pletcher
WM. H. Ashba
Gus A. Hall
Roof Paints
Delphi, Indiana
Reserve District
Citizens National Bank
U .S
United States
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
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Sheffer
Shire
Bhanarree
Knights OF Pythias and Pythian Sisters Party
Broadlick
New York
J.T. Ives & Sons Co
Gig
Japan
Paris
Fered
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