Carroll County Board of Review Sets June Hearings
Carroll County Indiana announces a meeting of the Board of Review at 10:00 AM on Monday June 2 1924 in the county courthouse to hear complaints real estate and personal property and to equalize assessments. The calendar lists township hearings from June 16 to June 30 with a possible August reconvened session to review reports and uniformity of assessments for 1924 taxes due 1925.
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County Board of Review
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
County Commissioners
E Court House
State Board Tax Commissioners
Perons
Board of Review
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Asessor
Carroll County Board of Review
Adams
Jefferson
Burlington
Carrollton
Clay
Democrat
Jackson and Camden
Rock Creek
Tippecanoe
Wedneday
Washington
Monroe and Flora
Madison
Deer Creek
Delphi
State Board ‘of Tax Commissioners
Red County
Notice of Administration for Carrie L Schnepp Estate
The Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court appoints Charles E. Schnepp administrator of Carrie L. Schnepp's estate in Carroll County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. April 21 1924 James O'Bear attorney for administrator.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Carrie L. Schnepp
O’bear
A Diamond Ring and a Sacrificed Gift in Town
Mrs Campbell frets over her son Bob and a city girl Miss Chloie Armstrong after a bright diamond ring appears. Martha prepares for college as Chloie secretly buys Mrs Campbell a ring with saved money, pledging to return it later. The minister Peter uncovers a tale of sacrifice, friendship, and coming marriage.
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RS. Campbell
Mrs. Keith
Martha
Bob
Mrs. Campbell
Keith
Miss Chisie
Cary
Hal Forest
Hal
Mit
Peter
Miss Chloie
Hob Campbell
Chloie
Miss Armstrong
Early English references link sweet potatoes to batatas
The text notes that before the seventeenth century writers in English used the term sweet potatoes for batatas, the same plant later known as the Spanish batatas. This links linguistic usage to the plant identity across Iberian and English sources.
Woman in the Box and Miss Jenks Debate Status
Fragmentary phrase recalls a public discussion on woman’s role, with Miss Jenks cited as a speaker. The excerpt hints at a contrast between womanly preaching and masculine authority in a box or stage setting. The text remains partial and context unclear.
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Miss. Jenks
Favorable Outlook For Bumper Crops In Carroll County
Carroll county reports praise a strong wheat through winter and good showing for oats. Clover and hay crops look exceptionally promising this season. Walton Petger of the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations denounces Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent articles as false and warns cooperatives to defend the movement. He notes Ford refused a committee interview and accuses the papers of race hatred and attack on cooperative marketing. The council plans to respond publicly to expose alleged falsities and urges farmers to resist efforts seen as hindering cooperative marketing and agricultural progress.
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Carroll County
Walton Petger
National Council of Farmers Co-Operative Associations
Indiana
Indiana Wheat Pool
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Co-Operative
Ford
Detroit Automobile
Peteet
American Co-Operative Marketing Movement
Nation Council of Farmers’ Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Dearborn
National Council
Wheat Pool Meetings Urge Cooperative Marketing
E C Moore of Circleville Indiana spoke to the Carrollton Township Farm Bureau Tuesday night and to the Cutler Farm Bureau Wednesday urging farmers to back the plan for cooperative wheat marketing fostered by the Indiana Farm Bureau.
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E. C. Moore
Circleville
Indiana
Carrollton Township
Calf Club Visit Encourages Carroll County Youth
M L Hall assistant state club leader spent Wednesday in Carroll County visiting Baby Beef Calf Club members with the County Agent. He praised the boys for their calf care and announced the Tippecanoe County Fair Calf Club Contest opens to adjoining counties with twenty prizes from 25 to 5 dollars. Participants named include Robert Benner John Benner James White John Roth John Million Robert Reid Million Byron Moore Earl Powell Robert Wasson and John Shoff.
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M. L. Hall
Carroll County
Robert Benner
John Benner
James White
John Roth
John Million
Robert Reid Million
Byron Moore
Earl Powell
Robert Wasson
John Shoff
Girls club to be led by Mrs. Chester Gardner in Adams Township
Mrs. Chester Gardner will supervise the girls club this summer in Adams Township. An organization meeting is planned next week. Prospective members include Beth Good Jean Good Lucille Schock Lorene Schock Marie Hastings Marie Nelson Francis Hardy Iva Holloway and Katherine Hoffer.
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Chester Gardner
Adams ‘Township
Beth Good
Jean ‘Good
Lucille Schock
Lorene Schock
Marie Hastings
Marie Nelson
Francis Hardy
Iva Holloway
Katherine Hoffer
Senate Bill Fails Seed Funding Amendment
The article notes it is now certain the U S Senate will not restore to the agricultural appropriations bill an amendment that would set aside 360000 dollars for free seeds, a provision recently killed by the house.
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U. S. Senate
House
Praise Excites Suspicion and Censure as Character Certificate
The remark notes that praise for some men can stir doubt while their censure serves as a de facto sign of good character. It discusses how public commendation may reflect bias and undermine perceived virtue.
Shelbyville Boy Crowned State Junior Corn King
Maurice Lux of Shelbyville, last winter’s national junior corn king, won the state title at Purdue. Judge F E Robbins selected his ten ear sample as best in the state corn club show tied to the boys and girls club roundup. Anthony Ernst of Greensburg won single ear honors, edging multiple section winners.
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Maurice Lux
Shelbyville
Chicago
Purdue University
F. E. Robbins
Purdue
Anthony Ernst
Greensburg
Lux
Mary Bennet
New Haven
Francis North
Brookston
Edward Blades
Hope
Elston Blythe
Owensville
Freshman Wins Sweepstakes on Eggs at State Show
G B Barge of Spencer a freshman agriculture student at Purdue University exhibited the grand sweepstakes dozen eggs weighing 28 ounces at the sixteenth annual state egg show held during the Boy's and Girl's club round up. His entry won honors in the student classes and beat open class entries. A G Appel of near Evansville showed the sweepstakes eggs in the fanciers class also whites, winning the sweepstakes for his own and all Mediterranean breeds.
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G. B. Barge
Spencer
Purdue University
A. G.appel
Evansville
Pure-Breds Replace Scrub Bulls in State
Four hundred sixty four scrub sires were replaced by superior pure-bred dairy bulls in 84 Indiana counties last year. County extension reports cite poor feeding low producing cows herd management equipment care and marketing as top dairy problems. Feeding was often named the biggest issue with better sizes second.
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Indiana
County Agriculture Extension Department
Purdue University
Keep Stock From Over Flowed Land
Do not permit pigs or young cattle to graze on overflow land when it is drying off in spring especially if cockleburs infest the land. Purdue extension notes cocklebur poisoning can follow spring drying and warns the first two leaves contain a dangerous toxin for pigs.
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A. A. Hansen
Purdue University Department of Agricultural Extension
Indiana
Address at Camden Meeting Promotes Rural Community Vitality
Prof. Oriel F. Hall of Purdue University Rural Sociology spoke Monday night to Camden residents on vitalizing the rural community. He praised Jackson Township business leaders and farmers for forming a Community Club and their plan for a Community Park to attract boys and girls and improve rural life.
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Camden
Oriel F. Hall
Purdue University
Hall
Jackson
Township
Baby Muriel Beholds Sudden Snowstorm On Morning
A child named Muriel wakes to a fierce snowfall described by a Boston Transcript note. She calls for her mother in excitement saying the outdoors has flowed all to pieces as the snow swirls outside.
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Baby Muriel
Boston Transcript
Their Choices
A fragment shows a mother asking a nurse about taking a child to the movies and a boy named Bobby reacting with the phrase Why Women Fall. The text reflects dialogue on gender themes in a possibly sentimental or dramatic scene.
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Bobby
Uta zRetto
Jude
Ditch Assessment Notice for Ryan Ditch Carroll County Indiana
Notice of the petition by Howard Hinkle for repair of the Ryan ditch in Washington and Rock Creek Townships Carroll County Indiana. An assessment sheet is with the County Treasurer for collection and payment by Sept 1 1924. Unpaid assessments after that date will be issued bonds payable in five annual installments at 6 percent interest.
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Howard Hinkle
Ryan Ditch
Washington
Rock Creek
Carroll County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Drainage Bond Sale Notice in Carroll County Indiana
The Auditor of Carroll County Indiana announces bids for a 13 793 80 dollar drainage bond issue for tiling repair and change of a drain in Burlington Township. Bids due June 5 1924 at 10 00 AM in Delphi. Bonds numbered 1-20 mature 1925 to 1937 par value must be bid at par.
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Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi
William M. McCarty
Burlington Township
Idiana
Commissioners Court
Arty
Notice to defendants in Carroll County quiet title suit
Carroll Circuit Court June Term 1924 No 6195 John W Pollard et al v John Tedford et al action to quiet title to real estate in the West Half of Section 13 Township 25 North Range 3 West eighty acres more or less. Plaintiffs allege unknown heirs devisees and successors and notify defendants to plead by June 18 1924 or default. Clerk C Parsons seal. Boyd Julien attorneys Delphi Indiana.
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State of Indiana
Carroll County
Carroll Circuit Court
John W. Pollard
John Tedford
Boyd & Julien
Tedford
Matthew Gibson
Elizabeth Gibson
Fannie Tedford
Indiana
Sore Tning
Carrell
Phi
Dgmur
Notice of Administration in Carroll County Indiana
The Carroll Circuit Court Clerk appoints Carroll County estate of Judson West as solvent. Carroll County Loan & Trust Co. designated as administrator. May 13 1984. William C. Smith attorney for estate.
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Carroll Circuit Court
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Judson West
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
William,c. Smith
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