Dick Memmering Stops Eddie Dix In Legion Card
Lafayette’s Dick Memmering defeated Eddie Dix in the second round of a ten round American Legion main event at the armory on Monday night. Both boxers weighed 140 pounds and entered in good shape. The opening round lacked rush but showed solid boxing, Memmering used a sharp jab to finish Dix in a quick, decisive finish.
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Harry Memmering
Lafayette
Eddie Dix
American Legion
Armory
Memmering
Produce prices corrected by Harris & Co
The list shows corrected prices for produce and livestock from Harris & Co including Hens 4 Ibs and over and under 4 Ibs Leghorn broilers horsehides beefhides hogs wheat No 2 with varied weight categories and grade indicators.
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Harris & Co
Legion Boxing Card Entertains Fans in Lafayette
The night featured three six round bouts with Bobby Lee of Fort Wayne and Roy Woods of Indianapolis drawing the opening affair. Lee won the second round, Woods the fourth and sixth, and Lee captured the eighth. Kid Runnion faced Mel Kellenberger with Kellenberger winning through the first four rounds. Billy Sims and Bobby Dale opened the evening in Evansville with Dale earning the edge as the crowd watched closely.
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Flannery
Bobby Lee
Fort Wayne
Roy Woods
Indianapolis
John Hamling, Jr
Lee
Woods
Eddie Blake
Legion
Kid Runnion
Mel Kellenberger
Lafayette
Kellenberger
O'’Connel
Ft. Wayne
East
Runnion
Billy Simms
Evansville
Bobby Dale
Dale
K. O. Sims
Wayne Aldridge
Legion Boys
Jesse Randall
November Weather and a Pay Day November
A 1929 forecast notes varied November weather from rain to sun with a cold midmonth spell and a warm Thanksgiving. It highlights five Saturdays making it a five pay day month for weekly workers and recalls President Garfield born November 19, 1832.
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Carroll County
Gobbler
J. A. Garfield
Fight Follows Election Over Longstanding Feud
Monticello resident Michael Reneke a retired farmer and city council member elect may lose sight in an eye after an alleged assault by Bert Baker president of the State Farmers Bank of Monticello. The clash followed a feud dating years with Baker a Republican who allegedly warned Reneke he would be defeated before the city election. Reneke was treated and taken to Lafayette for examination. He plans to file suit against Baker.
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Michael Reneke
Monticello
Bert Baker
State Farmers Bank of
Reneke
Lafayette
Baker
Rencke
Fresh fish and oysters at Hall's Meat Market
Local shop Hall's Meat Market advertises fresh fish and oysters for sale. Weekend pickup and daily specials noted.
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Hall’s Meat Market
Cystex 48 Hour Test Offered at Margowski's Drug Store
Bladder weakness symptoms including getting up at night backache burning or itching sensation leg or groin pains make you feel old and tired. Try Cystex with a 48 hour test at Margowski's Drug Store and get money back if you don’t feel better. Only 60 cents.
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Margowski
Trapping Season Opens Tomorrow In County
The trapping and hunting open season starts tomorrow and runs until January 15. The law differs from prior years by two months, causing confusion with license dates printed from the county clerk. Landowners in Carroll County post farms to deter traps and hunters amid concern over gate care, livestock injuries, and hog cholera spread.
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General Assembly
Conservation Department
Carroll County
Record of Circuit Court Allowances September 1929 Carroll County
I I J L Whiteman auditor certifies the list shows the allowances made by Carroll County Circuit Court at the September Term 1929. The document itemizes payments to numerous individuals and entities including Tyner Moore Fisher Cree Vaughan Smock Plattery Curtis Wingard Crowell Leach Yeakley Forgey Ritchey Robbins Elikenberry Jordan Barbe Kingery Miller Gerbens Wolverton Crowell Maxwell and others totaling varied sums. The list includes names, amounts, and a closing certification of completeness.
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James Tyner
T. Moore
John Fisher
Henry Cree
Bere
Vaughan Fo
George Smock
Plattery
James H. Curtis
Doral L. Wingard
Glanders Eis
Essesse
Crowell Et Rae Se
George B. Leach
Samuel Yeakley
Clarence Forgey
EH G. Ritchey
Sessee Eee
Leroy Robbins
Ward Eiikenberry
Jordan
William F. Barbe
Irvin E. Kingery
Edward Miller
Martin Gerbens
Lloyd Wolverton
Milton Crowell
Sam M. Maxwell
Okie Ieee
Howard E. Landis
Buckley Sans
James P. Wason
Dore
Lyonn
Faneeae Fore
Delphi Wood Working
Chioson Ey
Artroreaicleuleys
Jesse UR
Clawson
West. Publishing
Edward Thompson Co
Floyd J. Julien
I. J. L. Whiteman
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Circuit Court
J. L. Whiteman
Notice to Bidders for Books and Stationery Supplies
Sealed bids for books blanks and stationary supplies for 1930 will be received at the Auditor's Office Court House Delphi Carroll County Indiana until 3:00 P M on Tuesday December 3 1929. Specifications on file in Auditors Office. Bidders must furnish Bond. Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids. C W Billings Wim Funkhouser Chas G Black Board of Commissioners
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Court House
Delphi
Carroll County
Indiana
Auditors Office
C. W. Billings Wim
Funkhouser Chas. G. Black Board of Commissioners
Notice of Filing Primary Assessment for Sewer in City
The primary assessment roll for the sewer construction in East and West alley from Washington to Market Street, between Front and Main St, has been filed with the City Clerk. The roll lists property owners and assessment amounts. interested parties may inspect it. The Common Council will meet on November 26 at 7:30 P M to hear remonstrances and decide if property benefits justify the assessments.
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Washington
Market Street
Front
Main St
Council Chamber
Talmar
R. Arnold
Non-Residents Notified in Indiana Estate Suit
Carroll Circuit Court case No 4947 against William O. Allison et al dismisses Lucetta M Wilcoxon and Margaret L Brooks as non residents. They are ordered to appear January 1930 in Delphi to answer the complaint regarding decedent Sarah J Allison real estate for estate debts. Signed December 6 1929 by Clerk Cartwright Wason Carr lawyers for petitioner.
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State of
Indiana
Carroll County
Carroll
Artie Million
Sarah J. Allison
William O. Allison
Lucetta M. Wilcoxon
Margaret L. Brooks
Carroll Circuit Court
Delphi
Court notes list estate, divorce, and new suits filings
The record shows multiple estate matters with final reports approved for Sarah Smoyer Hazel Simons guardian reports filed for Paul Coble Mikesell and Loretta Cree sale authorized for timber. Divorces granted in Ruthford Brant and Wardlow Tyler cases. New suits include notes on D C Hufford, Lung, and Northcutt replevin and possession actions.
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Barbara Wolf
Hezikiah Robison
A. T. Bowen & Co
Jessekia Leiber
Ruthford Brant
Louarina Brant
Hazel Simons
Paul Coble Mikesell
Sarah J. Allison
Susan J. Stone
D. C. Hufford
W. O. Binyamin
Co. N. Lung
B. F. Chapman
Wardlow Tyler
Pauline Tyler
Myrtle Mullendore
Thurlo Mullendore
Woman's Club Delights Audiences With Corpal Eagen Comedy
The Woman's Club presented a delightful comedy Corporal Eagen at the high school last Wednesday and Thursday to two large audiences. Miss Mary Hart of the Universal Producing Company directed the play. Mrs. Walter Utterback, club president, said proceeds totaled 103.40. Miss Hart departed Friday for Rockport to direct another play.
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Corporal Eagen
Woman's Club
Mary Hart
Universal Producing Company
Fairfield
Iowa
Walter Utterback
Wade Thompson Sale Postponed Indefinitely
The Wade Thompson sale advertised for Saturday has been postponed indefinitely. No new date is announced.
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Wade Thompson
Leonid Meteor Shower Expected to Dazzle Tomorrow Night
The 1833 and 1899 displays are recalled as America prepares for a Leonid meteor shower predicted to peak near 1932. Scientists, led by the American Meteor Society, urge amateur observers to assist in collecting data on Earth's upper atmosphere and cosmic surroundings.
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America
Éreason
American Meteor Society
Medal Found Bearing Lincoln 1860 Engraving
Joseph Sneathen dug up a brass medal in his garden printed with Abraham Lincoln 1860 on one side Hannibal Hamlin 1860 on the other and a central likeness likely of Lincoln but worn away by age. The piece is milled and appears of metal beyond the outer ridge with no local memory of previous sighting.
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Joseph Sneathen
Abraham Lincoln
Hannibal Hamlin
Lincoln
Sndathen
Custom hog killing at Hall's Meat Market
Market item notes a service to custom slaughter hogs at Hall's Meat Market. Mention of High Test Gasoline Smiths Grocery appears as a separate fragment with unclear relation to the main notice.
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Hall’s
Smiths Grocery
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Delphi Markets
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Ete
Eeevre
W. S. Margowski
Joe Sims
Harvey
Elk Lodge
N. Union Street
A. T. Bowen Bank
Nash
A. Nash Company
Ohio
Seberling
Carrol Coun
C. Heberling Company
Bloomington
Ill
Citizen Office
Sparton
Cripe & Dawson Meat Market
Ralph Robinson
Minnesota
Peter Kempf
Crosley
Citizen of Ice
O'Brian
Seeius
Carrel County Loan & Trust Co
People’s Building & Loan Association
Harry Arnold
W. S. O’brien
Carroll Chevrolet
Chas. W. Hargraves
Geg. M. Smith, Lecy
Roach’s Bakery
Monticelo Baker
Gus A. Hall
Sarah Smoyer
James M. Walsmith
John H. Overholser
Thomas Carey
Clyda B. Carey
Elmer Spitler
Loretta Cree
Continental Credit Corporation
George E. Northcutt
Ralph C. Rhodes
Paul B. Wolf
Bertha L. Rhodes
William F. Camden
Ora Trent
Eva T. Gingrich
Harry Gingrich
Woman’s Club
Earth
Chinchilla
Blue Rose
Rachel
Miami
Miami Beach
Oxfords
New York
J. T. Ives & Sons CO
Delphi, Indiana
Ade
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