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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
4
A garbled OCR notes various local items including church, cemetery, baptisms, and a funeral of civic interest. Mentions Weaver family, Otis Cunning, Univeston Cemetery, and attendance at services with scattered dates and names.
A fractured local column details scattered notes from Kokomo Indiana and nearby areas. Mentions of Mr Davis and Gen Weaver appear among market reports on berries prices and creek channel progress. Weekend and Monday events include trips to Kokomo and notes on property and travel.
Prohibits throwing, depositing, or allowing rubbish, animal or vegetable matter, filth, or nuisance on streets, lanes, sidewalks, or premises. Prohibits public nuisances from overflowing refuse and related conditions. Officials enforce to prevent health hazards and maintain cleanliness.
Town marshal Turley orders Galveston residents to hire and remove ashes rubbish and debris from premises and streets and abutting property at once. If not done by July 11 the town will perform the work and charge owners.
In the estate of Mauney A Howard deceased. B Richards as Administrator filed final account for examination Sept 6 1922 in Cass Circuit Court Lovansport Indiana. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Chas Brown Clerk. Jerkines & Jenkines Attorneys for Estate.
Fragmented Oud prose reports rare gems and the Peacock Throne amid Russian crown jewels. mentions Teheran throne framework uncertainty, Soviet treasury mysteries, and Moscow Kremlin jewel fates amid postwar intrigue.
A fragment discusses a stenographer losing her pencil supply and a separate note traces the Bonapartes’ U.S. connection to Jerome Bonaparte and a future King of Westphalia. It mentions a proposed American Museum of Natural History wing nine years after funds ran out, to house a large marine exhibit.
A steam hammer is used upside down from a derrick to pull out steel sheet piling that had become tightly frozen. Four strands of cable loop around the hammer and a clevis bolted through the piling eye transfers the load, freeing the stuck segments.
The Mexican interior secretary General Elias Catles announced a vast colonization project in Lower California to address unemployment among Mexicans. The plan envisages irrigation and land allotment to colonists on a large scale.
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