Shively Returns to Democratic Party in Indiana
Bernard B. Shively, former Progressive congressional candidate from Marion, Indiana, announces in a letter to be published by Leader Tribune his return to the Democratic Party. He urges Progressives to study the reactionary Republicans and questions beating Democrats over internal policy errors. Frank Rice of Roachdale transacted business in town.
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Marion
Ind
Leader Tribune
Democratic
Bernard B. Shively
Congress
Democratic Party
Local residents and visitors noted in Greencastle area
Local and visiting residents such as Cass Broadstreet C C Leachman H Pherson Emory McCammack Nell Ringo and Alice Werneke are in or traveling through Greencastle. Officials report Col C C Matson ill in Chicago and Judge Hughes Thad Peck attend Roy Shattuck funeral in Brazil as area activity continues with fairs and public notices.
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James P. Hughes
Thad Peck
Greencastle
Brazil
Roy Shattuck
J. B. McCloud
Chicago
C. C. Hurst
East Franklin Street
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Several Townships
Real estate transfers include Joseph L. Bament to Israel Knauer in Greencastle towne, Ernest Reese to Ella Woodworth in Cloverdale, Samuel W. Lee to W M Sutherlin in Greencastle, Clingenpeel to Oscar B. Swails in Fillmore, Ronk to Eugene C. Ashby in Cloverdale, Duncan to Anna E. Eggers in Floyd, Nora and Elizabeth McVay to Frank Edwards in Monroe, and Fred H. Goodwin to C F Rice in Ruscombville with combined values listed as 1500 1200 900.
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Jno
H. Ronk
Eugene C. Ashby
Cloverdale Township
Charles J. Duncan
Anna E. Eggers
Floyd Township
Nora
Elizabeth McVay
Frank Edwards
Monroe Township
Fred H. Goodwin
C. F. Rice
Ruscanville
Dust Collector Project At A C Quarry
A&C Quarry in Greencastle plans to install a dust collection machine to remove about 90 percent of fine dust from the air created by the crusher and bins. The system aims to reduce airborne dust clouds and improve working conditions for workers at the site.
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Greencastle Stone Crushing Concern
Dust collector at A. and C. Stone plant to harvest flourlike dust
A valuable dust collection system is being installed east of town at the A. & C. Stone plant to capture about 90 percent of flourlike stone dust from crushers and bins. The dust, worth about $3.50 per ton, will be sold for asphalt repair, asphalt manufacture, and chemical labs, with roughly five tons collected daily.
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A. & C. Stone Company
Rock strikes brakeman on freight train west of town
A Big Four brakeman, unnamed, was injured when a hobo struck him with a rock while two tramps were being removed from a freight train several miles west of the city. The rock hit the brakeman in the forehead, a long gash was cut, and he was taken to Terre Haute for care as the two suspects fled.
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Terre Haute
ELECT NEW OFFICERS AT THE BROWN REUNION
Over 100 people attended the Brown family reunion at the First Ward school. Officers for next year were elected: President James Grantham of Ladoga, Vice President James Ferrand of Fillmore, Secretary Treasurer Mrs William Glidewell of Putnamville. The program featured music speeches readings and recitations. Rev A M Hootman and Mrs Glidewell highlighted the afternoon. Next year's gathering will be at James Ferrand's home in Fillmore.
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First Ward
James Grantham
Ladoga
James Ferrand
Fillmore
William Glidewell
Putnamville
A. M. Hootman
Road hog forces ditching on Rockville road near Bainbridge
W V Rollings and companions on a Sunday trip from Turkey Run were driven off the road near Bainbridge on the Rockville road to avoid a collision with a carriage. The driver who caused the hazard did not stop to assist, prompting Mr. Rollings to condemn road hogs in the Coatesville Herald report.
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W. V. Rollings
Turkey Run
Bainbridge
Rockville Road
Rollings
Coatesville Herald
Otto Dobbs Sale Draws Big Rural Crowd In Indiana
A crowd estimated at 500 to 600 attended the Otto Dobbs sale at the Dobbs farm about 20 miles northwest of Belle Union. All stock and personal property sold well with good prices. Dobbs plans to move to his city home. Auction started at 10 AM and ended late Thursday afternoon. The sale team included Cols J. W. Allen Ott Sherrill George West and G. R. Brown with Fred L. O’Hair and G. C. Parker as clerks. Dinner was served by the Social Helpers of the Stilesville Christian church.
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Otto Dobbs
Dobbs
Belle Union
Cols
J. W. Allen
Ott Sherrill
George West
G.R. Brown
Fred L. O’hair
G. C. Parker
Stilesville Christian Church
Charley McBride Again In Clutches Of The Law
Charley McBride, long pursued by authorities, was recaptured after fleeing the State Farm. He is jailed in Greencastle awaiting a State Prison sentence following arrests in Seymour and connections to theft and explosive possession. Meanwhile in Seymour three youths linked to Scottsburg store robberies were detained after a car stop, with Peter McBride among those identified.
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Charley McBride
Charley
Greencastle
Big Four
McBride
Yegg
Seymour
Ind
Scottsburg
Austin
J. A. Clark
Clark County
George Walker
George Wallace
Peter McBride
War in Indiana exhibit to storm Indianapolis crowd
The Indianapolis motor speedway will host the war spectacle War in Indiana on September 6. A grand parade led by the Great White Band will feature twenty five hundred soldiers, army drills, bareback riding, artillery maneuvers, and specialty acts from lodge Zouave groups. Eight bands perform as semi military units open the show with a colossal, dramatic procession.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
U. S. Cavalry
Great White
Elder Airhart to Speak at Sugar Creek Baptist Association Meet
Elder C L Airhart travels to Elm dale for the Sugar Creek Baptist Association three day gathering this weekend. He will preach on Saturday as thousands attend the religious event with annual crowds ranging from six to ten thousand.
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C. L. Airhart
Elmdale
Sugar Creek Baptist Association
For Summer Complaints Cham berlain remedy praise
Mrs Carne urner of Zanesville Ohio writes that Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoeal Remedy has given relief for fifteen years to her and her husband. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
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