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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1909

Page

3

Fort Wayne Packing Co Formed by Detroit Financier

Frank E. Humphrey of Detroit has secured the Bush Packing plant in Fort Wayne and filed incorporation papers for Fort Wayne Packing Co with $250,000 capital. Named incorporators include Charles S. Bash Frank J. Humphrey Charles Solomon Bash Thomas K. Scott and Peter J. Smyser.

Fort Wayne Ind Frank E. Humphrey Detroit Old Bush Packing Company Fort Wayne Packing Company Charles S. Bash Frank J. Humphrey Charles Solomon Bash Thomas K. Scott Peter J. Smyser

Rolling Mill Planned for Brazil Indiana

A meeting in Brazil Indiana set up the organization for a new rolling mill with directors and industry experts forming heavy stock ownership. A Pittsburg foundry representative received orders for a three train rolling mill and related machinery plus a nut and bolt works. The project contemplates a $150,000 capital stock and incorporation soon with most stock likely from Brazil.

Brazil Ind Pittsburg

Richmond Ind. School Enumerators Record Small Family Size

Richmond Indiana enumerators report city families average a little over three persons, with the largest family containing nine children. Wealthier residents show fewer children per family while poorer areas have higher ratios. West Richmond stands as the only locality with a four to one family average. About 1,000 children are in the district and wards Seven and Eight total roughly 4,000 residents.

Richmond Ind R. L. Moore Eleventh West Richmond Young Men’s Business Club

Machine to dredge nine miles of Bull Ditch in Laporte County

A dry land dredge owned by W. H. Green will cut a 12 foot deep, 40 foot wide ditch along nine miles of the Bull Ditch in Springfield township. The $7,000 Aus tin land machine uses two 1.5 yard capacity buckets and moves on rails flanking the ditch. It deposits spoil 15 feet from the excavation and promises less caving than floating dredges.

Laporte Ind Austin D. H. Yeoman Bull Ditch Springfield Township Yeoman W. H. Green Rochester

Degret Marriage Proved Failure Before Court

In Richmond Indiana circuit court William Hains was granted a divorce from Ellen Hains. He testified they secretly wed to appease her parents and that ongoing parental interference and distance due to his work harmed their marriage. He said he treated her well and supports one child residing with her parents. He claimed she sought alimony he could not pay.

Richmond Ind William Hains Ellen Hains Pertikler

Sunbury Mayor Endorses Peruna Medicine Firmly

Hon. C C Brooks mayor of Sunbury Ohio and attorney for local banks endorses Peruna calling it a great medicine. He notes weather causes minor ailments and says Peruna helps conditions from cold to cough and digestive issues as a trusted remedy used by many households.

C.C. Brooks Sunbury Ohio Farmers’ Bank and Sunbury Building and Loan Co

Indiana Good Enough for the Family

Albert Davis and his wife two sons and a daughter arrived from Washington Louisiana and will likely settle in Greenfield Indiana. Davis is brother of Mrs Ellen Lace and the late L A Davis. They moved to Louisiana last January from Sheridan Hamilton County to work in timber. They own a Greenfield lot and may build and reside there.

Greenfield Ind Albert Davis Washington Davis Ellen Lace L. A. Davis Louisiana Sheridan Hamilton County

Wealthy Waldron Merchant Delos Thompson Dies in Shelby County

Delos H. Thompson, 77, of Waldron, a noted Shelby county figure and former merchant, died after a nine month illness. He built a 700 acre estate, kept wild horses, and fed local squirrels, often clashing with others over those animals. Funeral held in Shelbyville with several siblings and in-laws noted among survivors.

Shelbyville Ind Delos H. Thompson Waldron Shelby County Thompson Lavanche Thompson Bethel Olive Ballinger Anderson William Larimore Margaret Hill Indianapois Joseph JF Haymond Cynthia Haymond

Farmer Shocked While Helping Horse Near Barbed Wire

Tipton Indiana April 27 Jesse McCalley a farmer was shocked while aiding an injured horse in a field beside a traction line. A heavily charged barbed wire fence caused the current and left him bedbound after being pulled off his feet.

Tipton Ind Jesse McCalley McCalley

Packing Plant at Ft Wayre Worth $250000

Cass county Indiana reports a push to salvage black walnut stumps for valuable wood. Men scour woods digging stumps as the scarce resource yields profits for decorative uses. Estimated return from old stumps is significant, with labor intensive collecting.

Cass County

Motorman announces bid in Wayne County sheriff race

Ezra Thompson, a well known interurban motorman, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Wayne County sheriff. The Franklin township resident has wide county acquaintance and aims to add to the activity of the spring primary election in Richmond.

Thompson Wayne County

Cooper's New Discovery Promises Health From a Stomach Theory

A follower from Maquoketa Iowa recounts how chronic stomach trouble left him a nervous wreck until he tried Cooper's New Discovery. He credits rapid improvement after four bottles and urges others with stomach issues or nervousness to seek the remedy from local druggists or request a free sample from The Cooper Medicine Company Dayton Oklahoma.

L. T. Cooper Cooper George Hyde Maquoketa Iowa Cooper Medicine Company Okie

Seiners Fined in Black Lake Sealing Case

Three of five men charged with illegal sealing on Black Lake on the evening of April 16 pleaded guilty before Justice Caleb Anderson of Troy Township and were fined a total of $98 including costs.

Black Lake Justi- Caleb Anderson Troy Township

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