Federal Court Sets Figure in Unclear Case
A federal court has set a figure in a case described only as unsettled with limited readable details. The document references a monetary or damages amount but lacks full context or party names.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
11
A federal court has set a figure in a case described only as unsettled with limited readable details. The document references a monetary or damages amount but lacks full context or party names.
A Windfall Indiana resident recounts finding a live five inch white fiber-like snake in a cabbage head while making sauerkraut. The creature, kept in a glass, survived six days on cabbage and water and coils when disturbed. The story ties to local cabbage snake legends once dismissed as myth.
The Cottage What you call it at Lake Maniton near Rochester burned down. It was owned by Abe Levi of Peru. Veadersburg installs a stop and go sign ahead of State Road 34 opening. Monticello mayor H L Miller funds a free ice skating rink with three donated lots to be flooded. Bonny Dirrin seeks annulment in Auburn. Fred Bettz of Milford starts pear butter business due to waste. Covington hosts a social event and a large sale of Mrs Homer Lusader's household goods. Louis Reihl of Fort Wayne is caught with watchdogs guarding a distillery. police arrest him. John Abbing of Evansville loses first place in the phone book. A Y D Distributing moves to town. Herman D Ellis loses a thumb sausage grinding at Rockville. Marion Lions Club promotes activity and the local phone system links to police and fire calls.
The advertisement warns that a cough or head cold can descend into the lungs and become dangerous. It promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as immediate relief that reaches the throat and bronchial tubes, suitable for children and adults, priced 60 cents to a dollar at druggists.
Bloomington Ind Dec 2 Casey Berry 19 died after an alleged back break at a stone mill. X ray showed no injuries despite the fall from forty feet. The report notes only the deadly outcome and includes a meteorological aside about daily rainfall.
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