Lebanon Stable Supply Company to open Lebanon factory
Mayor John H Hoy spearheads a new factory project to be called The Lebanon Stable Supply Company. Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State reveal a $25000 capital with W A Croshier Chicago John H Hey Elmer Upjohn George Norwood Clifford Upjohn as stockholders and directors. The plant will produce stable supplies including sanitary stall floors stock feeders and economy hay racks with plans to add wire screenings and gratings later.
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Lebanon Stable Supply Company
W. A. Croshier
Chicago
John H. Hey
Elmer Upjohn
George Norwood
Clifford Upjohn
Mithier
Mr. Hey
Clifford
Upjohn
A. Croshier
Croshier
Watkins Eyes Armstrong as Future Star for Indianapolis
Coach Watkins says Armstrong has the making of a good ball player built like Bil Bradley and should shine when reporting to Indianapolis. After a nerve issue in spring training, he regained confidence in the Iowa state league and delivered sensational defense and hitting, lifting his team from last to third in three months.
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Indianapolis
Armstrong
Watkins
Bil Bradley
Cleveland
Iowa State League
Teaa
Masonic Temple in Baltimore Burns in Spectacular Fire
A fire gutted the Masonic Temple on North Charles Street Baltimore wiping out upper lodge rooms and vaults. The building owned by the Grand Lodge of Masons was insured for 100000 with contents at 35000 and total损 losses estimated around 250000. Ladder men bravely crawled to the roof amid large flames and smoke to spray water from the cornices for nearly half an hour as tiles fell and the structure was reduced to a hollow shell. Old St Paul’s church nearby faced threat during the blaze.
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Baltimore
Masonic Temple
Charles Street
Lexington and
Saratoga Streets
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Grand Lodge of Masons
Eliza Hardin Dies in Anderson Widow of Noted Local Figure
Mrs Eliza J Hardin aged seventy died at her Anderson home after years in Rogu County history circles. Widow of Samuel Hardin she was well known to older residents near Zionsville and by longtime locals. Survived by daughters Mrs Bavme Stultz and Mrs Bertha Gordon.
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Anderson
Eliza J. Hardin
Samuel Hardin
Bavme Stultz
Bertha Gordon
Program recap at convention closes on final day
Vague transcription notes reflect a convention program mention in Chirage and a final day address schedule. It notes the meeting of an independent telephone association, a second son reference, and evening sessions with speakers and bands expected. The fragment hints at closure of the convention's subject sessions.
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Vital
County Teachers Meet in Institute at Central Christian Church
Boone county educators gathered for the twenty fourth annual Midwinter Association session. Prof G W Danlavy and Prof Holland led talks on literature and reading. The Boone county High School orchestra performed, and Miss Emma Clark and R J Bennett served as officers.
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Hoone County
Central Christian Church
Emma Clark
R. J Bennett
Following the Flag at Spicelawl and Miss Aqua Hardin
Mrs Hardin, a beloved city figure, died recently leaving a legacy in Madison and Hancock counties. Her husband Samuel Hardin, who died eleven years ago, was known for a book about pioneers and a Boone County history. She accompanied him on extensive travels and supported his historical work.
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Spicelawl
Aqua Hardin
Destructive Role of Automobiles in Indiana Road Work
The Indiana Engineering Society discussed how cars damage gravel and macadam roads, pushing toward crushed stone with asphalt or coal tar upper layers. The tire’s suction, weight, and speed loosen and prevent binding of stones, prompting asphalt treatment used successfully in the East. a meeting opened with remarks by A. Gates and Rev. L. Brown, followed by G. W. Danlavy’s lesson on city location factors and essential city needs.
Gasoline Explosion Burns Claud Morris at Whitestown
The Whitestown Hustler reports Claud Morris was painfully burned on the face and right arm when a gasoline explosion occurred Monday evening around 3 o clock after he instructed clerks to clean a coal can with gasoline and a match was struck in a shed nearby. Dr Millikan treated the wounds and Morris is expected to return to work soon.
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Claud Morris
Whitestown
Claud Morrie
Claude
Morris
Millikan
Program announced at Alumni Box Sapper event
The event at the high school building begins at 7 20 with a bale of boxes on Col Walker as auctioneer Lunet impromptu toasts Roy W Adney presiding A voting contest is planned for the election and prize items will be offered during the evening.
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Roy W. Adney
Mystery Baby Giveaway Prompts Local Curiosity at The Line The Drive
Curiosity rises over a planned baby giveaway at The Line The Drive where each ticket yields a coupon number. The promo promises reveal of the real live baby once enough coupons are collected, with playful hints about the mystery and the prize.
James Pritchett Dead Former Lizton Man Dies in Indianapolis
Damien Pritchett of Lizton Ind died with his daughter Mrs S E Howard at 08 North Oriental street Indianapolis. He came to Indiana more than eighty years ago as a boy of six, settled Hendricks county then witnessed state’s growth into modern towns. He was 71, a Methodist, and funeral will be held at Litton at 1 tomorrow with burial at North Salem at 2:20 after services with his six children and nine stately kin nearby.
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Holland
Indiana University
Boones County
Thomas Hobbs
Hobbs
Carnegie Library
Lebanon
Damien Pritchett
Idnton
Ind
Indianapolis
Washington
S. E. Howard
North Oriental Street
Fritchett
Hendricks County
Methodist Church
Litton
North Salemnd
Burglary Attempt At American Museum Of Natural History
A burglar tried to enter the John Kenny watchman room at the American Museum of Natural History late last night to steal the P. Morgan collection of precious stones. Kenny was struck on the head and fatally injured, shot in the hand, and knocked down before the thief fled. police were summoned after the assault.
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New York
Kenny
Water shortage halts Big Four freight at Whitestown
The 6:20 p m fast train on the Big Four stalled Monday night about thirty minutes when freight No 64 failed to clear the track. Its engineer skipped Lebanon water tank and ran dry, forcing the flyer to be side tracked. An engine from the city was dispatched to pull it in after the delay.
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Whitestown
Lebanon
Firemen's Ball Draws Thirty Couples at Lochinvar Hall
About thirty couples attended the Firemen's Ball at Lochinvar Hall last night. Attendance met expectations and the fire department members benefited, breaking about even on the venture. Guests enjoyed a fine dance program with splendid music.
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Lochinvar Hall
Fire Department
Woman leaps from thirteenth story at St Regis New York
January 17 Mrs Herbert M Sears a Boston family member and St Regis guest jumped to her death from a thirteenth story window. She left a note for her husband, suffered melancholia, and was often accompanied only by a maid. The body landed in a four story neighboring building. she was about 42, maiden name Carolina Bartlett.
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New York
Herbert M. Sears
Boston
St. Regis
Philip 8
Sears
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