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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1908

Page

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City council meets as repairs, paving bids aid ice cream treat

Minutes show regular session with Mayor presiding. Mrs Perkins and Mrs Gilies urged cemetery repairs and a boundary wall. New addition on Lafayette Ave approved. George T Miller won paving brick bid with Lebanon Cement Co competitor bids listed. Several building and street project plans referred or approved with costs. A fire department vacation and staff decisions followed as councilors enjoyed an ice cream treat from Lebanon Cream Co.

Gad John H. Perkins X. Gilies Comncllman Jackson New City of Nom Lafayette Axvemoe Xro George T. Miller Irick OG Street Meridian Street John Adam Levanon Cement Co Miller BAS Adan Leba| Cement Co Lask Miller Adam Brazil Powell East West Cicago Street Hattie Bales Weat Wash- Rior Street A / Bheiley South Lebanon Street Hoc. Carr Chicago ELFP James Cobb Southian Street Into Rehwlemire Wesr Washington D. C Cuncilan Jackson Lebalee Cream Co Nh. McKey Welker Tranater Co Oe Harmon

Central Indiana Ry Co Fevight Op Comb Water Works

Fragmented OCR lists services and suppliers for water works including Fisher Governor Co Brattonymes Pittsburg Meter Co Iron Co Wad pipe Central Supply Crescent Co boiler CoChat Ho Moore On Co Red Cross Pharmacy and others with small monetary amounts, suggesting a municipal water works expense ledger or supplier tally.

Central Indiana Ry. Co Fevight Op Comb Water Works Ose Fisher Governor Cateerchandine Water Works Brattonames Pitsburg Meter Co Chat Ho Moore Eplinder Red Cross Pharmacy Quint

Annual Roth family reunion held at Enoch Roth home

The Frankfort Times reports the fourth annual Roth family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Enoch Roth three miles east of Berlington. Attendees included Henry Roth and daughter from Lebanon, Sam Roth and family from Ednn Millay, France Roth and family from Moran, Belvester Roth and family from Forest, Ra Roth and family from Ockley, Waldo Roth and family from Lebanon, W. Hardesty and family from this city, Willard Marsh and family from Kokomo, Will Keishner from Beard, Mrs. Charles Moore, David Bird and others, Miss Verna Burkhalter from this city, and Mrs. Alice Kelley from Moran.

Frankfort Times Roth Enoch Roth Berlington Henry Roth Lebanon Sam Roth Ednn Millay France Will Keishner Beard Charles Moore David Bird Soma Verna Burkhalter Alice Kelley Moran

Mitten Factory Girls Enjoy A Picnic

The Lebanon mitten factory workers rode a special interurban car to Crawfordsville this morning joining Crawfordsville workers for a joint picnic near the city. About sixty from both plants traveled with General Manager Hiland accompanying the party.

Lebanon

Fire destroys barn killing five horses on Clark farm

A large barn on the Joseph Clark farm in Marion township burned at about 2 o'clock this morning. The blaze, deemed spontaneous combustion by locals, consumed the structure with its contents including five horses and about $2,400 in value for the building and stock.

Joseph Clark Marion Township

Horse Show Promises Large Turnout and Variety of Classes

A Thursday horse show in town expects a big crowd with a lengthy program and premiums across classes from jack stock to heavy draft, mare and colt, light harness, roadsters, pony, and turnout. Notable sponsors include Lebason band and local merchants, with prizes ranging from cigars to clothing and accessories.

East Main Street AXT Frank Dale FC Hodge Martin van J. A. White Aloes Morgan & Stele Harry & William Hiatt Stora & Williams Suckine Olt Royal Direct W. H. Gott Lebanon Shoe Co King Bee A. White Honan & Riley General Purpose Bessie Box Palmer House Cigars Long & Davis Jones & Bratton Bexsie O. Barred

Walnut Street Baptist Church Soup Supper Fundraiser

The Walnut Street Baptist Church invites the public to a supper on Friday July 17 at 00:00 on the lawn corner of East and Naki Streets. Proceeds support church needs. All are welcome.

Walnut Street East and Naki

Bethany Park Assembly Promises Grand Silver Anniversary

Bethany Park’s assembly opens its twenty sixth season with full encampments and a packed program. Daily lectures sermons entertainments and conventions fill the schedule as the silver anniversary of the organization is celebrated. Original promoters L. L. Carpenter and Prof. Shortridge are noted survivors with Carpenter re elected president for the year.

Bethany Christian Church L. L. Carpenter Wabash Shortridge Indianapolis Carpenter

Kern Homecoming in Indianapolis on July 14

Jobe W. Kern will return from Chicago around 6 to 10 PM to Indianapolis to attend a large nonpartisan civic reception for the Democratic vice presidential nominee. Mayor Bookwalter’s reception committee plans a major crowd, with Kern met at Union Station by officials and a band, then escorted to the courthouse yard for speeches and a platform setup on the north side.

Indianapolis Ind Jobe W. Kern W. M.fogarty Chicago Bookwalter Pelock Commercial Club Kern Union Station Court House Yard Court House

Indiana Hog Market Advances on Opening Day Trade

Indianapolis markets show light receipts and higher prices as hogs gain 10 to 15 cents with brisk field mail buying. Chicago reports 33,000 head opening slow but steady. best heavies near 37, general sales 6.30 to 6.95. Cattle receipts light but active trading, cows and heifers steady with some 10 cent gains. veal 6.25 to 6.50. calves slow. Sheep and lambs offered unchanged. spring lambs 5.50, yearlings 4.25, stock prices mixed. stockers and feeders in fair demand.

Indianapolis Ind Chicago

Reactionary Storm Period Forecast By Hicks

Forecaster Hicks predicts a reactionary storm period late in the month with a central position around the Ath and 17th, warmer days and light rain. From the 2th to the ith the weather cools and becomes pleasant, but a reactionary storm period is due by the 2tth, central within three days. An intense heat wave is expected to peak around the 28th, with cooler conditions not generally arriving between the 24th and 27th.

Irl Hicks

Orpha Lucas Hosts Antioch Sunday School Class

Mrs Orpha Lucas entertained the Antioch Christian Sunday School class at her home four miles south of Lebanon. Accompanied by teacher Mrs Perry Lucas, the group traveled by the 10 22 car for a day of socials and a lavish table of foods. Ruth Hazelrigg photographed the gathering. attendees included Geneva Douglass Riva Rogers Ruth Aughe Fanny Culbertson Anna Snyder Ruth Hazelrigg Alta Kern Emma Bumburg Lessa Gallagher Emma Colvin Ola Lucas Frank Culbertson George Richards Callie Rogers Donas Salisbury Walter Young Brocie Rice James Holmes Joe Mundell Herschel Richards and neighbors James Hoigen Perry Lucas Ames Gosnel Lan McCann Ivanhee Okie Promitt Truman Lucas Goldie Beck Mabel Mannah.

Lebanon Orpha Lucas Antioch Christian Sunday School Mra Perry Lucas Ruth Hazelrigg Geneva Douglass Riva Rogers Ruth Aughe Fanny Culbertson Anna Snyder Ruth Hazelrngz Alta Kern Emma Bumburg Lessa Gallagher Emma Colvin Ola Lucas Frank Culbertson George Richards Callie Rogers Donas Salisbury Walter Young Brocie Rice James Holmes Joe Mundell Herschel Richards James Hoigen Perry Lucas Ames Gosnel Lan McCann Ivanohee Okie Promitt Truman Lucas Goldie Beck Mabel Mannah

Death of Albert Whiteman in Michigantown

Sunday death at his home in Michigantown is reported for Albert Whiteman age twenty two, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Whiteman. Cause of death listed as consumption. Funeral services held this afternoon with Rev Merrick of Rostaville officiating. He was the family’s only child and described as a young man of promise.

Hot Springs Fa Jsty William H. Taft Denver Mr. Taft Taft Beit Agate Velvett Jevests Michigantown Ailbert Whiteman Jacob Whiteman Rev Merrick Rosstaville Tite

Dentist office robbed in Indianapolis on East Market Street

Doctor HF Parr reported thieves entered his office after 11 o clock at night and stole about 15 worth of stock from the dentist's East Market Street practice in Indianapolis.

Hf, Parr East Market Street Indianapolis

Paroled Manges Back To The Prison

Paroled felon McCarthy, after burglary and a lengthy sentence, travels from New York to Michigan City. He then contacts Governor Stany and writes about parole conditions. He later joins the Salvation Army in Washington State, losing track of his prior sentence and parole obligations.

Wilting McCanthy Akgiday Ithe Prisee Michigan City Drake Bi McCarthy Yestersday Ater Nowah Yakema Wash Wetttem Hanty Northwest Servetiom McCerth Jane Oman Waahingtan Salvation Army Army

Tourist Party Arrives in Glasgow for Sightseeing Tour

A twelve member Indiana group arrived in Glasgow on July 4 and spent their first day exploring the city. The Hoosier girls, noted for their avid interest in sightseeing, found the city’s attractions welcoming. Prearranged itineraries ensured no time was wasted.

Glasgow Scotland Thia City

Supreme Court Won't Review Sunday Baseball Mandamus

In Lansing yesterday the Supreme Court refused to review Warne County Court's denial of a mandamus sought by John Sweet of Detroit to compel Police Commissioner Smith to stop Sunday baseball. The court held it lacks jurisdiction in the case.

Detrowe Mich Lansing Warne County Mandamas John Sweet Detroit Smith

Baseball scores from the American and National Leagues

In Toledo Indianapolis tied with Kansas City at 6 while Milwaukee rolled to a 106 inning victory. Columbus beat Louisville 3 1 as St Louis and Washington both posted scores. New York fell to Brooklyn 2 7 as Philadelphia and Boston notched wins. Detroit won 6 2 and Cleveland triumphed 3 0.

Toledo Tndianapolia Kansas City St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Columbus Louisville St. Louis Washington Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Pittaning Brooklyn

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