Lebanon area notices and goods offered for sale
Local snippets include geraniums for 0 cents a dozen at Lebanon Green House, rental ad for a half interest in a good office room, dry cabs for kindling advertised at 10 cents per load, phone listings for The Witt Elevator, and notices of visitors and timber interests. Also present are services such as hat cleaning, clothing repair, stove wood deliveries, and wood prices from Wilcox Bros with contact numbers and light-bill payment reminder.
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Lebanon Green House
Witt
Jacob Pulwider
Lebanon
Thomas R. Moore
Franklin Star
Ed Katch
Smith's
Bel
J.P. Staley
W. A. Buntin
Westmoreland
Tenn
Mr. Staley
Mr. Bantin
Wilcox Bros
Monarch Over Everything The Baby as Sovereign Power
Court records describe Samuel M. Ralston ve John Williams et al. in a quiet title suit. Judgment favors the plaintiff at their own expense. Henry A. Kernodle appointed commissioner to release mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Ralston
John Williams
Henry A. Kernodle
Enjoyable Dance At Charles Hall Draws Many Couples
About twenty eight couples attended the dance at Charles Hall last night with eleven couples from Prankfort in attendance. The event was lively and enjoyable, featuring music and socializing throughout the evening.
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Charles Hall
Prankfort
Elevator Malfunction Tops Mrs Campbell Home Near Leba
Local brief notes a Mrs Thomas Campbell injured at home three miles southeast of Leba none. Carrie Meyer travels to Green Castle for De Pauw commencement. Mrs D A Macbeth sails to San Francisco to join husband. Jubilee Singers, thirteen, perform at M E church tomorrow. Harry Hamilton heads to Waynetown for Miss Clara Combs funeral. Ida McCaslin nurse returns from Lafayette. Lou Anderson and family visit Braxton Jones in Liston before Kentucky trip. Wood prices: ash and block $2.26, dry stove wood $2.50. Bell phone numbers 162 and 149.
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Thomas Campbell
Heme
Lebanon
Carrie Meyer
Greencastle
D. A. Macbeth
San Francisco
Macbeth
Jubilee Singers
M. E. Church
Harry Hamilton
Waynetown
Clara Combs
Hamilton
Ida McCaslin
Moses Atlas
Lafayette
Lou Anderson
Ethel
Guy
Bruce
John Mount
Liston
Braxton Jones
Kentucky
Wilcox Bros
Bell
Lightning Strike Damages Hortonville Home
A thunderstorm near Hortonville in Hamilton County sent a bolt through the Moore residence injuring Mrs. Moore and shocking Mr. Moore and Mae Roberts, a guest. The blast tore plaster, split a weather boarding, and shattered a large dresser mirror. no fire occurred and overall damage was limited to the mirror and structural superficialities.
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Sylvanus Moore
Hortonville
Hamilton County
Miss Miller Anu Hosts Washington Avenue Soiree
Miss Bernice Boggs entertained many friends at her Washington avenue home in honor of guests Miss Esther Hoover of Boonville and Miss Cornelia Miller of Lebanon. The social evening featured diversions and a list of attendees included Misses May Milner Edith Bosworth Edith Hughes Mabel Butz Aline Groves and Messrs Homer Curts Harry Thompson Edward Gossett Russell Richey of Lebanon and Dr 0 J Bicknell.
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Bernice Boggs
Washington Avenue
Esther Hoover
Boonville
Cornelia Miller
Lebanon
May Milner
Edith Bosworth
Edith Hughes
Mabel Butz
Aline Groves
Homer Curts
Harry Thompson
Edward Gossett
Russell Richey
0. J Bicknell
Frankfort
Sentenced to Sunday School by Geneva Judge
A Geneva judge sentenced two detained boys to attend Sunday School for fifty two consecutive Sundays. The ruling reflects a reforming aim rather than punishment and suggests Sunday School is increasingly seen as a force for moral education and lawful citizenship.
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Geneva
Ripening Crops and Clover Hay Harvest Advance Across County
Farmers anticipate a busy period as clover hay harvest nears and wheat heading within three to four weeks. White-top is reported in small amounts and residents remark the seasonal progress of ripened crops. Notice invites contract holders or buyers to Highland Park Addition lots, with Barrett and partners available at Ballard and Trowbridge’s office to discuss liberal terms and remaining plots.
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Highland Park Addition
Mr. Barrett
L. MH
Ballard
J. F. Trowbridge
Notice to Property Owners to Clean Up Premises
John H Hoy mayor delivers final warning to owners to cut weeds and grass and clear lawns yards vacant lots and alleys under city ordinance. Enforcement will follow.
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John H, Hoy
Notice to Band Subscribers Elect Directors Thursday
Subserters to the band fund are asked to meet at 7 30 Thursday evening at the W W Brevens Munte Store to elect a board of directors and to contract with W C Yutay any director.
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W. W. Brevens Munte Btore
W. C. Yutay
Lebanon praises W Yatzy as band director
The Lebanon band, under W Yatzy, shows marked improvement after a short tenure, with last night's concert hailed as a musical treat. Observers predict continued progress and eventual pride for the city as weekly concerts become artistic highlights. Flower Mission Day notes: about ten Union members sent sixty five bouquets to the sick, infirmary, orphanage, and Oak Hill with messages of cheer.
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Lebanon
W. €. Yatzy
Yatzy
Yutzy
George Shirley
Oak Hill
Understanding the Dog Days and the Dog Star
The article explains that dog days refer to the Dog Star’s presence near Earth, not to dogs panicking in heat. It advises dog owners not to fear madness in dogs during this period and clarifies the seasonal superstition.
South Street Improvement Bid Details
The East South street curb bid by George T. Miller for the city council session Monday night lists 36 lineal feet circular curb gutter at 25 cents, 72 lineal feet straight curb at 20 cents, 1,880 lineal feet curb and gutter at 48 cents, 68 lineal feet circular and gutter at zero, 99 lineal feet marginal curb and gutter at five cents, and 4 catch basins at $22 each.
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South Street
H. P. Belmont Dies After Illness In Hempstead
New York June 10 H P Belmont died at his home in Hempstead Long Island at 6 30 this morning after a brief illness of less than two weeks. He had not been in good health for some time though nothing alarming until appendicitis developed June 1.
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New York
H. P. Belmont
Hempstead
Old settlers meeting in Harlan & Reese’s office
Boone county residents are summoned to meet at Harlan & Reese’s office Friday June 12 at 2 pm with election of offers and business to be transacted. President Robt Stephenson and Secretary A O Spencer sign this call. New cases filed include Ning Green v F Calvin et al executors on claim Terhune & Adney v O F Calvin et al executors on claim and John Mann v Janes Wesley Hockman et al to set aside will.
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Boone County
Harlan & Reese
Robt, Stephenson
Spencer
Ning Green Ve . F. Calvin Et al Executors
Terhune & Adney
O. F. Calvin Et al Executors
John Mann
Janes
Wesley Hockman
Wesley Kersey Dead in near Advance burial at Oak Hill
Wesley Kersey aged seventy three died Sunday night and was buried Tuesday afternoon at Oak Hill cemetery. He left a son and daughter. Also listed are cherries at 30 cents a gallon and 2.25 per bushel, a contact for Ovid Knowlton in New Brunswick, and Paris abolishing barrel organ licenses per the police prefect.
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Wesley Kersey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Kersey
Ovid Knowlton
New Brunswick
Paris
Golied Paper Waile Causes by Wall Contact
Ailing wallpaper damage from people leaning their heads against the wall could be largely removed by laying blotting paper on the wet spit and ironing over it with heat. The method hinges on blotting and heat to lift the stain without spreading it.
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Walle
Parsons
Local briefs and notices from Lebanon area
Williams Hospital head nurse Miss Emma Station in lodianapolis yesterday. Mrs Harriett B Stokes returned from Crawfordsville visiting son Merle. For sale baby carriage 25 dollars. Mrs Dora Campbell 240 Cason Neal block. George W Campbell improving after illness. Center Baptist church ladies host ice cream festival next Saturday evening three miles east of Lebanon. Knights Templar Grand Commandery trip to Winona. Mrs Lelia M Day from Indianapolis attended Presbyterian recital. Mill stove wood 1 75 per cord dry country split 2 50. W C T U meets Thursday at 226 East Pearl street to discuss The Hadley Industrial School. Marriage licenses issued to Hoffman Proffitt Perry Wooley Hornaday Adney Moore Woodard Perritt Pratt.
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Emma
Williams Hospital
Lodian
Apolis
Witt
Harriett B. Stokes
Crawfordsville
Merle
Dora “Campbell
Cason-Neal Block
George W. Campbell
Ladies of the Center Baptist Church
Lebanon
C. M. Zion
Whitaker
Ritchie
Ben F. McKey
T. W. Huckstep
Winona
Knights Templar
Gartha Stephenson
East Pearl Street
Hadley Industrial School
Mary D. Hendricks
Joseph FR. Hoffman
Maude Proffitt
Paul Perry
Alma Wooley
John W. Hornaday
Estella Germaine Adney
Tauber Responds to Editor Over Cemetery Vase Claims
Paul O Tauber writes to the Reporter defending his work at Lebanon Green House and Oak Hill cemetery. He accuses the Cemetery Association of underhanded discrimination, listing limit of fifty dollars per season and alleging biased vase filling by the superintendent under board orders. He argues the public should see the issue clearly and signs off respectfully.
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Cemetery Association
Uase Mling
Lebanon Green House
Oak Hill Cemetery
Neal
Eee Association
Bilger
Lebanon
Witt
Paul
Tauer
Change at Orphans Home servant shift at county home
Robert Morrison resigned as superintendent of the County Johane Home due to his wife's ill health and Monday Henry G. Bonwell assumed charge as his successor. The Morrisons have given faithful service and are deserving of thanks and congratulations from citizens.
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Robert Morrison
County Johane
Henry G. Bonwell
Notice to gas patrons for payment by 10th
Gas patrons must pay all gas bills by the 10th. If unpaid, gas will be turned off on the morning of the 11th and will not be turned on again until a $2.00 deposit is made. Ind Natl Ill Gas Co.
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Local Properties
John Kouns and wife transfer 44.58 Union th to J 8 and C V Sherburn. John W and L T L Woods convey lot 10 Zion's add Lebanon to George Myron Adama. William H and Jane Dil transfer lot 16 Caldwell's add Lebanon to John H Dickerson for 3480 dollars.
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John Kouns
C. V. Sherburn
John W
L. TL
Woods
George Myron Adama
Zion's Add
Lebanon
William H
Jane Dil
John H. Dickerson
Caldwell’s Add
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Elbert Perkins
Sheridan
Buchanan
C. S. Platt & Son
Bell Phone
West Busby
Cunningham & Armstrong, Agte
Home In, Co
Hartford Fire
Hartford
Com
Bidelity and Casuality Co
Farmers State Bank
Chichester
Druguists
Bostonian
Morgan & Slagley
BHOR
Eee
City News
Monarch
Kitchenland
Parlorville
Morningvale
Sleepyhill
Pantryburg
Atticcrown
Curbville
Hall
Miss Miller Anu
Taver
W. S. Ritchie & Co
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