City Council in Regular Session Re-elects Perkins to School Board
City officials met in regular session with members present. A resolution approved the primary assessment roll for the Southwest street improvement and payment of 9819.85 to George T. Miller for construction. Contracts and bonds were approved for Williams and East Williams streets and related sidewalks. Plans were adopted for East South street improvements. A remonstrance against South Clark street improvement was overruled. Various alley openings and street openings were authorized with deadlines for remonstrances. John C. Perkins reappointed to the school board. Building permits were granted for Jacques Co. addition and Parr remodeling. May officer reports were submitted.
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City Co
South West Street
South Street
Dicks Street
George T. Miller
Kernodle & Miller
Williams Street
West Street
Meridian Street
East Williams Street
Park Street
Grant Street
Gullion
East South Street
Laura Spanswick
Clark Street
Noblesoyer
Essex
Lebanon Street
Essex Street
Camps Street
Myers
Myers John C. Perkins
Royal Street
Lafayette Avenue
George Pothuimus
Moers
FB. OR. Jaques Co
West South Street
Catarrh Cure Proclaimed to Cure Disease Nationwide
A reader notice reports a claim that a constitutional cure for catarrh exists, with Mall's Catarrh Cure advertised as an internal remedy that reaches the bloodstream to destroy the disease’s source. The note emphasizes the cure’s broad effectiveness and invites purchase through the publishers.
Thursday Textile Sale Highlights Inexpensive Fabrics
A scanned advertisment lists Thursday only prices on plain voile 39c a yard 40 inches wide. corded and checked voiles 39c. sport voiles 50c. madras shirtings 35c. percales 18c. huck towels 10c. ginghams 12c per yard. Irish lawn handkerchiefs three for 39c. ribbons 40c. embroidery banding 50c per yard. Mennen's powder 15c. wash rags 20c. ladies undergarments and hats. and quick white shoe polish all offered for one day sale with various bulk quantities.
Court News Recaps Bank Notes Case In Lebanon
The Farner State Bank of Lebanon sues Frank Ro feot on a note and Charl OAL Prise faces suit on another note, with Moreland also named in a related action.
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Farner State Bank of
Lebanon
Lao Beowsht
Frank Ro Feot
Charl Oal Prise
Bare AL Moreland
Eli Clampitt Camp 70 Buys Liberty Bond
At a regular meeting of Lincoln Camp No. 49 a free offering was taken and the fund used to purchase a cotton liberty bond in the name of the Camp. Nearly all secretaries and wallets in the city have already made subscriptions to the Liberty Loan drive. Stores reported pledges. R. E. Williams.
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Lin Clammtt
Local Banks Vote to Take Full Liberty Bond Quota
This morning directors of First National Bank and Citizens Loan and Trust Company agreed to subscribe to their full eight percent quota of Liberty Bonds. Other area banks including Zionsville State Bank and Jamestown State Bank followed with similar plans to match eight percent of total resources. Ex GovernorRalston made subscriptions in the city and Zionsville, as county committees push Boone County toward its allotment.
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First National Bank
Citizens Loan and Trust Company
Ciigens Loan and Trust
Crazen, Joan and Trust Company
Base County State Bank
Witomers State Bank
Zionsville State Bank
Boone County
Jamestown State Bank
Farmers State Bank
Perkins Re elected to School Board Tenure
The city council re appointed John C. Perkins to the school board, extending a term of about three years. He has served well, with careful judgment in educational matters and a record of efficient service.
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John C. Perkins
Perkins
Swails Restaurant Pork Wednesday Special Dinner
The Swails Restaurant offers a Wednesday special featuring beef or chicken with dressing giblet gravy mashed potatoes hot slaw sliced tomatoes and strawberry pie. Includes coffee milk tea.
Moffit Nephew Clarence Dies at Kirklin Home
Mrs Jennie Moffit learns of the death of her nephew Clarence Moffit at his Kirklin home. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 10 AM at the Methodist church, with Mrs Moffit and her son Raymond attending. Lawn mower shop advertises repair and cutting services at Alley crossing near Oak Drug Store with a May 3 date.
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Jennie Moffit
Clarence Moffit
Kirklin
Methodist Church
W. K. Fraley
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