City Council in Regular Session Sees Wilson Resign
Regular session weighed city matters with Mayor pro tem Heilman Tarrer presiding in Mayor Rogers absence. Wilson resigns from the city school board effective August 1, and a series of ordinances, salaries, contracts and building permits were approved. The council directed street and sewer inquiries and reviewed bond-related actions, with various claims allowed and a notice to dog owners about tag enforcement.
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Heilman Tarér
OL Shister
Isewer
Sient Aa Wey
Bay Street
Lafayette Wilson
Sevier
East North Street
Municipal League
Ollie M. Dodd
Robert
Dinmitt
Jott Zion & Dickerson
Geo. W. Stoops
W. G. Reagan
Iain
K. K
June Days: An Ode to June’s Beauty and Joy
A lyrical early 20th century note extols June as endlessly refreshing with rain and sun, yielding lush verdure and ripened fruit. The piece invites readers to feel nature’s glow, banish doubt, and share in universal love, closing with a attributed verse to Riley.
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Wwe
Riley
Agnes Dutch Sues Edwin J Dutch for Divorce
Agnes Dutch files for divorce from Edwin J Dutch, alleging money niggardliness and verbal quarrels. Married September 21, 1912, they separated June 18, 1918, with claims of temper and scolding. Complaint filed by Adney and Hornaday.
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Agnes Dutch
Edwin J. Duteh
Plaints
Pialuti
Tauit
Tier
Tree Fruit Insects Discussed By Purdue Expert
Indianapolis June 94 Receipts hogs 12000 cattle 1350 calves 500 sheep 700 prices. hogs down 0 to 1 cent early later demand from packers. most sales 8.70 to 8.75. Cattle steady other grades lower. Calves lower. sheep and lambs strong. Insects on fruit noted with remedies suited to habits.
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Troop
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Ind
Call for public meeting on Witham offer to boost Boone farming
Citizens urge immediate action and a public meeting after FP J Witham proposed a large fund to advance agriculture in Boone County. The writer emphasizes Boone’s leading position in farming and praises modern scientific methods for richer yields.
Sparks From Chimneys Cause Most Fires Says Fire Marshal
Fire Marshal Longley reports that sparks from chimneys caused the most fires in May and June, with 481 fires in May including 75 damaging losses of 26822 dollars. In June 38 fires were from chimney sparks, while lightning caused 31. He urges roof material upgrades and proper lightning protection to curb losses.
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Longley
Longtey
Tsa
Progressives Hold City Primary Voting Night Update
Progressives are choosing their city ticket in a Tuesday primary. Polls opened at 11 30 AM and will close at 9 30 PM with early turnout strong. By 2 PM totals reached about one hundred as voters returned after a shower.
Wouldn't You Do the Same for Greater Results
A noisy appeal urges farmers to boost corn yields from 100 to 150 bushels per acre, keep youth on the farm, and fund a public meeting to accept Mr. Witham’s gift. May fire data show 25 percent from chimneys, most buildings wooden. May losses include 52 brick structures and 36 stores. Election day coverage notes a busy turnout and Progressive headquarters on South Lebanon, ballot placement drawn for mayor and council positions.
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Progressive
South Lebanon Street
Smith Clothing Store
Local wag envisions mass appendix operations for Lebanon
A local wag suggests a synchronized operation day for Lebanon residents to secure special interurban rates and lower surgeon prices. He argues news value lies in the theatrical panie of operations and questions how newspapers would report such a frenzy.
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Lebanon
Will Entertain Rebekah Lodges In City Event
The Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 2 1 0 0 will entertain the Eden Rebekah Lodge No. 149 of Thorn Town next Friday evening. The degree will be conferred upon a number of candidates by the local degree staff. Sojourning Rebekahs are cordially invited.
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Eden Rebekah
Thorntown
Weather Bulletin for Sunine Near Sunset and Thunder
Cloudy conditions with possible thunder showers tonight and into Wednesday. Sunset at 4 17 and night period likely to bring unsettled conditions with chances of rain and lightening across the area.
Township tax adjustments noted in Perry and neighboring townships
The Perry township list gains 415 for T D and Mary E Sheridan not previously listed by the assessor. The First National Bank is assessed 4200 as liquidating agent for Lebanon National Bank. Carl Davis in Center township loses 15 due to a son’s death. Edgar J Williams in Harrison township loses 80 for a mare’s death. Pinchell Coombs Lamier Co shows 7060 added for excess value of capital stock in Lebanon.
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Mary E. Sheridan
Perry Township
First National Bank
Lebanon National Bank
Carl Davis
Center Township
Edgar J. Williams
Harrison Township
Pinchell-Coombs Lamier Co
Lebanon
Additional Entries Corrected After Checks In County Fairs
Secretary Lon Titus and Interurban Fair Circuit officials reviewed early closing race entries in Frankfort. The Lebanon Fair gained about fourteen more entries than first estimated, with late submissions from Russia ville Lafayette and Lebanon fairs corrected on Monday. Minor survey errors added a few entries to the Lebanon events, including three in the 2 16 pace bringing total entries to 36.
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Lon Titus
Booney County
Frankfort Monnay
Hinmelwright
Lebanon
Russia
Sauvas
Wed in Louisville Bride and Groom Surprise Friends
Miss Bianehe Sicks daughter of Mr and Mrs Join Sicks living near Lebanon Indiana and Homer Ottinger of Kagtetown were married in Louisville Kentucky on Thursday The trip was for novelty not elopement They returned to Indianapolis Sunday and will live with his father Alcetas Ottinger at Eagletown this county for the summer Both well known and receive hearty congratulations on their return
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Bianehe Sicks
Mrr
Join Sicks
Lebanon
Homer Ottinger
Kagtetown
Latsville
Coble
Indianapella
Lianisville
Indianapolis
Alcetas Ottinger
Eagletown
Regerys
Daily Reporter urges lodge and club notices for publication
The Daily Reporter asks readers to send in or phone notices in the morning to ensure they appear in the evening edition. Afternoon deadlines bring a rush, while mornings offer more time. The paper and staff welcome notices of all kinds to serve patrons and the public.
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Daily Reporter
Police Notice Demands End to Sidewalk Biking and Slings
A notice warns that riding bicycles on sidewalks and boys using slings must stop or face arrest and prosecution. Miss Jane Wood returns from Linowla Illinois with Miss Ruth Patter of Prophetstown. His veto will make few weeks visit here.
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Jane Wood
Linowla, Il
Ruth Patter
Prophetstown
Veto Will Manke
Witness Collapses During Court Trial Testimony
In a Indianapolis court, Mrs. Mattie M. Bew collapsed on the witness stand during cross examination of Mick. The trial halted as physicians attended her. she was moved to Williams Hospital and reported resting easier. The illness, described as a cataleptic seizure linked to past San Francisco losses, caused a brief adjournment before testimony resumed with witnesses including W. C. Johnson and Edward Tousey.
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Mattie M. Bew
Mick
Will
Jan Hn
Williams Hospital
Delaakie Smith
MH. Ny Coons
Waa
San Francisco
Ben
California
W. Mick
W. C. Johnson
W. C. Johnson, of Indianapols
Johnson
Gall Concern
Indianapolis
Surprise Party Honors Wooleys At North Meridian Home
A surprise gathering of about thirty friends and neighbors entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooley at their 716 North Meridian street residence. Archie Armstrong won the gentleman’s prize and Mrs. Wooley, Marie Titus, won the lady’s prize. Titus has spent the past month in Pennsylvania with relatives and is visiting her uncle Elt Titus in the mountains near his summer home.
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Frank Wooley
North Meridian Street
Archie Armstrong
Marie Titus
Pennsylvania
Elt Titus
Isaac Beck
Shephardaville
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