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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

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Races At Fair Grounds Highlight Fine Speed Program

A large crowd watched five events yesterday at the fair ground quality speed meet. Class A pace saw Jay driven by Charles Harmon win after a late bid, with Flora Leaderer and Nelly B among the contenders. Class B trot featured Lula Gay and George Ade in a tight finish. Class D trot showcased the Kentucky filly and Sumomry as key entrants. two-year-old Class C pace had limited starters with Care winning. The Matinee Club plans a Thursday meeting, with wide interest in racing and local attendance.

Jay Charles Harmon Wo Leaderer Fred Nelly B Bud Maude Ed Lovingfoss Jack Spratt Lula Gay Billy Anc Matthews Mayetta Aaron Goodwin Lilla Gay H.C. Brush Summa Lady Hird A. Bailey AL White Winkle Stansel Sorre George Ade Davis Caro Nome Wiwe Gott George ‘Ade Dan Davis G. F. Davis Ip Jr Prank Adney Sumomry Orla Frank Adney Cnze Jr A.D. Goodwin Torolinsen Rex Ed Imme Sim J. Caldwell Jew B Pace Lady Bird Lady Bird, Owned Bby New Ancasta Case Kip van Winkle E ‘Pime W. H. Gott Hester Fialeey EM. Davis

State geologist details water power work and farmer tensions

State Geologist W S Bintchley explains the rosting water power project and its need to survey larger streams by boat. He notes farmers show hostility to game wardens, shaping the exploration plan amid tensions and local sentiment toward the San Jose area.

W. S. Bintchley

Thorntown Selects Richeyy and Jaques to School Board

The town council of Thorntown chose Shad Richeyy and W. C. Jaques as school board members to fill vacancies created by L. M. Crist’s term expiration and Mrs. Grace Van Nuys resignation due to her move from Bratcity.

Thorntown Shad Richeyy W. C. Jaques L. M. Crist Grace van Nuys Brat City

Milikan and Virtue Wed in Thorntown Nuptials

Miss Elizabeth Milikan of Thorntown marries William Virtue at the bride’s mother's home. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate relatives, after which the couple departed for a Frankfort home. Virtue, a railway mail clerk, is a Boome county native with many local friends.

Elizabeth Milikan Thorntown William A. Wirths M Rose Millikan Frankfort Virtue Stanley's Mr. Virtue

Lightning Ignites City Power Plant Disrupts Services

A severe lightning flash burned two switchboard sections at the electric light plant, leaving the city in total darkness for three hours. Repairs began around 11 pm with one switchboard section restored, new sections ordered from Ft Wayne, and Sunday repairs anticipated. Interurban service suffered damage between Grimes stop and Englewood, with the Crawfor de ville division out until noon. Wire trouble near Mechanicsburg and the power house disrupted line traffic for two hours. The Central Indiana Railway and Dover reported a barn damaged by lightning. insurance carried with The Continental.

Ft. Wayne Grimes Stop Englewood Crawfordeville Intarrban Mechanicsberg Trafic Central Indiana Raikway Anf

Advance Teachers Married in Advange City

At 7 o'clock last evening at North Went Street home of Key Homer Dale the marriage of Bure D. Emmert and Forest Ailes was solemnized by Rev Dale. The couple, prominent in Advange, taught there and then planned a life together.

Homer Dale Bure D. Emmert Forest Ailes Dale Bumert

Flood and Lightning Strike Leaves Lebanon in Darkness

A severe electrical storm passed over Lebanon last night causing a three hour blackout as a light plant switchboard burned. Mrs. Robert Martin on Jameson street was shocked but recovered. Rural areas report damaged barns and the loss of several cattle and horses. Insurance covered damages to the Adams residence near Brunswick and to the Farmers Cooperative Co listing.

Lebanon Robert Martin Jameson Street Thomas Lat William Sheets Sugar Township Bag Melroberts Marion Township Claude @lendenning Shepard Linton Harrison Township E. Robinson Brunswick Surance Parmers’ Cooperative Co Henry George Oué Mille

Manford Sheets Tries To End Life At Frankfort Fair Ground

Manford Sheets of Alhembra Avenue Frankfort attempted suicide by taking morphine tablets after marital troubles. He lay on the north side of the fair ground when a doctor arrived in time to save his life.

Stanley Manford Sheets Alhembra Avenue Frankfort Fair Ground

Neighbor Affidavits Trigger Charges After Home Incident

Report of a chaotic confrontation in which a neighbor accused Sheets, who was ill, of threatening with a belt and a butcher knife. Sheets faced affidavits, and his wife was convicted and fined in connection with the incident.

Sheets Sheets Non

Death of Martha Ann Alexander Nichol in Zionsville

Martha Ann Alexander Nichol died June 21, 1909 in Zionsville aged 62 years. Born May 28, 1847 in Rush County Indiana, she married Smith M. White in 1864 and later C. R. Nichol. She leaves a son Oliver and daughters Rosa Lilly Netta. Funeral June 28 at home conducted by Rev. H Weston. buried at Pitze Cemetery.

Zionsville ‘Times Martha Ann Parthena John Alexander Rush County Indiana Smith M. White Whitestown Oliver Rosa Lilly Netta United Brethren Church Hopewell Ind Presbyterian Church C. R. Nichol Zionsville H. Weston M.E. Shurch Pitze Cemetery

Auto Club Lost Money at Crown Point Races

The Chicago Automobile Club records a loss of about 25001 amid Crown Point events. Attendance neared 29000 as uncertainty grows about future races there. Despite claims of stock-car legitimacy, many large firms skipped entry, signaling possible discard of the course for future carnivals.

Chicago Automobile Club Crown Point Lax Chicago Crown Pain Crown Point America

Lebanon Women Guests At A Thorntown Party

The Maret Women's Embroidery Circle of Thorntown hosted a successful party yesterday. Members contributed multiple needlework pieces for display at Mrs Joseph Mayer's home. About thirty Lebanon ladies attended along with a larger group from Zionsville. sweet pens, roses, ice cream, cakes and punch complemented the event.

Maret Thorntown Lebanon Mra Joseph Mayer Zlonaville

Controversy Over Preferred Stock Assessment in Boone Co

A heated Board of Review session debated if Boone Tithe & Guaranty Co preferred stock is taxable. Harvey P. New argued only tangible property may be listed, while Walter Porter contended stock value beyond tangible assets is taxable. The board ultimately held preferred stock unsensable, awaiting guidance from State Tax Commissioner Parks Martin who instructed to assess as part of capital stock. The dispute cooled with tempers tempered and relations restored.

Boone Tithe & Guaranty Co Harvey P. New Title & Guaranty Co Walter Porter Board of Review Tile & Guarantee Go Mr. New Porter Inva Parks Martin New

Exchange Prices for Indiana Series Readers Adopted by State

Notices state that the exchange price between the Indiana series and the new readers, set by the state school commissioners, will be one-half the price of the new book with a possible extra half cent when a division ends in alf. Exchange prices for readers only: Primer 8 cents, first reader 9 cents, second reader 10 cents, third reader 13 cents, fourth reader 16 cents, fifth reader 20 cents. No exchanges for copy books. Exchanges available before October 1, 1914.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Wcond

Lightning Strikes Indianapolis Church Organist Guided Home

In a June thunderstorm at 9 30 pm Charles F P Hansen the blind organist of the Second Presbyterian Church Indianapolis moved through rain and darkness to Crawford's D two blocks away aided only by memory and determination, preserving the church’s music even amid turmoil.

Indianapolis Charles FP. Hansen Second Presbyterian Ghurch Pennysylvania Vernmann Crawford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Weeting OF NEE Racing Club Rae Frank Hay Mmove Bratchley Tucker Shad Richey Jaques Elizabeth Millikan William Virtue Dover Jungle Glee Ch Club Advange Miss Forest Ailes MR. Burg D. Emmert Mechanics‘parg Squire W. H. Wilson Burg Sheets Belp Mra Sheets HI Earthly Martha Ann Nichols Auto Club Boone Title & Guaranty CO MH. P. New and Walter Porter Loch Horos Hansen
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