25 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1917
Page
1
Mrs Meta Tiedemann of 1622 Jefferson Ave Brooklyn and her mother credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing years of back pain weakness and misery. The ad invites readers to write for confidential advice, noting a woman will respond from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
Indiana law requires all poultry buyers including houses grocers and hotels to obtain a one dollar annual license and to maintain a detailed purchase record. Entries must show seller name variety weight purchase date and buyer address with penalties up to 50 per pound and license revocation for violations.
Fragmentary list mentions brides, race laureates, banks, boats, harefoot rays, bathing beaches, belles, breweries, bass bait and boulevards. No coherent event or narrative appears. summarizes a jumble of local goods and places.
Mrs Ada Harting of Jamestown is dangerously ill with asthma and a complication of diseases. She has been ill for some time and is gradually growing worse. Her sister Mrs J Beaver of Advance came here Friday.
A Washington Star commentary recalls Representative Purnell of Indiana in a humorous incident from his early days. At a lodge memorial, he prepared lines about forty dead before realizing none were actually dead, prompting a quick pivot to a tribute on “The Lodge Man in the Home.”
Court results list net values and tax allocations for estates of John W Small Rebecca Park Mahala Swope Samuel Cooper Tshum Harting Stephen J Jett and others. Net values range from about 3 945 to 36 296 with assigned heirs and modest taxes due for several, many showing no tax.
Reporter notes by mail, dated year 63, details an annual rate on RR 18.90 and implications for subscribers. The brief outlines cost, delivery expectations, and potential changes in service schedule.
A touring car driven by Jack Biddle of near Waynetown encountered an approaching vehicle. A rear wheel was struck but little damage occurred. the other car rolled to the roadside and occupants were injured but not seriously. Biddle could not recall or learn the injured parties’ names.
A car turning a road near New Ross overturned Saturday injuring four youths. Miss Lulu Herron broke an arm while Miss Dorothy Maxwell sustained minor injuries and bruises. Frank Ashby and Scott Bell were not hurt. The girls were taken to a New Ross physician. Herron’s arm was set. Maxwell was driving.
Mrs Lola V Lough of Michigantown filed for divorce in Clinton circuit court from her husband Wilbur Lough. She seeks $1 000 alimony and custody of four children May 7 Martha 4 Mary 2 and Mildred 8 weeks. They wed December 24 1907 and separated June 20 1917. She claims he owns property worth 1500.
At a Boone County Threshermen Association meeting on Saturday, farmers learned threshing prices for oats 3 cents wheat 6 cents rye 7 cents. Threshers plan to meet farmers individually to discuss conditions while noting rising compensation insurance from 20 to 50 dollars yearly. Attendees included John Shobe Hillsboro John Goodin Wallace and Wallace Peffley Ladoga.
A string of Sunday and weekend visits connect families across Lebanon Marion Thorntown and Indianapolis. Notable names include Mildred Stottir Cora Hanks George Hall Janie Cowan and numerous extended relatives from Glenn Silknitter Ora Brown and Claude Wall among others.
Everett Strain of Sugar Creek township secured a $25 reduction for a death of a cow. Charles M. McClain of Lebanon sought $1,200 deduction for being taxed on non assessable corporate stock. The board set excess value assessments for Vinnell Coombs Co at $44,260 Dairy Cream Separator Co at $278,000 and Zionsville Water Electric Light Co at $7,740. Boone Title and Guaranty Co assessment affirmed as returned by the township assessor.
During week deliveries run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays are 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Phone 22 Petig's.
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