Local Option Bill Goes Into Effect After Session
The county local option law was signed by Gov Hanly Saturday at 40 p.m. It goes into effect as soon as the acts of the special session are distributed and proclaimed. The text outlines petition procedures for county boards of commissioners to set up local option elections on liquor sales with majorities prohibiting or allowing licenses, election board composition, and subsequent effects on licenses, with the act tying into state election laws for procedures and penalties.
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Indians Welcome Thayers After Long Journey Home
Mrs. Lee Thayer of Crozier New Mexico recounts a two day overland trip to return home after visiting Native American communities. They describe cordial Indian reception, children Ada Ruth and an invalid mother, and plans to shelter and care for the needy woman and her daughters. The family details further travel to Ship Rock Farmington and Fruitland in search of fruit and supplies, noting Thayer’s illness and a misdirection on the trail.
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Farmington
Frugal plans for fruit on a family trip
The speaker explains that with ten children and themselves, they cannot afford to buy ready canned fruit for that many people. The remark highlights strict budgeting and limited resources for the family outing.
Fairbanks to Speak at Grand Opera House
Republicans prep for a big meeting in October night with Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks to speak at the Grand Opera House. It marks his first campaign address and starts a tour that will move East, with Indiana’s event as a sole stop before the campaign’s final weeks. Local Republicans plan a rousing reception.
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Indiana
Missionary Society to Meet Tuesday Afternoon in Thorntown
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church schedules its regular quarterly meeting for 2:39 Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lester Jones. Miss Edith Hughes, Field Secretary of the Home Mission Board, will address the Thorntown group and Lebanon society, with both invited to attend. The program includes devotions by Dr. Mary Van Nuys, readings, an instrumental solo by Mrs. Zadah Black, and remarks by Miss Hughes and Mrs. Elizabeth Bradshaw.
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Lester Jones
Edith Hughes
Home Mission Board
Miss Hughes
Thorntown Society
Lebanon Society
Reading
Myrten Kelly
Zadah Black
May Buy Gas Plant In Crawfordsville Syndicate Visit
The Crawfordsville Journal reports that Mr. Deitrich head of the Deitrich system and his New York son, along with Samuel T. Murdock of Lafayette, members of a syndicate, visited the city. The group owns Indiana Natural Gas and may buy the Artificial Gas Company plant. If purchased, the mains will carry artificial gas from a central station.
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Crawfordahile Journal
Deitrich
New York
Samuel T. Murdock
Lafayette
Indiana Natural Gas
Artificial Gas Company
Married couple wed at 4 30 pm Saturday in Crawfo rdville
Clarence Newlin and Grace Mc Daniel were married Saturday afternoon in the office of Squire N A Perrinl officiating. Both residents of Crawfordville.
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Clarence Newlin
Grace McDaniel
Red MEX Attention Last Day for Dues Payment
Wednesday September 29 is the final day to pay dues to avoid delinquency. The enforcing law will be strictly applied. Chas Slusberg C of W.
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Knisely Files Affidavit on Hanly Job Offer Charge
Indiana report says Rep Luther Knisely claims Governor Hanly offered a $2000 job to secure a vote on the county Local Option bill. Affidavit details the alleged offer, naming Senator Wickwire as negotiator, while Wickwire denies the accusation as unfounded and malicious.
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Dekalb County
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Enthusiasm Drives Work and Noble Motives
The text insists enthusiasm is the main force behind progress, stating those inspired by noble ideas propel action while indifferent people lag. It argues earnest commitment to a worthy goal moves efforts and prevents stagnation, noting many fail to accomplish due to lack of zeal.
Joke on Dave Foster Ends in a Family Reunion
Mr David W Foster, busy at his South Lebanon Street home in Boone County, is the target of a garden joke. A woman posing as a renter brought in Mrs Leyi James and her daughter Pearl James from Des Moines Ia to reveal Mr Foster’s long unknown aunt and cousin. The playful moment amused the group, while Mr Foster was chagrined. Mrs Jones and her daughter visit relatives in Payette now.
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South Lebanon Street
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Leyi James
Miss Pearl James
Des Molines
Boone County
James
Mrs. Jones
Payette
Sheridan Couple Weds At Bride’s Home
Hovey H. Bragg and Miss Luin Parsons, prominent Sheridan youths, were married Saturday at the bride’s home. Rev. George Bragg, former county sheriff, officiated.
Rebecca Buck Dies in Indianapolis at 76
Rebecca Buck aged 76 died at 1 p.m. Sunday at 1616 East Morris street Indianapolis after a weeklong illness from heart neuralgia. Born October 18 1891 in Tenninssea she married Philip Buck in 1860 in Indianapolis. Survived by children Mary Kleiser Effie Stoddard Mia Dr Roberts Minnie Derbyshire Homer Buck Julia Moore and siblings Cicero Patars Sade Peters Tryphent Dickerson. Funeral Tuesday at 10 1 0 am at daughter Mya Keme Stoddard home officiated by Rev Frank Ballard. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery after interurban ride.
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Philip Buck
Mary Kleiser
Effie Stoddard
Mia Dr. Roberts
Minnie Derbyshire
Homer Buck
Julia Moore
Cicero Patars
Sade Peters
Tryphent Dickerson
Frank Ballard
Oak Eah Iemetery
Birthday Party Honors Catherine Appleby Farewell Grace Fletcher
Mrs. Bert Miller’s Sunday School class of young girls held a birthday party for Mrs. Miller with about fifteen attendees. The event also served as a reception for Catherine Appleby and a farewell for Grace Fletcher who is moving to Crawfordsville. Gifts and games showcased the joy of giving and community.
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Catherine Appleby
Grace Fletcher
Crawford Aville
Drought Broken by Fine Sunday Night Rain
A long drought ended with a steady downpour from 10 o clock Sunday night until 2 45 this morning. Rain brought a cooler change in temperature and cooler air followed the shower.
County Local Option Bill Praised by Ministers
Local ministers spoke positively about the county local option bill yesterday. Reverend Appleby noted that Senator Lane and Representative Sicks from this county voted for the measure and are members of his church despite differing political affiliations.
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Felker of Lebanon Reporter Spends Night in Crawfordsville
A. H. Felker of Lebannon, editor of the Lebanon Reporter, stayed overnight in Crawfordsville on his way home from ten days of business in the west. He is noted as a hustling young editor and his Boone County paper is praised as a neat, well echoed sheet.
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A. H. Felker
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Lebanon
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