Indiana Local News Roundup Highlights Notables
Dr. William T. Carmichael, 81, dean of law and medicine, dies at his Columbus home after a long career and Civil War restraint. South Bend plans a December 10 banquet to honor Knute Rockne and Notre Dame football for a national title. Seymour court reviews hunting without license case and fines. Hartford City oilman Ki Burns pursues $60,000 lease dispute. Bloomington reports Indiana University film King Basketball to aid high school coaches at Central Fort Wayne clinic December 4.
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Columbus
William T. Carmichael
Law and
Medical Professions
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South Bend
Knute K. Rockne
Fighting Irish
Bloomington
Indiana University
Central High School
Fort Wayne
Everett Dean
Z. G. Clevenger
National Basketball Rules Committee
J. A. Extension Center
Floyd R. Neff
Early Christmas Buying Spurs Linton Gift Layaway
Merchants report shoppers in Linton have begun selecting Christmas gifts and laying them away for delivery. Stores note furniture, lamps, jewelry, travel gear, and apparel are being purchased early as the 1924 season promises its strongest trade since 1919, with radio departments among new offerings.
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Linton
Focal
Radio shops crowd the crossroads with Christmas receives
The season brings a wide array of receiving instruments at many price points. Radio shops along country crossroads offer diverse equipment and bundles as Christmas gifts, attracting shoppers seeking value and selection.
Scitamard Dramatic Club Sets Tuesday Meeting
The Scitamard Dramatic club holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium with an interesting program. Play practice for the Scitamard production Come Out of the Kitchen is progressing well. The entire football squad will enjoy a meal tonight at 6:80 o clock at the Miller boarding house.
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Scitamard Dramatic Club
Miller
Indianapolis Markets Review Bulk Livestock and Grain Prices
Market notes show live cattle and hogs with price ranges including hogs up to 9.40 and steers to 10.00. Calves and bulls listed with typical values. wagon market reports wheat at 1.55 and corn around 1.10 to 1.20, oats and timothy hay priced as shown.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at First Nations Bank
Notice to stockholders of First Nations Bank of Linton Indiana to meet in the directors room at 10 a m Monday January 5 1925 to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact any other business before the stockholders 18 15 Quincy J Mitchell secretary
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First Nations Bank of
Linton
Indiana
Sell It Through a Citizen Want Ad
A compact notice urges readers to use citizen want ads to list items for sale. It outlines simple steps to place an ad and reach local buyers efficiently. Businesses are not the focus. community trading is encouraged.
Highway Department program complete in Indiana
Indiana state highway chief John D. Williams reports the department nearly finished its construction program for the season. Most maintenance contracts are closed and roads will handle winter traffic. about fifteen miles of paving await right of way, with several bridges left incomplete due to late summer contract start.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Department
John D. Williams
Indiana
Williams
Toy Display At Tolson's Wall Paper Store
An inviting toy display impresses shoppers at Tolson's Wallpaper Store located two doors west of City Hall. The display features a variety of gifts and seasonal toys appealing to families and collectors alike.
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Tolson
City Hall
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Moter
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Justice Court
Seymour
John Congdon
Curtis Judd
Hartford City
Ki Burns
Kansas
of Merchants
Stock Market
Quincy J. Mitchell
Highway Department
John D. Wil
Liams
Carl Woodall
Roeder Battery Service
Vincennes Street
Hamilton’s Drug Store
E. J. Ecker & Son
Cccouurtery
OF Fashion Farm
Linton, Indiana
Cushing
Santos
AX &Fry
David D.terhune
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