Two Linton Men Sentenced for Petit Larceny
Two Linton young men entered guilty pleas to petit larceny and were sentenced Saturday by Judge Walter F. Wood in the Sullivan circuit court to terms from one to eight years. Jennings Goodman and Estil Roach had been arrested about two weeks earlier for breaking into and robbing the Tom Buck store at Bucktown. Part of the stolen goods was found with Goodman, who confessed his share of the robbery. Roach was arrested a few hours after Goodman’s confession.
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Petit Larceny
Jennings Goodman
Estil Roach
Sullivan
Farmers Short Course At Purdue January 11 19
Purdue University hosts a free week long farmers short course January 11 to 19 with emphasis on hands on learning. The event features live stock judging hay rope splicing corn analysis and practical farm skills, plus state agricultural and home economics group meetings and national speakers.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Markets and Commodity Prices Report
Market snippets from Indianapolis list wagon market prices for wheat oats and timothy hay with figures around 98 cents for wheat and 21 for timothy. Stock market notes show hogs steers calves bulls priced across ranges. The Wol ford Hardware Co advertises one fourth off on all stoves.
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Timothy Hay
Wolford Hardware Co
Gootee Awarded 1500 in Car Collision Case
Mrs Jennie Gootee won damages of 1500 against Frank E Utterback in Greene circuit court for injuries from a September 14 1922 bridge collision on state road No 5 between Washington and Loogootee. Jury verdict after 15 minutes. judge Van Buskirk instructed. Gootee lifelong Martin county resident mother to Otis Gootee of Vincennes. Defendant in feed and elevator business at Washington. attorneys Shake Kimmell Hastings Allen Padgett represented respective sides.
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Jennie Gootee
Frank E. Utterback
Greene
van Buskirk
Washington
Loogootee
Gootee
University Man Proposes Safer Train Whistles
Indiana University scientist Dr. A L Foley told the Central Association of Science and Mathematics teachers that placing a reflector in front of locomotives could save millions of dollars in coal and many lives. He cited Monon railroad tests showing whistle sound reflected at right angles to the track improves warning efficiency, with potential cost savings of over seven million dollars annually and two thirds saved through standardized whistle design and use.
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Foley
Country of Rainbows Hawaii Inspires Daily Arches
In Honolulu skies, celestial rainbow arches appear almost daily, shaping a coastal island mood as locals note the frequent vivid displays and the wonder they bring to daily life. The phenomenon is described as a near-constant atmospheric spectacle over the capital.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Flight to Cure Fear in Fog Shrouded Island
Grant Allen battles a grim fear during fogbound nights on an island hotel. He coerces himself to fly a doctor to a patient, hoping to conquer his paralysis by fear. The act restores his courage as the rescue reaches its goal.
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Allen
Helen
Hero
Grant
West Island
Doctor Bentley
Bhut
His Former Comrades Meet Egg in Loneliness
In a Louisville Courier Journal snippet Egg speaks of feeling separated from Nogg and expresses regret at not seeing Ham as often, reflecting on friendship and distance among old companions.
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Egg
Nogg
Ham
Louisville Courier-Journal
French Lady Stumps Waiter With Menu Obscurity
A Parisian customer at a fashionable restaurant rattled off a long French menu to a waiter who could not comprehend her. The Louisville Courier Journal notes the humorous scene as a light moment in dining and language confusion.
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Walter
Louisville Courier-Journal
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H. & F. Jewelers
Bill
Hike’s Shoe Store
Linton
Jennings Goodman and
Estel
Roach
Purdue
Indianapolis
Daviess County
Frances E. Goodridge
Rhodenbeck Bros
North Main Street
Lee
G. F. Chapman
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