Westphalia Elevator Destroyed By Flames
A grain elevator three miles west of Sandborn at Westphalia was burned yesterday with a loss around 25000 dollars. Owned by P H Easton the structure contained about 5000 bushels of shelled corn and 12000 dollars worth of canned goods. Insurance covered 7500 on the elevator and 6000 on the canned goods. the corn was uninsured and a total loss. Nearby factories and residences were not seriously endangered, and origin of the fire remained undetermined.
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Westphalia
Sandborn
P. H. Easton
Baston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Easton
Harry Pearson
Mr. Easton
Bicknell
Land of Greasers and Copper Veins Described
Joe E. Turner's sightseeing tour presents a surreal landscape where streets become canyons and artificial waterways replace sewers. Mountain homes rise in tiers with bald peaks looming over them, offering spectacular day and night views. Copper mines dot the mountainsides with vertical or angled shafts and multi-elevation leads feeding rich veins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muckers
Calumet & Arizona Copper Co
Copper Queen Co
VICKSBURG Community Notices and Social Updates
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown attended the funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Klaiber in Spencer Friday afternoon. Alvin Brown and family visited Frank Brown and family Sunday. John Hyslop moves to Jasonville. Kellichan moves to Milt Lynn farm near Jasonville. Mrs. Laura Greene shopped in Terre Haute Tuesday. Orchard Hill coal mine west of town has shut down. Miss Amy Walraven staying with Mrs. Everett Pruitt. Lloyd and Susie Brown attended the Lin ton football game Thursday. Parade of features ends with “Why Girls Leave Home” starring Anna Q. Malison tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Ernest Klaiber
Spencer
Alvin Brown
Frank Brown
John Hyslop
Jasonville
John Kellichan
Milt Lynn
Laura Greene
Terre Haute
Orchard Hill
Amy Walraven
Lone Tree
Everett Pruitt
Lloyd Brown
Susie Brown
Linton
Dr R R Cook Chiropodist Office Hours Card
Dr R R Cook chiropodist lists office hours 8 to 12 morning 1 to 5 afternoon and 6 to 8 evenings at 4014 A St NE with Sundays by appointment and phone 175 for scheduling.
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J. W. Wolford & Sons
First National Bank
Bisbee
Tombstone
Ariz
Roosevelt Dam
Niles
Daily Citizen
Joe E. Turner
Vicksburg
Anna Q. Malison
All Star
Sukt Shirts
Madras
Ben Bach
Fashion Park Clothiep
R. R. Cook
Zrii Sviare
Linton Ind
Ellie
Chiropractors
W. H. Scholl
D.C
Palmer School
K. M. Ingleman
D. Cc
A Brunswick
Columbia Music
Linton Florist
T Am
Lizzie Davis
First Street
City Transfer CO
Dixon & Hannum Bros
G. F. Chapman
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