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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1926

Page

3

Sheriff Sale of Greene County Real Estate in 1927

Sheriff Ervin Ray will sell at public sale on Saturday January 22 1927 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door Bloomfield Greene County Indiana the rents and profits of multiple described tracts totaling about 805 acres in sections 17 20 and related parcels including lots 17 and 1 ½ in Dresden and the town site. American Trust Company sues Minnie A West and Jacob West to satisfy a decree of 3850 plus interest and costs. If needed the fee simple of the real estate may be offered to satisfy the decree. Webster V Moffett attorney for plaintiff. Dec 27 1926.

Greene Circuit Court American Trust Company Minnie A. West Jacob West Bloomfield Greene County Indiana Greene’ County Bloomfield and Owensburg Road Lot No. 16 Dresden Ervin Ray Webster

Leonard Range Co Pays 7.95 Percent Dividend to Stockholders

Washington Ind December 27 final chapter in Leonard Range Company tale closed as stockholders received 7.95 percent on their shares from the receiver. Total distribution 8326 20 on 103600 invested. Local investors held amounts from 100 up to several thousand. Company came from Indianapolis three years ago promising local stock. A plant east of town produced Leonard Oven Range before financial trouble.

Washington, Ind Leonard Range Company Washington Indianapolis

Pioneer Resident of Sandborn Dies at Home

Erastus Shake, aged over 80, died Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of his son Joseph Shake two miles northeast of Sandborn. He lived with his son and leaves a living son, plus two step sons Charles Corbin of Worthington and Theodore Corbin of Sandborn. Funeral services were held at Indian Prairie church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.

Erastus Shake Joseph Shake Sandborn Charles Corbin Worthington Theodore Corbin Indian Prairie Church

Indiana hog and cattle market report shows gains

United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis notes hog receipts at 4,500 with prices rising to 12.40 for midweight hogs and 11.25 for lighter hogs. Cattle receipts of 400 push beef steer prices to 7.50 to 10.50 while vealers fetch 14.50 to 16.00. Sheep receipts at 300 show steady trade and fat lambs around 12.00.

Indianapolis

Plews and Howes Visit Home Folk Over Holidays

Detroit resident Robert Plew spends the holidays with family while Roy Plew from Bedford joins friends and relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. John Howe and their son John Edward are visiting Detroit relatives, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howe and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mitchell.

Robert Plew Detroit Roy Plew Bedford John Howe John Edward Edward Howe Theo Mitchell

Sherwood Service and Sales Becomes Official License Bureau

The Sherwood Service and Sales company is named an official bureau for 1927 automobile licenses. Truck license plates will be issued at once and passenger car licenses may be secured Thursday, providing a convenient local accommodation.

Sherwood Service and Sales Company

City Baby Clinic Held At Glenburn Mission

The city baby clinic will run tomorrow afternoon at Glenburn Mission. Twenty eight babies are now under care with notable improvement. The clinic is open to all babies in the city.

Glenburn Mission

Hospital note on patient discharge and charity drive

Dr Ammerman went home from the hospital Saturday. The Salvation Army made a sizable donation of fruit to the hospital today.

Ammerman The Salvation Army

Members Notice for Home Loan and Savings Association

Members are instructed to leave their pass books at the association's office for balancing and the crediting of dividends. Milo B. Mitchell serves as secretary-treasurer. Observes current notice format for financial institution communications.

The Home Loan and Savings Association Association For Milo B. Mitchell Sec.Treas. Tafe

York museum receives historic Hetton colliery locomotive

A venerable locomotive once famed in England as the Hetton colliery engine has ended its long tour after arriving at a York railway museum. Dating to the early era of steam propulsion, the unit mirrors features of the world’s first passenger engine and represents a landmark in railway history.

England Hetton York Vguda

The Secret of Friendship in Spiritual Blessing

The secret of friendship lies in giving, not taking. Selfishness returns hardship. kindness yields spiritual blessing and mutual reward as preached by Hugh Black in Friendship.

Hugh Black

Cunard Liner Franconia Aground Near San Juan Puerto Rico

The navy reports Cunard liner Franconia aground in San Juan harbor Puerto Rico. The U S S Grebe based at St Thomas was dispatched for assistance and no further word had come in early today.

Unitizi Washington Navy Department Cunard Franconia San Juan

Orly Change-in form sparks freight of baby Luggles

An exchange claims fewer baby Luggles in use for mercy, but Seattle Argus disputes the claim, saying there are more and that most are equipped with inspling engines.

Orly Seattle

Intelligence of Horses and Eye Morphology

The text notes horses vary in intelligence with an intelligent horse showing a wide space between the eyes which later appear prominent. A stupid horse is described as narrow between the eyes, reflecting a crude assessment of equine temperament.

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