Road paving funds sought for gravel stretch in Linton town
The three mile township road near the city is nearly finished but a two hundred foot gravel gap between the Southeastern track and Main Street remains unpaved. The Robinson Construction company bids $2.25 per square yard, prompting a local drive led by Oscar Fitzpatrick Carl Harris and Karl Aikin to raise funds. The Linton Milling Company owns the east side and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway owns the west side, with Terhune bearing part of the cost. A list of donors will be published, and residents are urged to contribute promptly.
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Robinson
Greater Linton
Robinson Construction Company
Linton Milling Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Linton Mill Company
Terhune
Oscar Fitzpatrick
Carl Harris
Karl Aikin
Linton
Jess
Fitzpatrick
Harris
Aikin
Mexican plants arrive for Ambassador's Washington home
A carload of Mexican plants has reached Washington to lend atmosphere to the home of Ambassador Manuel Fellez of Mexico, shown with his daughter Emelie.
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Washington, D., Cy
Manuel Fellez
Mexico
Emelie
Well Known Woman Passes to Her Reward
Mrs Anna Elizabeth Mitchell wife to Abraham F Mitchell died at the family home one mile southwest of Midland at 12 30 yesterday afternoon after a six week illness in her sixty third year a pioneer in the Midland community since 1884 Surviving husband two sons Q G Mitchell Ford H Mitchell and two daughters Ora M Bernice Mitchell at home and Rev Clarence Mitchell Baptist minister at Cincinnati O Also two brothers John C and Charles Craw near Midland Funeral cortere leaves Mitchell home at 1 30 Saturday for Lebanon church services at 2 Revs Ray Banks Bedford and Oren A Cook this city will conduct Interment Lebanon cemetery Sell It Via a Citizen Want Ad
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Anna
Elizabeth Mitchell
Abraham
Midland
F. Mitchell
Q. G
Mitchell
Ford He. Mitchell
Ora M
Bernice Mitchell
Clarence Mitchell
Cincinnati
John C
Charles Crawl
Eld
Lebanon Church
Ray Banks
Bedford
Oren A. Cook
Lebanon Cemetery
Bloomfield Church Safe Breached. Money Stolen
Bloomfield church suffered a theft by breaking open the birthday offering box sometime during the past week. Several dollars in pennies, nickels, and dimes were carried away. Superintendent C. O. Turner found the box missing on Sunday morning after Sunday school. This marks the second such incident this year.
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Christian Church
C. O. Turner
Bloomfield News
Indiana Farmers Decline Bankrupt Year 1926 Report
Ninety seven Indiana farmers filed for bankruptcy in the year ending June 30, 1926, per William P. Knapps clerk of the U S district court. The figure was the highest among industry classes. Other bankruptcies included seventy two merchants and twenty four manufacturers with additional filings among ware, earners, professionals and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
William, P. Knapps
Indiana United States District Court
Dugger Scouts To Backpack To Cliffs Near Graysville
Thirty Boy Scout members from Dugger will pack and roll blankets for their annual outdoor life trip next Monday at 2 PM. Destination is the Cliffs near Graysville, marking a short expedition into rugged countryside.
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Boy Scout Troops
Dugger
Cliffs
Graysville
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