Creditors win Indiana assets of C. W. Jean company in bid of 115000
Principal creditors led by bankers and directors secured the assets in Indiana appraised at 112684.12 after a June 4 sale approved by Judge Van Buskirk. The bid was for the entire property, with several smaller bids for individual units. The creditors plan rapid organization and operation, with a meeting likely next Tuesday in Worthington.
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Browne
A. M. Freeman
Worthington
QO. L. Hoese
Wilburn A. Hays
Beulah and Her Chicken Overcoats
Beulah Jones tidies a chaotic scene as cousin John Moore proposes using her winter coated chickens for a political procession. The plan backfires as the novelty sways voters to Allen Parsons, who later thanks Beulah for her pets. Beulah learns Parsons is her former fiancé, and a past letter causes a long misunderstanding to melt away.
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Miss
Beulah Jones
Beulah
John Moore
John
Miss Beulah
Plymouth Rock
Miss Jones
Allen Parsons
Allen
Chas Fritz Wins Third Prize at Paris Gun Club Shoot
E A Powell Elmer Harmon Lawrence Scherer and Charles Fritz of the city attended a registered shooting event by the Paris Illinois Gun Club. About thirty six men competed weather hindered scores. Fritz hit 189 of 150 and earned a silver pitcher. Powell shot 138. Harmon 131. Scherer 128. The team traveled from Terre Haute to Paris and back, pleased with the trip and treatment.
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E. A. Powell
Elmer Harmon
Lawrence Scherer
Charles Fritz
Paris
Ill
Terre Haute
Fritz
Powell
Mr. Fritz
Harmon
Scherer
Greene County maps offered for sale by The Daily Citizen
The Daily Citizen advertises maps of Greene county for sale at two dollars each. It also promotes a church event at the Baptist church tomorrow night featuring pictures talk and song described as an hour of enjoyment and inspiration to end the day.
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The
Daily Citizen
Greene County
Baptist Church
Quotes about language and truth tested in dialogue
The dialogue explores blunt speech and its consequences through sharp exchanges. A character asks if bluntness should be tempered, while another warns that words may need to be eaten. The exchange centers on honesty, prudence, and accountability.
Time is Money and the Loan Dilemma
A witty exchange contrasts time with money as one person notes time is valuable while questioning why those with surplus time frequently request loans from others. The remark highlights irony in financial help patterns and personal resource debates.
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Fellowe
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D. R. Scott & CO
Ford
North Main Street
E. V. Bull
D. D.S
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Hamilton
the Daily Citizen
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Bloomfield
Lyons
Marco
Plainville
Freedom
Clay City
Jasonville
Coal City
Huntingburg
Huntington
Harold Sinclaire
Western Newspaper Union
Chas Fritz
Linton
Gun Club
Queer
Palm Beach
Summer
Rhodenbecke Bros
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Co
D. M. Puckett
Brunswick Tires
West Vincennes St
Castoria
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