Bond Issue and Sale Planned for Stockton Township High School
The Stockton Township Trustee and Advisory Board in Greene County Indiana announce plans to issue bonds totaling 75000 dollars at 6 percent interest to fund part of the cost of a joint high school building with the City of Linton. Bond payments begin July 1 1922 with semiannual installments. Taxpayers may remonstrate at the June 25 1921 hearing and appeal decisions within fifteen days if qualified. The township’s assessed property value is 4217455 dollars with existing indebtness of 3125 dollars.
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Stockton Township
Greene County
Indiana
Linton
James T. Roach
State Board of Tax Commissioners
William P. Shepherd
Harry Antibus
Music boosts rice work output in Philippine farms
The New York Medical Journal reports music raises daily rice output by about 80 percent in Philippine transplanting. Workers often join in singing, sometimes led by a blind guitarist on the dyke, and even large U.S. stores have tested music with positive results.
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Philippines
New York Medical Journal
Dream Love and Troubled Entertainer Dreams
A fragmented dream text hints at attendance at an event, illness, and loss of trends. It recalls being a performer amid trouble and quarrel in the entertainment milieu.
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E. Quarrel
Giants Bow Bloomington Team In Four Run Win
In a three inning start the Linton Giants beat Bloomington Showers Specials 4 0 with Williams driving in three and the team adding two more in the sixth. Bloomington’s lone run came in the ninth on a misplayed fly and error. Miller pitched well for Linton but errors in the ninth let Bloomington threaten.
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Linton Giants
Bloomington
Williams
Giants
Beveridge
Warner
Miller
Linton
New Home Furnishing Co Reorganizes Bloomfield Bloomington
Bloomfield stockholders led by O F Herold G E McCracken W R Cravens Clyde O Yoho W L Cavins and Franklin Remsey Jr sell their stake in the city store and assume ownership of Bloomfield and Bloomington shops. The firm becomes House Furnishing and Music Company of Bloomfield with Linton interests keeping local control.
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New Home Furnishing Company
Bloomfield
Bloomington
O. F. Herold
G. E. McCracken
W. R. Cravens
Clyde O. Yoho
W. L. Cavins
Franklin Remsey, Jr
House Furnishing and Music Company of
Linton
Child dies at age three in West Linton
Louise Lafont, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Lafont, was an invalid from birth and died early Sunday at the home of Mrs Ann Price in West Linton. The body was taken to West Terre Haute today for funeral services there tomorrow with interment in Highland Lawn cemetery at Terre Haute.
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Louise Lafont
Albert Lafont
Ann Price
West Linton
West Terre Haute
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Terre Haute
Graduation Day for Cass township schools announced
Graduation exercises for Cass township public schools will be at the Christian church next Wednesday night with music by the Dugger Community Club and a address by Mr. Patterson of Indianapolis. The public is invited to attend and the graduates include Howard Livingston Ethel Rock Mildred Faulk Helen Hindman and many others.
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Dugger
Cass Township
Christian Church
Hale
Howard Livingston
Ethel Rock
Mildred Faulk
Helen Hindman
Mary Nitterhouse
Mallie Ashburn
Eva Edwards
Lowell Wilson
Willie Natrass
Mary C. Deputy
Anna Bess Graham
Lloyd Exline
John Schedlbower
Clarence Reynolds
Lillian Hiendlmayr
Helen Hammock
Ethel Robinson
Dorothy Neal
Fanny Ormandy
Pioneer Woman Catherine Hochstetler Dies at 80
Mrs. Catherine Hochstetler aged 80 widow of P M Hochstetler died Saturday night in Clay City Ind She leaves four sons and two daughters Simon Hochsteler of Coal City Chick Hochstetler Battle Creek Mich Lee Hochstetler Casey Ill Mrs Chas Whitmer and Ollie Hochstetler Clay City Funeral services were set for 10 30 this morning at the home Burial followed in Beech cemetery
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Clay City
Ind
Catherine Hochstetler
P. M. Hochstetler
Simon Hochsteler
Coal City
Chick Hostetler
Battle Creek
Mich
Lee Hochstetler
Casey, Ill
Chas. Whitmer
Ollie Hochstetler
Beech Cemetery
Telephone bills due at New Home Telephone Co office
Telephone bills are due and payable at the New Home Telephone Co. office on North Main Street between the 1st and 10th of the current month. Service may be disconnected if not paid by the 16th.
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The
New Home Telephone Co
North Main Street
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Earl Jackson
Greene and
Sullivan Counties
Mutual
Bell
Kibosh
Sullivan
Sullivan Mutuals
Oblong
Ill
Coalmont
Sullivan Independents
Saline City
Riley
A.E Higgins
Ae Hardy
Eee
Branam
Aee Bauer
Rf Raines
Holley
Clark
Wee
Booher
Haffley
Deasee
Roa
New Home Furnishing Co
CASS
Dug
Citizen Office
B. L. Wallace
Pires
Sats
Exide
Elp
Hanes
Burton’s Battery Station
A” St. N. Bi
Wakefield & Fox
South Main Street
Bill Wilson
Black Creek Mine
M.J. Aikin &Son
Clinton, Jasonville
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