State field examiner visits Worthington Ind
Worthington Indiana June 15 Marshal W E Thompson ordered to refund town money paid for services as sewer inspector amid actions by state field examiner A L Donaldson of the state board of accounts. Bond issue noted as invalid and Act D English flagged for holding two offices trustee and justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Ind
Marshal W. E. Thompson
Town Board
A. L. Donaldson
State Board of Accounts
Thompson
Donaldson
D. H. Bond
Bad Water Leaks Plague Linton Water Work
The Linton Water company has been busy for days fixing serious leaks. A major break on A street Northeast near Eleventh has softened the sub soil and made the road dangerous. Another leak on Main street in front of Rexal drug store sent a steady stream from the curb resembling Moses striking water from a rock.
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Linton Water Company
Ear Eleventh Street
Rexal Drug Store
Moses
Gritty motorman credits Tanlac for return to work
William W. Mason, a Rapid Transit Co. motorman in Philadelphia, says Tanlac restored his health after three years of severe stomach trouble, nervousness, and sleep loss. He reports improved appetite, strength, and energy after four bottles, enabling him to work cheerfully. Tanlac is sold by W. J. Hamilton in Linton and local druggists.
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Tanlac
William W. Mason
McClellan St. Philadelphia
The
Rapid Transit Co
Tate
Taniac
Tanlae
Linton
W. J. Hamilton
State fair board faces 400000 deficit in Indiana
Indianapolis June 15 A conference of state officials with Governor McCray will review the finances of the state board of agriculture. Reports say liabilities exceed 400000 from the board s building program and fair operations, with notes due this month including a 100000 note held by an Indianapolis bank. The state has taken over the board s property at the Indiana state fair grounds and an Accounts Board review is expected.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
McCray
Indiana State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Agricultural Board
State Board of Accounts
Accounts Board
Indiana Banker Dies in Indianapolis After Illness
Volney T. Malott, 82, longtime Indiana financier and prominent national banker, died in Indianapolis yesterday after a three week illness. Malott had been a leading figure in Indiana finance for nearly fifty years.
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Indianapolis
Volney T. Malott
Indiana
Woodchuck Living Room Described by Forestry Magazine
The burrow of a woodchuck begins obliquely then runs nearly horizontal for several feet rises toward the end to a spacious round chamber called the living room for the family. The burrow may reach at least thirty feet in length, making digging seem unlikely.
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The
American, Forestry Magazine
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Lagonda Player
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Meldorf
Apollo
Schaff Bros
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Columbia Music Store
Jasonville
Hoosier Maid
Linton Cigar Factory
J. Holden
Greene Co
Studebaker
TAXI
Mason
State Fair Board
Marvel Products Co
Pittsburgh, Pa
Royal Society
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Apex Underwear
Humphreys, Schloot & Co
Greene County
Furniture
West Linton
Linton Finance Co
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W. A. Shanklin
N.W. Yard
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Ross Greene
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