Grand Jury Probes Two Murders In Indiana County
Monroe County man H L Oliphant found dead in his car near a Greene county chapel with a bullet in his head. John Glanton Campbell clerk at Robertson store in Dolan shot by burglars. Grand jury to review evidence, witnesses, and determine if Oliphant’s death was murder or self inflicted amidst ongoing leads.
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Bloomington
Ind
Randall
John Glanton Campbell
Robertson
Dolan
H. L. Oliphant
Vincennes
Greene County
Nolan
Campbell
Curry
Peterson
Bloomfield Methodist church to be dedicated on Sunday
The Bloomfield Methodist Episcopal church is completed and dedication is set for Sunday May 24 with Bishop IF Leete of Indianapolis delivering the sermon. The brick building trimmed with stone has been under construction nearly a year and will host a pipe organ installation next week followed by daily special services led by former pastors. Rev IF H Sheldon serves as pastor.
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New Methodist Episcopal Church
Bloomfield
IF. D. Leete
Indianapolis
If. H. Sheldon
Setting contract for Oliver Beasley road Greene County
Greene County Indiana Board of Commissioners will on June 2 1925 at 2 p m receive bids for construction of the Oliver Beasley road in Stockton township Greene County Indiana per plans on file in the County Auditor's office. Bidders must file proposals bonds and affidavits as required by law. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Witness W L Herrington auditor Greene County Indiana May 12 1925.
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Board of Commissioners
Greene County
Indiana
Oliver Beasley
Stockton Township
Greenes County
Board of County Commissioners
W. L. Herrington
Ind
Nonelic Variation and Compass Corrections in Navigation
The text discusses compass variation, noting the angle between true north and magnetic north must be accounted for in navigation. It mocks a lyric implying the star guides the voyage, explaining stars appear fixed while the compass varies. It emphasizes the variation’s known influence on accurate navigation.
Breaking Their Engagement Novel Imitates Real Life Romance
RANK MORTON frets over a broken engagement while secretly pursuing Maud, but Nellie Blair ends the engagement when she suspects his motives. After a testy exchange on a street by the railway, a dramatic rescue follows as Morton saves a baby from an oncoming train, sacrificing himself.
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Rank Morton
Maud
Nellie Blair
Nellie
Frank Morton
Lancaster
Frank
Lueck
Ilhim
Ile
Ila Banaite
Mr. Morton
Nettle
Dnind
Nelle
Siis
Leaders in business confident of future gains
Washington May 20 business leaders arriving for the United States chamber of commerce meeting express optimism. They anticipate a gradual upward trend in the economy, noting strong buying power especially in automobiles and expecting the harvest season to boost business. About fifty Indiana delegates have registered with more due to arrive.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Name of a Knight
The calling of knights by their Christian names dates to early knighthood, surnames came later. A knight’s real name is the Christian name, with the title Sir added, while the surname serves only as a distinguishing mark. This custom continues today according to a Family Herald excerpt.
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John
Sir John
Famous Writer's Relative Thomas Scott Buried in Quebec Cemetery
The Winnipeg Pres. Press notes Thomas Scott, Sir Walter Scott's favored brother, was buried in a Quebec cemetery. Scott arrived in Canada in 1814 as paymaster of the Seventieth regiment, later serving under Lord Palmerston after 1817. Regarded by some as the true author of the Waverley novels, he died in 1858 leaving three daughters, Jessie Ann Eliza. The eldest wed Lt Col Huxley, the others returned to Scotland with their mother.
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Thomas Scott
Sir Walter Scott
Quebec
Canada
Seventieth
Kingston
Lord Palmerston
Jessie
Ann
Eliza
Huxely
Scotland
Winnipeg
Pres. Press
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Advertisement
United by a home endorsement a Linton resident recounts chronic backache and kidney issues. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she reports relief and regulated kidney secretions. The ad urges others with fatigue headaches and dizziness to try the stimulant diuretic.
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Doan
Linton
B. B. Brantley
Dean
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First National Bank
the House of Kuppenhelarer
Saturday Evening Post
Kuppenheimer
Ben
Kupp
Bachienheimer
Greene County Loan Company
Indians Industrial Lenders Association
Filbert
Woodstock
THORO
J. H. Poe
Flrst
M. E. Church
Bell
Mutual
Monroe County
H. Oliphant
John G. Campbell
Dolan A
Dolan Murder
Reed
Oliphant
Olphant
Oliver Beasley Road
Belans Indigesti
Bellans
Jellans
Evergaten
Western Newspaper Union
Ing of
National Chamber
of Commerce
Rhodenbeck Bros
N. Main St
W. J. Bryan
Florida
California
United States
Joe E. Beasley Agency
SIE
Sixth and “Fe” Sts
Miller Bros
Wrecka
South Main Street
Lizzie Davis
East First Street
N. FE
Eskew
Tyler
J. B. Shields
RUDY
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