Fox Hunters Meet in Brown County Draws Huge Attendance
Indiana Fox Hunters hold annual meet at Nashville Brown County with 8000 to 9000 attendees. Over 1500 dogs joined chases from five states. Notable figures included Senator Jim Watson and veteran Penrose. The event featured a 1926 log cabin, tents, dancing pavilion, airship and balloon rides, bands, and constant activities.
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Linton
Nashville
Brown County
Indiana Fox Hunters’ Association
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Fox Hunters
Jim Watson
Fox Hunter
Masonic Band
Franklin
Bloomington
Penrose
Bun Mitchell
Bloomfield
H. H. Evans
Newscastle
Gas War Cuts Prices at Muncie Stations
Standard Oil in Muncie cut gasoline 6 cents per gallon triggering a citywide price drop. High test fell from 27 to 19 cents, regular from 31.3 to 15 cents with nearby stations already at 17 to 18 cents. An independent station had 17 cents before exiting the price war.
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Muncie
Ind
Standard Oil Company
R. M. Gant
Standard Oil
Half dollars made while you wait by counterfeiters
Minneapolis police reported a counterfeit money scheme using a car back seat counterfeiting machine. George Morgan, jailed on a house robbery charge, described molds and a heat plate in the vehicle and how the press produced half dollars on demand with a fast heater.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George Morgan
Desert drillers find living fish in Saharan wells
Artesian well borers have discovered live fish and shellfish at depths of 200 and 800 feet beneath the Sahara sands. These creatures resemble species from Palestine lakes and represent an unexpected aquatic find in a burning desert environment.
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Palestine
Sahara Desert
Lyons Rejoices Over Vic Aldridge Fame
Lyons Indiana reports Vic Aldridge, former Lyons businessman and nephew of O M and Leet Aldridge, pitched for the Pittsburgh Pirates in a World Series win over Washington in Pittsburgh. Other local items note a marriage in Indianapolis, a new Lyons town marshal replacing a recent stroke victim, a Lyons high school hike and cookout, postal worker James Gastineau recovering, visitors from Bicknell, and plans for a new J S Simmons store room with Earl Wolford opening a variety store. ||
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Lyons
Ind
Vic Aldridge
Pittsburg Pirates
Washington
Pittsburg
Aldridge
O. M. Aldridge
Leet Aldridge
Francis D
Tune) Edwards
Rebecca Savage
Indianapolis
Bloomfield
John M. Meredith
Edwards
William Skemp
C. Hanley
Skemp
the Lyons High School
Miss Simmons
Weintraut
Miss Miller
Weiner
James Gastineau
Charles Horn
Bicknell
Mel .Pirtle
Ivan Patterson
Fred Falk
Patterson
Farmers
Wolford
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Linton
Tellia McCarter
Terre Haute
Steve Stalcup
Actress Ossi Oswald Insured For 100000
Berlin performer Ossi Oswald secures a $100000 policy on her legs to protect her legs and beauty amid her theater work.
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Ossi Oswald
Berlin
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
United Press lists top radio features for 1926 with WFAA Dallas at 8 30 p m CST state fair entertainment WGY Schenectady 8 p m FE ST band concert WOAW Omaha 9 p m CST American Legion convention WEAF New York 8 30 p m BST US Army band WFI Philadelphia 8 p m 7 SsT program from radio show
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United Press
WFAA
Dallas
State Fair Entertainment
WGY
Schenectady
State Armory
WOAW
Omaha
American Legion Convention
WEAF
New York
U. S. Army Band
WFI
When Linton Visits Clinton on Gridiron
Linton high school football travels to Clinton for a November 11 game. The piece notes players in the eligible list including Fred Antonini Alfred Faraco Harold Faulds Joseph Gugilielmetti Louis Ladiha John Magnabosco Or ville Melbourne Joseph Sperotto Joe Vallesio Pete Varda John Trevar than Anton Fenoglio.
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Linton High School
Clinton
Fred Antonini
Alvis Ave
Alfred Faraco
Harold Faulds
Joseph Gugilielmetti
Louis Ladiha
John Magnabosco
Orville Melbourne
Joseph Sperotto
Joe Vallesio
Pete Varda
John Trevarthan
Anton Fenoglio
Sheriffs Sale on Greene County Real Estate in Linton
By decree from Greene Circuit Court clerk the Linton Trust Company sues Sarah E. Smith and others seeking 3107.25 dollars plus interest and costs. Sheriff Ervin Ray will offer at public sale on October 24, 1925, at Bloomfield Court House the rents and profits for seven years of Island Coal Company's Lot 422 plus Lot 420 in Linton. If rents fail to satisfy the decree, the fee simple of the property may be sold. Sale noon to 4 pm. Attorney Webster N. Moffett.
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Greene Circuit Court
Linton Trust Company
Sarah E. Smith
Court House
Bloomfield
Greene County
Indiana
Island Coal Company
City of
Linton
Ervin. Ray
Webster N. Moffett
A. D
Secret Bride Dixie Boatwright Revealed
Dixie Boatwright, once the secret spouse of a wealthy Cornell student, has disclosed the marriage to a friend. She now appears as Mrs. John Ingalls and states she will leave the stage.
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Dixie Boatwright
New York
Cornell
Dixie
John Ingalls
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