Indiana State Debt Stays Low Amid Political Attacks
A Madison-printed weekly reviews Indiana’s finances praising a surplus and low per capita expenses while criticizing Democrats since 1910. It claims past debts and unfunded obligations were resolved, institutions completed, and maintenance funded, despite charges of a corrupt machine from opponents.
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Indiana
Ohio
Missigsippi River
Canedal
Marshall
Ralston
Hast
State House
Newcastle Times
Ham omelete proposed as humorous sobering method
In Atlantic City a man suggests a ham omelete as a cure for intoxication after pleading in police court. The judge suspends sentence noting the odd but helpful idea and praising the speaker for entertaining others.
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Atlantic City
BE. C.rassiti
Robert E. Kiine
Camden
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts Mercury Dangers
An advertisement warns against mercury in medicines and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It states the remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with assurances of a free testimonial and a bottle guarantee. It also recommends Ball's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Cheney & Ge
Ball
Red Cross Ball Blue Promoted as True Blue Cleaner
An old adv slogan claims Red Cross Ball Blue is the genuine blue product for laundry while warning water content makes other brands weak. The ad emphasizes true blue color and asks buyers to choose Ball Blue.
Tariff Question to be Discussed by House Committee
Washington reports that majority members of the Ways and Means Committee will meet before Congress convenes to decide on revising tariff schedules. Lincoln Dixon met with Secretary McAdoo to discuss retaining the sugar tariff as the Treasury prepares import data for President Wilson.
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Washington
Waya and Means Committee
Congress
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Ind
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Treasury
Wilson
Colorado
California
Louisianna
Michigan
Indiana Ends Fiscal Year Debt Free for First Time Since 1832
Indianapolis reports Indiana will close the fiscal year on Sept. 30 with no foreign or domestic debt and no outstanding bills. Finance board members Governor Samuel M. Ralston Auditor Dale J. Crittenberger and Treasurer George A. Butler note a cash balance and improved state finances since Governor Marshall’s era.
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Willis S. Thompson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Finance Board
Samuel M. Ralston
Dale J. Crittenberger
George A. Butler
State Finance Board
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall and
Ralston
Wiliam H. O'Brien
William H. Vollmer
Four Deaths Reported in Jennings County Area
Four deaths are reported in North Vernon and surrounding areas. Joshua Miller aged 71 died of cancer at his north Elm Street home and was buried in Bear Creek Cemetery. Smith Mann also 71 died after a paralytic stroke with three sisters surviving. John Richard Amick 76, pioneer of Jennings county, died from paralysis with a widow two daughters and six sons surviving. funeral at Scipio Cemetery. Mrs Bertha Adolph 50 died in Indianapolis while visiting relatives and was buried in Hayden Cemetery.
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North Vernon
Joshua Miller
North Elm Street
Bear Creek
Jefferson County
Smith Mann
Me. Mann
Indianapolis
John Richard Amick
Jennings County
Scipio Cemetery
Bertha Adolph
Hayden Cemetery
Sunshine Beaver girls host country social supper
At Jared Ryker's country home a Sunshine Beaver girls group hosted a Saturday chicken supper for local young men. A decorated lawn table offered fried chicken pies cakes and lemonade before music races and games entertained guests. Attendees included Mabel L Ryker Marie Wolf Opal Ackerman Lily Ryker and others with Jared Ryker and Mrs McCord among the adults.
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Jared Ryker
Sunshine Beaver Girls
The
Baptist Sunday School
Dee
President Wilson Weeps as Grand Army Parade Passes
President Wilson, in Washington, teared up while reviewing a Grand Army veterans parade. Thousands from the city and 100,000 visitors watched the emotional display as broken ranks passed by, recalling Andrew Johnson’s era five decades earlier.
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Washington
Wilson
Andrew Johnson
Sloan's Liniment Promises Relief for Rheumatism Pain
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment unlocks congested blood flow to ease rheumatism neuralgia and other pains. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home and emphasizes warmth and quick relief with 256 609 and 1.00 sizes.
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Sloan
Eniffar
Dr King’s New Discovery Recommended For Cold Relief
Ad copy urges immediate use of Dr King’s New Discovery to prevent bronchial complications after a cold. Claims the remedy is tested across ages and effective against lingering cold germs. Available in 500 and 1 bottle sizes.
Dean's Ointment Promotes Safe Skin Care for Babies
For eczema and itching skin in children use Dean's Ointment. A small amount treats many areas and is safe for kids. Available at all stores for 60e per box.
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Dean
Typhoid Season Warned By Public Health Service
Washington reports the coming typhoid season with an estimated 204000 Americans contracting the fever and about 18000 deaths. Half of the fatalities would be ages 15 to 35. Cleanliness, protected water, and sanitary dairies are urged as essential prevention measures.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Two Teeth Fine Shocks Salina Court
In Salina Kansas judge Danik fined James Barnes 815 after Anna Conrad reported an assault. The court noted two teeth removed from a woman’s head were valued at 7.50 per tooth, totaling 15, with the money ordered to the city treasury.
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Salina
Kan
Accortdis
Danik
Wirestal
Anna Conrad
James Barnes
Uarnes
Anna
Fantine
Happy Day Celebrates Saint Michael Feast and Father Guthneck
Saint Michael’s feast day marks the 37th anniversary of Father Guthneck’s ordination and the church patron’s day. A High Mass and school program honor him, with gifts from parishioners, as the priest’s devotion and church improvements receive praise.
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Saint Michael
Father Guthneck
St. Michael's Church
Guthneck
St. Michael’s Church
St Michael's 6c
Good Sisters
Elizabeth Jochum
Gus Bumen
Chas
Schmidt
Edward Huck
Cross
Crowne
Michael L. Guthneck
Jasper County
Illinois
Algace
France
Anna McManus
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sisters of Providence
Michael
St. Meinrad’s
St. Michael’s Day
Chatard
St. Paterick’s
Cannelton
Madison
St. Michael's
St. Michael’s. Heetande High
Quiet Title Suit Seeks Lands in Jefferson County
In Jefferson Circuit Court containing 80 acres and 40 acre tracts in Section 22 Township 5 North Range 10 East the case Francis E. Cummiskey vs John H. Cummiskey et al seeks to quiet title to known lands and unknown heirs. The defendants nonresidents are notified to appear at October term 1915 in Madison to answer the complaint.
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State of Indiana
Jefferson County
Jefferson Circuit
Francis E. Cummiskey
John H. Cummiskey
Charles Reed
Cleve Johnson
Lon Johnson
Irene Johnson
Ethel Anderson Lewis
William Lewis
Cyrus W. Cummiskey
Sarah A. Cummiskey
Anna R. Schoolcraft
Mary Susan Schoolcraft
Ann Matilda Reed
George W. Reed
Rebecca Cummiskey
Maria Susan Cummiskey
George W. Cummiskey
Daniel B. Cummiskey
Cyrus Cummiskey
Ann M. Reed
Mary Susan Cummiskey
Joseph Cummiskey
Daniel Baxter
Susan Baxter
Indiana
Madison
M. Prenatt
J. C. C. Curtis Marshall
Herald Extends Congratulations on Golden Jubilee
The Herald congratulates Father Guthneck on his golden jubilee and wishes him continued health and strength in his grand and good work. The note expresses community respect and best wishes for many more years of service.
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Father Guthneck
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Clarence Golay
Clinton L. Ryker
Orville Adcock
Aneel Ryker
Ruasel Carlisle
Dean Ryker
Howard Douglas
Wilbur Graham
Wiley Riedel
Clifford Stoner
Stanley Riedel
Ebenezer Hisenhardt
Emmett Wood
William McCord
Virgil Melton
McCord
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St. Michael’s Grand Od
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M. L. Guthneck
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