City Council Debates City Finances and Light Water Funds
City officials discuss budget methods and unpaid water and light bills. Alderman Sweet urges returning to prior collection methods while Mayor Poorman spearheads bond moves to relieve overdrafts and fund operations.
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Sue
Tor
Poorman
Cork
Atallhng
Chicago
Wabash Valley Telephone ‘Company
Bennett, Metz
Brandenstein
Swith
Telephone’ Company
Bennett
Murphy
Millard ‘Hedrick
Cneed
160 Acres Sells Quickly in Parker Township Auction
The Hays farm in north Parker township near Westfield was sold by Master In Chancery Snavery on Saturday. Anna Egan of California purchased the 160 acres for 18025 dollars. Y Hays, the other heir, bought the town property for 2333.34 dollars. A large crowd attended the sale.
New Circuit Court Cases Include Foreclosure and Divorces
Court docket lists cases such as Lester Crum versus Martha Let Siler over deed set aside, De Plank and William Breday with Reamon foreclosure, Frank Henderson versus Rosa While, Leona Crumrine versus Clifford Crumrine in a divorce, and a partition action.
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Lester
Crum
Martha
Siler
Bill
Marshall Chamber Endorses Concrete Road South to Grand Turn
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce urged swift action by the state highway department to let a contract for a concrete road extending south from Marshall to the Grand Turn. The group praised the current road, urged inclusion in the 1922 program, and planned a community sale and a Marshall folder once a slogan is chosen.
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Marshall
Grand Turn
Arnold & Company
George W. Lowe
State Department of Public Works
Department of Public Works
Grand 4Irn
Lawrenceville
Robinson
West Union
Chambers of Commerce
Sam Prevo
Industrial Affairs Committee
Eastern Star Installation in Marshall Chapter 739
Eastern Star Chapter 739 in Marshall installed officers for the coming year. Officers listed include Worthy Matron Mrs. C. D. Mitchell, Worthy Patron R. L. Hunt, Associate Matron Mrs. Jessie Ruttman, Secretary Mollie Smith, Treasurer Mrs. R. L. Hunt, Conductress Mrs. Ruth McClure, Associate Conductress Mrs. BB Hurst, Adah Mrs. R. L. Davison, Ruth Mrs. Don Medaker Eather, Electa Miss Blanche Williams, Chaplain Miss Fannie Luckhaupt, Marshal Mrs. Charles Stoelting, Pianist Mrs. Carl Taubeneck, Warder Mrs. Flora Hagist, Sentinel Edwin Clapper. Installations conducted by Mrs. Co. NM. Sullins with assistance from Mrs. George Hallauer and Mrs. Marie Taubeneck. about sixty members attended. refreshments served afterward. Also noted is the death of Al Fawley, south of Marshall, after a lingering illness.
How to Tell Your Own Story in the Herald
Editor explains the Herald prints community and commercial notices but charges fair rates for space. Ads and write ups must be paid when promotional, while purely neutral pieces may be printed with author credit. Churches and charities should treat fundraisers as business propositions.
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The
Herald
Marshall
Agai
Herald Office
the Herald
Forest Service warns lumber industry shifts westward to fuel future demand
Chief W B Greeley reports the U S Forest Service canvass shows lumber cuts rising in western states while eastern production declines. Sawmills have moved west past the Rocky Mountains leaving abandoned mill towns and idle lands in West Virginia and beyond. The piece links economic retrogression to forest wreckage and notes millions of acres remain logged off and idle, reducing agricultural expansion and future wood supply.
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W. B. Greeley
United States Forest Service
United States
Rocky Mountains
Forest Service
Washington
Louisiana
Oregon
California
Rocky
Pacific Ocean
Simmer L
West Virginia
Nineveh
Tyre
West-Virginia
United’ States
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Gulf
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Great Plains
New York
New England
Graat Plains
Local Marriage Licenses for Terre Haute and Richmond Couples
Leslie T Trudolood age 31 wed Merl Lloyd age 18 both of Terre Haute. Harry Hartman age 21 of Richmond wed Florence Gunn age 22 of Richmond. Glenn B E Daniels age 22 of Terre Haute wed Esther Powell age 19 of Terre Haute. Willis E Lerner age 29 of Casey wed Lucilla Yanaway age 22 of Casey.
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Leslie T. Trudolood
Merl Lloyd
Terré Haute
Harry Hartman
Richmond
Ind
Florence Gunn
Glenn BE. Daniels
Terre Haute
Esther Powell
Willis E. Lerner
Casey
Lucilla Yanaway
Clark County Farmers Institute Opens January Sessions
The Clark County Farmers Institute announces a multi day program led by President Adam Imle and Vice President John Brosman. Events run January 18 to 20 at Casey Martinsville and Marshall high schools, opera house, and courthouses with speakers Dr Eva Wilson C C Logan W G Kammlade and H H Bailey among others.
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BE. H. Walworth
Clark County Farmers’ Institute
Adam Imle
John Brosman
P. L. Kelley
Secytrens
Casey High School
Swine
Chas. B. Palmer
Noble
H. Bailey
Altamont
Ill
Casey High Schol
Eva Wilson
Manhattan
Martinsville Opera House
Sperry Claypool
Illnois
Chas
E. Palmer
W. G. Kammlade
University of Illinois
Church of God
Chrisman
Long
Don Turner
the Rural Women's Club
Power House
H. H. Bailey
Chuch of God
Court House
Marshall
Clark County
C. C. Logan
Farrmes’ Institute
Casey
Martinsville
Mickie Says Nihil Prompts and Thanks
A playful, old style note jokes that local papers need no elaborate prompts and hints at thanks. It conveys a lighthearted whimsy about prompts and acknowledgments.
Tingley Found Guilty On All Counts In County Court
Casey man Tom Tingley was found guilty on 21 counts by a county court jury after a sealed verdict. Penalties for pre and post July 1 fines were outlined, with Judge Pearce to announce final punishment. Ira Ashley received 30 days for contempt and alimony terms. other liquor cases were resolved or dismissed. Gaming charges dominated the docket, listing numerous Casey residents.
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Tom Tingley
Casey
Pearce
Ira Ashley
Joe Whittaker
John Marshall
Pavement Rebuilt After Misplaced Depth Error
Road crews along the Big Four right of way tore up 150 feet of pavement yesterday afternoon. The section was laid 18 inches too low due to a miscalculation, requiring grade reestablishment and immediate rebuilding of the pavement.
Talk on Livestock in Clark County Meeting
The Clark county Livestock Breeders Association met at Martinsville drawing about 90 attendees. Speakers discussed better crops and stock, cooperation, purebreds, and a new marketing plan with Dan Tibbs of Indianapolis debating Are Purebreds Worth More. Banquet followed at Casey high school.
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E. H. Walworth
Livestock Breeders Association of
Clark County
Martinsville
Carlton Trimble
Elder Lee
Farm Advisor
W. H. Smith
W. P. Gouser
T. R. Lovett
C. S. Rhode
Ralph Murray
Dan W.tibbs
Indianapolis
Tibbs
Herald
Casey High School
Domestic Science
Jana Henry
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Chamber.of Commerce
State Department
Wey
Fawley
al Fawley
U. S. Forest Service
Farmers Plan
Casey, Martinsville
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