Benjamin F Carr Declares Candidacy for Judge in White County
Monticello attorney Benjamin F Carr announces his bid for the Thirtieth Judicial Circuit seat, comprising Carroll and White counties. A veteran lawyer with 23 years’ practice, he cites public welfare service, familiarity with local farm interests, and prior Republican leadership roles as qualifications. He is married to Dolan Crowell, daughter of Dr and Mrs W P Crowell.
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The
Herald
Benjamin F. Carr
Monticcllo
Sedge
Carroll and White
Carr
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Bers
Meontieccio
Brether Teu
Ben Ro Carr
Akron Lidiane
Hon
Tronan Fo Paden
Benenim
Haw
Tie Tis
Fer
Qian
Mar Carr
Tos
Wits
Sehood
Pierre
Montseello
Tormayer
Can
Meral
Flesus
Dolan Crowell
Mere. W. PL
Crowell
Monticello
Tivan
Bryan for Clerk Nomination in White County Race
W A Divan announces candidacy for Clerk of the White Circuit Court in the Republican primary. Bryan, longtime Burnettsville and Monticello businessowner, has served as Sunday School worker and treasurer, and aims to mobilize voters across the county before the primary.
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W. A. Divan
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Myo
Bryan
Manticello
Prxvan Muaste
South Main Street
Mn Wdaich
Aunane Las Anamals
Staneline
Diueselly
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Miro Bryan
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Elimel
Lavinen
Sunda
Ida- Villesburine
Monticello
Conte Sunday Selmol Association
May Bevan
Hossiile
Curtis D Meeker Nominated for Senator in Monticello Race
The article follows Curtis D Meeker a prominent Monticello dealer as he is boomed by Republican friends for senator in Corrosh Waite and Pulaski counties. It notes past service including 1905 and 1907 records and urges county support citing trust and local backing.
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Crrtix Po
Monticello
Trou
Corrosh
Waite
Pulaski
Hevane
Cauder
Carre
Dias
Meeker
Strode
Donurmel
No Hattiesburg Letter Sent
A fragmentary note reports no Hattiesburg letter reached the desk due to severe weather disruption. The correspondent at Phalneshbure failed to file, with extra delays blamed on the coastal conditions and poor transmission.
Wheatless and Meatless Days Enforced for Businesses
An official bulletin ordered by the Nation Food Administrators, Hoover and Ackerman, requires wheatless and meatless days to be observed or businesses may be forced to close. The directive outlines strict compliance data and service adjustments for the period shown.
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Cromnds
Sete Hill
Nation Food
Notice of Public Sale Set For February 27
Notice states a public sale to be held Wednesday February 27 with a large ad to appear in the next issue. Auctioneers Clyne and Doe Hepp, with Walter L. Coonrod and Hiram & Co. moving into a new clothes shop near the State Bank. Also mentions Heaven, Florida and includes various personal notes about Amy and Marthe Telen and Mr Carr.
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VD. Clyne
Doe Hepp
Advlt
Walter L. Coonrod
Hiram & Co
State Bank
Adv
Heaven
Florida
Amy
Marthe Telen
Mrr
Carr
Whiteh Hac
Heated discussion over service by city’s public utility
Citizens clash with Interstate Public Service over electric pumping plans and water costs. Manager Broughton and consulting engineer Robinson outline a 85,000 install and 12 kilowatt hours per month, with 2.5 cents per kilowatt hour subject to Public Utilities Commission changes. The session ends with lingering doubts and a pledge for follow up in Meanticello.
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Tmerstate Public Services Corporation
Plath Galkine Mira
Broudten
Docad Eau Anny
Scarc
Dight
Bec
Broughton
Connedl
Mr. Robinson
Aly Robinson
Eotme Ooser
Wondd
Ct Tireworks
Mgr. Beshoaur
Howe
Public Service Commission
Meanticello
Tis Company
City backs plan for city band funding vote tightens
City Council approved a 700 dollar appropriation to maintain the band after a 3 to 2 vote and failed to suspend rules. The veto on a related motion passed 4 to 1 while several residents supported the band. Additional actions included denying compensation insurance and enforcing delinquent license collections. Street labor rates set at 25 cents per hour with teams deployed at low cost.
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Frome Two Pool Renis
New County Farm Superintendent Named
The County Commissioners at their Westal session Monday appointed W. H W. Sheiler of Tidaville superintendent of the county farm for four years starting March To, with a $2,500 bond. He comes from Loughry Brothers Milling and Grain Company and has prior experience in farming. He is a Republican and an industries man.
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W. H W. Sheiler
Tdaville
Mgr. Sheiler
Tidaville
Loughry Brothers Milling & Grain Company
Tha
Tie
Mim
Death in Prairie Township Miss Stine Dies After Childbirth
Mrs Minter Stine of Prairie Township died Tuesday after a three week illness following the birth of a child that also died. She leaves a husband and two children and was connected to the Burger and Fisher families of Chahners and this city. The funeral was held at the Mokee church of Bal teers with interment in an area churchyard.
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Minter Stine
Prairie Township
Vanity Home
Stine
Man
Morgan Burger
Chahners
Alg. Fisher
Mars
Lara Sterner
Phe Penerab
Balteers
Dade
Maister
Famady
Terited
Notice of White County Grocers Meeting
Notice of a meeting for the grocers of White County to be held in the County Building Chambers in Monticello next Monday afternoon February 1 at two o'clock. Attendance of all grocers in the county is desired. CL Barnes, Chairman. Charles Mo Brackney, Federal Food Administrator for White County.
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White County
Cty
Monticell
CL. Barnes
Charles Mo Brackney
Registration for alien residents opens at county post office
Postmaster ALB. Simons receives blanks for registering alien residents. Registration runs through Saturday to ensure all aliens can enroll. Penalty for failure to register is stated as very heavy. Schlademan & Sons of Seafield announce a switch to cash-only sales starting Monday February T1.
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Alb. Simons
January Cold Record at Purdue and Monticello
An OCR laden report details January temperatures at Purdue University and Monticello. It notes a record cold month with multiple days below freezing and subzero highs, alongside references to coal piles vanishing and a long history of extreme lows. Also mentions local ads and business notices in Monticello.
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Monticello
Temperatres
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Verve
Obelows
BO Ahbove
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Dobhelows
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Purdie University
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Liberty Guards Organized in White County Push for Countywide Defense
The Liberty Guards, under governor authority in Tennessee, gain county support with Mo Burns of Chalmers named county organizer. local units form in Marion Brookston Wolcott Barnettsville Chalmmmmers with leaders Sherman Cochran J L Sparks Paul Carr and others coordinating recruitment and training.
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Liberty Guards
White County
Mo Burns
Chalmers
Tneliarie
Evers
Biberta Guards
Marion
Low EL Nelson
Brookston
Coecharee
Sherman Cochran
Wolcott
Roo
Ford
la J. Sparks
Barnettsville
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Vo Heave
Paul Carr
Artice Ebal
Delphi Court House a Beauty
The Delphi court house, recently completed and occupied by county officials, features a third floor courtroom, a large ground-floor assembly room seating five hundred, a well heated ladies’ room, and extensive furnishings. Total cost 210 dollars highlights the building as a county pride and valuable asset.
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Delphi
Carroll Cannta Court House
Carroll County
Des Tulliene
C. E. Conference Set At Local Church
Arrangements are in place for a Christian Endeavor conference to be held at the Presby terian church next Thursday. Sessions are planned for both afternoon and evening with local pastors coordinating, led by Jo A. Walker of Indianapolis and KPS Gates of Cheney, field secretaries for their state societies.
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Christian Endeavor
Tharsis
Jo A. Walker
Indianapolis
Ite Indiana Iied
KPS Gates
Cheneoa
Pield
Tlinois
fragmented OCR note on a humorous world string theme
A garbled passage mixes playful phrases about a string and world, with broken sentences and nonsensical words. It mentions Mai, Jet Pao negiert, and a Prominm Store, but lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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Trang
Gaistaved Prominm
Public Service Commission grants release from city contract
The Public Service Commission ruled in favor of Interstate Public Service Company allowing release from a contract that provided free heat for city buildings. The hearing occurred in Indianapolis last Friday, with the decision favoring the company.
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Public Service Commission
Interstate Public Service Company
Indianapolis
Old settlers recall harsh blizzards and cold 1864
The Brookston reminiscence recalls a severe December 1863 to January 1864 winter with storms, waterlogged prairies, and frozen injuries. Residents recount the New Year blizzard on January 1 1864 and temperatures plunging to 34 degrees below zero on January 3 1864 with winds and frostbite.
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Jou Bapan
Vere
Brookston
Pocendica Blizcare
Corente
Cork
Ipynne
Alfred Adinid
Elis
Fostain Jordans Grove
West Point
Bradford
Kiev
Menon
Waldo
Theo
Pelser
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