Real estate deal ties Chicago flat to Montpelier lots
James O'Donnell of this city reached a large property transaction with Chicago interests. He takes possession of a $50,000 flat on Wakwood Boulevard in an upscale Chicago district, paying partly with Montpelier lots valued at $7,500. Additional parcels and cash accompanied the transfer.
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Montpelier
Chicago
Paris
James O'Donnell
Wakwood Boulevard
O'Donnell
Standard Oil Boulevard
West Huntington
West Green Street
Terre
East Monroe Street
Professional Row
West Winsor Street
Seven-year-old boy injured in Hartford rope incident
Charley Cook, son of Mr and Mrs W C Cook of Montpelier, fractured his right leg near the hip Sunday while visiting Hartford City. He was dragged by a cow tied with a rope, collided with a gas pipe, and was transported home Monday afternoon for medical care.
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Charley Cook
W. C. Cook
Montpelier
Hartford City
Jack Bresnahan
Young Cook
Bresnahan
Baxter
Saloons and minor drinking law enforced in Hartford case
In Hartford City a man named Asthur DeGrave was arrested on three charges for supplying liquor to minors. Squire Slater imposed fines and court costs totaling $19.20, plus attorney fees and related costs. Defense and plaintiffs included Jim attorney and Aaron Waltz as part of the suit.
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Asthur DeGrave
Hartford City
Redlace Squire Slater
Jim Attogiey
Aaron Waltz
Poor Montpelier and the blind tiger tale
A Marion police report describes Slate found drunk after a night out. When asked where he got the liquor he claimed Montpelier as the source, suggesting confusion about where the goods were procured and who hunted for it.
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Montpelier
Hartford City
Marion
Slate
White
Troy Laundry Change Hands
William Stahl of Pendleton buys the Troy Steam laundry on West Huntington Street in a cash deal. Stahl, an experienced launderer, will take charge early next week as Jack Wilson exits after a stint in Montpelier.
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Jack Wilson
William Stahl
Pendle
Pendleton
E. C. Shull
Montpelier
Troy
West Tuntington Street
Stahl
F. L. Jones
Muncie
Montpellier
Ash Will Be City Attorney As Hartford City selects staff
At a caucus of Hartford City's new mayor and council, appointments were decided. Marshal Mike Sauer and Night Policeman Enoch Ruble are named. Street Commissioner Arthur Stewart Wagon Driver Joe Edens. City Attorney A. G. Emshwiller. Health Board members J. B. Jones and Winslow Miles.
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Hartford City
Mike Sauer
Enoch Ruble
Arthur Stewart
Joe Edens
A. G. Emshwiller
J. B. Jones
Winslow Miles
Williams Indian Oatment for Piles and Itching Relief
Piles and bleeding are claimed to be cured by Williams Indian Oatment. The preparation is said to absorb tamucs and relieve itching quickly. Sold by druggists and at pharmacies including Waite Bouge and Menner drug pens, priced 50 cents.
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Wittinuse
Waite Bouge
Menner
Good Luck Emblem for Wabash Valley Route Cars
Civil Engineer Norford at Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction works on a new trademark for rolling stock and offices. The design features a large swastika motif with eight points listing Fort Wayne Huntington Wabash Bluffton Peru Delphi Logansport Lafayette.
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Norford
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Ft. Wayne
Emmons
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Wabash
Bluffton
Peru
Delphi
Logansport
Lafayette
Editor in Jail Turmoil for Havill Daily
Havill the editor of the Havills Every Morning at Mt. Carmel is jailed in Montpelier after a criminal libel conviction against attorney George P. Ramsey. He serves sixty days and continues to publish from jail, ordering his paper’s office decorated with flags.
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Haylll
Make up your mind for whom you are going to vote
The notice explains how voters should decide in advance, with closing day announced about 30 days ahead and possible postponement. Judges may add ballot boxes at banks two weeks before closing, secured by sealed envelopes for subscription money and votes issued for each dollar paid. The Herald promises fairness and urges readers to recruit subscribers and ensure votes go to their preferred candidate.
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Herald
Tuor
Montpelier
Wells
Slackford
Hee
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Poehlmann
the Herald
Indiana
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Wabash Valley
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