Danville Citizens Split Over Electric Transit Lines
Danville residents express mixed views on electric transit lines. While some favor expansion to boost growth, others warn of trade losses to Indianapolis and adverse effects on local businesses and horses.
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Danville Dispatch
Danville
Whyte
Lewis
Dooley
David Hadley
John Neiger
Indianapolis
Rockville
W. R. McCelland
Cartersburg
W. J. Wingate
James Dempsey
E. M. Wilhite
John Ader
W. W. Leachman
J. M. Jeffers
I. G. Christine
Bessie Hendricks
Charley McCaun
Henry Howell
Lem Baughman
B. Ensminger
Lucian Darnall
A. McMillian
Lebanon
Martinaville
Mort Carter
Townsend Cope
Mort Smith
Charley McClelland
Forminst
Town Frustrations Over Railroad Franchise Debate
Citizens including M. L. Jackson J. W. Thompson Ham Wilson and Frank Christie express concerns about a railroad franchise in Danville. Arguments cite impacts on local business, potential benefits or drawbacks, and opinions on gifting the franchise. The exchange shows divided views on economic effects and community interests.
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M. L. Jackson
J. W. Thompson
Danville
Ham Wilson
J. Schwartz
Frank Christie
Pull Together for Town Prosperity in Severe Winter
A Lado ga Leader style message urges citizens to work for common good rather than selfish gain. Cooperation between rivals benefits the town, while critics and gloom hinder growth. Every resident, trader, and laborer contributes to prosperity through fair dealing, spending locally, repaying debts, and praising public efforts. The note ends noting harsh winter reducing game and wildlife.
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Businegs
Jivery
Boone County Social and Legal Notices Summary
Boone County farmers elect township vice presidents at Lebanon meeting. Notable marriages listed include Collins with Ethel L. Robinson and Calvin N. Mastin with Pearl A. Young. Peter Wetzel involved in a sensational living arrangement in Tuartown. Judge Stephen Neal sues for divorce in Lebannon after alleged check forging and abandonment. wife is reportedly in California. Records show reelect undersecretary K. W. Sanford and River Township president W. 4. River.
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Mechanicsburg
Wilim Is. Collins
Ethel L. Robinson
Calvin N. Mastin
Peal A. Young
Charles
Joney
Clara Banes
Benj. F. Anderson
Ora R. Lane
Peter Wetzel
Tuarntown
California
Boone County
Farmers’ Institute
Lebanon
Marion
A. S. Campbell
Cinton
L. W. Jacquea
Siashington
W. Youkey
Sugar Creek
Cunauries Baker
Jefferson
Montgomery County News Highlights and Local Losses
The Crawfordville wire mill may relocate this week with workers seeking new positions. John Clogser of the Darlawton Roller Mills saw his residence nearly destroyed by a recent blaze. Jasper N. Davidson, a noted farmer, died at his Whitesville home aged about 60. A jury awarded Catherine Vieucleave 32.50 in a Crawfordsville pavement injury case. Louis Bischof donated 800 winter cloaks to poor children. The Danville Shoe Co. assigned assets of 36,000 with 3,600 liabilities to J A Downard as assignee. Marriages include Fane W Sanders to Eve Jane Week and John C Clemants to Mae Be Warmeth.
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Crawfordville
John
Clogser
Darlawton
Jasper N. Davidson
Stantgomery County
Whitesville
Tunvie Paperrs
Danville Sloe Co
J. A. Duwnard
Fane W. Sanders
Eve Jane Week
John C. Clemants
Uaueh BE. Warmeth
John $. Hunt
Gertrude L. Vondesaar
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