Notice to Heirs in Newlin Carter Estate
In the Hendricks Circuit Court May term 1919 Amos Carter as Administrator has filed his final account for the estate of Newlin Carter deceased and the court will examine it on July 15 1920 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and heirs must prove their heirship or claims Amos Carter Administrator June 47 1919
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin Carter
Hendricks Circuit Court
Amos Carter
Foreign Advertising Representative Heard By The American Press Association
A note from Thursday June 24 1920 reports on activities of the foreign advertising representative role tied to The American Press Association detailing outreach efforts and agency coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
American Press Association
Justice and the Communist Threat in America Editorial
The piece attacks American communists as potential terrorists aiming to overturn government by violence. It cites a Cincinnati incident where American Legion members disrupted a Communist HQ, notes a court ruling against Legionnaires, and urges respect for law and subscription propriety in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist “Party
America
American Legion
Cincinnati
Communist Party
Legion
Plainfield residents value local paper and borrow when unavailable
In Plainfield, most people read the local newspaper and many borrow copies from neighbors when they can not obtain one. The speaker notes the paper’s role as a trusted source of news and community information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Giant Elm Denies Leaves After 600 Years Near London
For the first time in 600 years the giant elm outside Croydon parish church near London has failed to leaf this year. The tree hosted parish meetings for more than three centuries, making its leaf loss a notable event in local history.
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London
Croyden
Man Confuses Horses At Danville Livery
Danville Kentucky resident Fred Bodner of White Oak drove a black horse to the Manning livery stable. Upon returning home he realized he had the wrong horse. A second horse was later found missing, and the liveryman could not identify the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Fred Bodner
White Oak
Manning Livery
Bodner
Cow Kicks Prove Fatal To Indiana Widow
Mrs. Mary Jane Ehlers aged 78 widow of a pioneer farmer died at her son's Lawrenceburg home after a cow struck and fractured her skull on the concrete floor while she was milking.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mary Jane Ehlers
Here
Ehlers
Old Aunty Sells to Boneyard After Livery Decline
In Georgetown the first livery horse "Old Aunty" has been sold to the Boneyard. Once six livery stables thrived here but jitneys reduced the business, ending the era of horse drawn service.
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Maysville
Georgetown
Notice of final settlement in Saferight estate
The Citizens State Bank of Plainfield Indiana as Administrator presents final settlement for the estate of David M Saferight deceased in the Hendricks Circuit Court May term 1920. The account and vouchers will be examined July 15 1920 and heirs creditors or legatees must show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Heirs must appear to prove heirship or claims at the same time and place. Administrator Emil B Mivts cashier June 22 1920.
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David M. Saferight
Hendricks Circuit Court
Citizens State Bank
Plainfield
Ind
TE CrrizeNns State Bank
Emil B. Mivts
Bargain Column Listings From Plainfield
For Sale A new 15 inch Swayne Robinson ensilage cutter never used bargain Farmers Supply Co Plainfield Miss Rose Little sells household items at Mrs Walter Mercer home includes stove table chair machine mattress dishes linoleum and more Also For Sale Buick Six in No 1 condition Terms offered Carl Eugene McEween Plainfield R R A phone 293 21 Also dogs and ponies listed with descriptions and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne- Robinson
Farmers Supply Co
Plainfield
Whitte
Brok&e
Carl Eugene McEween
Real Chivalry Among Hoboes Tramp Country Adventure
Two college women Miss Hazel Gage and Miss Virna Haskins traveled 18 months from 1917 learning open West life as modern knights of the road. They found hobo camp life respectful with few dangers except East tourist arms touching. they crossed half the continent in disguise, aided by box cars and friendly laborers across twelve western states.
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Indianapolis
Galahad
Knights of the Road
Hazel Gage
la Grange
Ind
Virna Haskins
Orland
Tri-State College
Angola
East
Tonopah
Nev
Gage
Big Airship for Tourists in Barrow England
Airship R-80 built for the admiralty in Barrow will launch in two to three weeks. At 535 feet long and 70 feet wide it has 38 tons lifting power and four 240 horsepower engines for a top speed of 65 mph. It will carry 15 crew and now favors passenger use over war gear, offering tours over France and Flanders battlefields.
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Barrow
England
Admiralty
Atlantic
France
Flanders
ASK SWAMP BE PRESERVED AS PERMANENT RESERVATION OF OKEFINOKEE
Washington action urged after a biological survey from the department of agriculture recommends permanent government protection for Okefinokee swamp in Georgia. Covering about 700 square miles, the area faces timber removal by commercial interests that threaten its primeval state, believed unrivaled globally and second only to the Everglades in size among eastern fresh water swamps.
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Washington
Okefinokee Swamp
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi
Everglades
Rooster Swallowed by Monster Catfish Shuts Public Swim Spot
Paducah Kentucky boys at Birmingham along the Tennessee river taught a rooster to swim when a large catfish surfaced and swallowed it. The incident ends their use of the spot for swimming.
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Paducah
Birmingham
Tennessee
Death Invades a Crap Game in Elkins
Police raid on a junket in Elkins West Virginia leads to six men fleeing from a second story window. John Coleman was impaled on an iron fence picket and died almost instantly at the scene.
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Elkins
W. Va
John Coleman
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Horace L. Hanna
Administrator
Wilson’s Grocery
Iq Plainfield Messenger
Plainfield, Indiana
Messenger Printing Co., Publishers
Mickie
Tro&emm
Eged Phutewwrere
Rantin
Terre Icute
Indianapsic & Pastern Traction Co
Locel and Intervies
Jess
Ami
Traction
Indiana
Ilino’s
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Hoarry
T. W.1
Traction Terminal Rlde
Main
Mill Street
Bonham Coal & Ice Co
C. A. Edmonson
Clayton
Secustor Sale Bull
Horace &. ‘Hanna
Buick
G. G. Cumberworth
Open West
Sir Galahad
Britain
Okefinokee Tract
Nature Study
Tom MIX
the Terror
Bat Carson
Sierras
James K. Hackkett
Mr. Hackett
Constance Talmadge
J. S. Jones
Tony Gentile
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