20 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1923
Page
1
The column notes Sunday as a day of rest and jokes about dress, mentioning railroad crossing etiquette and the varied appearance of people in plug hats. It adds a playful contrast that even a president or minstrel performer might wear a Tower one hat.
Notice to taxpayers in Burton township Gibson county Indiana that the board of commissioners at their regular meeting on August 1 determined to issue bonds or other evidences of indebtedness not exceeding 5500000 for construction of a proposed highway per petition of S oO Fineh et al The net assessed value of all taxable property in Barren township is 105,?6 008 and current indebtedness without this issue is 557,000 Ten percent value taxpayers who feel aggrieved may petition the state tax board with the county auditor by August 26
The State Board will set a date for Jiwaring i in Gibson County Indiana by order of the Board of Commissioners. Alfred M. Topnson, Auditor, Gibson County Indiana.
Miss Wilson wore steel gray with a rose hat while Miss Cortinas appeared in an apricot gown and purple shawl. The text also notes a Mrs Thanks as a member of a group, with garbled trailing words.
J. W. Cockrum Printing Co. figure head and prominent young businessman wed at Princeton. Brides include Mrs Daisy Wilson heiress and granddaughter of milliner The Na Gooden. Couples depart for Evansville and Dawson Springs Ky. One car collision near Mord ends when truck driver flees scene. Floyd Julian injured with passengers Mars Gertrude Julian Ora Johnson.
A Petersburg Press columnist defines a civic fault as living in a town and taking from it without contributing back. The piece laments residents who seek only personal gain, neglecting community investment or education, and warns such behavior harms the town’s future.
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