02 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
1
City health officials warn consumers about unsafe water use amid an unknown 1980s water commission decision. Officials urge residents to follow advisories until testing confirms safety.
A historical health notice from Secretary A. R. Burton urges boiled or filtered water for drinking. It recommends clothing storage, cistern and well water precautions, and inviting neighbors without water access to share free use of water in community wells or cisterns. The guidance emphasizes caution and communal responsibility for safe drinking water.
City health board warns residents not to drink tap water unless boiled and sterilized as Patoka River pollution devastates fish populations. State chemist aides with analysis while water company guards the station and authorities seek a safe supply. chlorine treatment debated amid odor and contamination concerns.
A report notes Prince Christopher plans to issue the first grant to aid Greek refugees through his wife’s native lands. The measure marks a notable act by a prominent European figure often described as a leading socialite and power broker.
In St Louis on December 2 authorities deployed over a thousand police and troops along Clemenceau's parade route. Extra guards patrolled the Pulitzer home area while fear of threats loomed, prompting unprecedented precautions and a tightened security presence through the premier's American address tour.
State game wardens say thousands of fish from Patoka river are unhealthy and possibly sold in Princeton. They will prosecute anyone who took fish from the stream illegally or sold fish caught with bare hands. Authorities warn the stream pollution caused the fish to be unfit for food and urge compliance with the law.
In a morning session, the court dismissed with the penalties from the John Lance and Brad Hill liquor violations case after findings of guilt and fines of 200 dollars plus 60 day sentences. Ernest Goldeman v John Helka malicious prosecution suit was heard with jury testimony ongoing.
A disjointed OCR fragment references a hearing in a local court involving a man named Voiggean and components of the judiciary committee. Details are unclear but the matter concerns a sentencing or judicial proceeding in a Minne area courthouse.
The lyceum schedule for December features evenings with notable engagement events drawing large crowds as readers plan ahead. Calendar clarity helps attendees align with concerts lectures and performances this month.
The text mentions secrecy clauses and phrases about promotes and fosters not only the state and honest taxpayers. It references Melton and vague constitutional and governmental terms with unclear dates or events.
Tiernan, a school principal in the South, seeks to prove his sanity by contending his wife's child is the son of Henry Cote of South Bend. He is assigned to a hospital for examination after a disputed marriage to Mrs Blache Brimmer, who had just divorced him for a second time.
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