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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

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Old Fashioned Buggy Races Highlight Gibson Fourth

At the Gibson city Fourth of July celebration a buggy race sets the crowd buzzing with three prize purses totaling ten seven and three dollars for first second and third. A free for all entry is also planned with entrants advised to notify Charles A. Steele.

Charles A. Steele Ed, Robinson A. J. Maxwell Company Charlie Niemeier Fairgrounds Eby Niagara Falls Vimy Ridge The Fair Association

Jewelry Stolen From Home of Zene Finney

Police report theft at 7 N Z Finney 713 West Broadway Tuesday night. Entry gained by opening a kitchen window. Burglars took $250 to $300 worth of jewelry from a cedar chest while Jessie Finney slept. A watch and money were left and a dresser $5 untouched. Several valuable clues noted.

N.z

Circuit Court Hearings In Garithers Vs Cauthers Case

Arguments by counsel were heard Wednesday before Judge Herdis Clenéuts in the circuit court. The record shows the case of Thomas Garithers versus Joseph Cauthers proceeding with testimonies and motions amid unclear particulars.

Thomas Garithers Joseph Cauthers Herdis Clenéuts Thes Yengh

Hudson Baking buys West State Street site for new bakery

The Hudson Baking company closed an $8,000 deal with the Factory Fund committee to convert the South Hall Street clock factory into a modern bakery plant. The site on West State Street was purchased last fall for expansion. The new facility will produce up to ten thousand loaves daily and operate separately from the existing feed business, with production likely aimed at the southern states. Clyde Hudson, company president, said both operations would remain wholly separate.

The Hudson Baking Company Aeal South Hall Street West State Street Wodern’ Bakery Ithe -Atate Clyde Hudson

SPECIAL RETURNS SATURDAY FOR BIG PRIZE FIGHT

The Daily Democrat plans a Total Open Wire to bring Dempsey vs Carpentier results Saturday. The bout starts at 1 PM with twelve rounds of three minutes plus intermissions totaling twelve minutes. Predictions hint the match may end before the full twelve rounds. Odds vary with Dempsey cited at four to one by some while Shaw rates Carpentier 50 to 1 favorite.

The Daily Democrat G. Bernard Shaw Carpentier

Local Residents Visit Princeton Area Notes

Mr and Mrs Robert Caskey of Ft Branch visited Princeton today. Ora Martin from near Pt Branch pursued business in Princeton. Miss Dora Williams left to spend a few days with her aunt Fred Minnis returned home to Winston after visiting his father. Mrs Andrew Weist and son Clayton returned from St Louis guests of Mrs Hammond Switcher and Mr and Mrs William Brammer. Mrs W S Alexander and 800 Charles Henry of Evansville visited Princeton Wednesday. Mrs O C Lemmons of French Lick visited friends Wednesday. Miss Alma Mark of Vincennes spent Wednesday in Princeton. Mrs Elizabeth Wright and granddaughter Ruth Damon of RePAuw returned home after visiting David Hurst family. Mr and Mrs DA Weed returned home in Oakland City after spending a few days with Mrs Mary Bishop. Mrs C J Williams and son of Evansville were business visitors here Wednesday.

Andrew Weist Clayton St. Louis Hammond - Switcher William Brammer Alexander Charles Henry Evanaville Princeton Elizabeth Wright Ruth Damon RePauw David Hurst DA. Weed Oakland City

Carpentier Sparring Quiet Ahead of Bout in Manhasset

Georges Carpentier boxed four rounds with sparring partners in Manhasset, with manager Francois Descamps keeping details secret. The French boxer trained lightly, stayed behind a barn for most of the session, and no sparring was permitted after the workout. A report said he may travel to Jersey City by yacht Saturday, arriving near arena time.

Georges Jersey

Weather forecast fragment with vague fair conditions

The fragment suggests a fair tonight and little temperature change through Friday. Specifics on time or place are unclear, offering only a general outlook.

ATANA

Dempsey Finely Trained for Jersey City Title Bout

Atlantic City report says Jack Dempsey completed ten weeks of training with a 15 minute light workout featuring three boxing rounds. He weighed 192 pounds and plans to shed two more before the title defense against Georges Carpentier in Jersey City Saturday.

Atlantic City Jack Dempsey Hoy Dempsey Larry Williams Dépsey Williams Jack Kearns Jersey

Local Farm Prices Fragment Show Parity Notes

Fragmentary wheat corn and oats prices appear with parity hints. Eggs and poultry figures list hens chicks and roosters with small cents values. The text is incomplete but suggests common farm commodity quotes.

Cash Theft Report From Lautenginger Spook Room

A Wednesday afternoon incident at the Lautenginger Spook Room 106 East State Street saw $92 taken from a cash drawer. Police report the thief, claimed to be a room employee, paid part of the amount and left the rest in small change. All details based on atmosphere of the source text.

Lautenginger Spook State Street

Local Livestock Prices and Grain Quotes Report

Receipts 8 500 Strang 20 up best heavies nine up Cannon to choice lights zero. Medium to mixed nine. Bull of sales nine. Cattle receipts 500 active to steady steers five fifty to eight fifty cows and heifers one pass. Top thirteen fifty. Corn steady yellow fifty cent six to zero mixed five eight nine oats weak No eight white twenty six thirty six thirty four hay tone ready nos one basis twelve eighty to nineteen. No three timothy eighteen thirty to thirty. No L-leover fifteen fifty sixteen.

Strang

Fragmentary OCR Data on Bulk Receipts and Pigs Prices

Disjointed figures and prices related to bulk receipts, butchers, backers and pigs appear as scattered OCR text. No cohesive event or entities clearly identifiable. readable numbers include 8.5 9 and 56.00 among unclear context.

Redpath Chautauqua Nears Close in Princeton Run

A ten day Elks backed Redpath chautauqua tour ends in Princeton tonight after a successful run. Tickets and pledge cards were distributed during intermission as the audience filled the tent to capacity. The Man From Home comedy drew mixed laughs with critics noting uneven acts but strong crowd support.

Princeton Elks Cataptad Daniel ‘Voorhees Pike Creesh

Miss Shelton and Zimmerman Hover Over Case

Fragmentary text indicates a local legal matter involving Miss Shelton and Zimmerman with unclear details. No dates or clear actions are readable, but names suggest a court or official proceeding. Further readable facts are not available in the provided excerpt.

Fragmentary OCR Note Disrupts Names and Roles

The text fragment lists unclear names and roles with phrases like coroner and physicians. It appears to be a damaged page snippet referencing individuals such as Pletcher Jr and Stews without coherent context or a complete event. The readable facts are minimal and scattered.

Acquess Cate Pletcher, Jr

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Gibson County Zene Finney Circuit Court I 'Bakery Basra Robert Caskey Ft. Branch Ora Martin Near Pt. Branch Priceton Dora Wiliams Fred Minnis Winston O. C. Lemmons French Lick Wrednesday Alma Marck Vincennes C. J) Williams G.bjopleman Ani Mesa -G. Farmer Vermont Iguinvise Tomtior Bae Moore Milling Co Lautenslager Indianapolis Livestock Tone Basihy Timothy L-elover Fikes Chautauqua Thorads Davis Sisters Ralph Bingham Skeltonzimmerm Flo Seklton Hla Zimmerman Schumacher Tage Reaoe
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