Tell City baseball beats College Bays 2 to 0
COUNTY NEWS iContinued from page 8. The Tell City baseball team defeated College Bays 2 to 0 last Sunday. Mrs. George M. Sturm and family visited relatives in Jasper this week and on Friday left for Milwaukee Wisconsin, their future home. John Kost and wife were in Owensboro last week visiting relatives.
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Tell City
College Bays
George M. Sturm
Jasper
Mr. Sturm
Milwaukee
Wis
John Kost
Owensboro
Local Residents Attend Various Social Visits and Events
Maria h Hill Mrs Max Kern visited in Huntingburg last Tuesday. Ferdinand Brockting visited in Huntingburg last Sunday. Mrs Jim Higgens and children of Louisville are with their parents Mr and Mrs Mike Halbleib. Raymond Yeung returned home from Louisville last Saturday. The Spayd Hassfather wedding at Ferdinand last Sunday drew Mr and Mrs John Arnold Mr and Mrs Andy Gogel Mr and Mrs Leonard Spayd Miss Irene Spayd Cornelius and Wm Spayd. Albert Spayd of Louisville is visiting relatives here.
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Max Kern
Huntingburge
Jos. Gogel
St. Henry
Simon Arnold
French Lick
West Baden
Ferdinand Brockting
Huntingburg
Jim Higgens
Louisville
Mike Halbleib
Raymond Yeung
K. Spayd
John Arnold
Andy Gogel
Leonard Spayd
Irene Spayd
Cornelius
Wm. Spayd
Spayd
Hassfather
Ferdinand
Albert Spayd
Local News Briefs From Around Town
Cordelia Crowder recovers from illness. Margaret Grant leaves bed rest after toe removal. Ruth Ashby and grandfather suffer a runaway and leg injury when horse spooked. Florence Vote visits sister Mrs Orien Youngblood near Boonville. Miller and Lawbury trial draws crowds to Mt Vernon. Rome Ebly’s hip fracture shows no improvement. Alita Kerns of Boonville visits relatives here. Otto Crowder buys local livery barn from Homer Fortune. Hatfield fire damages Logsdon building and Farmer's Supply Co store. bucket brigade saves both. Cumberland Telephone Co. worker falls twenty feet, injuring foot and losing consciousness.
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Cordelia Crowder
Margaret Grant
Ruth Ashby
Florence Vote
Orien . Youngblood
Boonville
Miller & Lawbury
Mt. Vernon
Rome Ebly
Alita Kerns
Sunady
McGladra
Clada Glackman
Otto Crowder
Homer Fortune
Hatfield
Logsdon
Bucket Brigade
Farmer's Supply Co
Cumberland Telephone Co
Fire marshal seeks to cut Fourth of July losses
W E Langley state fire marshal plans a bulletin for township trustees town clerks and fire chiefs under the new marshal law to reduce Fourth of July fire losses. He cites last year national losses of 576 525 with Indiana contributing its share and calls much loss needless urging greater care and stricter observance of ordinances.
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W. E. Langley
Indiana
Longley
Wash
Sane Fourth urged to curb fire losses nationwide
Indiana fire marshal catalyst for stricter Fourth of July ordinances cites past year injuries and deaths from fireworks. Reports show cities with prohibitive rules suffered far fewer incidents, while others faced millions in losses. Emphasis on cleaning rubbish, closing premises, and civic events to reduce danger.
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Ington
D.C
Washington
Georgetown
Fie
Cleveland
Baltimore
Toledo
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Portland
Pittsburg
Indiana
Lonelevy
National Fire Protective Association
Sacks Available for Elevators and Depot Pickup Offer
Notice offers sacks at the elevator or near the depot with easy pickup along the traction. Readers are urged for a large yield and wood prices.
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Thee
Bank Statement Lake State Bank Indiana June 4 1918
Report shows assets totaling 73189.22 with loans 46934.55 and cash on hand 5121.14. Liabilities include capital stock 25009.00, deposits 46541.98, and undivided profits 397.83. cashier Cullen Hamilton swears to accuracy before notary John Fodder on June 12 1913.
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Lake State Bank
Lake
Indiana
State of
Indiana County of Spencer
Cullen Hamilton
The
John Fodder
For Sale Items Listed By W H Jones Washington DC
James G Hill offers a $400 house and lot in Richland for $275 cash. A twelve year old mare priced at $60. Two pairs of Howe scales valued at $28 available for $12 cash. Contact W H Jones Washington DC Box 516 House Office Edg or telephone Culien B Jones.
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Richland
W. H. Jones
Washington D.C
Culien B. Jones
Visit L M Johns New Store Worth Your Time
A prompt invites readers to visit L M Johns new store, highlighting the value of the shopping experience and inviting customers to explore offerings.
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L. M. John’s
Farm for Sale at New Boston and Nearby Goods
Farm for sale at New Boston with 8 town plots and year round water. Includes a warehouse suitable for any business. Substantial two story frame house touted as the town’s most beautiful. Also offered are a 4 year old bay horse 15 hands high with buggy and harness. Contact M Boehm Rockport Ind and J B Whitaker Buffaloville Ind.
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New Boston
Rockport
Ind
M. Boehm
J. B. Whitaker
Buffaloville
Largest selection of Bugs on floors offered for sale
The advertisement claims the largest and best assortment of bugs on display with prices from 8.50 to 25.00 for 9 by 12. It invites buyers to contact J. W. McCoy of Richland Indiana and mentions real estate offers and wheat buying for The Rockport Milling Co.
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New York
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County News
Mariah Hill
William France
Brazil
France
Phoebe Sims
Roger W. Wallace
Sims
State of Indiana
Spencer County
Lela May Jones
Edgar Franklyn Jones
Circuit Court
Louis Woolfolk
H. L. Davidson
de ML Houglang
Kaynee
Blouces and
Romper
Madras
Athletic Underwear Union
Nainsook
Hh. V. D. Athletic Union
Ide
Leokeutanp
C. W. Halbroge
Main St
W. B. Cor
Academy OF the Immaculate Geneedson
Sisters of St. Benedict
Board of Education
Ferdin
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Iaaind
Iiivdiana
Good Johnson Binder
Christ Schumacher
Richer School House
James G. Hill
Rockport Milling Co
J. P. Eigenmann
Emma Nohse
L. M. John
Phoenix
M. Weil
Allen V. Atkinson
Tam
J. W. McCoy
Richland, Ind
Mason & Jennings
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