Indiana Briefs Hansard Notes Public School Work
Notes from Greenfield Franklin Jeffersonville and other towns report on public school programs and staff. Enrollments total twenty seven teachers engaged. students receiving credits for examinations. Lighting rate cut from ten to nine cents per kilowatt with lower rates for high usage. Local legal cases include railroad damages suits in Clark county and miscellaneous misadventure reports from Whiteland and Lake Manitou area.
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Indiana
Greenfield
Electre
Marhia—Otis Crain
Boone County
Crain
Indiana Normal School
Purdie. University
State Experiment Station
Franklin—Widdle Henderson
Eorge Uli
Meniv
Orse
Canning
Whiteland
Ray-Henry
Sadie Sanders
Nhot
Robert Wyatt
Harry” Saunders
Seymour
James Hickison
Lucy Ickison
Cone
Nutter
Center Point
Turner
Rowchester
Manitou
Fulton County
New Mobility Tax Law Takes Effect in July
A new automobile tax law goes into effect in July to shift costs to auto owners and drivers. The change aims to rebalance public road costs, addressing concerns from those unable or unwilling to own cars. Also notes the death of Jan Elis Lamar of Tell City at an Evansville sanitarium after illness.
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Pbven
Elis Lamar
Tell City
Evansville
Ellis
Jake Zoercher
Camelton
Lieb Pushes Ohio River Lock Site for Wabash Navigation
Congressman Charles Lieb promotes securing a site in Posey County Indiana for a new lock on the Ohio River as part of the Rivers and Harbors program. He aims to place a deed before his committee, seeking government land purchase at about two million dollars to improve the Wabash and open a vital waterway for his district. The piece blends political strategy with local color and unrelated anecdotes.
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Charles Lieb
Ohio River
Lieb
Posey County
Mt Vernon
Washington Mi
Bosey
Arkansas
Jim Hope
Mother's
Out of Place and Rude Clerks Stir City Air
The text describes a scene in which a woman complains to a grocer about rude service while a clerk’s whistling irritates her. A guard questions the sentry about his night duties as a passerby notices a portrait being imitated by an impressionist.
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Gerk
Indianapolis News
Careful Mr. Smith Meeting with Dr Filmecking
Fragmentary dialogue shows a former patient greeting a doctor named Filmecking and a query about costs. A Philadelphia Inquirer reference appears as the source context.
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Mr. Smith
Filmecking
Philadelphia Biquirer
Too Big a Load at the Cafe
A fragmented London Opinion snippet shows garbled dialogue about a wet drink and a brewery visit. The overheard lines reference a wife, a brewery, and a doctor, with nonsensical references to numbers and sounds. The piece reflects noisy, incoherent chatter rather than a clear event.
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Avink
London
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