Reclamation Policy Rift Deepens in Senate West
Washington reports Republican leaders move to kill the Western reclamation policy. Senator Borah charges Curtis and party leaders intend to end the policy as the Liberian loan debate unfolds. Senator Harrison urges adherence to 1920 platform reclaiming lands and national resource development.
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Washington
West
Borah
Rep
Idaho
Senate
Liberia
Kansas
Mr. Curtis
Pat Harrison
Congress
Pep. Idshoe
Curtis
Bays Transfer Business Acquires Luckado Firm
Winn Shrofe has purchased the transfer business of Robert AL. Luckado in a deal completed on Wednesday. The move consolidates local services and expands Bays Transfer’s footprint in the regional market.
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BAYS
Winn Shrofe Hes
Robert AL. Luckado
Diploma Winners From Summer Reading Course
The following children earned diplomas for reading ten books in the Miss Jessie Harrison reading course at the library this summer. Edith Marie Gentry, Charles Gerald Nolan, Lorena Alvey, Cary Alvey, Louise Bauer, Louis Mitchell, Mary E. Logie, Mary V. Kehher, Mary Ray, Mildred Poole, Victor Scherer, Angadine jieiIn tire, Eleanor Freschley, James F. Hil, Margaret Hill, Jennie Barnett, Dean Laird, Emil Hargis, Louis Ray, Alice Roberts, Lois Bauman, Hazel Covey, Evelyn Evans, Orel Schweizer, Eugene Abshier, Ellen F. Thurman, William Pyle, Rudolph Basham, Maurine Parsley, Orvel Schweizer, Hilda Mae Olsch, Dana Scammahon, Dorothy Meintire, Ellen Walker, Katie Ice, Louise Burkhart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Harrison
Edith Marie Gentry
Charles Gerald Nolan
Lorena Alvey
Cary Alvey
Louise Bauer
Louis Mitchell
Mary E. Logie
Mary V. Kéhrer
Mary Ray
Mildred Poole
Victor Scherer
Angadine jieiIntire
Eleanor Freschley
James F. Hil
Margaret Hill
Jennie Barnett
Dean Laird
Emil Hargis
Louis Ray
Alice
Ed Markland Dies in St. Louis at 55
Ed Markland died in St. Louis Missouri after a period of ill health. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by his family and will be held Monday at the Markland home on Walnut Street conducted by Rev. Guy V. Hartman. He leaves two daughters Mary and Gladys, three sisters Jessie Markland Mrs Ed Spaires and Mrs Amos Wright and two brothers W A Markland Georgetown Idaho and Forest Markland Rupert Idaho.
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Ed. Markland
St. Louis
Markland
Amos Wright
Perry Himmelheber
Walnut Street
Guy V. Hartman
Mary
Gladys
Santa Barbara
Calif
Jessie Markland
Ed. Spaires
W. A. Markland
Georgetown
Forest Markland
Rupert
Idaho
Spencer County Auto Tragedy Claims Omar Carrell at Crossing
Omar Carrell of Grass township died after a train struck the car at a Mt Carmel grade crossing last Sunday night. His brother William suffered a broken thigh and arm while a relative Gertrude Williams was only slightly hurt. The car was wrecked and carried a block from the crossing. Carrell had married about two months earlier to Mrs Allie Kehertz near Centerville.
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Spencer County
Mt Carmel
Omar Carrell
Grass Township
Omar
William
Gertrude Williams
Carrell
Allie Kehertz
Centerville
Mrs. James A. Haines Dies in City at 65
Mrs. James A. Haines of this city died at one o'clock Thursday. She was about 65. No funeral arrangements were made by press time. Survived by husband two daughters and one son along with many relatives.
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James A. Haines
Southwestern Indiana Historical Society Meeting
A meeting of the Southwestern Indiana Historical Society is set for this Friday in Boonville. A fraction of the members will attend, with a portion of the group likely to be present at the venue.
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Southwestern Indiarna Historical Society
Boonville
Court House News Items Divorce Grievances and Judgments
Several divorces are granted including Laura Hudson suing JuvansVilie & Onto Valley Subway Co for damages after Virgil Hudson’s death at Rose Hill crossing June 6. Other cases involve default verdicts, mortgage foreclosures, partition actions, and multiple divorces with name restorations and costs awarded. Executors named in Maggie Meyer will. Kane Weber to serve.
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Laura Hudson
Sea
Uuu.au
JuvansVilie & Onto Valley Subway Company
Virgil Hudson
Rose Hill Crossing
Iyzil
Hudson
Armstrong
Fuling
Tulsa
Oxla
Indiana
Marshall K. Gammon
Warrick County
Gammon
Marion Lewis
Nestor Goodwin
Walter O’connor
Jack Jayden
Ciary Rhodes
Clinton Rhodes
Hila Graham
Kay Mattingley
Clarence F. Shrode
Charles Dane
E. M. Swan
George W. Snyder
Tnomes Bh
Snyder
Franklin McVey & Co
Frank Clark
Adam Lutz Ang
Charles McCarter
Wilford Warner
Mollie Haas
Eila M. Motor
Bernard Motor
Ella M. Daffer
Arthur L. Weller
Grant Huppert
Jennie Toole
Alpert Toole
Jennie Hawkins
Martha Evans
Thomas Evans
Wm. M. Smith
Farmers State Bank
Boyd W. Burkhart
Maggie Meyer
C. H. Magee
Rose Magee
Katie Weber
King Weber
Young Woman Clara Butler Dies After Operation
Miss Clara Mae Butler died in Evansville last Sunday after an appendicitis operation. Her remains were brought to this city for funeral services held Tuesday afternoon at the United Brothers church conducted by Rev. W. W. Moore. She is survived by her uncle Jacob Eckman and two aunts Mrs. W. A. Para and Mrs. Bert Mecore.
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Clara Mae Butler
Evansville
United Brothers Church
W. W. Moore
Miss Butler
Jacob Eckman
W. A. Para
Bert Mecore
Farmers Picnic Highlights and a Rockport Victory
Spencer county farmers held their annual picnic at the fair grounds with W H Settle and J W Cloverdale speaking on production, transportation, credit, marketing and community spirit. A St Meiard versus Rockport baseball game ended 3 to 5 in favor of Rockport.
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Spencer County
Fair Ground
W. H. Settle
Livestock ‘Committee of
Indiana
J. W. Cloverdale
American Farm Bureau
St. Meiard
Rockport
Coverdale
War ‘Finance Corporation
Itis
Macon
Georgia
Wacon Watermelon Producers’ Association
Chicago
Settle
Indiana Federation of Farmers
Lubring questioned on unity with veterans and farmers
A Democrat Washington correspondent accuses Congressman Luhring of deception while campaigning in Spencer county this week. The letter cites the September 18 vote on the fertilizer potash tax and claims Luhring misrepresented party actions and Harding’s stance on the bonus bill, urging voters to seek records.
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Luhring
Spencer County
Congress
Washington
House
Conference’ Committee
Lukis
Senate
Ee Conference Committee
Garner
Texas
Overstreet
Evansville
Lubring
Harding
Herv
Lahring
Marriage Announcement for Miss Josephine Agnew and Carl Vogel
Miss Josephine Agnew and Carl Vogel of this city married August 17 in Indianapolis at Rev Farmer's home. They left on a motor and camping trip to California and the western states for about a year. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Agnew, was a 1921 local high school graduate and studied at Evansville college last year. The groom attended Purdue University and served with British aviation forces in World War I. he is the younger son of Mrs. C Vogel.
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Josephine Agnew
Carl Vogel
Indianapolis
Farmer
Vogel
Evansville College
Sroom
Purdue University
C. Vogel
City Ordinance Sparks Backlash as Haulers Plan Changes
City council imposed a license fee on for hire street haulers drawing sharp reactions from coal transfers and other stakeholders. Haulers have halted operations in the ward while debate continues on modifying the ordinance.
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Trinity Luthern Church
Ilma
Etelka Butsegher
Nora Rimstidt
Oliver Burns
J. H. Diehl
ED Markland
Historical Meeting
the Court House
Traction Line
Agricultural Chemistry Department
South
Producers Commission
Producers Association
Wells County
Democrat
Vogel— Agnew