Taxpayers Hear Sewage Plan In Seymour Meeting
More than one hundred Seymour residents and Council members discussed a sewer project with plans by Charles H. Hurd of Indianapolis. The proposal includes building the main trunk, future district sewers, bond issues, and assessments to property owners with costs near 240000 to 120000 financed over two decades.
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Seymour
City Council
Kessler
Burkley
Ahlbrand
Charles H. Hurd
Indianapolis
Hurd
Eight Street
Elm
McDonald Street
Swain Roach Jumber Company
Vehslage Woods
White River
Elmtreet
Laurel
McDonald
Tuberculosis Fund Drive Promoted by Local Sorority
Miss Dorothy Spanagel and four sorority members will canvass Seymour streets selling bangle pins from 8 am to 6 pm to raise funds for the Jackson County Tuberculosis association. Mayor Kessler pledges a Tuberculosis Day and urges generous pin purchases. 100000 more seals ordered, bringing county total to 250000 for the year.
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Dorothy Spanagel
Lucille Kessler
Marian Mains
Lora Stewart
Lorita Bollinger
Psilota Xi
Jackson County Tuberculosis Association
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Charles Kessler
Seymour
O. G. Salb
Thompson Cattle Win International Prizes
Holmes A. Thompson of Hamilton township showed Angus cattle at the International livestock show in Chicago. His entries won third in the cow and calf class, fourth and fifth on aged cows, and fourth on a two year old heifer with several lesser prizes. He sold two heifers at the event including the two year old bought by O H L Harrison of San Francisco for 380. Thompson plans to return Sunday or early next week with his herd.
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Holmes A. Thompson
Hamilton Township
Chicago
United States
Thompson
O. H L. Harrison
San Francisco
Calif
Harrison
Three Local Boys Revoke Guilty Plea in Bicycle Theft Case
Police records show Charles Russell Edward Green and Clarence Arbuckle aged 13 to 15 had pleaded guilty to petit larceny and were sent to Plainfield reform school. After their parents petitioned, Judge James A Cox allowed a not guilty plea and a two week trial was scheduled with the boys not contesting the charges in the prior hearing. William Green father of Edward Green appeared at proceedings.
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Charles Russell
Edward Green
Clarence Arbuckle
James A. Cox
State Reform School
Plainfield
Ind
Judge Cox
William Green
Von Fange Ditch Hearing Held State Junction
A hearing on the Von Fange Ditch was held by state officials at a junction location. Citizens attended to discuss the project and its impact on local drainage and land use. Officials outlined next steps and potential approvals.
State Highway Hearing On Cutting Through Dredge Vane Fange Ditch
The Indiana State Highway Commission faced a court hearing in Jackson county on the legality of cutting through the state road to dredge the Van Fange ditch west of the city. Judge A Cox took the case under advisement after both sides presented evidence and witnesses.
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Indiana State Highway Commission
van Fange
A. Cox
J. D. Ross
Attorney General's Office
Montgomery
Edward P. Hisner
Theys
Ross
State Highway Commission
Jackson Circuit Court
Doll Bazaar at Kessler Building Christmas Sale
The Alpha Class invites attendance to its annual Doll Bazaar and food sale at the Kessler building near Ten Cent Store on Saturday December 8 starting at 10 o'clock. A wide array of gifts for Christmas and many dressed dolls will be available.
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Kessler
Riley Fund Receives 50 From Commercial Travelers
C D Billings treasurer of Riley Memorial hospital funds in Seymour reports a 50 dollar contribution and another 5 to the fund bringing the total to 2048 75 dollars. Elks are expected to vote an additional amount toward the fund.
Attaboy's Last Race at Luth Club Friday Eve
See Attaboy's Last Race at Luth Club Friday evening at 7 30. The picture is described as very good with admission 10 and 15e.
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Luth
Al's Minstrel Show Tickets Sale Surges
The fifth annual Al's Minstrel by the local American Legion post at the Majestic Theatre is selling strongly with tickets expected to sell out tonight. The minstrel committee refined settings and the cast spent six weeks rehearsing.
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Post
the American Legion
Majestic Theatre
Chicakeith Haymakers Association to Host Holiday Gathering
The Chicakeith Haymakers Association sets a Thursday night event on December 6 with the Red Men and families attending. Organizer T. A. Prather, C of 8, confirms the community gathering includes verses and shared activities.
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Chicakeith Haymakers’ Association
T. A. Prather
Food Sale and Bazaar at Presbyterian Church
A church bazaar and food sale is announced for Saturday afternoon December 8 at the Presbyterian church. Vendors will offer cakes pies baked beans and other confections. Proceeds support church activities.
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Presbyterian Church
Tip's Yellow Taxi service ad notice
An old classified style notice advertises Tip Richardson's taxi service under the slogan Tip's Yellow Taxi with contact phone 447 and residence at 67. The fragment implies a local transport provider offering around the clock service.
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Tip Richardson
English Voters At Booths Today Amid Election Turmoil
Report from London and Belfast note first disorder of the British general election with Daniel Bradley shot in a Belfast clash. Polls open across Britain as 7,000,000 women expected to vote amid alleged Communist plot to disrupt ballots. Lloyd George era prime minister anniversary marked by fervent campaigning.
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International
London
Belfast
Daniel Bradley
Great Britain
Daily Mail
League of Nations
Liberal return to power may bring feminine influence in Downing Street
London observers speculate that a Liberal victory in today’s general election could lead to a feminine influence in Downing Street. The discussion centers on the roles of women in the families of former premiers David Lloyd George and Herbert H. As the vote unfolds, pundits weigh potential impacts on governance and party dynamics.
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London
Downing Street
David Lloyd George
Herbert H
Train robbery suspects arrested at Evansville
Three men linked to the October 11 Southern Pacific train robbery near Redding California were arrested in Henderson Kentucky by Louisville and Nashville detectives. A fourth member is sought. The arrests followed a roundup tied to an attempted wreck of an L N passenger train near Browder Kentucky. The suspects, names withheld, are confined in separate cells awaiting Southern Pacific authorities.
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International News Service
Evansville
Ind
Southern Pacific Railroad
Redding
Cal
Henderson
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Browder
Coolidge Sets Foreign Policy and Domestic Boosts
President Coolidge outlines priorities in a blunt message to Congress. He backs tax cuts, supports American entry to the world court with reservations, opposes the League, and calls for debt and tariff guidance. He urges railroad consolidation, abolishing the railway labor board, and continues cautious domestic plans.
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Coolidge
Congress
America
League of Nations
League
United States
Senate
Russia
Railway Labor Board
Harding
Coast Guard
Mus Shoals
Der
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