Attachment suits and local court actions filed in Jackson county
A series of court notices from Jackson circuit court includes an attachment suit by Advance Paint Co against Fancy Furniture Co alleging five notes totaling 1055.20 unpaid, with Hyman Rash named as indorser and president of the related company. Additional suits involve promissory notes, debt collections, and a divorce filing by Elzora DeLaney against Raymond DeLaney. Other actions name John L. Sprague in a note dispute and a $700 demand in a bank case against Clark Waskom.
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Fancy Furniture Company
Jackson
Advance Paint Company
Indianapolis
Hyman Rash
Philadelphia
Indorser
American Furniture Company
Rash
John W. Becker
J. Ross Robertson
Brownstown
Rush
John W. Hamilton
Medora
Pete Blair
Hamilton
Ligonier Refrigerator Company
John L. Sprague
Sprague
Elzora M. DeLaney
Raymond E. DeLaney
First National Bank
Clark Waskom
Regular meeting of Baltimore & Ohio Veterans
Notice for a regular meeting at 7 30 p m Friday at the Ma sonic Temple full attendance desired election of officers to follow dl2d FE Massman
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Baltimore & Ohio Veterans
Masonic Temple
Massman
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Seeks Officers This Thursday
Auxiliary to American Legion to convene with Mrs Joe Burton 418 FE Fourth street Thursday night for officer elections Thelma Sargeant serves as secretary.
Doll Bazaar by Alpha Class Scheduled at Central Garage
A doll and miscellaneous bazaar hosted by the Alpha Class will be held on December 13 at the Central Garage supply room beside the store. Vendors encourage visitors to see the dolls and explore offerings.
Engraved Christmas Cards Offered By Daily Tribune
Christmas greetings cards engraved with your name available at the Tribune office. The cards are on hand and orders will be filled promptly by Daily Tribune.
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Tribune
Daily Tribune
Fountain pens and Eversharp pencils at T. R. Carter's
Fountain pens and Eversharp pencils are offered at T. R. Carters store in a local display. The item list highlights writing instruments and desk accessories for shoppers.
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T. R. Carter
Fire damages Short residence on East Third Street
A morning fire at 417 East Third Street damaged the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Short with losses over 1000 dollars. Sparks from the chimney allegedly started the blaze, which spread to the attic and second floor before the department arrived. Insurance covers most damages except some furnishings. Neighbors aided by removing items from the second floor.
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Charles Short
East Third Street
Short
Melvin Jerrell
Parking spaces being re marked in city business district
City Street Commissioner Emery Weber has begun re marking all parking spaces in the business district. The council ordered renewal after markings had faded. Curbs around fire plugs and no parking zones will also be painted to aid motorists. The street department is cleaning electric globes to brighten the white way for Christmas.
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Emery Weber
City
August Belmont Dies After Operation at 71
International News Service reports financier and sportsman August Belmont died last night from cellular inflammation after an operation on his right arm. Funeral arrangements place burial in the Belmont family vault at Newport. Belmont, 71, traced roots to a Prussian banking family and a Rothschild connected lineage.
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New York
August Belmont
Newport
Belmont
Prussia
Rothschilds
Frankfort
America
New German Ambassador Named for Washington Post
Washington December 11 The state department was officially advised that Baron Ago von Malizan will succeed Dr Otto Wiedfeldt as German ambassador in Washington.
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Washington
State Department
Baron Ago von Malizan
Otto Wiedfeldt
License Plate Sales Begin Monday in Indiana
The issuance of 1925 motor vehicle license plates will start next Monday in Indiana. Miss Margaret McCord of the American Security Company will issue plates and accept applications at North Chestnut Street. Fees vary by vehicle type from five to twenty dollars, with specific rates listed for electric, gasoline, trucks, and heavier vehicles. Stores are heavily decorated as Christmas shopping increases and a Yuletide electric sign on Chestnut Street greets shoppers. Weather is favorable for holiday commerce and the post office urges early mailing to ensure delivery.
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Indiana
Margaret McCord
American Security Company
North Chestnut Street
Old Sol
New Business Men's Association
Chestnut Street
Stores Pretty Dressed For Xmas
Stores dress up for Christmas sales with bright window displays and festive decor to attract customers. Shoppers note attractive arrangements, seasonal signage, and themed merchandise across city stores.
Jolt for Forbes and Thompson in conspiracy case
Government counsel press to salvage the conspiracy case against Colonel Charles K. Forbes and John W. Thompson after Elias N. Mortimer falters on the witness stand. Mortimer, a former Washington figure linked to Chesapeake engineering and contracting, faced a setback amid testimony about his dealings with Thompson and Black.
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Chicago
Charles K. Forbes
John W. Thompson
Elias N. Mortimer
Washington
Mortimer
Chesapeake Engineering and Contracting Company
Thompson
James Black
Baisi
Santa Claus to Speak Over Radio Here Next Monday
John Van de Walle announces Santa Claus will broadcast at 6 30 and 6 50 p.m. next Monday from his station. Children may send letters to Santa in care of the station, to be read and answered on the air. This marks the first time Santa will speak via radio in the city, with hundreds expected to listen.
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van de Walle Broadcasting Station
John van de Walle
van de Walle Music and Radio Company
Santa Claus
Tip Richardson Ad for Bulb Bowls and Gifts at Carter's
Local notice promotes Tip Richardson offering tf Bulb bowls and gift novelties at T. R. Carters shop with contact phones and residence address 67.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
T. R. Carter's
First M. E. Church Chili and Oyster Supper Notice
Continued on page 3 column 5 announces a chili and oyster supper at First M. E. Church on Saturday December 13 from 5 to 7 PM. Admission is 25 cents. Also mentions candles and candle sticks at T. R. Carter's Book Store.
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M. E. Church
T. R. Carter's
Milk supply from farms shows increase
The Jackson County Farm Bureau reports a new truck route added in the west area around Spraytown and strong milk supply gains. Winter freshening boosts cream at the marketing station and other handlers note similar effects. Farmers receive 40 cents per pound for butterfat after a peak of 42 cents last week.
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Jackson County Farm Bureau
Spraytown
Euchre Night at Moose Hall Hosts December 11
Community euchre event set for Moose Hall Thursday night December 11 at 8 oclock. Tickets cost 25e and proceeds support local activities. Tickets available at T R Carters Book Store with a note about Bible and stationery sales.
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Moose Hall
Charities Plan Christmas Cheer In Seymour
Local city charity group and numerous clubs churches and lodges plan Christmas baskets clothing and food drives for the destitute. At a library meeting the organization will elect officers for the year and assign committees to manage Christmas work as schools and individuals contribute generously.
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City Charity
City Charity Organization
Seymour
City Charity Association
George Bartlett
Albert Allbrand
J. I’. Shiel
C. R. Hoffman
St. Nicholas
Presbyterians Debate Lipsticks and Religion at Conference
International News Service reports the second day of the national Presbyterian conference east of Ohio. Delegates questioned why Americans spend millions on cosmetics while church work suffers, and discussed selecting a secretary for the general council. The New pension plan for retired ministers or widows was also debated as about 1,000 delegates attend.
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National Presbyterian Conference
Ohio
America
Guy L. Morrill
New York
General Council
Henry C. Swearingen
St. Paul
Clarence KE
McCartney
Philadelphia
Sewaringen
Will H. Hays
Henry B. Master
Death report of Samuel Gompers in Mexico unconfirmed
A dispatch from Mountain Railroad Mexico City at 11 30 am reports Samuel Gompers the noted American labor leader died this morning at San Nicolas near San Luis Potosi. The telegram from General Gomez says his heart failed as he was being rushed to the United States by train across a high mountain range. Confirmation was not yet received by press time.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Samuel Gompers
San Nicolas
Mexico
Gompers
General Gomez
San Nicholas
San Luis Potosi
Coolidge Receives Dime From Unknown Friend
A letter received by President Calvin Coolidge in Ravine Wisconsin on December 9 recounts a stranger who dropped a dime behind him before the election, picked it up for coffee and rolls, and returns a dime now as a Christmas gesture. The White House framed the tale as a lesson that a Coolidge dime always comes back.
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Washington
Whitehouse
Coolidge
Ravine
Wis
Cal
Special Farm Bureau Meeting in Jackson Township
A special meeting of the Jackson Township Farm Bureau will be held at the Farmer's Club on Saturday December 13 at 7 30 p m Dr Shelby will speak on an area of interest All farmers and their families are urged to attend Paul Otting secretary
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Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Farmer's Club
Shelby
Paul Otting
Christmas Cards at T. R. Carters Store
Local shop T. R. Carters advertises Christmas ecards and holly boxes for holiday shoppers. The piece notes seasonal selections and in-store availability.
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T. R. Carter's
Rockford Milk War Claims First Victims
In Rockford Alabama on December 11 two men were injured during a milk distribution clash. Richard Saunders was shot in the abdomen and Charles Carlson was beaten after pickets halted a milk truck aimed at a boycott dairy. Deputies accompanying the driver faced peace bonds.
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Rockford
Richard Saunders
Charles Carlson
Frank MeKiski
Mechiski
Big Dance at Crothersville Gym Dec 11 1924
A big dance is set for Thursday night at Crothersville Gym from 8 p m to 1 a m featuring Ferman Tapps Midnite Syncopators billed as Kentucky’s best colors ed orchestra. Admission 25 cents, dancing tickets 1 dollar. Rey Crawford is floor manager.
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Crothersville
Ferman ‘Tapp
Kentucky
Rey Crawford
Thanksgiving Dance Draws 200 Plus at the Gym
A Thanksgiving dance at the Gym drew over two hundred spectators who enjoyed music by the Louisville Midnite Syncopators. An informant reports good order throughout the event.
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Louisville
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Pear
John Blair
Peter Blair
William Rebber
Bruce Love
Christmas Greetings
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Auto Association
Lane RA BI Co Sng Nde
Harding
T. R. Carter’s Book Store
Jay Ee
Camuel Gompers
Gomez
Man
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