Miller Resigns From New Safety Board
Mayor Charles L. Kessler names W. C. Young to replace LeRoy Miller on the city safety board. Miller resigns to move to a farm March 1, with Young to begin duties January 1 so all members start together. Miller’s son in law L. C. Hodapp will manage Miller interests. Young is a prominent local insurance man active in city enterprises.
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Officers Installed at Jackson Lodge F and A M
Jackson Lodge 146 F and A M held a Wednesday night installation of officers with Dr. H P Graessle as installing officer. New officers installed include N D Short W M, H F Hodapp 8 W, Paul Becker J W, W E Evans 8 D, Bruce Wright J D, RK A Cox Sec y, J S Mills Treas, Travis Carter 8, Tevis Carter 8, H G Massman T, L A Becker, and G A Clark as trustees.
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Cold snap records 31 degree low at Woodstock Gardens
A 31 degree low was logged this afternoon by Ira Bedel’s official thermometer at Woodstock Gardens, the lowest in the last 24 hours. Rainfall reached 1.5 inches after 6 p m Wednesday, with 1.4 inches the prior day, totaling 2.9 inches in 48 hours. The Weather Bureau forecast colder tonight and rising temperatures Friday in this part of the state.
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Merchants Begin Year End Inventories Ahead of Spring Supplies
Merchants in the city are taking year end inventories as they prepare for the close of the fiscal year and the January filing of detailed statements with the internal revenue department. Inventory methods, invoicing, and stock reductions are common as firms adjust to more complex tax reporting requirements and await spring merchandise.
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Jackson County Democrats Plan Jackson Day Banquet
Jackson County Democratic committee completes plans for Jackson Day observance on January 8 at Brownstown. Banquet proceeds fund party activities with plates sold for 1.00 each. women urged to attend as a prominent party leader is set to speak.
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Baptist Choir Calls Members to Evening Rehearsal
Regular rehearsal set for 7 30 PM at the church. All choir members urged to attend due to important business.
Baptist Sewing Society Meeting Canceled This Week
The Ladies Sewing Society of the First Baptist Church will not hold a meeting this week.
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Settlement With State Details County Tax Remittances
Jackson county auditor Samuel Carr and deputy Wes Carr completed settlement sheets showing November tax payments to state funds totaling warrants of 37 486 70. An advance payment of 7 500 had been made earlier, with 1 500 for state tax and 6 000 to the benevolent fund. Other settlements covered trustees, Seymour, towns and school boards. Departments prepare year end reports for state permanent records. T. W. Fowler of Cambridge visits Hesler family. Una Lee travels to Terre Haute to stay with Dowling and Lee families.
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Jackson County
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Illness Strikes Loretta Abel in Indianapolis Avenue Home
Loretta June Abel, daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Abel of Indianapolis avenue, is seriously ill with pneumonia at home.
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Indianapolis Avenue
Barnacles on Whales and Ship Hulls Differ in Type
A reader notes that both whales underbellies and ship hulls can host barnacles, but the species differ between the two hosts. The observation highlights ecosystem and maritime biofouling distinctions.
Instructions to New Trustees on Deputy Fire Marshal Duties
Jackson county township trustees to take office January 1 received guidance from state fire marshal Newman T. Miller. Trustees learn they serve as deputy fire marshals with 50 cents per fire reported and 15 cents per mile, plus up to two dollars daily for investigation, all fires must be reported within ten days.
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Howard Toohey Named Postmaster at Columbus
Representative John Benham recommended Howard Tooley of Columbus for the Columbus postmaster appointment. The slot has been awaited for weeks amid speculation on the winner with Parks first, Tooley second, and Ballinger third on the eligible civil service list.
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Mrs Anna Barkman Visits Hayden Friends
Mrs Anna Barkman returned from a short visit with Mr and Mrs Phillip Sweany of Hayden.
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Phillip Sweany
Hayden
Johnson Opposes Borah Plan in Economic Conference
Senator Hiram Johnson leader of the senate irreconcilables opposes Senator Borah's plan for an international economic conference. He argues the proposal would draw the U S toward league of nations membership or entanglement in European affairs, with votes and parliamentary moves shaping a pivotal test of strength.
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Red Cross Gifts Reported in Jackson County Township and Lodge
Two sources report Jackson county Red Cross contributions. Hamilton township sent 16 dollars under Mrs. Claude Tinder, first township to report. Seymour Eagles lodge added 25 dollars on top of prior gifts.
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Leg Break Reported After Fall Near Reddington
Mrs Louise Reckeret living east of Reddington fractured one leg Wednesday morning after a fall down stairs at her home. She was admitted to Schneck Memorial Hospital where the bone was set in splints and her condition was described as somewhat improved today.
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Balttor Fleet dispatched to Constantinople waters
Two lives lost amid Moorehouse parish feud pitting reformers against lawless bands. Federal and state agents seek to suppress terrorism while Dr. B. M. McKoin stands accused in Baltimore. Kidnappings and murders heighten fear as Klan members join reformers to stop illegal practices.
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Unemployment Insurance to Avoid Over Expansion
At the American Association for Labor Legislation convention in Chicago a push to craft unemployment insurance was outlined. Wesley C. Mitchell urged premiums on employers tied to unemployment volume and government spending aimed at low mood. Mary Anderson called added relief for women workers and old age pension measures were proposed. Henry R. Sager predicted inevitable federal laws to prevent strikes.
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Million Dollar Fire Rips Erie Business District
A blaze in Erie Pennsylvania discovered in a theatre early today swept through the business section causing damage estimated at $1,000,000. All city fire apparatus were called out and officials consider requesting aid from neighboring cities as the flames spread.
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Tip's Yellow Taxis Adverts Contact Details
An old classified style notice for Tip Richardson promotes Tip's Yellow Taxis with phone number 447 and residence 67. The ad proclaims service available any time and anywhere.
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Tip Richardson
Turks Demand Mosul Oil as Lausanne Talks Break Down
In Lausanne today Britain rushed a fleet from Malta toward Constantinople as Turks resist ceding Mosul oil lands. Athens reports Greece plans to move 100000 troops to Eastern Thrace if war erupts.
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Landis Sends $20 256 Check to American Legion
Indianapolis December 28 A check for 20 256 10 to aid disabled World War veterans was received from Kenesaw Mountain Landis baseball commissioner. The gift is part of a program sending similar contributions to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Disabled Veterans of the World War and to Alvin Owsley Legion commander.
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Benefit Game H S Alwani vs H S basketball
A benefit basketball game features H S Alwani against H S basketball teams set for Thursday night at the Lutheran omnasiaum venue. Proceeds support a local cause.
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Fresh oysters at Kelly's lunch stand by interurban station
Oyster seller Kelly runs a lunch stand opposite the interurban station offering fresh oysters and daily cuts. Phone contact is listed for orders or inquiries.
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