Wheat Growers Pool Receivers Named by Blish Mills
The Blish Milling Company has been named official receiver for wheat pooled by Indiana Wheat Growers Association members. Mills and elevators listed include Blish Seymour Woodstock Enos, Cortland Crescent Crothersville Scottsburg Azalia Grammer Alert and Westport. Farmers bring wheat to Blish sites, receive weigh tickets, then get a cash cheque for part of current market value, with 60 percent last year and additional checks later from the association.
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Blish Milling Company
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Blish
Blish Mill
Seymour
Woodstock Mills
Enos
Cortland Elevator
Crescent Mills
Crothersville
Scottsburg
C, C. Wells
Asso
Brownstown Man Named on State Police Force
Lawrence Shields of Brownstown has been named a member of the Indiana state police. He left for Indianapolis to begin duties and will serve with a special officer before an assignment. Shields is about 33 and has Navy and Army service with visits to several foreign countries.
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Lawrence Shields
8. W. Shields
Brownstown
Indianapolis
Indiana
Shields
Frederick Schortemeier
Navy
Grocers to Close for National Holiday Observance
In observance of the national holiday the undersigned grocers will close their stores all day Saturday July 4th. They will be open Friday night July 3rd. Stores listed include People's Grocery W. H. Reynolds W. F. Hoadley & Son Russell Patrick John F Wienhorst J. F. Wilde and Beldon's.
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People’s Grocery
W. H. Reynolds
W. EF. Hoadley
Store Closed Saturday Day After Fourth
People's Grocery announces closure on Saturday and Sunday to observe the holiday. Stock includes cantaloupes peaches apples plums tomatoes cucumbers mangoes green beans new corn head lettuce beets carrots and more. Phone 170 confirms contact for orders and inquiries.
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People's Grocery
Clean Mets meat shop open until noon July 4
July 4 hours extend to noon with delivery orders due by 10 a.m. Meat selection includes pork beef garlic sausage offered at low prices by Louis G. Heins.
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Louis G. Heins
Steinker's Meat Market Closes Early on July Fourth
Closing notice for Steinker's Meat Market states it will shut at 1 a m on Saturday July 4. Customers are asked to place delivery orders Friday evening or early Saturday morning for service.
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Ju3d- Steinker’s Meat Market
Saturday Closure and No Saturday Deliveries Notice
We will close Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. No deliveries will be made on Saturday. Jy3d Blumer and Barriger are not delivering.
Dr Gillespie Office Relocation Details
Dr Gillespie relocates from over the Progressive Music Store to a ground floor suite second door south of the Gold Mine. Office now open at the new second door south location for patient visits and consultations.
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Dr. Gillespie
Gold Mine
City Heat Record Teeters At 97 Degrees
At 2 45 p m Riley Goble official weather observer reported 97 degrees in the city. Many residents thought today topped the year but Goble noted last month’s 98 degree record still stands at 2 45 p m.
Radio listeners urged to organize in Seymour for free air clearing
A city effort to reduce radio interference in Seymour gains support from A P Collyer president of the Columbus Broadcast Listeners Association. Vernon W Spears assistant chief electrical engineer of Interstate Public Service Company travels to Seymour at federal request to aid residents. Reported free service available by contacting Van de Walle Music and Radio Co or Interstate Public Service main offices.
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Seymour
Vernon W. Spears
Interstate Public Service Company
Spears
Greenwood
United States
Radio Inspection Department
van de Walle Music and Radio Company
Phone Main
A. P. Collyer
Columbus Broadcast Listeners Association
Columbus
Tail light case retried on constitutional challenge
The retrial of W. A Laupus in city court on the tail-light charge focused on the constitutionality of the statute under which he and others were arrested for failing to keep tail-lights burning. With one witness testimony, attorneys clashed over excessive fines and punishment according to the statute.
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W. A Laupus
Blaze Destroys Three Montgomery Businesses
Fire swept Montgomery at 1 50 am destroying L A Coons garage Noah Bussard bakery and James Fanning general store. A theater owned by George Daily suffered total loss to wall and roof. Washington fire department saved adjacent shops while insurance on the four owners totals 10800. Total damage estimated at 21300.
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Montgomery
Washington
L. A. Coons
Noah Bussard
James Fanning
George Daily
Washington Fire Department
George Daily General
Paul Dant
Healy
Independence Day Fireworks Planned by American Legion
The American Legion pledges a premier Independence Day fireworks display at Pauley’s camp in Jackson county next Saturday. Officials say preparations are nearly complete with a free entertainment program and crowd control measures ready. Fireworks will start at 10 p.m and be shot from the island for safety and greater impact.
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Jackson County
American Legion
Pauley’s Camp
Noble R. Gresham
Branch Epes
Coulter Montgomery
Miss Oletha McClanahan Sees Health Improve After Accident
Oletha McClanahan, 14, of Crothersville, initially listed fatally injured in a car crash near Uniontown Vernon township on Saturday night, shows improvement after doctors feared possible complications. She and four others were hurt when a Ford truck carrying her family collided with a Buick roadster driven by Robert Steele of Seymour on State Highway No. 1.
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Oletha McClanahan
Crothersville
Uniontown
Vernon Township
Robert Steele
Seymour
Fickle Lady Luck: Beam Crashes at Gym Site
J F Brock a structural steel worker on a $15000 gymnasium project at Speeds Indiana survived a heavy beam breaking loose and crashing through the frame. He escaped unharmed but broke his right hand in two places trying to crank his car afterward.
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Speeds
Ind
J. F. Brock
Brock
July 4 observance wrapped in Jackson county
Final preparations for the Independence Day celebration at Pauley's camp focus on the American Legion fun fest as Jackson county plans a major public observance. Merchants will close all day Saturday but remain open Friday evening. partial mail service will be kept Saturday with specific post office hours. no city or rural mail delivery.
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American Legion
Pauley’s Camp
Jackson County
William A. Misch
Santa Barbara Shaken by Earthquake Toll Reaches Thirteen
Dawn fog lifts over Santa Barbara as 4,000 workers demolish ruined buildings after a powerful quake. The death toll holds at 13 with four or five more missing. Postoffice reopens with clerks on duty and relief pours in led by a $50,000 donation from R. B. Ward.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Britain rejects Kellogg plan for China conference
London July 2 Great Britain opposes a proposed conference on extraterritorial rights in China. The foreign office says China must restore order first and notes no Washington communication has been received. Austen Chamberlain cites no need to discuss extraterritorial rights now and Britain orders Pekin envoys to convey opposition.
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London
Great Britain
Kellogg
China
Foreign Office
Washington
Austen Chamberlain
Britain
Pekin
QUOPES TRIAL SET FOR JULY IN RAULSTON CASE
Judge indicates the case will be heard in his judicial circuit and expresses satisfaction at keeping the trial within the same circuit. The report notes crucial legal proceedings involving T. Raulston and the ongoing QUOPES trial.
Scopes trial to open July 10 in Dayton says Judge Raulston
Winchester Tenn July 2 circuits judge John T Raulston said the Scopes trial will open in Dayton on July 10 and will not be moved. He expects to arrive July 8 with his wife and two daughters and called the case one of the most important in US history. The item notes a page 3 discussion by Seymour area business men. An Eagles notice invites a special meeting Friday July 3 at 8 p.m. to plan a picnic at Peters Cabin Sunday July 12.
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Winchester
Tenn
Dayton
John T. Raulston
Raulston
United States
Peters Cabin
Joe M. Steele
W. P
Interstate Bus Service to Pauleys Cabins July 4 Legion Event
Bus service runs every 30 minutes to the Pauleys Cabins entrance for the Legion Celebration on July 4. Fare details are incomplete in the source.
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Interstate
Pauley's Cabins
Legion
Fourth of July Cake Sale and Band Concert Notice
THlome made cakes for your Fourth. Kessler Hardware hosts July 3 at 10 00 am. Christian Endeavorers at Christian church. Tip's Yellow Taxi offers service anytime. Tip Richardson's band concert tonight at Shields Park eight.
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Kessler Hardware
Christian Endeavorers
Christian Church
Shields Park
Tribune Holiday Schedule for July 4 Observance
The Seymour Daily Tribune will print Saturday's issue late Friday night and deliver early Saturday morning. Offices close for the National Holiday and all notices for Saturday must be in by Friday noon.
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Seymour Daily Tribune
Tribune
Seymour
Hawkins Trial Reveals $2.49 Million Loss by Hawkins Firms
In Indianapolis, government witnesses show Mort on S. Hawkins's mortgage companies lost about $2,490,000 through 1923 while they solicited new investment by mail. Defense plans few witnesses, including Hawkins, to testify.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Morton S. Hawkins
Hawkins
E. E. McGriff
John M. Smith
Rufus Harter
Charles E. Stewart
Portland
Thomas P. Meriless
New York
Department of Justice
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Coolidge Faces Coal Strike and Klan Tension
In Swampscott on July 2, two rising issues cloud President Coolidge's vacation. A potential general coal strike threatens to disrupt the economy, while renewed Klan activity raises questions about religious liberty. John L. Lewis accuses industrial leaders of conspiring to break wage agreements and hints at a possible strike to compel changes.
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International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Ku Klux Klan
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers of America
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Treasury
Mellon
Jacksonville
New York Chicago night air mail inaugurated with flowers
Overnight service proves successful as the first night mail flight from Chicago arrives at Hadley field New Jersey carrying flowers for Colonel John Coolidge from Vice President Dawes and 130 pounds of mail in thirteen pouches. Chicago pilots Paul Collins and James Ames clock early arrivals as Postmaster General New hails the epoch.
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International News Service
New York
New York-Chicago
Chicago
Hadley Field
N. J
John Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Paul Collins
James Ames
America
West
New
DeHaviland
Warreda B. Williams
Maywood Field
Loop
Cleveland
Bryan
Solon
Ohio
Dean Smith
Art Smith
First to Go on Trial in Stephenson Case Undecided
Noblesville Ind July 2 The Stephenson Klinck and Gentry murder trial for Madge Oberholtzer was set to begin Monday with no decision on which defendant goes first. Judge Fred Hines devoted the morning to arguments on the order of trial and could rule today or take the matter under advisement.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C
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Pool” Wheat
Blish Mills
Association
S. W. Shields
Schortemeier
Grocers
Clean Mets
Blumer and Barriger
Riley Goble
Lieved
W. W. Spears
Will
Ganize Broadcast
W. A. Laupus
Constitution
Els
Pauley
City
Oanta Barbara
Bill
R. B. Ward
Kellogg's
Quopes
T. Raulston
Judge
Judicial Circuit
Scopes
Uncle Sam
Tip
Tip Richardson
N. Y. Accountant
Idge
Capital
Col. Coolidge
Fred Hines
Hamilton County Court
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