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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
10
Pick out a battery with worldwide reputation among motorists for long dependable service. Exide batteries are praised by owners for long life and ample service throughout their life. The initial cost is low and the long-term cost stays low due to minimal repairs and months of usefulness.
Boston women embrace matching cigarette tips with gowns. Stores on Tremont Street and Back Bay offer tips in blue green scarlet mauve pale yellow and rose to pair with outfits. Gold and silver tips also popular among feminine smokers.
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan wife of banker is reported seriously ill at her Long Island home. Doctors have been in consultation and Morgan has returned from a yacht cruise. The illness nature is not announced. They married in 1800 and have four children. Mrs Morgan is about fifty five years old.
In Eastland Texas on June 18 Mrs Frank Jones reported a diamond lost from her ring later found in the crop of a chicken she had sold to a neighbor. The stone dropped to the ground while she fed the yard flock.
W K E Parker of Columbus, long associated with Union Trust Company Interests, was elected president at a special board meeting to succeed M C Reeves who died June 4. Frank P Brockman was named vice president to fill the vacancy. Both men have served on the executive board since the 1922 merger of Farmers Trust and People's Savings & Trust. Brockman succeeds Parker as committee chair.
The Woodstork Mills business in Jackson County promotes its scratch and mash poultry feeds. Located at Woodstork Mills, the ad lists phone contact 353 and a street designation 123a.
Bradley Shedron of Columbus is said to have been seen in Columbus Tuesday after escaping from the State Reformatory at Pendleton. Mrs. G. V. Sawyer of St. Louis Ave. rests at Schneck Memorial Hospital after a compound fracture of the left arm near the shoulder. A lightning bolt damaged a marriage certificate frame at the Dickens home near Columbus but did not harm the certificate. Child safety concerns at Flat Rock Rivers public bridge noted by Uncle Jack Miller. Greensburg Golf Club incorporation advances to acquire grounds for a club house. Franklin summer school plans first community sing on the public square led by Flora Richardson. Vacation Bible School enrollment grows at First Baptist church with 153 children present and 177 enrolled. last day for new registrations is Friday. Tomorrow’s picnic at Shields Park follows the morning session. Wrecking of the old Aetna hotel at Brownstown completes to permit a new business block. the 1819 structure’s historic role noted. Brown county jail dispute in Nashville remains status quo. an injunction may follow if Sheriff Samuel Sparks proceeds to enclose the site and charge admission. Taxpayers oppose sale and proposed admission viewings. potential enjoinment anticipated.
Springfield bankers and relic collectors recount J W Payne's belief that Chinese explorers reached Cahokia and placed a Chinese dragon on the Alton cliffs near the Piasa bird, predating Columbus and Balboa by centuries, with the painted figure once visible on the limestone cliffs.
Recleaned 1924 crop soy beans offered at 1.65 pounds per bushel in bulk. Woodstock Mills quoted by phone as 353.
Paris reports the French foreign office admitted riffs gained near Bibane while denying an abandonment claim. The statement said fifty native troops were captured or killed and twenty escaped after the outpost was dispersed and re established days later.
Judge Ira Gardner of the South Side Municipal Court in Kansas City tells R A McCaskill his five card hand sounds like poker. McCaskill claims a misdeal produced the hand and protests, but the judge smiles and imposes a fine.
Official weather report by Riley Goble notes max temperature 879 and min 72 with rainfall 22 inches. River stage is 1 foot 5 inches above low water mark. Mrs L Johnson of East Taird street was summoned to Deputy this morning due to sister's illness.
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