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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
8
Indiana forecast calls for fair skies tonight and on Wednesday. Temperatures rise slightly with a warmer Wednesday, bringing milder conditions for midweek.
Riley Goble reports temperatures reaching a high of 83 and a low of 60 degrees with 0.03 inches of rainfall. River stage stands 1 foot above the low water mark at the Seymour station.
The Rev. J F Severinghaus remains confined by illness. N A Severinghaus of Phoenix convalesces at his father’s home after a major operation in Pittsburgh. A Milan Commercial sale to Charles H Thompson and son follows a newspaper deal with Lechter and N T Rogers. Willis Ressner and Glen Seward visited Indianapolis for Navy Reserve Summer Training Camp. Mrs Myrtal Niehaus leaves for Indianapolis for a six month nursing course at Florence Crittenton Home. B Downs, Mead Downs’ father, returns from visits to Indianapolis and Elwood at eighty seven, noting a preference for Seymour.
City communes with guards control access to oil flooded lumber yards while firefighters and relief workers flood Santa Barbara with aid. Monied residents and Franciscan Fathers pledge rebuilding as Montecito wealth and Montecito colonists send funds and planners draw up new Alhambra style streets.
Santa Barbara faces a serious quake but remains confident the city will recover with temporary aid and nationwide support. The writer recalls past quakes, promises a rebuilt, more beautiful city, and cites bankers and California unity backing the effort. Los Angeles and others offer help as recovery begins.
The Santa Barbara earthquake left multiple dead including Mrs. Charles R. Perkins and Dr. James C. Angel. Dozens more were injured or unaccounted for, with numerous names listed as missing or injured and care provided at Cottage and College hospitals.
The era’s richest families basked in sunlit prosperity while homes faced damage from cracks and collapses. Walls tumbled, chimneys fell, gardens were ruined, and windows shattered.
Jackson bankers vow a broad campaign against local bandits with rewards of 1000 dead or alive and vigilantism. They plan to arm committees across bank towns and instruct volunteers on handling high powered pistols and drag car bines to limit robberies and protect assets. The protective committee, chaired by Atl dredge, will appoint members from each bank town.
The Clark-Scott Cow Testing Association marks its seventh year with sixty herds tested across the period. Three herds have been tested every year, one starting at 246 pounds butterfat and now around 346 pounds. Last year a group of thirteen registered and grade Jerseys averaged 482 pounds.
A small state in Java is ruled by a man who governs under the firm influence of a female state council of three women. The ruler, while the sole male, relies entirely on these three women for policy and governance.
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