Canning Season Ends for corn and tomatoes at Rider plant
Officials report the sweet corn packing season in the county is nearly finished with 50 000 to 60 000 cases packed at the Seymour Rider Packing Company plant. Tomatoes peaked this week as green fruit ripens, with packing continuing to October 1 or later. The season employed hundreds and involved John Grouch Company and George A Clark wholesale houses, plus Wallonia Canning Company.
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Seymour
Rider Packing Company
John €. Grouch Company
George A. Clark
Rider Company
John Peters
Cortland Road
Morgan Wacking Company
Wallonia Canning Company
Local Dentists to Attend National ADA Meet Next Week
Several local dentists will attend the American Dental Association annual congress opening next Monday in Louisville for five days. Dr B S Shinness will travel Sunday for a couple of days, Dr HL Spencer plans to go next Wednesday, and Dr A F Brunow will attend several sessions with nearly all others expected to join for one or more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the American Dental Association
Louisville
B. S. Shinness
HL. Spencer
A. F. Brunow
Scout Week Planning Meeting Set at Central Christian Church
A meeting of Boy Scout troop No. 6 members is set for 7:30 this evening at Central Christian church to plan Boy Scout Week starting next Monday. Harold Armstrong, assistant scout master, called the meeting and originated the Scout week activities.
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Boy Scout Troop No. 6
Central Christian Church
Harold Armstrong
Notice of Absence From Office by J. K. Ritter M D
The notice states I will be away from my office from September 19 to October 3. Signed by J. K. Ritter M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Ritter
M. D
Apples Picked Grimes Golden At East Con School
Harold Hall of East Consolidated School reports picking Grimes Golden apples with varied drops and notes the harvest activity at the school site.
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Grimes
Harold Hall
East Consolidated School
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Notice
Local taxi service advertises available rides with contact numbers for phone and residence, featuring operator Tip Richardson. Service emphasizes 24/7 availability and convenience for customers seeking prompt transportation.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Teacher's Finger Severed by Machinery at School
Floyd Bryan mathematics teacher at Shields High School lost part of his left forefinger this morning when his hand was caught in a planing machine in the manual training room. A physician treated the wound with stitches. he felt pain but hoped to return Monday.
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Floyd Bryan
Shields High School
Bryan
Fly Free Date Urged for Wheat Planting in Jackson County
Jackson County farmers plow ahead with wheat sowing as the fly free date of October 3 approaches. Ground moisture from recent rains aids tilling while entomology studies from Purdue and the U S Department of Agriculture guide timing to avoid Hessian fly. Farmers are advised to use good seed and seed bed and to plant soon after the date for best winter growth.
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Jackson County
Willis P. Stall
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Department of Entomology
Purdue University Agricultural Station
United States
Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Hainois
Ohio
Bus line owner seeks fare increase between Evansville and West Baden
Ade line B. Winslow, owner of the Jack Rabbit Bus Line, asked the public service commission for permission to raise fares by three-fifths of a cent per mile. The petition cites higher costs for tires and other operating expenses as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Adeline B. Winslow
Evansville
West Baden
Public Service Commission Today
J A Jones M D Office Offering Home Remedies and Public Service
Dr J A Jones announces general medicine services at 105 West Second Street Vehstage Building with extended city coverage day or night. On Saturday afternoon and evening he will serve old ice cream home made items and soft drinks next to the Gold Mine by Helping Hand class of St Paul Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jones
General Medicine
West Second Street
Vehstage
St. Paul
Newsom Grange Aims For Higher Manhood And Womanhood
A Newsom Grange program outlines aims to develop better and higher manhood and womanhood among members, stressing liberty and charity as core principles.
Third of the series on the Grange aims and meeting
The third and final article outlines the Grange history and purposes as the state body meets in this city from October 20 to 22. The week coincides with the Jackson County Agricultural Fair held to honor visiting Grangers.
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Grange
Jackson County
Churches survey criticizes Mellon's prohibition work
Washington reports that the Feder al Council of Churches survey criticizes Secretary of the Treasury Mellon for not being a prohibitionist and for not vigorously directing enforcement. It also faults President Wilson's and Harding's efforts, while noting improved enforcement under General Lincoln Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Frank
Harding
Lincoln
Andrews
British Girls Society president attacks continental schools
Lady Clara Vincent, head of the British and Continental Girls Friendly Society, told Bradford Rotary Club that many continental schools exploit innocent girls. She cited Swiss districts with about sixty schools and warned that some female managers and teachers expose girls to corrupt influences and inappropriate men.
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International News Service
Bradford
England
Vienna
Paris
Berlin
Petrograd
Clara Vincent
France
Dr Gillespie's Offices Move to New Ground Floor Suite
The offices of Dr. Gillespie have relocated from above the Progressive Music Store to a ground floor space two doors south of the Gold Mine. The move places the practice in a second door south of the former location.
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Dr. Gillespie
Progressive Music
Gold Mine
Knocked From Wagon in West Seventh Street Crash
Irving Kasting, driver of the John F. Wienhorst grocery wagon, was knocked from the wagon when a car hit the wagon on West Seventh street. He suffered only minor scratches and bruises as the car, driven by an unknown woman, struck the wagon but caused no damage to either vehicle.
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Irving Kasting
John F. Wienhorst
West Seventh Street
Kasting
Governor Ed Jackson Faces Leadership Test In Meeting
Indianapolis Sept 18 Governor Ed Jackson will confront a leadership test at the conservation department meeting Saturday. Commission members Guthrie and Gardner may seek to rescind a $2000 salary cut for Richard Lieber director of the Mongervation department and smaller cuts for two department heads. Purdue graduate Coulter and others criticize Guthrie for belittling Coulter. Gardner’s stance remains uncertain as he is recalled to confer with the governor.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
Conservation Department
W. A. Guthrie
E. L. Gardner
Commission
Guthrie
Richard Lieber
Lieber
F. Mortimer Wilson
Anderson
Dean Coulter
Purdue University
Gardner
Jackson
State House
Coulter
Conservation Commission
George Mannfeld
Stares Vacantly as Murder Trial Begins
Harrison W. Noel appeared before Judge Edwin Caffrey in Essex county court of common pleas to plead to an indictment charging him with the murder of Raymond Pierce a chauffeur and six year old Mary Daly of Montclair New Jersey.
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International News Service
Newark
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Edwin C. Caffrey
Essex County Court of Common Pleas
Raymond Pierce
Mary Daly
Montclair
Concert Draw Draws Large Crowd In Seymour
A large Seymour crowd attended the downtown Seymour Concert Band's first season show. R A Brown of Peru Indiana directed at Second and Chestnut streets. William Eckard 47 superintendent of the Peru division of the Wabash Railway died at Peru of Bright's disease. His body to be shipped to Stan Lerry Missouri for burial.
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Seymour
William H. Eckard
Peru
Second
Chestnut Streets
R. A. Brown
International News Service
Ind
William Eckard
Wabash Railway
Bright
Stan Lerry
Air board opens probe into American aviation policy
The president’s air board met behind closed doors in Washington to launch a preliminary investigation into naval and national aviation, summoning Secretary Wilbur and Acting Secretary Davis to produce records. Colonel Mitchell will be examined over alleged incompetence, with hearings set to begin Monday and public seating to follow.
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International News Service
Washington
President's Air Board Today
Naval Aeronautics
Air Grand Jury
Navy
Wilbur
Special Air Board
Capitol Hill
War
Navy Department
Davis
William Mitchell
Air Service
Mitchell
Military Court
San Antonio
Texas
War Department
Air Board
Shenandoah
Army
Congress
Bone
Steltenpolis Family Guests In Clarencia Visit
Mr and Mrs George Steltenpolis and family from Clarencia Iowa are guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Cox and related relatives across the county during a family visit to town.
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George Steltenpolis
Clarencia
Iowa
Clarence Cox
Closing Notice for Sept 1 Holiday
G Slung Shoe Store will be closed all day Saturday September 1 due to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slung Shoe Store
Steeplejacks Complete Church Tower Painting
Carl B. Becker of Brookville finished painting the St. Ambrose Catholic church tower cornices and window frames with help from George Harrisseger. Passers-by watched the daring workmen as they enhanced the church’s appearance.
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St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Carl B. Becker
Brookville
St. Ambrose
Catholic Church
George Harrisseger
British and Indian reactions to Saklatvala ban
London reports Indian resentment grows over the U S ban on Saklatvala Parsee Communist MP The Indian Association of Great Britain plans protests while the Communist party calls a Battersea meeting Saklatvala to speak London and British officials deny involvement in Kellogg action The press largely applauds the move though some call it a silly comedy
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London
United States
Shapurji Saklatvala
House of Commons
Indian Association of Great Britain
Saklatvala
Indian Association
Communist Party of Great Britain
Battersea
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Kellogg
Westminster Gazette
British
One Man Killed When Auto and Wagon Collide
One man and a horse died and three women suffered minor injuries in a collision near Decatur Indiana. Frank Morrical, 33, of Geneva, was fatally pierced by wagon tongue as his car struck a farm wagon. A horse was killed and bright headlights were blamed for the crash.
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Decatur
Ind
Here
Frank Morrical
Geneva
Hart Accused General Rogers of Conspiracy over Quartermaster Post
Major General Harry L. Rogers charges his successor General William Hart with plotting to block Rogers reappointment as quartermaster general. He claims Hart used divorce articles to damage Rogers, including to Mrs Theresa Dean, a writer, and alleges Hart aided Dean with domestic details. War Department may pursue Article Six action. Hart could face court martial if guilty. Rogers retired in Philadelphia amid ill health.
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International
Washington
Harry L. Rogers
Army
William Hart
War Department
Rogers
Hart
General Rogers
Theresa Howard Dean
Stillman
Congress
Senate
Meg. Dean
General Hart
Philadelphia
Tie
Ford faces prison for arson to claim insurance on home
Olan Ford a 40 year old farmer near Anderson Indiana admitted setting fire to his own house last month to collect 2150 dollars in insurance. He received a one to three year term plus a 25 dollar fine and costs. Ford's wife also faced charges but was given leniency due to their six children aged two months to ten years.
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International News Service
Anderson
Ind
Olan Ford
Ford
Kittinger
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