Kessler Hands Toga to Foster in Civic Scout Day
Mayor C L Kessler transfers ceremonial toga to Scout Mayor Ralph Foster as Boy Scouts run a city council session. Bank guard request prompts Patrolman Ross to guard Seymour National. Council rejects ice rink plans and orders town street sign changes. New sewer pipe proposal and weekly jail cleaning pass. Traffic cops manage downtown crossings with no incidents.
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C. L. Kessler
Ralph Foster
Foster
Kessler
J. S. Mills
Seymour National Bank
Lawrence Ross
East Sixth Street
Shields Park
Store Closed All Day for Holiday
Notia announces the store will be closed Monday for a holiday. Signed by M. Brecher.
Simon's Money Worth Trade Ad
An advertising line touts getting full value for money at Simon's with a bold call to trade for maximum value.
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Simon's
New Orchard Fam Formed To Operate Southern Indiana Orchards
Consolidated Orchards Company formed by J. G. Laupus Jr., Louis R. Cordes, and Harold S. Hall to take over Kingston and Hall orchards totaling 282 acres including 120 acres of orchard and vineyard. Harold S. Hall named manager, experienced in apple cultivation. Kingston orchard features modern packing houses and grading machinery and a history linked to Ed Jackson.
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Indiana
Ed Jackson
Consolidated Orchards Company
J. G. Laupus
Louis R. Cordes
Harold S. Hall
Kingston
Hall Orchard
Hall
Jackson County Loan & Trust Company
Harold 8. Hall
Kingston Orchard
Harley Jackson
Fd Jackson
James Jackson
Jackson
J. J. Peter
Representative Scott and Wife Denied Divorce
Circuit Judge Frank E. Merrick refused to grant a divorce to Representative Frank D. Scott and his wife Mrs Edna James Scott. The court stated neither party is entitled to the decree. Mrs Scott was granted 150 dollars monthly alimony.
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Alpena, Micch
Frank E. Merrick
Frank D. Scott
Carty
Edna James Scott
Detroit
Scott
Princess Theater Last Showing of Ten Commandments Tonight
The Princess Theater announces the final screening of the Ten Commandments tonight at seven o'clock to fit two shows. Patrons were turned away last night for lack of seats. arrive early to catch the first performance.
American Legion Notice: Regular Meeting September 28
Regular meeting of the American Legion scheduled for Monday September 28 with business of importance. All members urged to attend.
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American Legion
Local groceries and ads from Browns town Indiana
Ask your grocery man for cane sorghum from Big Creek Sorghum Mill. If unavailable, mail orders accepted. George B. Lucas Browns town Ind. Dr Gillespie moves offices to second door south of Gold Mine Coats. Dresses at astonishing low prices at Simons.
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Big Creek
George B. Lucas
Brownstown
Ind
Dr. Gillespie
Progressive Music
Gold Mine
TWO FARMERS INJURED BY CORN CUTTERS REST WELL
Two Jackson county farmers injured by corn cutters drawn by mules while working in different parts of the county were reported resting well today. Christopher Nobbe 81 sat up and was not regarded seriously hurt after being dragged 100 feet. William Bode of Bobtown had a severed knee cap and remained in unstable condition, receiving anti tetanus treatment to prevent lockjaw.
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Jackson County
Christopher Nobbe
William Bode
Bobtown
Sixteen Free Acts for Fair headline
Jackson County Free Fair plans five day event in Seymour October 19 to 24 1924 with sixteen big acts including hairraising lion acts trained elephants death defying aerial stunts and four person acrobatic comedy numbers. The Toonerville Trio and a pony act headline along with rides and games of skill. A downtown parade October 23 leads officials and band. delegates to the Grange state convention visit local plants and orchards during a courtesy trip.
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Claude Carter
Jackson County
Toonerville
Fair
Seymour
the Grange
Simen's Offers Silk and Dress Goods in Diverse Styles
Local shop Simen's displays silk fabrics cantons and a range of dress goods. Customers explore fabrics for gowns and formal wear with varied textures and colors.
Indianapolis Band to Serenade in City Before Louisville Trip
Mayor Lew Shank and the Indianapolis Police and Firemen's Band will visit Seymour en route to Louisville for the International Fire Chiefs Association convention. They will give a 11 30 a m serenade, travel by bus, and be greeted by Mayor Charles L Kessler and local boosters.
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Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Police and Firemen
Louisville
International Fire Chiefs’ Association
Charles L. Kessler
John J. O’brien
Interstate Public Service Company
Seymour
Kessler
Louis Scheurich 75 dies after six week illness
Louis Scheurich aged 75 longtime Jackson county resident died at 1 15 this morning at his home 617 West Oak street after a six week illness. Funeral services will be held at 9 Monday at St Ambrose Catholic church with Father Conrad officiating. Burial in River View cemetery. Survived by wife Josephine and six children Joseph Madison William Carl and three daughters and three sisters.
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Louis Scheurich
Jackson County
West Oak Street
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Father
Josephine Wickey
Seymour
St. Ambrose Church
Joseph
Madison
William
Louisville
Carl
Fred Taulman
Bedford
Marion MelIntire
Washington
Ind
Walter Shade
Charles Grein
Henry Scheeler
Indianapolis
Irene Finke
Chico, Calif
Christine Goodare
Denver
City Follows Daily Pupil Examinations To Guard Against Diseases
The city, after consulting the school board, will begin daily pupil examinations in all schools next Monday as a precaution to curb scarlet fever and diphtheria. Health officials say the situation is not alarming but措施 aim to prevent spread and protect children. Dr. James M. Shields, chairman of the board of health, stated the approach.
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James M. Shields
City Board of Health
American Legion Auxiliary to Meet on Tuesday
The Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet Tuesday September 29 at the club rooms at 7 30 pm All members are urged to attend. Also featured is a sale of 32 inch dress gingham at 19 cents per yard from Simon's.
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The
American Legion
Macon
Simon’s
Shenandoah Dirigible Disaster Commander Lansdowne Dies
Navy board testimony recalls Commander Zachary Lansdowne giving the order all hands on deck as the Shenandoah split in two and sank near Lakehurst New Jersey. Thirteen crew members perished alongside the commander in the storm collapse. Mark J. Donovan testified that the aft gas cells were intact when asked.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Zachary Lansdowne
United States Navy
Mark J. Donovan
Naval Board of Inquiry
Donovan
Lansdowne
France Secluded Caillaux Faces Negotiations On Debt Plan
Washington reports a standstill in talks over funding the 4 billion dollar French debt to the United States. Caillaux and the French delegation, seeking concessions, plan to respond in principle to the Mellon plan while awaiting a Monday joint meeting.
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International News Service
Washington, D. C
France
United States
Joseph Caillaux
Great Britain
M. Caillaux
M. Cailllaux
Mellon
American Commission
Governor appoints Rothrock to state conservation commission
Davida Rothrock of Indiana University received from Governor Jackson his commission as a member of the state conservation commission effective last Saturday. William A. Guthrie of Dupont said he has not resigned from the commission, though his verbal resignation was accepted last Saturday.
Apples and Harvest Notes at East Con Consolidated
Harvest brief notes cite Grimes Golden apples and varied fruit drops. Harold Stall associated with East Con Consolidated School. Sidelight hints at local agricultural activity and schooling context.
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Grimes
Harold Stall
East Consolidated School
S-51 Submarine Loss Off Coast Leaves Two Officers Missing
A naval vessel identified as S-51 reportedly lost with two regular officers aboard Lieut. R. H. Dobson of Brookport New York and Lieut. Harlow M. Pine of Long Beach California. Four student officers and a long list of crew are also believed lost with three survivors saved by the steamer City of Montgomery.
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International News Service
R. H. Dobson
Brookport
N. Y
Harlow M. Pine
Long Beach
Cal
City of Montgomery
Crash Kills Two Girls and Two Men in Ohio
In Painesville Ohio on September 26 a car was struck by an eastbound train. Two men and a girl died at the scene and another girl was probably fatally injured. One victim identified as Frank Schiller of Cleveland.
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International News Service
Painesville
Ohio
Frank Schiller
Cleveland
Notice of Absence and Market Ad Blurb
The notice states the writer will be away from the office from September 1 to October 3. It mentions J. K. Ritter M D trading at Simon's and a Kingston orchard fruit sale offering apples at 90 cents per bushel and up.
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J. K. Ritter
M. D
Kingston Orchard
Submarine S-51 Sunk After Ram by City of Rome
The S-51 submarine was rammed by the City of Rome and located 125 feet deep, 14 miles east of Block Island. Thirty-five sailors are entombed with three survivors. authorities race to recover the vessel as a search continues.
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International News Service
Washington
New London
Conn
U. S
Rome
Block Island
Boston
City of Rome
Block Island Sound
Navy
Point Judith
Savannah
Tropical Radio Company
Doctor to Visit City and County Around the Clock
The notice lists J. W. W. Jones M D with an office at 10544 West Second Street Webstage Building and states he will visit any part of city or country day or night. Simon's Store will be closed on Monday due to a holiday. Everyone Reads the Classified Adva.
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J. W W. Jones
General Medicine
West Second Street
Simon's
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