New Term of Court and Local Civil Actions
The April term opened with Judge A C Pearson presiding over the Lamb divorce case. Fifty venue changes were noted from the January term, and the county’s court and commissioners planned a busy schedule including thirty three gravel road contracts. Frank Ford was jailed on intoxication and resisting an officer. bank suit against James Clark was dismissed. Dora Mitchell and Carrie Glenn filed for divorces, with Glenn seeking separation and custody. A sheriff’s sale of the N H Clark farm was approved. Ella Shugart named unsound mind. Hannah Allen estate hearing set for April 18. Lorenz and Elsie Schmidt sue Julia Wade for real estate. Adda Names suit against Indianapolis Traction and Terminal for personal injuries is docketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Pearson
Sheridan
Enoch Lamb
Sarah Lamb
Christian
Peter Glenn
Carrie Glenn
Glenn
Anderson
J. E. Clark
Rev
N. H. Clark
Westfield
Arthur
Lela Carey
Ella E. Shugart
Hannah Allen
Lorenz
Elsie Schmidt
Julia Wade
Adda Names
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Wind storm insurance note in New York Home context
A wind storm insurance notice mentions Zinsurance written in the Home of New York Insurance Company urging prompt settlement of losses. The item cites E. E. Newby & Co. as related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Ins. Co
E. E. Newby & Co
High School Oratorical Primary This Friday
Students compete for a place in the County Oratorical on May 2 in Noblesville. Nine contestants discuss topics from education to public schools, liquor traffic, and civic duty. Special music will accompany the program and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Alice Evans
John Miller
Bernie Hutchens
Union Loan and Trust Co Condensed Account 1908
Annual account of Union Loan and Trust Co Sheridan Indiana showing resources such as loans and discounts 47516.19 stocks 2000.09 from banks 5189.3 and current expenses 214.99 total resources 55244.13 liabilities include capital stock 5000 surplus 386.72 profits 1018.55 deposits 280– etc. Signed by John H Cox president and L W Cox secretary treasurer sworn before Notary Ralph E Pearson April 6 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
H. Cox
John W. Faucher
L. W. Cox
Union Loan and Trust Company
Sheridan
Indiana
State of
County of
Hamilton II
I. John H. Cox
IL. W. Cox
Treas
Union Loan and Trust Co
John H. Cox
Two Pointed Pen Idea on Old Theme
A wife pitches a two pointed pen as a revolutionary invention. The inventor dismisses it noting the two pointed pen was patented in 1869 and failed in 1870. The piece cites repeated modern letters from hopeful inventors seeking epoch making ideas. Also mentions a visit of Mrs. Albert Leap to Indianapolis and a potato request and new dress goods at the Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Jenny
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Weather prophet foresees chaotic April with storms
A lengthy April forecast predicts a series of storm periods from the 8th to the 28th with rising temperatures, then plunges to cooler, snow squalls, and violent storms including possible tornadoes. Seismic activity is also noted around mid April, ending with a seismic storm span into May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iir R. Hicks
Indiana School Health Rules Urge Clean Habits for Children
State Board of Health rules for school children urge cleanliness and mouth hygiene to fight consumption. Rules advise against spitting on slate or ground, touching the mouth, nose wiping, and sharing or putting items in the mouth, plus general hygiene and reporting illness. Local notices mention Cox Richard shoe lines and community social notes alongside a new serial "The Man of the Hour" starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Fassett A. Cotton
Cotton
Ted dy Bear Free At Cox and Richards Shoe Store
Children may receive a Ted dy Bear free at Cox and Richards shoe store. Customers are invited to inquire in store and bring eggs to the Golden Rule for related promotions.
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Cox & Richard’s
Notice to Farmers Promises Sorghum Factory Upgrade
Notice to Farmers states the Symons Sorghum factory will be improved and run this fall with seed furnished free to customers. Signed 4-24 Geo. Symons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symons
Do Not Crowd the Season
Spring days invite outdoor play as children shed heavy winter clothing. Colds rise and pneumonia risk grows with warming winds. Take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. it is pleasant and safe for children, and Elliott’s drug store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Elliott’s
Notice to Non-Residents in Hamilton County Court
The Hamilton Circuit Court in Noblesville issues a notice to Carrie Glenn stating she is not a resident of Indiana and must appear by June 1 next term to answer the complaint filed by Peter Glenn. The notice is dated April 3, 1908, with Clerk Leroy J. Patty sealing.
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Peter Glenn
Carrie Glen
Pearson & Pearson
Carrie Glenn
Indiana
Hamilton
Noblesville
Dem
A. D
Leroy J. Patty
Reliable firm seeks Hamilton County agents for daily earnings
A firm invites people to earn five to twenty dollars daily by joining as agents in Hamilton County. It asks for serious applicants with solid references and provides a mailing address at B. A. of A. 5957 State St. for responses.
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Hamilton County
State St
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Hearsey New and
Sec
Bert Yazell
Gwinn
White River Township
Frank Ford
David Ford
Barnett
Randall
Farmers National Bank
James Clark
Dora Mitchell
William Mitchell
Atlanta
Sheridan Markets
Newton’s Studio
South Ohio Street
Indianapolis School
S. Newton
Worth Griffin
Neva Stephenson
Struggle For Freedom
Mary Stah
Edna Manship
Man
Frank Kimble
Carl Parr
W. Cox
Sec’v and
Ralph E. Pearson
Albert Leap
Indianapolis
J. P. Bradfield
J. A. Branson
Hicks
Cox & Richard
James E. Kercheval
Charley Wright
Mrs. el Downs
Herman
Pendleton
Arza Smith
Southwest
New Mexico
Geo. Symons
the Independent Poultry House
Sam Stein
Cime Tabuibe NO
Chicago
Tno
A. Royster
M. E. Little
D. D.S
First National State Bank
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