Transfers and Marriage Licenses. Real Estate Transfers Listed
A long list of real estate transfers including land and lot deeds in Carmel Wayne Fall Creek Noblesville Jackson Clay and Fishers Station. Also noted are two marriage licenses and several court actions including appeals and divorces. Names include Wilkinson Brown Reynolds Cline Maple Ort Lyon Lowe West Petry Harold Whicker Bishop Moore Little Miesse Parker Jack Henley Day Kuhn Hart Carey Clark and several others.
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D E Wilkinson
Jac E Brown
Carmel
Frank H Reynolds
A Kelly
Wayne
Doctor P Cline
Martha M Maple
Alfred Maple
Martha M Cline
Asbury
Purdue at State Fair Exhibit and Reunion Details
Purdue University plans its largest State Fair exhibit led by Prof. G I Christie. Demonstrations cover spraying mixtures stock judging and seed selection with daily dairy butter making. A university reunion is slated for Thursday Sept 10 with President Stone and Dean Skinner present. Mrs W E Swafford and daughters visit Crawfordsville this week.
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Purdue University
G.I. Christie
Purdue
Stone
Dean Skinner
Sankey of Moody Hymns Dies in Brooklyn at 68
Dr. Ira Sankey a famed evangelist and hymn writer dies at his Brooklyn home aged sixty eight after years of blindness and illness. He paired with Dwight L. Moody on tours that popularized gospel hymns worldwide and leaves a widow two sons and two grandchildren.
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Ira BD. Sankey
Hymn Writer
New York
Ira DR. Sankey
Brooklyn
Mr. Sankey
Europe
Dwight L. Moody
Sankey
China
Egypt
India
Japan
Moody
Y. M. Co
Indianapolis
Mr. Moody
Great Britain
United States
Edenburgh
J. Allen and
Edward Sankey
Springfield Mine Strikes Amid Race Tensions
In Springfield Illinois a white miners strike at Woodside and Tuxhorn mines amid racial tension after Governor Deneen ordered First Infantry to Chicago. Union officials say clashes are not yet verified while workers fear armed black miners underground. An anti mob meeting at the Chamber of Commerce urged law and order with resolutions condemning mob violence.
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Thouse
Springfield
Deneen
First Infantry
Chicago
Woodside
Tuxhorn
Clark
United Mine Workers
Snagging Salmon in Alaska Tradition Described
A Forest and Stream guide recounts Alaska salmon snagging on the Chileat River. Indigenous fishers use a barbless hook on a guiding pole to snag passing salmon by tapping and jerking to set the hook. The technique relies on sensing a strike and hauling the fish ashore.
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Alaska
Counterfeit Bill Loss for Shoemaker
Alan buys shoes for 3 dollars and pays with a counterfeit ten. The shoemaker changes the bill at a grocer and gives Alan 7 dollars in change. After Alan leaves the grocer reveals the bill is fake and the shoemaker repays with five one dollar bills a two dollar bill and 8 dollars in change. The shoemaker loses 3 dollars in shoes plus 12 dollars in cash equals 15 dollars.
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Alan
Has an Interesting Life Captain Allen Serves in Army and Education
Captain Morris E. Allen, visiting cousin Mrs. C. Elliott, served twenty six years in the regular army. He was stationed at western forts, fought Indian engagements, and spent six years in the Philippines. He met W H Taft, supports Taft’s presidency, critiques Aguinaldo, and holds a military affairs chair at Penn State College.
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Morris E. Allen
C. £. Elliott
Bus
Fortville
Regular Army
Uncle Sam
Philippines
U.S
W. H. Taft
Mr. Taft
Mr. Allen
Auguanaldo
Allen
Penn State College
Chicago Union Giants Meet Local Team
The Chicago Union Giants arrived in Sheridan and faced the locals at Compton's field yesterday at 3 o clock. Newton pitched with Horton Jones and Pittman supporting the regular lineup as Alcos prepared for a strong exhibition. Westfield is scheduled for next Sunday.
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Chicago Union Giants
Sheridan
Compton's
Newton
Horton
Jones
Pittman
F Alcos
Westfield
Newton Clears Mound For Flora Against Louisville Color
T J Newton again took the mound Tuesday for Flora in a game with a Louisville colored team, delivering the pitching appearance for his squad.
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T. J. Newton
Flora
Louisville
County institutes and farming land partition case
Fifty nine township institutes were held in the county last year and the teachers were paid 1929 dollars for attending. Mary L Vancleave and husband filed suit against William D Leap and others for partition of an eighty acre Adams township farm. Plaintiffs seek court appointment of a commissioner to sell the land valued at about 100 dollars per acre.
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Mary L. Vancleave
William D. Leap
Adams Township
Alcos Defeat Pickard-Kemp Club In Sunday Tilt
The Alcos beat the Pickard-Kemp combination 7 to ? Sunday with crack pitcher, nine strikeouts by the visiting twirler and twelve by Newton for the locals. In the opening frame four runs scored for the Alcos, then the visitors settled to hold the opposition and gain the win. Mrs John Leap visited relatives Monday at Mrs Henry Ballard’s home.
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Alcos
Newton
John Leap
Mrs. Henry Ballard
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National State Bank
Sheridan, Indiana
Pearson & Pearson, Lawyers
State Bank Building
Hamilton County
Indiana
Town of
Sherman Street
Nancy J. Belles
Matilda Rhodes
Sherman St
Andrew Sholty
Second Street
Albert C. Pearson
Pearson & Pearson, Att’ys
Court House
Jackson
Sylvanus Carey Et al
Sarah A Clark
E Wilkinson
Goethe Brown
John B Wiles
Daniel Black
Squire Collins
Willard A Cash
Mary A Cash
Mary L VanCleave
William D Leay
Henry M Stephman
H H Bartholomew
Jacob G Small
Mary A Lyon
Herbert E Bray
Lelia M Repp
Ed H Trietsch
Frances Jackson
Wim E Smith
Hannah Dick
Leroy Foust
Eunice van Zandt
Jas B McNary
Edna A Hochstdeler
W. E. Swafford
Crawfordsville
Tra D. Sankey
the Farmers’ National Bank
Sheridan, Ind
Resources
U. S
National Bank
Capt. Allen
Caroline
Andrens
Mine Caroline
Lake Ave
Chicago, Hl
Teter & Thompson
Union Block
Boyd
K.P.C
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