Disposition of Public Funds by Noblesville County Officials
Noblesville officials set deposits of public funds for 1945 46 among 14 local banks and trust companies with totals near 302 400 dollars. County Auditor and township trustees prepare annual uniform deposits based on capital stock and surplus, while 1865 law requires a white voter poll every six years to be filed by July 1915.
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Amour Tle Banks
Hiaatad Comuty
Desttatites
Tebe Bey
Eareebek
Iit
Wapital
Osurteus
Threeslave
Robert Washington
Delaware Township
Citizens State Bank
Noblesville
Citizens Bank
Carmel
Court House
Deep Tillage Plow Trial Arrives for Local Use
The Spaulding deep stage plow weighing about 1400 pounds arrived for display at G. H. Palmer and will be tested on twenty five acres of stalk ground this spring with plans to plow fifty acres of clover sod next year. It uses disks to mix soil and subsoil down to twelve to eighteen inches, creating a rich seed bed and improving moisture availability.
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G. H. Palmer
Palmer
Hamilton County Mutual Insurance Losses and Policy Totals
The Hamilton County Mutual Insurance Company shows 1912 losses of 11 405 dollars 42 cents. It reports 3869 policies in force totaling 6 639 182 dollars and 3270 members with 449 residents in Adamentownship Washing.
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Hamilton County Mutual Insurance ‘Company
German Emperor Hosts Private Berlin Tea Described by Violinist
Rex Underwood reports two Berlin entertainments attended with Miss Helen Stanley. A private tea at Dr Lindau s home showcased signed photos and curiosities, followed by a patriotic play about Frederick the Great arranged with the Emperor s help. Tickets were by invitation only, flagging a courtly event prior to grand military parades.
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Rex Underwood
London
Berlin
J. T. Underwood
Sheridan
Germany
Sheridan Big Ship Post Of Live Stock
In 1912 Sheridan shipped 348 car loads of live stock in solid car lots to buyers Hare & Parr Marshall Bover Starrett Hillock Parr & Mendenhall W A Johnson M E Small J C Parr G H Palmer and 92 mixed loads. The town also sent 55 milk loads 9 wheat loads 91 car loads of cats and 110 car loads of corn. Sheridan is cited as a major shipping point with Monon railroad freight officials noting its prominence.
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Hare & Parr
Marshal Bover
Starrett & Hillock
Parr & Mendenhall
W. A. Johnson
M. E. Small
J. C. Parr
G. H. Palmer
Sheridan
Some Good Cows Raise Rich Returns for Harvey Herd
W. A. Harvey near town owns a twelve cow herd yielding about 160 dollars per cow annually. Last year the herd brought in 1215 dollars and 14 cents. Improvements through a good bull and advancing heifers promise higher future returns as cows mature and produce roughly 125 dollars per year.
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Win. Harvey
Harvey
Easter Arrives Early for 1913 Fashions
Dressmakers and milliners face a rush as Easter gowns and hats must be ready by March 23 1913. The date last matched this early was in 1818 and the next time it will occur again is after 2000.
Potato Blight Hits Cellar Stocks In Growing Districts
Reports from potato growing districts describe late blight causing serious rot in cellar stocks. The issue is spreading as farmers monitor stores and markets for damaged crops.
Tenant Shot By Farmer Over Lease Dispute
William Malotte a farmer near the Salem church in Jackson township shot his tenant Chas Roquet in a Barn dispute over a lease. Malotte fired wounding Roquet in the hand and was arrested on an assault with intent to kill charge released on bond.
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William Malotte
Salem Church
Jackson Township
Chas
Roquet
Malotte
Mr. Hequet
Town Wins Electric Lights Again in Sheridan
Sheridan returns to electric service after a year without current. Street lights came on Tuesday night while homes and businesses followed Wednesday. Work to overhaul lines and install meters continues with plans for an uptown office and electric furnishings. Gas lights may be abandoned as eighty six street lamps illuminate the town.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Poultry Show Announces Seventh Annual Booklet
Premium lists for the Sheridan Poultry Show issued by the News press. The show runs January 20 to 25 under current management. Entries close at 7 p.m. January 20 with secretary G R McMurtry. The event is noted as one of central Indiana’s best with high quality exhibits and strong competition.
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Sheridan Poultry Show
G. R. McMurtry
Indiana
Record day for local shippers with six car loads sent
Six car loads departed Sheridan yards on Monday setting a local record while sixteen wagon loads of hogs waited for the scales. A mixed car of hogs and horses arrives, signaling busy times for the shipment house.
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Sheridan Yards
Meat Salt Supply for 70 Pound Bags
Meat salt offered in 70 pound bags with guidance for sugar curing meats. Includes complete accessories and supplies for curing process.
Local Grocery Specials Offer Everyday Low Prices
Kelloge's toasted corn flakes two boxes for 15 2. Buy Dustoliene for carpet cleaning. Lily brand Pepper Nutmeg pure quality. Lanterns 35¢. Pea Berry Coffee 28¢ per lb. Steel cut coffee 30¢ lb. Maple syrup 30¢ quart. Hershey's cocoa for breakfast. Flour Charm price low. Pineapples and peaches. Sweet pickles in barrel. L. & S. baked beans. Fine groceries line.
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Phoenix
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First National Bank
American National Bank
Eca
Wainwright Trust Co
Nobles
Ville
Hamlton Trust Co
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Cicero
Arcadia
Peoples Bank
Atlanta Bank
Union Loan and Trust Co
Farmers National Bank
Westfield
County
Wall
G.H. Palmer
Re Lobert
C Farte E
Ab —Carter
Boston Journal
Hamilton County Company
W. A. Harvey
Mallote
Sheridan Poultry Association
Houtchens & Wait
J. [. Vickery
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