January term opens court with busy calendar and trials
Noblesville Indiana January 11 1912 the January term of the circuit court opened Monday with a large calendar and cases set for trial through March. Jurors were excused for family reasons and new jurors selected to fill vacancies. The Harry Hiatt murder case received a special venire. Will probate of Mary Jane Haines estate contested by nephews. Brooks will case postponed due to legal notice error. County finances and court administration noted with improved procedures and new clerk office display.
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Circuit Court
W.co. Horton
John McCarty Sr
Hiness
W. E. Longley
R. G. Caylor
N. M. Hinesley
Adams Township
Chiles Fisher
Delaware Township
Harry Hiatt
Mary Jame Haines
Miss Haines
Hamilton County
Clay Township
Henry Spann
Indianapolis
Denny
Mary Jane Haines
J. A. Roberts
Geo. Hinshaw
Haines
Brookswill
Circuit
Vestal
State
Elliott
Squire Matthews
Shank
Beaver
Phillips
Flare
Guardian
Steeley Ve Hammer
Yates
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co
Small
Pratt
Maywood Stock Farm Co
Cobler
Drestler Estate
Ice harvest brings early winter bounty to town
It is anilh wind that blows no body good. While residents lament the cold, ice men cheer as ponds freeze ten inches thick. The Indiana Condensed Milk Company and local butchers rush to store ice before thaw or heavy snows.
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Indiana
Died at Indianapolis Ira Kinnick Funeral Details
The remains of Ira Kinnick of Indianapolis who died Monday morning of a stomach hemorrhage were brought here Tuesday evening and taken to his sister Mrs. Martin French near Terhune. He left a son eight and four sisters and two brothers also surviving him.
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Ira Kinnick
Indianapolis
Martin French
Terhune
Kinnick
Lew Calvert
Mary Kinnick
Lottie Beard
Lebanon
R. E
Ollie Kinnick
Political Announcements for Local Offices
The News lists official announcements for treasurer Lon G. Henry sheriff G C MeeMath and Auphor Horace W Johnson with E A Hutchens in support roles or notices of candidacy.
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Lon G. Henry
G. C. MeeMath
Auphor Horace W. Johnson
E. A. Hutchens
Local Farmers Institute to be Organized by Township Units
Purdue University extension outlines formation of township local associations as the unit for Farmers Institute work. The Clare law enables expansion to every township, with the Extension Department providing a constitution form and guidance on organizing local institutes nationwide.
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Farmer's Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Extension Workers
Purdue University
Department of Agricultural Extension
Agricultural Extension Department
Lafayette
Indiana
Foster Carter Nuptials Tie Miss Elsie Carter to Harry Foster
Miss Elsie Carter of this place and Harry Foster of Cicero wed at the Christian church parsonage Tuesday evening at 6 30 PM. The couple will live in Cicero where the groom works in a barber shop.
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Elsie Carter
This
Harry Foster
Cicero
The
Christian Church
Wm. E Payne
Coldest Central Indiana Day In 28 Years Sets Record
Sunday marked the coldest day in central Indiana in 28 years with readings dropping to sixteen below zero. January also set its coldest monthly record, eclipsing earlier lows of 18, 22, and 25 below in past years, as fuel shortages and freezes disrupted pumps mains and livestock.
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Indiana
Shorty Wins Prizes in Post Subscriptions Contest
Wilbur Shorty has clinched two cash prizes of 100 and 75 dollars from Curtis Publishing for selling Saturday Evening Post subscriptions across the U S and Canada. He continues competing for a 500 dollar prize ending in April while planning to fund study at a Chicago electrical school next month.
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Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Wilbur Shorty
U.S
Canada
Shorty
The
Post
Chicago
Government Postal Savings Bank Opens for Deposits
Yesterday the government opened its Postal Savings Bank offering 2 percent interest with principal redeemable any time. Government bonds require an application to the post master 15 days before January 1 or July 1, issued in multiples from 20 to 500 dollars, are non taxable with 2.5 percent interest semi annually, redeemable in U.S. gold coin. The postmaster will answer questions about the new institution.
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Sam
U.S
United States
Buyer Waits for Article Ad in The News
A short note suggests there is almost always a buyer for an article listed in the News. Readers are encouraged to try selling and see results.
Dustoline Floor Dusting Prep Described
Dustoline is presented as a floor rug and carpet sweeping preparation. It claims to absorb dust dirt and germs, leaving the room sanitary and cleaner after use. The text reads like an advertisement explaining usage and benefits.
Coffee Order Sparks Second Pound Request
A customer recalls asking for a single pound of African Blend coffee and now faces a request for a second pound as the vendor notes continued demand and prompts follow up.
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Noblesville, Ind
Samuel Stoops
Noblesville
Calvin McDonald
Waryue
Oliver Armstrong
Brank Kinnaman
Fell Creek
Henry Ault
White River
Samuel Hill
W. A. Millis
Wayne
Millard Bell
Hiram Crull
Fall Creek
James Arthur
Delaware
John R. Brown
Washington
Sanford Farmer
County Board of Education
Charles Lee
Gentry & Clove
Cicero Lodge of Odd Fellows
Luther Hinshaw
Fred Sorenson
George Anthony
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lee
Logansport
Griffin
Arlie Hutchens
Air Hutchens
Essary
Robert Wilson
Harold
Stephens
Holderman
Noblesville Heat, Light and Power Co
Gregory
Fuller
Grant
Nelson
Thompson
the Philanthropists
Carnegie
John
Rosinson
New York Tribune
Farmers Township Institutes
Foster-Carter
New Postal Bank
Chase and Sanborns
W. E. Cox Grocery
Vickery
Newton’s
South Ohio Street
EF Riddell
Hare's Grocery
P. Building
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