Ramer Crew Pine and Jail Sentence in Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana January 18 1917 Ollie Ramer charged with selling mortgaged property faced trial after pleas of guilty and not guilty He was arraigned for trial before a jury Judge Cloe presiding The verdict found him guilty with a sentence of thirty days in jail The case involved sale of a mortgaged horse and buggy to the Federal Law Company for 18 dollars The jury also acquitted or found other charges with various local court actions and a bank receivership dividend proceeding continuing in Arcadia Indiana
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Ollie Ramer
Ramer
Federal Law Company
Duncan
Beth Ramer
Aday
Arre Rey
Theapead Well
Clos
Guy Booth
People’s’ State Bank
Arcadia
Booth
Ebner
William Smith
Sheridan
Clee
Plainfield
H. P. Willworth
John Teter
Fire destroys Burris & Storms garage on Main street
A rear room fire gutted the Burris & Storms brick garage on south Main Tuesday night, with about $25 000 in losses. Thirty plus automobiles, engines, and tools were stored inside. seven cars and several trucks burned or damaged. Fire officials estimated $10 000 to $15 000 for building and contents with $1 500 insurance on the building.
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Burris & Storms
South Main Street
Burris
Din PL
J. A. Tarmen
Mills & Boulden
EB. A. Mickey
R. D. Chew
Willis Cobb
Frank Blessing
Florence Kincaid
Campbell Company
John Pritsch
G. W. Drake
Hinshaw-Pulliam Company
Fear Tay * i Ao
BM Colby
Berne Burton
Garage Fire Destroys Large Brick Structure No Rebuild Planned
A garage blaze gutted a large brick fronted building with cement blocks in a fire limit area. Firefighters used a chemical engine after a power house pump failed, with 30 pound pressure kept until flames were out. The Burris and Storms office contents were damaged and officials note excessive lumber in the rear. Rebuilding status is uncertain but unlikely.
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J. W. Williams
Coven
Three Men In A Trade In Sheridan Real Estate Deal
Charley Lambert acquired the Ara Cox forty acre farm east of Sheridan in a deal valued at 9000 dollars. Cox swapped twenty seven acres to A A Stephenson for a two acre tract on White Avenue. Lambert and Cox plan to move to their new properties while Stephenson remains in Sheridan.
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Charley
Charley Lambert
Ara Cox
Sheridan
Cox
Ludovierin
Fin. Cox
A. A. Stephenson
White Avenue
Mr. Lambert
2B. Cox
Stephenson
Shesidan
A Vile Silo Of Unusual Dimensions
A silo of unusual dimensions was bought this week by E. T. Williams from Kercheval and Orr. The 14 by 50 foot structure will hold 211 tons of silage to feed one hundred cattle for six months on the Williams farm, 480 acres two miles north of Sheedan. Built by the Brazil Verified tile company.
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E. T. Williams
Kercheval & Orr
Williams Farm
Sheeedan
Brazil Vivrified Tile Company
Buff Rocks Take Second at Chicago Show
Casper Moore showed a fine group of Buff Rocks at the Chicago show last week and won second in the young pen class. The large class and strong competition Highlight Sheridan fanciers long known for quality, evidence of high standards in the area.
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Chicago
Casper Moore
Sheridan
Ford Collisions At Crossing Injure No One
A traffic collision occurred at a crossing when two Ford cars collided. Witlammer Plummer and his father were shaken but uninjured. Joe BieCvay, Ford agent, also escaped injury. Both vehicles suffered significant damage including radiator and fender damage.
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Witlammer
Pryetry
All Milk Factory
Bethe
Ada Dee
Ae Mayet
Biase
Joe BieCvay
Lee Ford
Wes Game East
Fifth Sud
McCray
Mr. Plummer
Burris Garage
Pump Not Broken After Fire, Says Plant Official
Charles Lattimer, superintendent, says the power plant pump was not broken after the Tuesday night fire. The pump was shut down because officials said no more water was needed, contrary to reports that it had been damaged.
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Charles Lattimer
Mabrey Buys Adjacent Farm Near Little Eagle
Ernest Mabrey who sold his 80 acre farm south of town this week has purchased another farm adjoining his father in law Joe Saylor in the Little Eagle neighborhood. He will farm both farms next year.
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Ernest Mabrey
Joe Saylor
Little Eagle
Sheridan High School Receives Worth Central Association Membership
Sheridan High School has renewed its membership certificate in the Worth Central Association of Schools and Colleges for 1917. The association includes about two hundred leading schools in the North Central and western states and upholds high standards for faculty and student enrollment. HE Stan of the Indianapolis Technical School serves as secretary-treasurer. Sheridan has been a member for several years.
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Sheridan High School
Worth Central Association of Schools and Colleges
North Central
HE. Stan
Indianapolis Technical School
Sheridan
Ova Bowers Sells Forty Acres Near Sheridan at 189 Per Acre
Ova Bowers sold forty acres, four and a half miles northeast of Sheridan, to J. A. Cline for 189 per acre, total 7600, with five acres as wood lot and a small barn but no house. Bowers then purchased Mabrey’s forty acres south of Sheridan for 15000. Path deals were by Sim Cox. A two horse team ran away on Tenth Street Wednesday afternoon. one horse slipped, but minimal damage occurred.
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Ova Bowers
Sheridan
J. A. Cline
M. M. Hand
Tenth Street
Park Avenue
Kicked By A Horse Leaves Cobb With Bruises
Leland Cobb son of Willis Cobb was kicked by a horse Friday afternoon and suffered severe bruises though no bones were broken.
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Leland Cobb
Willis Cobb
Sheridan Growo as a Shipping Point for Live Stock
Sheridan shows itself as a major live stock shipping point with 238 carloads removed in a year. Horses cattle sheep and hogs dominated the shipment mix with mixed cars hogs and cattle totaling substantial values and potential exports near a million dollars when feed grain lumber and dairy sales are included.
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Sheridan
Prominent Cuzen Eli Ross of Boxley Dies at 72
Eli Ross aged 72 died at his Boxley home last Thursday after a short illness. Born in Ohio he moved here with parents as a youth and lived near Boxley ever since. Survived by wife Martha Wiles sons Albert Ross and three daughters Mrs Frank Mann Mrs Fred Posle and Mrs John Snyder. Funeral under Rev Grisso at Boxley Christian church with burial nearby.
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Eli Ross
Boxley
Mr. Ross
Ohio
Martha Wiles
Albert Ross
Baker’s Corner
Frank Mann
Fred Posle
John Snyder
Ross
Christian Church
Grisso
Record Price For Large Hog Car in Sheridan
A record load of 88 pure bred Duroc hogs sold by Homer Stahl and Sons to J. O. Parr last week. The lot weighed about 280 pounds on average and brought $2835, likely the highest price ever paid in Sheridan for a single car load.
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Homer Stahl and Sons
J. O. Parr
Sheridan
Judged Show At Plymouth
Clyde Moore a Sheridan fancier and judge placed ribbons at the Plymouth Indiana poultry show last week He also visited the Chicago show and inspected the winners
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Clyde Moore
Sheridan
Plymouth Indiana
Chicago
Quality Groceries and Reasonable Prices
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