Noblesville Board Probes Uneven Tax Assessments
Noblesville Indiana June 30 1921 The Board of Review begins scrutiny of property assessments amid claims of under valued autos and other assets. Expected tax decreases for personal property contrast with findings of missed assessable property. Officials including Sheriff Innis and County Assessor Mosbaugh pursue correcting unequal taxation while a number of court cases and reviews unfold across the county.
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Noblesville
Ind
Board of Review
Mosbaugh
Noblesville Milling Company
Road of Review
Burdick Tire and Rubber Company
State Tax Board
Sheridan
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Carmel
William Pierce Stricken With Paralysis at Breakfast
William Pierce aged 78 was stricken with paralysis Tuesday morning at the breakfast table and not expected to survive a short time. He has lived with his son Sherman on Park Avenue since his wife’s death years ago. Relatives have been summoned to his bedside.
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Amanda E. Kingman
William H. Kingman
William Pierce
Sherman
Park, Avenue
Hard to Furnish the Pedigree for Registered Steeds
Local motorists struggle to provide needed motor and serial numbers for registration certificates. Cars changing hands complicate identification and license tag records. Delays persist as the Secretary of State processes the high volume of applications.
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Secretary of States Office
Funeral of Buddy Grover H Summitt Attends Evans Funeral
From Peru to attend the funeral of his buddy James T Evans on a Sunday. They served in Co F III In 28th Division. Summitt was with Evans when he was killed July 18 1918 by an exploding gas shell.
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Grover H. Summitt
Peru
Buddy
James T. Evans
Co. F. III
Mr. Summitt
Mr. Evans
Mad Cow Injures Woman Here Causing Two Injuries
Mrs Sherman Ramsey living northeast of Boxley was attacked by a mad cow while trying to separate it from its calf. She suffered a broken pelvis and other injuries, was treated at Methodist hospital Indianapolis, and placed in a plaster cast for eight weeks before returning home.
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Sherman Ramsey
Boxley
S. Ramsey
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Children Story Hour at Library Basement
A story hour for children will be held Saturday afternoon from 3 to 4 in the library basement. The program aims to foster interest in good literature and provide entertainment for children aged 6 to 12.
Pierce Called Home by Grandfather Illness
Cecil Pierce of Albany Wisconsin was called here Tuesday by the serious illness of his grandfather William Pierce.
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Cecil Pierce
Albany
Wisconsin
William Pierce
Oil Firms Cut Prices Across Eleven States
Major Middle West oil companies announce price drops of two cents per gallon on gasoline and kerosene and five cents on tractor and machine oils. Greases fall slightly amid crude price weakness and industry stagnation. Overproduction in the US contrasts with global shortages. further cuts likely.
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Middle West
United States
Large Military Funeral Held at Cicero for WWI Hero
About 2000 mourners attended the Hamilton County ceremony for J. T. Evans, killed in action in 1918. The event, organized by the newly formed J. T. Evans post, featured a Marion caisson, four black horses, a Cicero firing squad, and a parade of 100 World War I soldiers, with the Tipton band providing music and Sheridan post visiting.
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Hamilton County
Cicero
J. T. Evans
Tipton Band
Marion
Cicero Post
Sheridan Post
Picnic Plans for Red Men and Business Men's Fourth
Elaborate arrangements are being made for a large crowd at Compton's park for a picnic on Monday July 4. The event includes the Legion post participation with Col. Smith former secretary to Senator New speaking at 2 o'clock and a fireworks display at dusk following state fire marshal orders.
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Compton’s Park
Legion Post
Col. Smith
New
Legion
Hurt in Ball Game Ke rcheval Confined at Home
W R Kercheval has been confined to his home for a week with a sprained ankle from a Sunday afternoon ball game when he slid into the second bag.
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W. R. Kercheval
Chinch bug outbreak and control measures advised
Agricultural notes warn of chinch bugs in White River and Noblesville areas after an open winter. Guidance includes sacrificing edge rows, spraying with kerosene emulsion, and creating dust barriers with furrows to slow spread among corn fields.
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White River
Noblesville
Clover Hay Prospects Forecast Plentiful Seed
Farmers report plentiful clover hay but warn wheat woes and worm and rust damage threaten profits. High threshing and harvest costs plus $4 daily labor push growers to stack clover for hay, risking lower seed prices if conditions spread.
Milford Ills. Father Illness Moves Tarman Home
The fragment notes the illness of Tarman's father and his removal from the hospital to the home of another son at Watseeka. It references Milford Illinois and the early part of the week.
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Tarman
Milford Illinois
Watseeka
Amick Chosen Chair of Chautauqua Ticket Committee
Amick has been selected by the Chautauqua committee as chairman of the ticket committee. The appointment positions him to oversee ticket operations and liaison with LF. C. advertising company.
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Tipton
Elmer Ballard
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Sylvia Cox
Lee Rayl
Roland Griffin
Arlen Cox
Sylvia Rays
North Carolina
Fred Hines
Board of Commissoners
Meara Road
Mr. Hines
Sherriek
Fishers
Clayton Hunt
Noah Manship
Hunt
Walter Duckwall
Duckwall
Fishers National Bank
Nettie Jackson
George Clark
Marion County
L. J. Patty
Bailey Hawkins
Court House
Jackson Township
Arcadia
Atlanta
Jersey- City
Mad Cow
Chidren
the Dixie
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