Divorces Exceed Marriages in Noblesville Saturday
Noblesville Indiana July 4 1912 not one marriage license issued and two divorce cases filed in the county clerk's office. Evalyn Stinson seeks separation from Floyd Stinson citing cruel treatment and relocation to relatives and her mother. Della Miller sues Dr. Harry L. Miller for divorce after twenty two years of marriage with custody of two minors and alimony sought. The County Board of Education met with light business as transfers and attendance reports were discussed. A trial began in the case Mary Reel vs Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. and ended without agreement. John Z Stubbs administrator sues Noblesville Heat Light & Power Co. jury deliberations followed.
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Noblesville
Ind
Evalyn Stinson
Wayne Township
Floyd Stinson
Della L. Miller
Harry L. Miller
Marion County
Indianapolis
John
Ross Atta
Mary Reel
Indianapolis Traction, and Terminal Company
Vestal
Henry Spaan
Michael Foley
John Z. Stubbs
Arthur Ragsdale
Noblesville Heat, Light & Power Company
Town Board Reconsiders Electric Lighting Plan
The town board signals a reversal on importing Noblesville electric current for street and business lighting after interviews with local merchants. At a Monday session J G Antrim and others urged the move, with the attorney to verify Vickery's contract form, and a Wednesday meeting to finalize. Ed Thistlethwaite also pressed for removal of street top racks near Third Street due to unsanitary conditions.
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J. L. Vickery
Noblesville
J.G. Antrim
W. E. Cox
al Inman
A. M. Stephenson
Ed Thistlethwaite
Fred Beauchamp
Hoosier Farmer Scout Heads North for Michigan Land
Arley Barnes of route twenty two left Tuesday for northern Michigan to survey farming opportunities. He plans to settle near Hoosier peers who went up last year if conditions prove satisfactory.
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Arley Barnes
Route Twenty Two
Michigan
Greyhound With Angry Bite Terrorizes Cattle
A large grey hound ran amok near Horton biting two cows belonging to Wm. Hinshaw on Tuesday evening. The dog was killed after an exciting chase in which the Sheriff participated.
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Wm. Hinshaw
Horton
Indiana Governor Marshall Named Democratic VP Nominee
The Democratic convention in Baltimore chose Governor Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana for vice president after two ballots. Governor Burke of North Dakota was his closest challenger.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Douglas
Charleston S. Co
Baltimore
Garfield
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Gov. Burke
North Dakota
Rattlesnake Found Near Dragon Farm North Of Town
Ceph Stout killed a three foot long rattlesnake four inches around on the Dragon farm north of town Friday. The snake, seen by locals in a corn field, had possibly lived in an old fence row and attracted many children eager for a look at the deadly reptile.
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Dragon Farm
Ceph Stout
Spencer Prairie
Young Man Killed By Big Four Train Near Eagletown
John W. Tracey known as Buck aged 27 from Lebanon worked as a painter. He was struck by a fast Big Four train Saturday afternoon and died Sunday morning at 2. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Tracy, two brothers, and six sisters in the Eagletown area.
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John Tracy
Eagletown
John W. Tracey
Buck
Lebanon
Mary Tracy
Superintendent Hugh Dick Heads to Cleveland Project
Hugh Dick travels to Cleveland Ohio to supervise construction of a large state hospital. He will work under a St. Louis contractor he previously collaborated with last winter. The Antrim and Elliott rooms finishing has been left to local carpenters who did the prior woodwork.
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Hugh Dick
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Antrim & Elliott
Late Summer Crops Boost Farm Fodder and Profits
Farmers can plant cowpeas millet sorghum and Kaffir corn in mid summer for rapid growth and harvest before frost. Plant sweet corn and early maturing varieties to save on storage fodder and use corn as cash or feed. Potatoes and corn interplanting can maximize ground use, while the Boone circuit court adjourned for summer vacation until September’s second Monday.
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Boone Circuit
Odd Aluminum Ware Sale And Grocery Items Featured
A local ad touts imported aluminum ware in various pieces along with groceries such as oranges lemons bananas pine apples olives pickles potted meats sardines salmon pork and beans peanut butter. The vendor notes prices are marked down and invites customers to view German shaped pieces and a large display of high quality items.
North Side Gallery showcases Grace A. Bartlett art
Grace A Bartlett offers a perfect likeness and artistic photographs at her North Side Gallery on 2nd Street. Children’s portraits are a specialty.
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North Side
Grace A. Bartlett
2Nd Street
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County Board of Education
J. F Haines
Haines
American Press Association
GOV
King of the North
Grocer
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