Hamilton county assessment totals include real and personal values
Noblesville Indiana July 17 1913 Auditor George Griffin sent the Hamilton county abstract to the Auditor of State. Total property value shows real estate 12045000 personal 2937103 and exemptions 600425 with all property valued around 1 1 40 000 higher than last year. The figures exclude corporations and 1280 polls exist in the county tax rolls.
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George Griffin
Hamilton County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Deliberate Fire Try At Abandoned Sheridan Ice House
Early Wednesday alarm drew Sheridan residents as Alta Cash and others stopped a small blaze at an old abandoned ice house behind a cement block. Investigators found kindling between walls and say an arson attempt may target local businesses including the Air Dome and a musical company. The state fire marshal will review the case for possible action.
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Sheridan
Alta Cash
Night Watch
Cash
Otters
Fred M. Vice
Air Dome
Sparshal
New Sheridan Doctor Joins Practice In Cement Block
Dr. Walter Gipe of Indianapolis has opened a medical practice in Sheridan with offices in the Cement block once used by the late Dr. W. E. Cooper. His family moved into a new Ohio street residence built by F. B. Kercheval. A Wabash College graduate, he earned fame as a football star before finishing at Indiana Medical College.
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Walter Gipe
Indianapolis
Sheridan
W. E. Cooper
F. B. Kercheval
Ohio Street
Wabash College
Indiana Medical College
Wabash
Wright on Divorce Threat To Nation At Chautauqua
William W. Wright argues the divorce trend endangers families and society. The Kansas City Mo. court official discusses causes by real cases and urges attendance at the afternoon and evening Chautauqua program.
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Bret
Doctor A B Tucker Dies After Illness in Noblesville
Dr A B Tucker dies at his Noblesville home Saturday night after a long illness aged seveneves. He served as county auditor and drew attention in county affairs in Si pru years. A Civil War veteran he participated in notable battles and was active in G A R circles. He leaves a widow and two sons one a deputy state food inspector.
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A.B. Tucker
Noblesville
Fevearcs
Riu
Ciera
Congress
Sheridan Main Street Speeding Crusade Declared
Marshal Fouch announces war on fast driving on Sheridan brick streets led by Main Street, vowing to curb speed demons. A similar crackdown last year produced some arrests and a lasting deterrent against reckless driving in town.
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Sheridan
Main Street
Marshal Fouch
Squire
Big Yields of Wheat Reported Across Farms
Thrashing is underway with bumper yields despite smaller acreage. Reports show 24 to 25 bushels per acre common, including a seven acre Dr. T J McMurtry farm northeast of Sheridan averaging 64 bushels per acre of bearded wheat grown without fertilizer. E W Wallace notes a standout field from years past.
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TJ. McMurtry
Sheridan
E. Wv. Wallace
Season Tickets for Chautauqua Available at News Office
Season tickets for the chautauqua can be secured at the News office this month for 1.59 dollars.
Brick contract awarded for Newby building on Fifth and Main
Contractors John Cook and Frank Hines secure the bid to erect a brick structure replacing the fire damaged brick building. The project costs about $6000 and is to begin with the arrival of brick this week. The notice also invites readers to subscribe to the Sheridan News for a chance to win a watch.
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John Cook
Frank Hines
Newby
Fifth and Main
Frankfort
Fine Imposed In Provocation Charge In Squire Lefebers Court
John Bennett of Atlanta was fined one dollar and costs in Squire Lefebers court Monday on a charge of provoke. The state was represented by County Prosecutor Geo. W. Osborn. The case of H. T. Miller charged with maintaining a nuisance was granted a change of venue and will be heard by Squire Driver of Arcadia.
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John Bennett
Atlanta
Squire Lefebers Court
Geo. W. Osborn
H. T. Miller
Squire Driver
Arcadia
Barn Destroyed by Lightning on Rawlings Farm
A barn on the Wm. Rawlings farm near Sheridan was struck during a severe Monday night storm, burning with an estimated loss of 1500 dollars. The barn valued at 1200 dollars was insured for half, with a tenant's horse and hay also lost. one horse escaped. The family discovered the fire as it neared collapse.
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Taylor
Boone County
Appointment Confirmed to Stallion Registration Board
Governor Ralston appoints Chas McConnell of Bakers Corner to the Stallion registration board under a law from the last legislature. The three member board pays one secretary at a fixed salary, and two members receive four dollars per day plus expenses when on official duties. McConnell is a longtime member of the Indiana Draft Breeders Association.
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Ralston
Chas. McConnell
Bakers Corner
Stallion Registration Board
Wihorn
McConnell
Indiana Draft Breeders Association
Clarence Wicker Dies of Tuberculosis at 26
Clarence Wicker 26 of Westfield area died Saturday afternoon from tuberculosis after a year of marriage. He was survived by his wife, daughter of Fremont Moore, and he was a nephew of D. R. Elder. Funeral at Friends church Westfield Monday at 11 A M, with burial at Summit Lawn cemetery.
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Clarence Wicker
Westfield
Freemont Moore
Wicker
D. R. Elder
Friends Church
Rev. Moore
Summit Lawn
Electrician Wilbur Sholty Joins Brooklyn Firm
Wilbur Sholty accepted an electrician position with a large firm in Brooklyn New York. He secured the job through aid from Buss cestala School Washington DC from which he recently graduated.
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Wilbur Sholty
Firma
Brooklyn
N. Y
Buss Cestala School
Washington, D.C
Old Settlers Meeting Set for August at Eagletown
The August meeting date for the annual Old Settlers gathering at Eagletown has been chosen. The event, held for over twenty years, consistently draws large crowds.
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Old Settlers
Eagletown
Death of Sheridan grocer Howard Sherrick buried at Westfield
Howard Sherrick a former Sheridan grocer died of tuberculosis at about 45. He was buried at Westfield on Saturday.
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Howard Sherrick
Sheridan
Westfield
Mr. Sherrick
Logansport Lumber Co. Hires McMartry
Herman McMartry left Monday for Logansport to take a position with Thompson Lumber Co. The move marks a personnel change affecting local timber trade and company staffing.
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Herman McMartry
Logansport
Thompson Lumber Co
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