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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
2
A columnist warns that rising urban wages and consumer spending threaten nation stability. He links profiteering, inflated values, and urban decadence to a looming collapse in building, farming, and food supply, urging timely action to prevent disaster.
Report notes the morning paper did not record the name of the current Mexican president for the day, indicating a missing entry in the early edition.
Readers debate alleged profiteering as hot topic amid wartime shortages. Opinion pieces accuse vendors of inflated prices while defense argues widespread practice due to supply constraints. Public interest grows as calls for fair pricing rise.
The editor explains why the paper often withholds items that lack news value or could distress innocent people. He defends forbearance as a responsible stance and notes critics may overlook similar caution in their own lives.
Faddists who wear overalls feel justified by the look of work and charity fund efforts. They find it easy to collect for charity when their names will appear in print. Some chase the goose that lays the golden egg, while others settle for the egg.
The paper notes ongoing subscriber backlash as tensions rise over coverage and editorial stance. It emphasizes its commitment to reporting while remaining opposed to war.
The article urges readers to monitor business announcements and ads to spot price reductions. It argues that informed buyers save money as merchants adjust to wholesale markets, while those who ignore ads risk paying higher prices.
The Lebanon Post of the American Legion promotes a marriage opportunity for soldiers with Yvonne Natille a French Red Cross nurse now in America seeking a husband. They sponsor a week of entertainment starting June seventh with daily prizes including stockings a kitchen cabinet an electric sweeper a walking machine and a Ford Sedan at the week’s end. Sheridan residents are invited to join and learn more from The Man in the Smoke House The Sheridan News.
The State of Indiana Hamilton County court notice affects title to real estate in Noblesville. Frank Simmonds vs John Mullins et al states defendants and their unknown spouses heirs and representatives are nonresidents. suit to quiet title, case No. 19118, requires appearance by July 22, 1920, at the Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville.
Hamilton County Indiana April term 1420 James J. Johnson et al versus John Parker et al seeks to quiet title to 57 acres described as parts of the southeast, southwest, and north west quarters of section 29, township 20 north, range 4 east. Notice given defendants must answer by July 16 1920 or face default.
Plaintiffs led by Geo W Osborn allege affecting title to property in Noblesville Indiana. The action targets multiple Johnson and Gallimore defendants and unknown heirs in the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 23 township 19 north range 3 east. Court date set for April term 1920 with clerk J D Hill overseeing.
The complaint in a 1920 Noblesville Indiana case, Jesse E. Wright and Mary E. Wright versus Lindley Vinton et al, seeks to fix the true boundary line and quiet title to a described tract in section 31, township 20 north, range 3 east. Defendants and unknown heirs, all nonresidents of Indiana, are named with a court date set for July 20, 1920 at Noblesville, Indiana.
Creditors heirs and legatees of Sarah Hadley deceased must appear in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville Indiana on June 30 1920 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk J D Hill May 26 1926 Attorney G W Osborn.
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