Sheridan Chautauqua Opens July 17 With Five Day Program
The Mutual Lyceum and Chautauqua System announced the Sheridan Chautauqua will begin July 17. The event runs five days featuring ten programs planned for attendees in Sheridan.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
3
The Mutual Lyceum and Chautauqua System announced the Sheridan Chautauqua will begin July 17. The event runs five days featuring ten programs planned for attendees in Sheridan.
Indianapolis and Buffalo market notes from June 10 show hogs at Indianapolis at 15 cents higher with top around 15 dollars and cattle at Indianapolis steady to higher from 12 to 16 dollars. Chicago June 10 lists hogs up 25 cents with 14.05 top. Buffalo reports 5 carloads of hogs at 15.75.
County Commissioners heard a single bid for the McKinney Cement road in Adams township but did not open it. They decided not to proceed due to the State Tax Board’s refusal to approve new bond issues.
Sunday School at 9 30 Worship at 10 45. Paul Sumners of Converse visits Russell Williams. A square meal is a bully good thing, but why not a round one. In Europe fats are extracted from tar for margarine manufacture. For appetite's sake they still cling to the old name.
Numerous deeds list transfers of land and lots in Noblesville and surrounding townships with prices from 1 to 19 350 dollars. New cases filed include notes on disputes, partition petitions, and quiet title actions along with three marriage licenses.
Griffin and Griffin announce a petition filed June 8 1920 before the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners seeking to lay out grade drain and pave a 32 foot wide 18 foot roadway within Adams Township. The project includes necessary bridges and culverts and connects to rural free delivery routes. The petition asserts public utility and potential net benefits exceeding costs.
Sheridan resident Geo W Mabrey reports chronic back and kidney pain improved by Doans Kidney Pills. He notes frequent urine, back soreness, and fear of Brights disease before using the remedy. He asserts relief from the first dose and prevention of future attacks. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A formal petition requests a new highway and improvements in Adams Township Indiana to coincide with state acts from 1905 to 1909. It asks the county board to issue bonds to fund the project and outlines road specifications including 4 percent maximum grade, a four inch crown, concrete wash gravel pavement six inches at edges and eight inches center, and a two foot gravel shoulder. The plan covers Sheridan as the largest town and notes the meeting date July 6, 1929 before the county board of commissioners.
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