Young Man Sues for 5000 Damages in Indiana Suit
Noblesville June 27 1912 Harshall Bailey a Elwood grocery clerk sues Dr Samuel Harrell for 5000 damages over a blood transfusion at Harrell Hospital Bailey says the operation was unskilled and negligent and left his arm with impaired use He alleges consent was not given during the procedure. Other items note a divorce in Sheridan and a veterinary witness in Indianapolis with local license news.
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Harshall Bailey
Elwood
Samuel Harrell
Bailey
Ira C. Peck
White River Township
Harrell Hospital
Peck
Anderson
Harrell
Mr. Peck
Young Bailey
W. B. Craig
Indianapolis
Marion County
Helen Knahe
Sheridan Rep to Wesleyan Connection Meeting
W L Northam traveled to Syracuse to present Sheridan as a location for the Wesleyan Connection publishing house. He aims to convince the board at its annual meeting, with Rev Eber Teter supporting Sheridan and Fairmount also a strong contender.
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Sheridan
Wesleyan Connection
W. L. Northam
Syracuse N. Y
Eber Teter
Fairmount
After the Grazers End Highway Cattle Grazing
Township trustees and the road supervisor move to stop grazing north of town. Cattle feeding along roads has damaged lawns and private property, prompting warnings to cattlemen to keep stock from running at large and remove cattle from highways.
Peas Patch Yields Boost Canning Plant Output
Early pea patches are packed at the canning factory with promising prospects. Field yields promise $32 per acre plus the value of vines as dairy feed, while corn and tomatoes remain later.
Farm Sold Near Town to William Rawlings for 6060
Mrs. D A Smith sold a forty acre farm a mile and a quarter south of town to William Rawlings for 6060 dollars.
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D. A. Smith
William Rawlings
Plenty of Bids on Two Streets
Nine bids were received by the Town Board during a special session for brick street construction on South Main and West Second streets. Bids fell below the engineer’s $1.40 estimate as contractors showed careful pricing. the contract will be held ten days for brick type review.
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Town Board
South Main
West Second Streets
Second Street
East Second Street
White Avenue
Fanning Street
Owens First Addition
Sheridan librarian Linnie Scott leaves for six week course
Miss Linnie Scott in charge of the Sheridan library departed Tuesday morning for Earlham to take a six weeks course in library work. Her duties will be covered by the board’s lady members during her absence. Sheridan News advertises the note.
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Linnie Scott
Sheridan
Earlham
Ready for Bidders on Carnegie Library Plans and Specs
The building committee has received the plans and specifications for the new Carnegie library and they are ready for contractor inspection and public review. Delays in blueprints arose from the architect and a committee meeting last week approved changes and a faster path to letting contracts and starting construction.
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Carnegie Library
Fourth of July Dedication in Lebanon with Fairbanks Speech
Lebanon and Boone county prepare for July Fourth ceremonies at the new courthouse. Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks of Indianapolis will deliver the dedicatory address. A large parade is also planned as part of the celebration.
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Lebanon
Boone County
Court House
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Stricken With Apoplexy Leaves Man in Serious Condition
John Foulke of the southeastern township was stricken with apoplexy Saturday and left in a serious condition for several days. Late reports indicate he is slightly improved. He has been in poor health for about a year and recently returned from a sanatorium at Martinsville.
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John Foulke
Mr. Foulke
Martinsville
Vacancies Filled in High School Faculty
This week two vacancies were filled with Miss Irene Phillips of Chicago taking charge of English and Arthur V. Skyock of Marion heading the Science department.
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Irene Phillips
Chicago
Arthur V. Skyock
Marion
Boy Fells From Cherry Tree. Breaks Leg
Oscar, son of Harry Kivett of Hortonville, fell from a cherry tree last Friday afternoon and sustained a leg fracture between the knee and thigh.
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Oscar
Harry Kivett
Hortonville
Town May Buy Back Old Light Plant in Sheridan
Sheridan Town Board decides to leave the choice to property owners after a November deal with J. L. Vickery. Vickery proposed to sell the outfit back if the town does not build new water and ice facilities. Reopening depends on petitioned public vote. rebuilding would take months and cost thousands.
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Sheridan
Main
Vickery
Noblesville
J. L. Vickery
Corn Prices Slump as Oats Crop Prospects Improve
The article notes corn prices dropping from 1.05 to 97, with further declines likely as the season progresses. Limited elevator receipts reflect busy farmers and a small supply, while cold nights hinder growth on clay knobs. Hot nights remain essential for a good corn crop.
Parish Leader Wm. Payne Resigns for Further Study
Rev. Wm. Payne will resign as pastor of the Christian church effective September 1 to pursue post-graduate work at Butler College. He has served the local church for almost two years.
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Wm. &. Payne
The
Christian Church
Butler College
Candy Cases Overflow With Good Candies
The Candy Cases are described as filled with a variety of good candies, suggesting an abundant assortment for shoppers.
Portrait Exhibition Opens at North Side Gallery
New photography show features artists Grage A and Bartlet along with Child ren. Works displayed on Main Street and surrounding halls highlighting regional talent and visual storytelling.
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The
North Side Gallery
Grage A
Bartlet
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Alta C. Mendenhall
Edna Mendenhall
Otto P. Branfrom
Fall Creek Township
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Jom
Udce Parker
Nopmane Wack
Grazers
S E Sheridan News
King of the North
W. E. Cox
of Hoosier Aluminum
Ware
W. i. Cox
Grocer
Vickery’s Office
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