Supreme Court reverses Brooks will case in Indiana
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the Brooks will case from Madison County sending it back to the lower court for rehearing. The dispute involves about 100000 dollars in real and personal property including three thousand acres across Hamilton Madison and Hancock counties and stems from codicils made after 1896. The decision affects probate and the executor appointment in the contested will.
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Madison Brooks
Indiana
Hamilton
Madison
Hancock
Neal
Sheridan Day sale to cut living costs in town
Sheridan merchants unite for a one day event titled Sheridan Day offering two full pages of specials. The sale aims to draw shoppers to Sheridan with low prices on a wide variety of useful timely articles. Plan to visit Saturday and study the pages for bargains.
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Sheridan
Sweet Strains for This Summer in Sheridan
A real live band with experienced musicians has formed in Sheridan to give weekly summer concerts. Backed by local business sponsors, the group aims to revive the entertaining bands Sheridan was known for. Regular Wednesday performances begin after the season opens, with practice ongoing. At a Tuesday meeting S Bradfield was elected manager Harry Hutchens secretary C R Kercheval treasurer C E Layton director and Herbert Tapp chair of the music committee. The band will have sixteen to twenty pieces.
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Sheridan
S. Bradfield
Harry Hutchens
C. R. Kercheval
C. E. Layton
Herbert Tapp
County leases five voting machines for November election
The Boone county Commissioners lease five voting machines for Center and Sugar Creek townships for the upcoming general election in November. This reduces ten precincts and ten election boards. The machine owners agree to apply the saved rent toward the purchase price if the county buys later.
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Boone County
Center
Sugar Creek
Sheridan Ice Plant Nears Readiness for April First Start
The Sheridan ice plant, stalled in connection with the electric light plant, nears completion and is expected to begin operations about April first. It is a modern facility with full machinery for clean pure ice production and a capacity of ten tons daily.
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Sheridan
Passenger Train Kills Five Horses Near Sheridan
Five horses owned by James Snodgrass living northwest of Sheridan were killed by Monon passenger trains No 35 and 3 early Sunday. Trains pass Sheridan at 2 22 and 2 37 A M. Three died from the southbound and two fifteen minutes later by No 36 as they lay on the track after escaping through a gate opened by past snow drifts.
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James Snodgrass
Sheridan
Monon
New Time Table in Effect Sunday
An almost complete change to the Monon schedule begins Sunday with most trains affected. Indications say the Chicago Indianapolis through service gains revisions and the running time between terminals extends about fifteen minutes for safety. The timetable shows departures from Indianapolis at 9 10 AM and 12 10 PM with arrivals in Chicago later each day.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Sheridan
Griffin Announces Bid For County Recorder Nomination
Griffin intends to seek the Republican nomination for county recorder. The date of the Republican delegate convention is not yet set, but he is starting early.
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Griffin
Harry
Pilgrimage of Northern Waters Cited in Wild Gales
Actable signs of the ad ore observed here during wandering events as several wild gaiers undertake their annual pilgrimage in northern waters.
Sheridan to bear over $200 cost for diphtheria scare
The town of Sheridan faces more than 200 dollars in expenses from the recent diphtheria scare. About 93 dollars covers antitoxin, around 80 dollars pays guards enforcing quarantine, and the remaining funds cover miscellaneous costs.
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