Arcadia Court Roundup Of Arrests And Estates
Sheriff Sherrick arrested Ote Myers for intoxication and released him on bond. Earl Marshall to be tried in Indianapolis for manslaughter after a second indictment. local murder case dismissed. Alonzo Waddall jailed for possession of whiskey, sixty days plus $50 fine. Inheritance tax appraiser reports list estates of Eliza Brandom and Thomas Mundell with net values and heir shares. Kenneth Davidson sues Harry T. Freed Exposition for $500 over carnival accident injuring his son. T. P. Butler awarded $133 against Farmers Co operative Company over a note.
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Sherrick
Arcadia
Ote Myers
Indianapolis
Marshall
Hines
Marion County Grand Jury
Alonzo Waddall
Kokomo
Waddall
FE. A. Mosbaugh
Hill
Eliza Brandom
Myrtle McLean
Lois
Naomi Brandom
Thomas Mundell
Elsworth
Thomas K. Mundell
Nancy J. Baker
T. P. Butler
Farmers Co-Operative Company
First National Hanl
Fortville
Sean John
GROP CONDITIONS GENERALLY GOOD
A casual survey shows favorable crop conditions with splendid stands of wheat and clover and oats in good shape. Many farmers plant corn earlier than last year while some flood damaged fields remain unbroken. Tractors are widely used with heavy sales and some dealers unable to fill orders. nightly work with lights boosts output to 7 32 to 10 acres daily.
Onion set shortage unsettles local grocers and seed houses
A shortage of onion sets caused unease among groceries and seed houses as wet warm spring weather ruined sets for Chicago district growers. Dealers could not prevent sprouting, big packers and growers were hard hit, and demand is heavy with stocks exhausted though gardens remain unplanted.
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Chicago
Sheridan People Meet as Witnesses in Court Case
East Fifth street residents testified in Noblesville in the Newby Construction Company versus R Williamson case. The dispute centers on alleged contract breaches for home construction with a mechanics lien filed for alleged due work and materials. Roland Griffin represents the plaintiff and G W Osborn the defendant.
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Sheridan
East Fifth Street
Noblesville
Newby Construction Company
R. R. Williamson
Roland Griffin
G. W. Osborn
John Pulliam Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
John Pulliam a senior member of Pulliam and Son ice cream makers was operated on for appendicitis at Long Hospital late Sunday night. He withstood the operation well and is convalescing as rapidly as could be expected.
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John Pulliam
Pulliam & Son
Long Hospital
Sheridan Gas to Resume Drilling near Sherman Farm
The Sheridan Gas Company will begin drilling for gas on the E. E. Walker farm three miles south of Sheridan this week. The company had previously closed its drilling operations on the site.
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Sheridan
E. E. Walker
Sheridan trio prep for sectional meet at state fair grounds
John Northam travels to Indianapolis to train on the dirt track at the state fair grounds ahead of the sectional meet. Clifford Parr and Myrton Young join later as Sheridan high school anticipates wins in shot put broad jump and sprint events with local boosters planning to attend.
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John Northam
Indianapolis
State Fair Grounds
Sheridan High School
Clifford Parr
Myrton Young
Northam
Young
Parr
Three Local Real Estate Deals Reported This Week
Cox and Cooper report three property transactions. The Quincy Miller residence in Terhune sold to Lewis Burgess for 1200 dollars. Miller paid Lawrence Wright 3750 dollars for a brick residence at Second and California in Sheridan, and will move this month. Wright bought a twenty acre farm a quarter mile north of the Methodist church from Wat F Stahl for 4600 dollars.
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Cox & Cooper
Quincy Miller
Terhune
Lewis Burgess
Miller
Lawrence Wright
Second
California Streets
Sheridan
Wright
Wat F. Stahl
Zinc Company Starts Drilling Near Carmel
Drilling for zinc began last week on the Kinzer farm east of Carmel after securing leases on land from Broad Ripple to Schrectville. Test reports on ore are said to be very encouraging. Backers include H. H. Alexander manager Losey Nash Motor Co W N Thompson president Stutz Motor Co and Judge Arthur Robinson of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple
Schrcleville
Kinzer
Carmel
H. H. Alexander
Losey-Nash Motor Company
W. N. Thompson
Stutz Motor Company
Arthur Robinson
Indianapolis
Bee Demonstration Planned by County Agents Next Month
County Agent Gilkey of Noblesville visited Sheridan with Bee Inspector James Starkey to review local colonies. They concluded the honey business is not up to standard and are scheduling eight demonstrations for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilkey
Noblesville
James Starkey
Bate
Sheridan to Host Rail Road Baseball Series This Summer
Local agent Mr. Fisher and Lafayette official V T Johnson arrange six railroad employee games at Sheridan with trains and volunteers. The opener is May 14 between Indianapolis car men, followed by May 28 Chicago and Indianapolis, June 4 return, June 25 rematch, July 9 Chicago car men, and August 6 Indianapolis car men. Compton Park readies for season. town backs inclusion of disciplined players.
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Fisher
Monon Railroad
V. T. Johnson
Lafayette
Sheridan
Indianapolis Car
Chicago
Indianapolis
Chicago Car
Frankfort
Noblesville
Compton’s Park
Orr Land Sold to S. K. Stoops
The one hundred acre farm belonging to the late Michael Orr and his son Harley was sold Wednesday afternoon by Cox & Cooper to Samuel K. Stoops of near Terhune for $15,000. The land lies two miles northeast of Sheridan and Stoops gains possession September first. The sale had been offered last spring at auction but not approved. A small son of Harry Gunn is at Long hospital, Indianapolis, after an appendectomy. Assistance solicited Friday afternoon. on the North lob which was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Orr
Harley
Cox & Cooper
Samuel K. Stoops
Terhune
Sheridan
Stoops
State Meeting At Muncie County Churches Plan Convention
Members of county Christian Churches look to the state convention at Muncie May 15 18 under the Indiana Christian Missionary Association with auxiliaries sharing in the four day program. Leaders include Rev Roy Deadman Lebanon president and O E Tomes Gary vice president, J Francis Ashley Poseyville secretary, with Rev Aubrey Moore Tipton head of the Ministerial Association.
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Muncie
Indiana Christian Missionary Association
C. W. Cauble
Indianapolis
LC. M. S
Roy Deadman
Lebanon
O. E. Tomes
Gary
J. Francis Ashley
Poseyville
Aubrey Moore
Tipton
G. Wi. Titus
Mishawaka
Rebuilding Milk Company Garage Underway
Construction began Monday morning on a new garage for the Indiana Condensed Milk Company to replace the one destroyed by fire three weeks ago. The 52 by 74 foot concrete block building will have a metal roof and be placed at the extreme east end of the grounds at the intersection of Tenth Street and the railroad to reduce fire risk.
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Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Tenth Street
Haymakers Hold State Meeting Ahead of National Meeting
Huron No. 11744 supports candidate L. C. Mitchell for Representative to the National Haymakers meeting. The state Haymakers gathering will be at Terre Haute next Wednesday and Thursday, with Buffalo the site of the national event in August.
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Huron
L. C. Mitchell
Buffalo
Terre Haute
Enumeration shows small loss in Adams township counts
Adams township reports a minor decline in the enumeration of children aged six to twenty-one unmarried, with the 1921 count totaling 1009. The figures split 499 males and 510 females, with eleven identified as colored, and the 1921 total slightly higher than the 1919 count.
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Adams Township
Arcadia Telephone Company News Job Note
The department has announced a new posting related to the Arcadia Telephone Company. Details remain limited in the brief, with emphasis on department staffing and future communication projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia Telephone Company
Highland Illinois Milk Co operatives Face Market Struggles
Delegation from Hamilton and Boone counties visited Highland as cash sales spread among local merchants. Farmers complain of late or missing checks for February milk and uncertain markets. Helvetia Milk Company records show fluctuating net prices over six years, while Dr. Tibbetts notes most farmers would prefer back with condensaries for steady pay. Fred Mueller advocates staying with condensaries, seeking guaranteed prices and prompt payments amid rising surplus milk.
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Hamilton
Boone
St. Louis
Highland
Illinois
Co-Operative
Julius Rheinhart
Highland Dairy Farm Co-operative Company
St Louis
Helvetia Milk Company
Louis Latzar
Mn Latzar
M D Tibbetts
First National Bank
Fred M. Mueller
Fred
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis Holloway
Noblesville, Ind
Earl Marshall
Henry Gregory
Kenneth Davidson
Elzie Davidson
Harry T. Freed
J. A. Howard
Kenneth
Zinc Company
Harry Gunn
Milk Company
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