Board of Review to Convene in Noblesville June 6
County Auditor W G Horton calls for the annual Board of Review session in Noblesville starting June 6 and lasting thirty days. The board includes Horton, the treasurer and assessor, plus two circuit court appointees John Durflinger and Robert Follett. They will audit township listings, adjust irregularities, hear taxpayer grievances, and allow appeals to the state board if needed. The report also covers a separate case involving Susan Hancock and the Indiana Union Traction Co, plus a torn trial note about the American National Bank of Noblesville versus William G Brown and the Cicero bank failure. Special Judge Phil Fariss heard evidence on Saturday.
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Noblesville
India
W. G. Horton
Board of Review
Zens
Dudro
Citief
John Durflinger
Robert Follett
Rep
Atention
Cloe
Susan Hancock
Indiana Union Traction Company
Mattsville
Hancock
American National Bank
William G. Brown
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Cicero
Brown
N. Chew
Chew
Cicero Bank
E. E
Cornthewaite
Noblesville Bank
Sheridan High School Loses State Track Title After Controversy
Sheridan High School failed to win as Richardson was barred from the 100 yard dash despite qualifying in the morning. He withdrew from the 220 and skipped the discus and broad jump, while Williams set a state shot put record at 45 feet 11 3/4 inches. The team finished tied for fourth with Technical Franklin, North Salem and Rochester as the meet faced poor handling by the college sponsor.
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Sheridan High School
Franklin
Richardson
Evansville
Wiliams
Davis
Henderson
Sheridan
Technical
North Salem
Rochester
College
Three Young Men Arrested in Ekin Store Burglary
Robert Smith Harrison Smith and Loren McMunn were arrested Tuesday morning by Sheriff Waddell and jailed in Noblesville. They face charges of breaking into a restaurant in Ekin owned by Everett Hodson and stealing cigars and tobacco. Rain aided officers in tracing the youths home. A garage search in Tipton County yielded more stolen goods with help from Marshal A C Jackson of Atlanta.
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Robert and
Harrison Smith
Loren McMunn
Ekin
Waddell
Noblesville
Everett Hodson
Tipton
A. C. Jackson
Atlanta
Teachers Named for Coming School Term
The Board of Education lists high and grade school staff for the upcoming year. J W Teter leads high school math history and athletics, with V Kercheval as principal math science, and Jeanette Edwards as musical supervisor. Grades and janitors are filled by Della Pogue Letha Kercheval Tosecce Greay Stela Dunn Grace Hanson Fern Branson Edith Cox Ada Plew Arthur Mullen Guy Kine. No mid winter promotions in high school next winter. Sheridan schools start September 1. Indiana Condensed Milk Co sets June milk price at 1 35 per 100 pounds for four percent milk, costing farmers an extra 15 cents over last June.
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Board of Education
J. W. Teter
V. Kercheval
Ruth Hemmersbaugh
Aliss Marion Stevenson
J. W. Moreland
Jeanette Edwards
C. L. Martin
Della Pogue
Letha Kercheval
Tosecce Greay
Stela Dunn
Grace Hanson
Fern Branson
Edith Cox
Ada Plew
Arthur Mullen
Guy Kine
Elgcth Gerade
Mr. Teter
Mrr
Alartin
Sheridan
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
News Office to Close on Decoration Day
The News office will be closed all day May 30 for Decoration Day. Respondents advertisers and the public are asked to note the one day closure and other local businesses plan similar one day rest.
Heavy Rainfall Douses South Sheridan Area
A strong downpour fell a few miles south of Sheridan Monday evening with heavy rain also reported along the southern edge of Tipton County. Sheridan itself saw only a light shower as the storm appeared to bypass the town.
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Sheridan
Tipton County
Sheridan As
Oats Crop Damaged by White Top Pest Warns Farmers
Farmers who disked rather than plowed their oat fields report heavy White Top growth threatening yields. Threshers and elevators fear dockage and lower profits, while some farmers hay sheep or clip with mowing machines to let oats outgrow weeds. Plowed ground shows clean oats and careful soil prep is urged to secure a normal harvest.
Freak Potato Sprouts Fail to Emerge in Garden Find
Mitchell Padgett reported a strange potato formation after planting in a Sheridan area garden. On May 24th he found that small potatoes larger than quail eggs formed on old tubers, yet no tops or sprouts appeared above ground, with the original potatoes unchanged.
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Mitchell Padgett
What is the matter with our roads
The article questions road conditions and maintenance. It notes worse winter damage, weather delays, and ineffective dragging. It argues for continuous work and concrete roads, contrasting local drag repairs with eastern states year round programs.
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Tly
Liability of Bondsmen in Public Library Building Suit
The Clinton circuit court heard a case involving Perley Weaver and others against O. H. Mann and his bondsmen over materials for the Public Library construction. The issue is whether bondsmen are liable to material men and subcontractors under a 1911 Indiana act. Attorneys Osborn and the Griffins argued for defense and plaintiffs. Bondsmen named include Eber Teter Fear Scott Spencer Drake Owens and Cline. No decision will come for several days.
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Perley -Weaver
G. H. Palmer
Antrim
A. Stanley& Beauchamp
Stephen A. Hinshaw
O. H. Mann
Public Library
Clinton
Q. H. Mann
Appelate Court of Indiana
G. Wy. Osborn
Sam
Harry Griffin
C. W
Roland Griffin
Eber Teter
Ed Fear
G. W. Scott
T.S. Spencer
G. W. Drake
Y. Qwens
Abe Cline
County Sunday School Convention Plans Largest Yet
County Sunday School convention will meet June 6 and 7 at the M E church in Sheridan. Organizers aim to make it the countys largest Sunday school gathering and urge all interested to attend to improve Sunday schools in Hamilton county.
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M. E
Sheridan
Hamilton
Butter Nut Bread Prices Drop in Local Bakery Ad
An old advertisement lists Butter Nut Bread and Lassart's Bread 5 and 10c loaves with pricing and a loaf description. The text shows bakery names, loaf sizes, and price points in a period catalog style.
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Lassart
Coffee prices and shop plan challenged by peddler scheme
The writer critiques the premium plan used by tea and coffee peddlers, detailing costs behind a pound of coffee and proposing to buy from a reliable coffee house. He shares a personal plan to set prices between 15 and 25 cents per pound, with fresh oats, good lard, and bulk soda offered at 34.2 cents per pound in Wyandotte.
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Per Ib
Wyandotte
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Huberin Store
Sheridan News
Indiana Daily Times
al Bts
Eiher Pincas
Library
Angel Food
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Couch & Stahi
First National Bank
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