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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1922

Page

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Indiana man found guilty in child desertion case

Fred Clark of Noblesville was convicted in Judge Hines court on child desertion charges. He was fined $1 and costs and given a 90 day Penal Farm sentence suspended on condition he works to support dependents. Several other local cases, divorces, and estate matters were heard, including restraining orders against James N Kimble and actions involving the Farmer's National Bank of Sheridan.

Noblesville Ind Fred Clark Indianapolis Hines Clark Nellie B. Kimble James N. Kimble Sheridan Kimble Farmer National Bank Ross Layton James M. Kimble Geo. Osborn Circuit Walla Charles J. Newby Clay Township William Aikman O. C. Lower Vestal Aikman John W. Holtzmann Lower Nelson Jane Merritt Arcadia Charlies Martz George Gifford Tipton Sherman Jacobs

Sheridan Star Northam Wins Broad Jump at State Meet

Sheridan high school scores eleven points at the Richmond state track meet with Northam earning the lone Sheridan victory. He breaks the eleven year old broad jump mark with a 22 ft 3 3 4 in leap and places second in both the 100 and 220 yd dashes. Northam to Chicago for nationals and this will be his final appearance in Black & White colors as a senior.

Richmond Sheridan High School Technical High School Wabash Anderson Sheridan Connersville Northam Parr Chicago

Radio interest grows in Sheridan as fans and systems expand

Sheridan reports rising radio interest with many receivers in operation around town. Local pioneers include high school boys and F. E. McDonald marketing Hatfield receivers through a planned sales push. The enterprise shows rapid strides and expects continued growth with standardization and improvements.

Sheridan F. E. McDonald Hatfield

Thor Town Band to Play on Sheridan Streets Tuesday Night

A band concert by the Thor town band will be held on Sheridan streets from eight to nine o'clock Tuesday night as part of the Decoration day program.

Sheridan Thortown

Decoration Day Plans Spark Sheridan Observance

Sheridan gears up for Decoration Day next Tuesday with extensive plans. World War soldiers participate actively devoting time and funds to mark the occasion, with forenoon programs at Spencer and afternoon events at Crown View detailed in the paper.

Sheridan Spencer Crown View

Planting Soy Beans Week Near Sheridan

Sheridan community notes planting soybeans this week. Local growers expect just over 100 acres for seed and hogging, with similar acreage in corn for silage. Last year some seed producers sold out, leaving unfilled orders, and seed dealers report a flood of last minute requests from first time growers.

Sheridan

Rebuilding Old Stock Yards In Sheridan

Railroad workers have spent the past week in Sheridan rebuilding the old stock yards once a busy hub for livestock shipments to Indianapolis and Chicago. With trucks gaining ground, train shipments declined. five to six years ago four or five car loads moved regularly, bringing substantial revenue, but car shortages and faster trucking reduced rail traffic to a shadow of its former level.

Sheridan Indianapolis Chicago

Fight Against Rotten Eggs Warns Buyers and Sellers

State Drug Commissioner Miller warns that any person buying or selling rotten eggs will be prosecuted. With the rotten egg season beginning, dealers must sell at a loss and buyers must accept similarly priced eggs or face losses. Large quantities are entering the market.

Miller

Tipton Officers Hunt Ray Moon After Fatal-Lacing Injury

Tipton Chief of Police Louks and the county sheriff pursued Ray Moon in Sheridan for an assault on G. G. Smith on Caleb Smith farm Tipton County. Moon slashed Smith three times with a knife in a fence building dispute, the deepest wound exposing the bowels requiring about thirty five stitches. Moon fled by milk truck toward Sheridan factory as authorities sought him. Smith may be fatally injured.

Louks Tipton Tipton County Sheridan Ray Moon G. G. Smith Caleb Smith Moon Smith Hamilton County

Delegates at State Republican Convention Named

Adams township delegates to the State Republican Convention in Indianapolis were Clint Haughey Edgar Reagan and John H. Cox with Cox an alternate for A A Stahl who could not leave his farm. Ticket demand was light due to lack of contests.

John Rigsby Cicero Adams Township Indianapolis Clint Haughey Edgar Reagan John H. Cox

Group Four Bankers Meet in Indianapolis Tonight

Local bankers travel to Indianapolis for the annual Group Four Bankers Association meeting. The Athenaeum hall will host a dinner and program, with last year’s gathering held in Franklin.

Indianapolis Group Four Bankers Association Athenaeum Hall Franklin

News Office to Close on Decoration Day

The News office will be closed all day next Tuesday May 30. Decoration Day is a holiday when the newspaper staff takes a break from printing. A number of other local businesses will also close for part or all of the day.

Battle over condensory vs co operative milk in Litchfield

In Litchfield Illinois the condensory run by Litchfield Creamery defeats a rival co operative. Farmers accuse the co operative of late payments and breach of contract leading many to sell milk to the condensary. Prices paid and milk volume show a shift in the local dairy industry.

Litchfield Illinois Litchfield Creamery Company Co-Operative Edward Farrar Co-Operative Company Dunois Roy Davis FE. J. Masters W. H. Jackson Litchfield Co-operative Company Farrar Charles Hauser Hauser Highland

Clubbing Offer Sherman News and Ohio Farmer Bundled Deal

A clipped ad note mentions a clubbing offer pairing Sherman News and Ohio Farmer for one year at a price of two dollars. The fragment hints at a bundled subscription promotion.

Sherman News Ohio Farmer

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