Bank Statement Attestation and Hamilton County Transfers
I, Jno H Cox president, swear the financial statement is true. Court House Column lists transfers, real estate transfers, and lawsuits in Noblesville, Sheridan, Arcadia, Cicero, Eagletown, Fall Creek, Adams, Windfall, and nearby areas, with debts, foreclosures, and names of claimants and defendants.
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State of
Indiana
County of
Hamilton
Jno
H. Cox
C.K. Eliott
G. H. Palmer
W. L
Nora W Butler
G Hutchens
Noblesville
Cyrus W Lynch Et al
Thos B Lynch
Sheridan
Carrie B Todd
Mark W Todd
I. J. E. Kercheval
J. E. Kercheval
John C. Newby
Chas
Thistlethwaite
Twenty Women and a Mouse Prank Delights Sheridan Club
Sheridan ladies club held a meeting where a mailed gavel prank backfired when a boy delivered a box to their president and a mouse popped out. The incident sparked chaos as members awaited the gift from husbands and reacted to the unexpected visitor. A deed recorded transfers eighty acres in Adams township for 8000 dollars from John W. Wiles to Elmer E. Phillips. Indiana Loan Association sues T T Bray Alma M Bray and State Bank of Westfield to foreclose a mortgage seeking 1500 dollars.
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First National Bank of Noblesvile
Wm R Reddick
George W Hobbs
David C Hobbs
Peoples Bank of Windfall
Jake Simmonds
Salinda J Trittipo
George F Wiles
Abbie Bond
Ambrose Cox
Indiana Loan Association of Noblesville
T Bray
John Fouch
Wmc Rehbling Et
Wmc Rehling Et al
Sheridan
Mr. Mouse
John W. Wiles
Elmer E. Phillips
Adams Township
Indiana Loan Association
J. F. Neal
T. T. Bray
Alma M. Bray
State Bank of
Westfield
Noblesville Board Delays Liquor License Actions
County commissioners adjourned without ruling on pending liquor license applications. Ed Sopher and Ed Harrison licenses expired. saloons closed as law changes loom. Several civil actions resulted in judgments or dismissals, including White vs Mitchell and Renssalaer Lumber vs Stickfadden.
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Clark
Metsker
Beals
Noblesville
Ed Sopher
Ed Harrison
Sth Street
Friends of Saloon Men
Will probated for Mrs Rebecca Young in Sheridan
The will of Mrs. Rebecca Young who died recently in Sheridan was probated Wednesday. Executed March 30, 1904, with Will J. Woods and L. W. Shirley as witnesses. The estate goes to John Young for life, then to their children John St. Young William A. Young and Annie E. Johnson in equal shares.
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Rebecca Young
Sheridan
Will J. Woods
L. W. ‘Irley
John Young
Jno. St
Win. A. Young
Annie E. Johnson
Sheridan lightweights hold Kempton to scoreless draw
The Sheridan team known as the lightweights traveled to Kempton Sunday and earned an even break from the local team. Despite weight handicaps the Sheridan players showed plucky effort and played well, but neither side could score.
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Sheridan
Kempton
Sheridan Boys
Card of Thanks from the Owen Family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy during the sickness and death of a husband and father. Rev. G F Assiter to preach Sunday at the Christian church with morning and evening services on the conversions of Saul and Cornelius. special music by the choir. Pythian Sister Lodge members urged to attend Monday night to read by laws and drill for work.
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Wm. Owen
G. F. Assiter
Saul of
Tarsus
Cornelius the Centurion
Pythian Sister Lodge
Isnights
Daisy V. Cox
W C T T convention attendees visit Bedford hosts
Mrs. Chas. Hutchens and Mrs. Rozella Goodnight returned from Bedford where they attended the State Convention of the W. C. T. T. They were entertained at the home of F. W. Lindley and wife.
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Chas. Hutchens
Rozella Goodnight
Bedford
F. W. Lindley
Richey Hardware Announces Carnival Souvenir Pickup
The Richey Hardware Company informs ladies who registered during Carnival week that souvenirs are ready for pickup at the store. Spencer Southard and Miss Elma Wwafford married in Noblesville by Squire Stafford. The couple reside here and this is their second venture.
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Richey Hardware Company
Spencer Southard
Elma
Wm. Swafford
Noblesville
Squire Stafford
Parrs Host Mills and Barkers for Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Chas Parr entertained James Mills and wife and Arthur Barker and wife at dinner Sunday.
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Chas. Parr
James Mills
Arthur Barker
Pensioners and crops dominate the year in review
The report shows 34,553 civil war veteran deaths and 628,084 survivors on the pension roll. Expenditure reached 153,093,086 with a year end roll value of 159,495,701 and 188,445 widows receiving raised pensions. Crop yields are forecast high: 2.700,006,000 bushels of corn, 675,000,000 of wheat, and 13.5 million bales of cotton.
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Commissioners of Pensions
Thnis
Bureau
East
West
New Train On Monon Makes First Trip With Freight and Passenger
A new Monon line train between Monon and Indianapolis ran its first trip last Sunday. The hybrid freight passenger service is due southbound at 10 18 A M and returns by 5 P M. Its freight business slows pace and it shows little pretense of sticking to schedule.
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Monon
Indianapolis
Mrs. John Jessup and Mrs. Nels Parr Visit Mary Wilson
Mrs. John Jessup of North Ver non and Mrs. Nels Parr of Big Springs spent Monday with Mrs. Mary Wilson.
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John Jessup
North Vernon
Nels Parr
Big Springs
Mary Wilson
How to Cure Skin Diseases
Advertisement claims that germs and poisons surface to the skin then are destroyed by Zemo. It promises to cure any skin or scalp disease regardless of cause or duration and directs readers to sample displays at C. E. Gregory's drug store with photos of cures and a showroom.
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Zemo
E. W. Rose, Med Co
St. Louis
C. E. Gregory’s
Local Social Guests Visit Joliet Area Families
Miss Alta Wolfe and Ross Stephenson visited J. G. Shoemaker and family near Joliet. Mrs. Mary Boxley and daughter Maude and Arthur Barker and wife spent Thursday with J. M. Harris and family.
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Alta Wolfe
Ross Stephenson
J. G. Shoemaker
Joliet
Mary Boxley
Maude
Arthur Barker
J. M. Harris
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First National State Bank
U.S
National Bank
A. M. Stephenson
Newton Johnson
Louisa Coats
Elma Swafford Burnie Cook
Pearl E Moser
EM Grim
Nellie Montgomery
Court House Notes
Adams
Samuel C. White
Talmage S. Mitchell
Renssalaer Lumber Company
George A. Stickfadden
Ross Supply Company
W. E. Craig
George Emmons
Home Telephone Company
Noblesville Heat, Light and Power Co
State Bank of Westfield
Benjamin Hadley
C.A. Briggs & CO
Hyomei
John Gifford
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Farmers National Bank
U. S
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Notary Public
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