Noblesville Hears County Affairs In September Meeting
Noblesville Indiana September 4 1919 County commissioners did not convene the regular meeting on Labor Day. They plan to meet Wednesday to review minor bills and bids including a road project in Molebaugh township. The group may discuss levies and highway costs while addressing arrests and court actions affecting local residents.
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Moesbaugh
Tack ST
W. V. Rooker
Brazil
State Highway Commission
Becker
Clee
Supreme Court
State Board of Tax Commmission
Rooker Road
Booker
State Board
Board of Commissioners
Adams township teachers for the coming year announced
The Adams township list names Ekin Kercheval Beatrice Thomas Ingle Harris Bakers Corner Jesse Hodson Aud rey Hurlock Ruth Deakyne Boxley H S Paul Nay Supt Helen Hoffman Latin teacher Geo Pickett Nell Coleman Berniece Wiles Alberta Trueblood Ina Miller. High School transport not free. wagons cover routes at 15 cents daily for eligible pupils. walking distances of 142 miles deemed reasonable. cooperation urged. Theo Pettijohn Trustee.
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Adams Township
Ekin—R
Kercheval
Beatrice Thomas
Ingle Harris
Bakers Corner
Jesse Hodson
Audrey Hurlock
Ruth Deakyne
Boxley H. S
Paul Nay
Helen Hoffman
Geo. Pickett
Nell Coleman
Berniece Wiles
Alberta Trueblood
Ina Miller
Theo Pettijohn
48 Acre Farm Brings $10,000
The Marion Miller farm of 48 acres northwest of Boxleytown, formerly owned by Marion Harbaugh, was sold last week to William Smith of Howard County for $10,000. Residence property sold. Qda Richardson sold his residence on South Main Street to J. O. Parr for $1850 with possession given at once. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson will move to a farm near Big Springs.
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Clee
Wainwright Trust Company
C. R. Heath
Noblesville
Heath
Muncie
Geo. Cromer
Munete
Indiana Pstret
Marion Miller
Boxleytown
Marion Harbaugh
William Smith
Howard County
Qda Richardson
South Main Street
J. O. Parr
Standard Oil to Open Kirklin Station Servicing Six Towns
The Standard Oil Company establishes a new service station at Kirklin to serve Kirklin Mechanicsburg Cyclone Pickard Elizaville and Terhune, expanding fuel and maintenance access for residents and nearby communities.
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Standard Oil Company
Kirklin
Mechanicsburg
Cyclone
Pickard
Elizaville
Terhune
Cap Wright Enters Extra Fine Big Type Polands at State Fair
Cap Wright has entered some of his extra fine Big Type Polands to the State Fair this week, aiming to showcase improved specimens and win prizes.
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Cap Wright
Forsythe Electrical opens Sheridan branch
The Forsythe Electrical Company of Noblesville opens a Sheridan branch in a room near Central Barber shop and plans a future move to the Ford shop space. The firm will sell Delco light and other electrical equipment and perform wiring work with Co. F. Cottingham in charge.
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Forsythe Electrical Company of
Noblesville
Sheridan
Ford Shop
Delco Light
Co. F. Cottingham
Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Dies After Illness in Lebanon
Mrs. B. F. Wheeler aged 68 died at Williams hospital in Lebanon Sunday afternoon after several months illness diagnosed as stomach cancer. Survived by husband and children John B. of Kansas Thyrza Lebanon Mrs. Lydia Shelburn of New Augusta and Anna at home. Funeral held at home Tuesday with burial in Jones cemetery Rev West officiated.
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B. F. Wheeler
Williams Hospital
Lebanon
Bell
Parr
Jones Cemetery
West
Tipton County Traders Suffer Losses in Grain Market Slump
The Tipton Tribune reports rumors of Tipton county residents losing extensive sums on the Chicago board of trade. Over the past three weeks analysts estimate about one hundred thousand dollars wiped out, with some individuals financially devastated and others able to survive the downturn.
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Gopontissiatiers
Y . We
Teewerks
Seach Aedi
Boand
C. C. White
Sherif McCarty
Board of Witch
Board of Prisoners
Danone
Court House
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Sheridan
Cicero
Arcadia
Atlanta
Tipton County
Tipton Tribune
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Local farmer wins multiple prizes at Ohio State Fair
Frank Wise of near Bakers Corner entered Spotted Polands at the Ohio State Fair and earned four first premiums three seconds two thirds one sixth and a special prize. He plans to exhibit at the Indiana Fair this week.
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Frank Wise
Bakers Corner
Indiana
Indiana Condensed Milk Co Announces September Milk Price
The Indiana Condensed Milk Company sets first half September milk price at 2.90 dollars per 160 pounds and 7.234 cents per pound butter fat for 4 percent milk.
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Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Sheridan Schools to Open Next Week
The Sheridan district announces the start of classes for grades and high school on Monday September 8 with a half day for pupils that day. Teachers will be at the buildings, and parents are urged to ensure regular attendance and punctuality all year.
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Sheridan
State Board of Education
Washington Township Teachers for the Year Named
Washington Township assigns school staff for year with Westfield High School led by Principal Lee Harshma and supervisor Harry Bowman. Names for grades and local schools include Loring Barker Myrna Hodson Hester Ross Athleen Catterson Myrtie Ballard Edna Keister Arnold Harris Helen Overman and others.
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Washington Township
Westfield High School
Lee Harshma
John Starns
Sharley DeMott
Asenath Jewell
Marvy Baldwin
Inez E. Teague
Harry Bowman
Loring J. Barker
Myrna Hodson
Hester Ross
Athleen Catterson
Myrtie Ballard
Edna Keister
Rev M M Wiles Accepts Call To Kirklin Church
The Rev M M Wiles has accepted a call to the Christian Chapel church at Kirklin after leading Lookout church this past year. Outside ministry he is known as a breeder of Big Type Polands and Shorthorn cattle.
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M. M. Wiles
Christian Chapel
Kirklin
Lookout
Levi Mikels Sells Park Avenue Grocery to Winnie Mace
Levi Mikels sold his Park Avenue grocery store to Winnie Mace. The transfer completes a local business sale and changes ownership of the shop, with Mace set to assume operations.
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Levi Mikels
Park Avenue
Winnie Mace
Forty Acre Farm Deals Involving shutil and Cox Agency
Forty acres two miles west of Sheridan known as the James Shapley farm sold this week by Arthur Faucett to G H Cox and wife for 9000 dollars or 225 dollars per acre. Wm Shull paid 300 dollars per acre for a forty acre farm south of Six Points, Ira Chance farm, now owned by Fletcher Harris. All deals were through Cox and Cooper agency.
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Sheridan
James Shapley
Arthur Faucett
G. H. Cox
Wm. Shull
Six Points
Fletcher Harris
Ira Chance
Cox & Cooper Agency
Fred Couden Moves Eating House to vacated Crocker's site
Fred Couden relocates his eating house to the cement block recently vacated by Crocker’s shoe shop.
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Fred Couden
Crocker
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Faucett
Lafayette
Calvin Johnson
Johnson
Bert Colip
Colip
Reuben Mann
Madison Brooks
Sparks
Rushville
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
O'Brien
Milk Price
Washington
Eagletown
Hallie Kenyon
Gertrude Metsker
Jolietville
Russell Brouhardt
Lela Thomas
Elizabeth Commons
Lamong
Arnold Harris
Helen Overman
Hortonville
John Metsker
Ida
Kirklin Church
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
John Mickel
Adjutant General of
Harry B. Smith
Col
Tyndall
Chas. Martin
P. 8. Johnson
Michael J. Foley
Foley
Ladies of the Red Cross
Sheridan Band
Major Jackson
Fort Benjamin Harrson
Main Street
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