Noblesville Busy Week Ahead as County Officials Plan
In Noblesville the Auditor Griffin and deputy Arlie Hutchens push work ahead of a busy week. County action includes a tax collection push by John Bauchert and plans to spend funds on county government expenses for 1912. A larceny case against Benjamin Bowlen leads to a preliminary hearing, and a marriage of Miss May Christy and Arnold J. Bailey is recorded at the courthouse. A road dispute case involving Jessup and Wise results in a $5 fine for Jessup.
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Griffin
Arlie Hutchens
County Council
Benjamin Bowlen
James Fenton
Eader
Squire Matthews
Luther Eller
Stephenson Block
S. 9Th Street
Jay Colborn
Frank Davis
Mr. Eller
May Christy
Arnold J. Bailey
Boxleytown
Noblesville
Court House
George Christy
Squire Steffy
W. H. Jessup
Jessup
Jasper Wise
Bakers Corner
Rakes Cover
Anutos
Mia
Wise
Alon Wise
Washard
Town Street Fair Details Finalized For October 4 5 6 7
Merchants held a meeting Monday night to refine the street fair schedule for October 4 5 6 7. Reports from committees were favorable and new committees were appointed. Plans emphasize a dairy products and cattle department and a Packing Company crops display with tomatoes corn and peas.
Holstein herd sale from Elgin district brings solid prices
Twenty four head of Holstein cows from Elgin Illinois were sold at the mule barn Saturday at satisfactory figures. Some cattle fetched as high as 110 dollars while others brought just over 50 dollars, averaging about 70 dollars for the entire herd. Bert Parr drove the lot here after buying it on a Elgin district trip last week. More loads are expected this fall.
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Elgin Ill
Bert Parr
Elgin
Farmer says his note was stolen
A farm hand on the Irvin Cox farm near Gray allegedly swindled $150 by selling a note signed by Vint McKinzie and endorsed by Irvin Cox. The buyer’s suspicions grew after a letter and banking steps, leading to questions about the transfer and the note’s genuineness.
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W.R. Overman
Irvin Cox
Gray
First National Bank
Jno
H. Cox
Vint McKinzie
Cox
Mir. McKenzie
Tee Youllina
Old Settlers Meet at Goldsmith Saturday
The Goldsmith Old Settlers gathering occurs this Saturday with Hon. Sam Ralston of Lebanon as principal speaker and M. L. Teter of Sheridan delivering the memorial address. Rev. E. M. Montgomery and Hon. J. A. Sweveland also on the program. Hicks forecasts a stormy September with equinoctial disturbances.
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Eagletown
Goldsmith
Sam Ralston
Lebanon
M. L. Teter
Sheridan
E. M. Montgomery
J. A. Sweveland
Permanent Sheridan Lyceum formed for winter program
The Sheridan Oyceum Association, formed Friday evening, adopts the Lyceum as a permanent winter lecture and entertainment course. Officers include Rev. Wm. Elmer Payne as president and L. W. Cox as vice president. The first fall program features the Jubilee Singers on October 26.
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Sheridan Oyceum Association
Sheridan
Lyceum
Wm. Elmer Payne
L. W. Cox
J. E
The
Colored Jubilee Singers
Soverign Grand Lodge Parade Draws Indiana Odd Fellows
Hamilton County and Indiana Odd Fellows prepare for the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Indianapolis starting September 18. The September 20 parade will include members from across the state and nation with Lodges No. 69 and county lodges in Division No. 58 marching on Est St. Joseph street near Meridian, led by Chief Marshall C. Booth Arcadia George Bowen Noblesville and J. H. Cox Sheridan assisting.
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Hamilton County
Odd Fellows
Indiana
Soverign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Tdi
C. E. Booth
Arcadia
George Bowen
Noblesville
J. H.coxn
Sheridan
St. Joseph Street
Meridan Street
Weighing Incoming Mail Again At Local Post Office
Beginning last Saturday the local post office weighs all incoming mail. Postmaster Newby received the order last week. Railroads complained of light mail and the weighing may be part of a new rate plan for magazines and newspapers. The extra weighing increases work and slows delivery.
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Newby
Death of Helen LaDema Thistlethwaite in Washington LA
Lote Thistlethwaite and family arrive with the child’s remains from Washington LA. Helen LaDema died Saturday night from indigestion. private funeral at 10 30 Wednesday at Mrs. Hadley’s home led by Rev. Payne. Earl MacMath injured from a scaffold fall at Indiana Condensed Milk plant. cut over the eye and out of work briefly. John Teter opens a law office with A C Pearson and becomes deputy Prosecutor to replace R E Pearson who moved to Indianapolis.
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Lote Thistlethwaite
Washington
Louisiana
Helen LaDema
W. T. Hadley
Rev. Payne
The
Christian Church
Earl MacMath
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
John Teter
A. C. Pearson
R. E. Pearson
Indianapolis
Hicksons Plan Move to Bloomington for Law Studies
A. Lloyd Hickson and his wife intend to relocate to Bloomington so he can pursue post graduate work in the law department.
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A. Lloyd Hickson
Bloomington
Mr. Hickson
Lovell and Kinsley Appointed Railway Mail Clerks
Frank Lovell formerly of this place and Orville Kinsley have been appointed as railway mail clerks in a recent civil service announcement.
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Frank Lovell
This Place
Orville Kinsley
Wm. Robbins Returns from Russia After Work for Rumely Co
Wm. Robbins came home last Thursday afternoon after months in Russia where he built tractor engines for the Rumely Company of LaPorte. The Kirklin Horse Show yesterday attracted the usual crowd from the community.
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Wm. Robbins
Russia
Rumely Company of
LaPorte
Kirklin
First Maiden Trips Of Hoosier Limited Trains
The Hoosier Limiteds on the Monon ran their maiden passenger trips Sunday with well filled cars. Trains passed through at 3 45 and 3 58, with about twenty locals riding to the city on the first run. Southbound from Sheridan 3 45, northbound 3 58, they meet at Terhune four miles north.
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Hoosier Limiteds
Monon
Sheridan
Terhune
Here
Going To Northern State Moves Northward Plan
James M. Miller moves to Glennie in Alcona County Michigan. His father intends to follow, having bought a large tract of land north of Saginaw Bay on Lake Huron.
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James M. Miller
Glennie
Alcona County
Michigan
Saginaw Bay
Lake Huron
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George Nagle
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Couden
C. OW. Griffin
Jessip
Geo. W. Osborn
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Street Fair Report
Holstein
Ineoiinate
Mimself
Donnell
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Tipton County
Hicks
Sheridan Lyceum Association
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sheridan Office
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J. A. Branson
W. E. Cox
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