Suit to partition property of late Sylvanus Moore
Noblesville Indiana September 4 1916 Mrs Myrtle Moore asks court to partition the estate of her late husband Sylvanus Moore listing a house five acres three tracts of twenty four acres plus other parcels and a widow’s third. The case names several Moore children from prior marriages and outlines the property's locations and values.
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Myrtle Moore
Sylvanus Moore
My. Moore
Tormie Meuse
Jimxerson Moore
Ellie Fouen
Halcie
Pye
Ussell i. Aloore
Moore
Fair Next Year Planned After Successful Street Fair
Organizers decide to hold another street fair next August to attract better acts. Attendance was strong despite a cold snap with prizes awarded for diamond ring, pony, ball throwing, fiddler, babies, water wrist, and balloon acts under the Moose lodge sponsorship.
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Aliss Mattie Young
Lola Fisher
First Frost Damages Local Crops Across Season
The first frost of the season hit Saturday morning with heavy and light areas. Tender vegetation died especially in low ground and many unripe tomatoes spoiled. Canners estimate about a fourth of the tomato crop unusable for canning. Late potatoes and other crops suffered, while corn escaped major damage as it was already ripened by dry weather. A rain is expected after the third white frost per an old saying.
Democrats Open County Campaign Tour With Adair Speech
Hamilton county Democrats began a countywide campaign on Friday with an extensive automobile tour. Congressman John M. Adair, seeking Indiana governor, spoke in Sheridan praising the current administration, attacking waste, and urging Progressive support for Democratic priorities including lower taxes and better care for state institutions.
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Hamilton County
John M. Adair
Eighth Aces Ict
Indiana
Sheridan
Adair
Vestal
Central Insane Hospital
Indianapolis
Reverend McPheeters resigns after two years at Sheridan M E
Rev. W. E. McPheeters, pastor of the Sheridan Methodist church for two years, resigns and will preach his final sermons this Sunday. He plans to enter Harvard for his MA next fall, with prior studies at Denison and Boston University, aiming for a teaching ministry. Rev. F E Riley of Frankton succeeds him and will deliver his first sermon October first. McPheeters plans a teaching career in M E colleges after graduation.
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W. E. McPheeters
Sheridan M. E
Harvard University
Harvard
Denaun
Boston University
M. EF
FE. S. Riley
Frankton
MeePheeters
Farm House Destroyed On Harlan Farm Southwest Of Big Springs
Fire of unknown origin last week destroyed a large nine room house on Oliver Harlans farm southwest of Big Springs. Ernest Harlan and family occupied the house and most furnishings plus canned goods were lost. Part of the first floor furniture was saved. Outbuildings except the barn were burned. Insurance totaled 600 on the building and 150 on contents. The house will be rebuilt when farm work allows.
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Oliver Harlan
Big Springs
Ernest Harlan
Call On Banks Shows Growth In Sheridan Institutions
A statement of condition for Sheridan financial institutions as of September 12 shows a substantial increase from the previous year under the comptroller of the currency. The Sheridan News offers a clubbing deal including The Gentlewoman Home Life Woman's World and Farm and Home for a one year term.
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Sheridan
Gentlewoman
Purnell and Adair Speak at Attica Campaign Rally
Republican contenders Purnell of Attica and Raan of Anderson led a west central Indiana rally with addresses on national prohibition and economic policy. The event featured a Purnell pledge to vote for federal prohibition if in Congress and remarks by Ryan on Democratic machine law enforcement.
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Fred S. Puenell
Attica
Cone Res
Oswald Raan
Anderson
Phe Yicetine
Phil Wiliams
Voeans Men’s Club
Talis Purnell
Conagress
U.S
Fempes Shaw
Westfield
Hamilton County
Congress
Hobson
9Th Congressional
Purnell
Sone
John Wall
Gus Seymour
Clem Stanford
Robert Clark
Ryan
Madison
Grocery ad blitz of coffee and staples at local store
A local grocer markets Chase and Sanborns coffees and a range of cereals and pantry staples. Offers include corn flakes in large packs, Post Toasties, Kellogg products, oats, Grape Nuts, peaches, peanut products, cream cheese, evaporated peaches, Pennant syrup, and Enterprise flour with a note about alleged price margins.
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Country Club
Jersey
Michigan
Elberta
W. E. Cox
First door North of First National Bank
A fragment notes a doorway location described as the first door north of the First National Bank. No additional context or actions are provided in the readable text.
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First National Bank
Dream of the Day Big Ben Opens the Morning Routine
A poetic vignette describes Big Ben starting the milkman's day at two a.m. The soft clatter of bottles, wire trays, boxes, and ice marks a lively early routine. The piece invites readers to rise early with Big Ben and enjoy a productive day from dawn to night.
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Big Ben
Ben
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James Bell
Fuller Road
Tribble
10Th Street
Cloe
Edward Sopher
Isaac Shaul
Charles D. White
Sopher
White
Julius Smitherman
Davie Smitherman
Rushville
Charles Wann
Wann
Ola Brooks
Carly
Demograts Open County Campaign
Rev. W. E Mgpheeters
Purrell
Adairs
Prohibition
Chase and Sanborns
the Quality Grocery
EF. Cox
Couch & Stahl
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