Talmadge Faces Test in Georgia Primary Clash
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge defends his white supremacist stance against former Gov. M E Thompson in a high stakes primary. Veteran politicians Walter George and John Wood also face re election bets as race issue charges heat up amid party fault lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Redgall
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Dixie
Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Congress
Walter George
Senate Finance Committee
John Wood
House un-American Activities Committee
Supreme Court
Thompson
Eugene Talmadge
George
Alex McLennan
McLennan
New York
Rep. Wood
Winston E. Burdine
American Legion
Drew Pearson
Wood
Unamerican Activities Committee
Pearson
Sullivan Births Report From Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan Ind June 27 Special The following births announced at Mary Sherman Hospital A daughter Rhonda Lou to Mr and Mrs David Grimes 232 West Thomas Street a daughter Janice Ann to Mr and Mrs John LaFollette of Shelburn
Terre Haute Bar Pays Tribute to Edward F. Griffith
Memorial tribute held by the Terre Haute Bar Association for Edward F. Griffith. Griffith, born 1899 in Annapolis, NL, overcame severe disability to become a respected lawyer after high school tutelage and Voorhees Law School. He died June 24, 1950, with many members attending his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Bar Association
Edward F. Griffith
Lloyd Adamson
Frank Crawford
Edward Griffith
Ernest M. Causey
Bar Association
Annapolis
Griffith
Terre Haute
Simeon and
Davie Griffith
Thompson and Fairb
State Teachers College
Indiana
Voorhees Law School
Brown’s Business College
Harrison Township
Frank Wade
United States
Southern District Court of
Robert Baltzell
Federal Court
Frank R. Miller
James F. Harper
John K. Fesler
Albert R. Owens
Albert F. Owens
John M. Fitzgerald
Ralph E. Brill
Chester Y. Kelley
John H. Wedale
Bert F. Wood
Fred H. Thoms
John Waller
Stanley Stohr
Scouts Jamboree Opens Friday At Valley Forge
The second national Boy Scouts jamboree starts Friday with about 47 000 youths. Security teams prepare for President Truman’s opening visit and to guard against interference by communists or sympathizers. More than 16 000 campers arrive today as 47 000 attend from 48 states territories and 20 countries over seven days at a site near Valley Forge with historic ties to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Boy Scouts of America
Truman
Hemisphere
Midwest
U.S
George Washington
Continental Army
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Cornwell Divorce Restores Mary Lawhorn Name
In Sullivan Circuit Court special proceeding Mary L Cornwell is granted a divorce from Lester Cornwell and the court restores her maiden name Mary Lawhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Mary L. Cornwell
Lester Cornwell
Sullivan Circuit Court
Mary Lawhorn
Diplomats Service Cleared by State Department Loyalty Board
The Evening Star reports the State Department loyalty board cleared Diplomat John S. Service as loyal and not a security risk. Government sources say officials did not comment and no announcement is typically made. The report comes as Senate investigators probe an FBI taped 1945 conversation between Service and Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Evening Star
State Department Loyalty Board
John S. Service
State Department
Service
Department Board
Senate
Amerasia
Philip Jaffe
Jaffe
Albert C. Wedemeyer
United States
China
Washington Debates Foreign Arms Aid and Tax Cuts
Debates resume on a 1.2225 billion foreign arms aid program including South Korea military aid. Banking committee holds hearings on possible small business legislation. Labor subcommittee meets in executive session on Morristown Tennessee strike violence. Appropriations resumes closed hearings on foreign aid. Atomic Energy panel considers Sumner Pike re-nomination. Draft act extension talks amid conferees. Democratic Policy Committee meets. Tax cut bill debate begins. Newsprint hearings resume. Emergency financing bill drafted for agencies with June 30 funds. Lobby committee questions a spokesman for constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking
Morristown
Tenn
Appropriations Committee
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House
Democratic Policy Committee
Committee
Baby sitting blamed for juvenile delinquency rise
Carthage Illinois report quotes Dr. Frank B. Miller of Carthage College calling babysitters a symbol of the age of juvenile delinquency. He argues parents must provide love support and guidance, noting in nine of ten cases youth enter the court system due to parental fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Ill
U.P
Frank B. Miller
Carthage College
America
Miller
Sears Scholarship Awarded to John Wayne Eppert Jr
John Wayne Eppert Jr of Dick Johnson township receives a Sears scholarship worth 200 dollars for Purdue University School of Agriculture freshman year. The award becomes effective September 1 and was announced by Jean Harvey, executive secretary of Purdue scholarships committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
John Wayne Eppert, Jr
Dick Johnson Township
Sears
Jean Harvey
Committee On
Purdue University
School of Agriculture
Purdue
Blanford Cardinals Defeat Bloomingdale 12 3 in Clinton outing
Blanford Cardinals beat Bloomingdale 12 to 3 in Clinton on Sunday afternoon. Pitcher Bob Fingers struck out 19 to raise his total to 52 in 27 innings. Next Sunday Blanford hosts Clinton A C at Blanford. Batteries Woods and Jeffers Fingers and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Blanford Cardinals
Bloomingdale
Bob Fingers
Cardinals
Clinton A.C
Blanford
Woods
Jeffers
Fingers
Williams
Talks Seek Rail Peace Amid Looming Walkout across Railways
Mediators opened talks as a threatened 250,000 rail workers walkout looms and a 4,000 switchmen strike slows Great Lakes iron ore shipments. Union leaders pressed for a 40 hour week with no pay cut while embargoes and mass layoffs ripple through the rail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Brotherhood of Railroad
Order of Railway Conductors
Francis O'Neill
National Railway Mediation Board
W. P. Kennedy
B.R.T
O'Neill
A.F.L. Switchmen’s Union
Rock Island
Western Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Big Superior
Wis
Mesabi Range
Superior
Iran forms new cabinet led by anti communist strong man
Tehran reports a largely new cabinet under Premier-Designate Lt. Gen. Ali Rezmara with only two ministers having prior top rank. The move follows a reshuffle aimed at stabilizing government leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Ali Rezmara
Anti communist petition sparks clash in Santiago hall
In Santiago Cuba two anti communist students were injured and five communists were arrested after a clash at city hall yesterday. Students circulated a petition calling for outlawing communism in Cuba. Among the arrested communists were two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Refined Oil Plant Opens in Cartagena With Caltex Share
In Cartagena the new oil refinery began operation, expected to yield about 12 million gallons of gasoline monthly. Caltex owns 24 percent, Spanish Petrolillos Corp. 24 percent, and the Spanish government holds the remaining stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartagena
Spain
California-Texas
Caltex) Oil Company
Petrolillos Corp
Boy 7 Narrowly Escapes Drowning Near Paris
In Twin Lakes Paris Illinois a flipping boat trapped 7 year old Larry Knoepfel under its air pocket until rescuers arrived. Bank cashier Art Weston and 11 year old Don Daniels were saved by Luther Green who leapt from another boat. Weston was dazed after the capsize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ill
Twin Lakes
Larry Knoepfel
William Knoepfel
Art Weston
Edgar County National Bank
Don Daniels
Luther Green
Weston
Fisherman Modest Lands Big Trout Without Booth
Raulins Wyoming United Press story notes Cliff Bloomenrader caught a 25 inch six pound eleven ounce trout in Seminoe lake. He didn’t brag or enter the catch in any contest and declined to photograph it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raulins
Wyo
U.P
Cliff Bloomenrader
Seminoe Lake
New York Markets Report 1 P.M. June 27 1958
Market averages and sales shown for New York at 1 PM Eastern on Tuesday June 27 1958. Total sales amount 2 286 000 shares with focus on rails and rubbers sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
E.D.T
Lion Club Installs Officers In Newport Meeting
At the Newport Lions Club regular meeting Oscar Kersey was installed as president with Norvel Colbert Edmund Shell Donald Stokes Clyde Russell J C Pickell and others as officers. A Bible School program featured a flannel board talk and a vocal duet by Marjorie Dougherty and Angelyn Mandra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ind
Lion’s Club
Oscar Kersey
Norvel Colbert
Edmund Shell
Donald Stokes
Clyde Russell
J. C. Pickell
R. H. Nixon
Pickell
Vacation Bible School
Marjorie Dougherty
Miss Dougherty
Angelyn Mandra
Bible School
Home Missions Department
The
Christian Business and Professional Women of America
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ossian Rabourn
Syracuse
N. Y
W. C. Wait
Frances Broodie
Williamsport
M. E. Wiggins
Bill
Kenneth
Claudia Howlett
Adrian
Mich
Mr. Wiggin
J. D. Carter
Friend’s Church
Announcements Ad Department Hours and Advisors
Open daily from 8 A M to 7 45 P M Weekdays 9 AM to 8 PM Saturday and Sunday 6 PM to 7 45 PM Closed holidays Ask for an AdVisor Call C-1331 Charge It policy warns of one wrong run and special contract rates offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-1331
Market Reports from St Louis Livestock Yard June 27 1927
At National Stockyards Illinois hogs 10 500 head fairly active and mixed. 180 240 Ibs weights 10 to 25 cents lower than Monday, heavier weights steady to 25 higher, 170 Ibs down 25 cents. Sows steady to 25 lower. Cattle 3 500 calves 1 700 opening modestly active. Steers heifers and cows fully steady, yearlings up to 29 2 50. Vealers 28 32. Sheep 2 500 spring lambs opened 25 to 50 cents lower. native lambs 27 23 to 28 25. buck lambs down 1. ewes 5 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Ill
Chicago
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Report in Midweek Trade
Salable hogs about 9 000 with gains to 25 cents. top butchers near 20 3/4 with most 180 to 230 pounds at 20.25 to 20.65. Cattle 5 500. calves 500. slaughter cattle steady to 25 cents higher. hogs, sows and heavier weights show varied gains. Sheep 1 500 native lambs steady. rail shipped top at 28.50. ewes mostly 6.00 to 10.00.
Daily Vital Statistics Superior Court Damages and Divorces
A list of Superior Court cases including damages for Anthony Raymond Uffen by next friend Walter Uffen against Frank Davidson. Divorces granted or sought include Marie Jeffrey vs Thomas Jeffrey, William Earl Brazzell Jr. vs Elizabeth Brazzell, Wilma Sears vs Eugene Sears, and Betty Jo Hughes vs Hubert C Hughes. Separations noted for Pauline Vanlandingham vs Sam Vanlandingham, with other filings by Mattie Jeffrey vs Nailer Jeffrey and Iona Kennedy vs Arthur Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Raymond Uffen
Walter Uffen
Frank Davidson
Criss and
Criss
Superior Court No. 2
Marie Jeffrey
Thomas Jeffrey
William Earl Brazzell, Jr
Elizabeth Brazzell
Causey
Aldge
Wilma M. Sears
Eugene A. Sears
Paul O. Bertwig
Pauline Vanlandingham
Sam Vanlandingham
Sam Beecher
Mattie Jeffrey
Nailer Jeffrey
Betty Jo Hughes
Hubert C. Hughes
Robert H. Duffy
Iona Kennedy
Arthur Kennedy
Two West Terre Haute Residents Named in Local Notices
George Niccum 41 grocer of R R 3 West Terre Haute and Pauline McCullough 30 of Railroad Avenue West Terre Haute at home. Robert Gene White 22 laborer of R R 7 and Rita Mae Reinhard 17 R R 7 typist. Charles Lister 21 627 South Seventh Street West Terre Haute la borer and Marjorie Cardinal 20 8 God sey Avenue West Terre Haute Quaker Maid employe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Niccum
West Terre Haute
Pauline McCullough
Railroad Avenue
Robert Gene White
Rita Mae Reinhard
Charles Lister
South Seventh Street
Marjorie Cardinal
Godsey Avenue
Transfers Note Numerous Real Estate Conveyances
A sequence of property transfers lists Hattie Mosely Estelle Mosely Clyda Moore to Lonie Stover Kenneth Shafer Carrie Turner Harold Turner Homer Fuller Edward Cohen Matilda Rozgony Richard Melson Mabel Luce Rozgony Dennis Miller Essie Claypool John Whitlock Paul Farmer Kenneth Blocksom William McCaslin Alex Kosco Chester Holloway with parcels in Deming Maple Avenue Place Vandalia Place Sand Cut Farms and sec 22 27 25 twp 11 10 r 9 10. Each deal shows a $1 consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Mosely
Estelle M. Mosely
Algy Dean
Clyda E. Moore
Hus
Lonie B. Stover
Robert E. Lee
Grandview
Reuben A. Campbell
Kenneth O. Shafer
N. E
Carrie B. Turner
Harold Turner
S. E
Homer G. Fuller
Edward Nelson Cohen
Deming
Matilda Rozgony
Richard Melson
Maple Avenue Place
Mabel Lorene Smith Luce
Joan M. Rozgony
Finkbiner’s
Dennis A. Miller
Essie Claypool
Vandalia Place
John W. Whitlock
Paul Farmer
S. W
Kenneth Blocksom
William McCaslin
Alex Kosco, Jr
Chester L. Holloway
Area families welcomed newborns this week
To Mr and Mrs Eugene A Dabelow a boy Phillip Otto born June 19 at 1714 North Twenty seventh Street. To Mr and Mrs Robert I Turner Sullivan Ind a girl Susan Kay born June 20 at Union Hospital. To Mr and Mrs Edwin A Martin 3211 North Fifteenth and One half Street a girl Page born June 20. To Mr and Mrs Warren Boyll R R 3 Terre Haute a boy Joseph Warren born June 20 at Union Hospital. To Mr and Mrs Robert H Dinkel 1821 South Eighteenth Street a boy Thomas Theodore born June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Dabelow
North Twenty-seventh Street
Phillip Otto
Robert I. Turner
Sullivan
Ind
Susan Kay
Union Hospital
Edwin A. Martin
North Fifteenth
Page
Warren Boyll
R. R
Terre Haute
Joseph Warren
Robert H. Dinkel
South Eighteenth Street
Thomas Theodore
Market report: cattle hogs and sheep in Indianapolis
Salable hogs 7,000. weights 120 to 550 pounds with prices from 13.75 to 21.25 per hundredweight. Hogs mostly steady to higher on heavy weights, sows weak. Salable cattle 1,800. calves 500 with steers and yearlings at 23.90 to 30.60 and cows 14.50 to 22.50. Salable sheep 500. natives 27.00 to 29.00 with slaughter ewes 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Local Markets Poultry and Produce Prices Listed
See receipts 44 lbs net weight per case and up and country prices. Heavy breed hens 17c leg horn hens 14c cocks 7c. Grain and feed Wheat 1.95. Corn 1.38. Oats 78c. Rye 90c. See Renew 2.80 black and mixed 2.45.
Building Permits for Kenneth Shaw Repairs
Kenneth Shaw of 49 South Eighteenth Street files a building permit for repairs valued at $150 dated June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Shaw
South Eighteenth Street
Colson Defeats Geekie In Paris Elks Tourney
In Paris Illinois Bud Colson upset Rolla J Geekie two up and one to end Geekie’s two year reign as Elks Country club champion. Colson now faces R R Chiz Thompson while the field trims to 18 with matchups including Stone vs Feutz and Johnson vs Guyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Illl
Elks Country Club
Rolla J. Geekie
Bud Colson
Colson
R. R
Chiz” Thompson
Don Thompson
Paul Stone
Don Feutz
Bob Johnson
Harold Guyman
Jim Blackmore
J. E. Bauman
W. F. Kirsten
Bud Eads
Bert Foley
W. J. Menke
Joe Wren
Lee Blanford
Bill Cornwell
Wayne Zimmerly
C. Shontze
C. M. Rector
Chicago Market Reports From June Grain and Livestock Prices
Chicago market bulletin lists live poultry and dairy prices with unsettled hens and varied grade butter. Carrots eggs and potatoes show steady to moderate demand with track sales and regional car shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
California
Arizona Triumphs
Arkansas
Triumphs
North Carolina
Grain prices steady as wheat scarce in Chicago market
Cash wheat unavailable while corn futures show No 1 yellow at 1.52 to 1.534 dollars per bushel and No 2 at 1.52 to 1.5374. No 3 1.51, No 4 1.48, sample 1.44. Oats range from 93 to 99 cents with various grades. Barley quoted nominally 1.50 to 1.65 for malting and 1.15 to 1.25 for feed. Soybeans listed as none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Light plane pilot killed in Evansville crash
James H. Lee aged 26 from Owensboro Kentucky died when his light plane crashed and burned during a turn near Evansville. State police said he apparently lost control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
James H. Lee
Owensboro
Notice of Appointment of Executrix for Two Estates
Hattie Dunkelberger Dilk and Paul R. Shafer qualify as executrix and executor for the estates of Katherine Inman and Jennie Etta Frank respectively. Both estates are stated as solvent. Gambill Dudley & Cox and Hilleary & Shafer Attorneys represent the executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Inman
Hattie Dunkelberger
DILK
Gambill, Dudley & Cox
Hasquali
Jennie Etta Frank
Paul R. Shafer
Hilleary & Shafer
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix
LOUI WELCH appointed administratrix of the estate of Clarence W. Denham deceased. Estate declared to be solvent. Attorneys Albert F. Owens and Robert F. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Denham
Loui Welch
Albert F. Owens
Robert F. Wallace
Notices for Moose Lodge and local services
Wednesday Moose Lodge meeting announced at 6634 Wab. address with J R Coskiey Lee listed. Local radio baseball broadcast on Motorola FM. Family care ad for B F Goodrich at 635 Cherry C-4876 and H-4564 offering in home child care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motorola FM
Goodrich
Delicious Foods Where to Find Them and Local Ads
Notices list lodge meetings for June 27 1950 including Delicous Foods where to find them and ads for services such as fur storage cleaning rugs and massage. Local Masonic lodges announce M M Degree work and welcome visitors at William Penn Lodge 727 and other lodges. Also advertised are shops for cleaning asphalt floors, rug cleaning, furniture and beauty services, and restaurants offering meals and special cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Blizzard
W. M
R. W. Bonnett
William Penn Lodge
Herschelbaug
Notice Filing Estimates for Vigo County Poor Farm Facilities
Public notice lists estimates for supplies for the Poor Farm Glenn Home and Colored Home in Vigo County Indiana for quarter ending September 30 1950. Bids due June 30 1950 at 10 00 A M with bonds required and low bid favored. Board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Home
Vigo County
Indiana
Joseph G. Jones
Board of Commissioners
Louie M. Cook
Sean
Vigo
Daisy A. Cook
Louie Cook
Vico Circuit Court
Terre Haute
J. Howard O’laughlin
Vico Circuit
Hilleary & Shafer
FTC
Clara M. Bolger
Circuit Court
Katharine Bolger
Vigo Circuit Court
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Kelly
Superior
Carmen Provence
Orville Provence
Jyne
S Aid Court
Unileee
Anvear
James_J. Harper
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Jamerian Loan & Fin. CO
Welfare Finance Corp
Commonwealth
Commonwatc
Commonwealth Loan Company
N. W
Wabash Ind
Fairbanks Bik
Wabash Ave
Crawford
Dh.p
F.O.B
Vigo Implement CO
Paris Ave
W.T.H. C
East Side Loan CO
Wabash
Street
Ford
Ford Dealer
Rodgers-Day Ford Sales, Inc
South 6Th St
Associated Press
South Korea
World Briefs
Berne
Switzerland
International Committee of the Red Cross
Joan Homer Anderson
Department of Agriculture
Brannan
Boy
Fisherman Modest
RAILS
Gillette
Ail Coast L
Int
Alleg. Corp
Rayon B&o
Lone Star Cem. Y
Ee8
Stratton
Jarvis Ches
Ohio
Steve
Libby McNeil
Libby
Gt. North
Norf. & West
Louis. & Nash
McKess. & Robb
Pepsi Cola
Leh. Val. R. R
No. Pac
Murray Corp
Nehi Corp
Reading Mey
Hi. Cent
WY. Ship
Otis Elec
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Wens US
So. Ac
Liver Farmes
So. Ry
Pullman, Inc
UN. Pac
Rect
Gamb
Rem
Randmus
Wealth
Simmons
Pwr
Am. Wat
Thompson Prod
Timken R
Col & E
Texall
Ohio Edison Sane
Union Bay Southern Co
West
Lec
Con
Cleveland Elec
Phillip Morris Baccos
Reyn
No. Am
Corillard
Ligg. & My. Tob
Pac. Light
Peoples Gas
Goodrich Serv
N. J
Goodyear Firestone Seeee
Stone & Webster
UN. Corp
U.S. Rubber
Imp
Richfield Oil
Oil
Car & F
Sinclair of
Allis
Houston Oil
Quaker Oil
Am. Mach. & Met
Std
Calif
Bullard
Skelly Oil Bald
Loco 10 Ltd. Oil
Budd
Standard Ohio
Briggs
Shell Union
Berg. Warner
Secony
Beth
Pure Oil Il
Case Peeves Bbn
John Deere
Pet
Wstee
Elec
Auto Lt. + Ltd
Oil N. J
Eaton Mfg
B. Sug Midland
Can Corp
Nickel
Woolsae
Adams
Young
Can
Rep
Byron Jackson
Wheeling
Eee
Bohn Alum
jAlleg
Vanadium
Bruns
Balke Coll
Blaw-Knox
St. Joe Lead
Young. S. & T
Cater Tract
Eeeewe Motors
Nat
Gen
Cable Teee Eee
Schenley
U.S. Ind AL
Borden Cs. Natl
Bisc
Aviation American Airlines
Aveo Corp
Bendix Avia
Airp
Curtiss Wra
Curtiss Wr. A
Tee Consolidated
Natl Avia
Glen Martin
Pan Amereeeeee
Corp
Wate
United Airs
United Aire
Lockheed
TWA
Alaska
Dome Mines
Bridgepot Brass Co
Anac
Cerde
Hee Asco
Park Utah
Howe Sound
Kennecott Op
Miami
Sunshine
U. S. Smel Chemicals
U S. Lines Co
Allied Chem
Col
Com
Monsanto
Steee U. S. Gypsum
Carbide
Precision Equip
Cent
Fox Loews, Inc
Para. Picter
Woolworth
Gimbel Bros
Armour
Armour IL
Cudahy
Swift
Ilson
Poco
Newport, Ind
Tribune-Star
Ite
ST. Louis Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Indianapolis Livestock
Grain and Feed
John Albert King
Michigan State Prison
Vincennes
Colson Routs
Chicago Cash Grain
Dwayne
Wyatt
Lodge
As Lodge No. 42
M. M
Lewis Tanoos
Julius W. Ahrens
Levinson’s
Messenger
Root's Notions
Arthur Murray Studio
7Th St
Catherine
M C Grainger
Herbert Fischer
Lafayette Ave
B & F. Photo Service
N. 4Th
Johnnie's Grill
Davis Restaurant
the Cookery
Lindsay’s
5Th
Ladson's Bakeries
Fern Ladson
Alma Owens Harper
S. 6Th St
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