State Board Officers Five Districts Represented by New Men
The Indiana State Board of Agriculture elected officers with no opposition. President M. S. Claypool of Muncie led a slate including vice president John L. Thompson of Gas City and treasurer J. W. Legrange of Franklin. New district appointees included E. Tuell Corydon and J. Tilson Franklin, with Wallace proposing broader Indianapolis attractions for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Claypool
Muncie
John L. Thompson
Gas City
J. W. Legrange
Franklin
Charles Downing
Indianapolis
E. H. Peed
New Castle
James E. McDonal
Mason J. Niblack
Sid Conger
W. T. Beauchamp
C. Haines
Rockport
Vincennes
Tuell
Corydon
New
John Tilson
H. L. Nowlin
Lawrenceburg
Ee Porter
Hagerstown
Wallace
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
J. C. Bridges
Bridgeton
W. M. Blackstock
Lafayette
Joseph Cunningham
Miami County
C. B. Benjamin
Leroy
J. E. McDonald
Ligonier
W. W. Stevens
Fair Grounds
James E. McDonald
McDonald
Esident Claypool
David Wallace
Seme Ee Ae
Concountry
Sousa
T Rd
Ate
Indiana Corn Growers Association Meets at Statehouse
Large attendance at the Indiana Corn Growers Association meeting in the Statehouse. President A O Lockridge warned the year was not yet prosperous for corn production. he urged Indiana farmers to lead in the corn belt by improving seed and breeding, with talks on seed corn selection and practical judging lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Statehouse
A. O. Lockridge
Indiana
Postum Helped Woman End Coffee Related Ailments
A Clinton Michigan woman describes relief from liver trouble stomach catarrh and digestive distress after abandoning coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. She credits improved health to the product and says she no longer needs liver medicine and would share her doctor’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra
Abner Marrion
Clinton, Mich
Swine Breeders Meet at Occidental Hotel
The Chester White branch of the Swine Breeders Association met at the Occidental Hotel last night to discuss raising this hog class. They plan another meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester White
Swine Breeders’ Association
Occidental Hotel
Milk inspection report shows steady citywide dairy upkeep
The city sanitarian reports a year of milk depot and dairy inspections with 1,684 depots checked and 32 of 700 dairies found lacking in cleanliness. Cows inspected total 1,334. The sanitary inspector adds monthly data on houses disinfected water samples and smallpox cases, detailing counts for January through December and an overall annual total of 135 smallpox-related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Service
Board of Health
Justice board criticized for pre publication checks
Judge Allen of the Cir cuit Court warned the County Board of Charities over its practice of inspecting county institutions and publishing reports before officials are informed. Officials allege visits occur without notice and that the board fails to make direct improvement recommendations. The judge stated he has no role with the board beyond appointing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Allen
Circuit Court
County Board of Charities
Board of Charities
Allen
Mortgage Answer Filed Over Receipts Claims In Foreclosure
Milton R Vert seeks to cancel Charles E Carter mortgage in a Indianapolis Superior Court foreclosure, arguing 1897 law on household goods required receipts for payments. he cites $89 total in $10 and $15 installments with no receipts. The docket also notes related appeals, interpleader, executorship, new suits, and various court actions across Superior and Circuit Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton R. Vert
Charles E. Carter
Carter
Vert
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
William Johnson
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
James M. Leathers
New Columbus Bridge Company
B. L. Blair Company
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
Charles H. Carter
Sarah G. Wilson
Wiliam O. Fulton Et al
Lucy Miller
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Edward A. Strong
William L. Essman
Mechanic
van Hummell
Herman E. Martens
Amanda Young
Jamess
Charles T. Whitsett
The
Commercial Travelers’ Association of Indiana
Mary F. Hission
Hamilton Dee Palmer
Oregon O. Lee
Frank A. Morrison
Bridget Gorman
Lena Wadsworth
Noah Wadsworth
Higher Courts Record in State v Van Cleave and Others
Appellate notes list various Indiana cases with dismissals and rulings. Parke C dismissed State v Van Cleave for failure to file marginal notes. North v Davidson and others dismissed for lack of party alignment or proper joinder. Some decisions affirm, reverse, or advance briefs. judges cite inherent court power to establish procedural rules and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMS
State
van Cleave
Parke C
Hadley
North
Davidson
Kosciusko C. C
Baker
Hart Vs. Insurance Company
Marion S. C
Kirkman
Grant C. Co
New Case Briefs and Appellate Assignments Noted
A court record lists several items including petitions for leave to file briefs overruled in different counties. It notes appellee briefs for cases such as Consumers' Paper Company vs Harry J. Eyer and Villany Malott receiver against the T H and R R Co in Clay County with assignments of errors in term and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Owen County Et al
Richard Newport
Owen Co. C
Appellate Court
Hipes
Griner
Delaware
C. C
Henley
Cleveland, Etc
Gormley
Kirkland
Martin C. C
Wiley
Deering
Montgomery Co. C
Jack
White
Marshall C. C
Woolfington
Ritter
Delaware Co. C
Supreme Court
Huntington
Association
Huntington C. C
American
Company
Williams
Madison
Mankin
Pennsylvania
W. U. T. Company
Kruezer
Lemuel
Todd Et al
William Ogidion
Tipton C. C. Appellee
John Bout E¢T
Willam H. Donly
Laporte
C. Appellee
Consumers’ Paper Company
Harry J. Eyer
C. C. Appellee
Wilkie & Crockett
Miss Ada Kendall Hosts and Guests Highlight Society
A long social page notes Ada Kendall of Lafayette as guest of Grace White, with many meetings, dances, lectures, and weddings in Indianapolis. Included are nuptials of Frank A. Tiffany and Carolyn Sanborn, and numerous teas, parties, and church events through January and February.
City News Notes and Local Briefs
The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will hold a turn at Masonic Hall on Thursday January 16. Police launch a crusade against unlicensed peddlers. Five Greeks arrested yesterday. Hight tramps, drunk and disorderly, arrested near Moran's saloon on Main Street. Plymouth Church annual meeting set for 7:45 PM at the pastor Rev H C Meserve’s Park Avenue home. Eli Marvin joins the Central Hospital for the Insane board of managers and met officers yesterday. Lowell Allen, eight, from 422 East Louisiana Street, vanished Tuesday morning. father seeks police help. Attorney Frank Hendricks petitions Marion Circuit Court to appoint a jury to assess Gustav Birkholz qualifications and competency to practice. Another smallpox case reported to Board of Health. Jennie Hart, 18, colored, removed to City Hospital pesthouse. Dr Buehler reports. An auction at Ferry Capitol Shipyard disposed of property prospective state, with various candidates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Masonic Hall
Moran's Saloon
Maois Street
Plymouth Church
H. C. Meserve
Park Avenue
Eli Marvin
Central Hospital For the Insane
Lowell Allen
East Louisiana Street
Frank Hendricks
Circuit Court
Gustav Birkholz
Marion Circuit Court
Board of Health
Jennie Hart
City
Buehler
Ferry
Christian Obligations to Home Church and World Sermon
Officers attend the sale, and a Rev Dr Kelloge sermon at Central Avenue M E Church tackles obligations to home church and world. Services run 7 45 to 9. Zimmerman missing clerk sought by butcher Yorger. County considers a new poor farm with $100000 after sale of old farm. Factory News expands, Morgan & Jackson rebate dispute, W C T U talk on Gothenburg liquor solution. Pensacola fishing party reels big catch on Columbia trip with many Indianapolis visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelloge
Central-avenue M. E
Charles Yorger
No. 10
Virginia Avenue
Charles Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Robert Yorger
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Morgan & Jackson
Drucilla Wison
Kansas
Pleasant Bond
Park Avenue
Inigo
Pensacola
Fla
Columbia
Gulf
Santa Rosa Island
B. Croeninat
W. P. Davis
Stowell
Mann
Miss Clapp
Anderson
Mrs. Black
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Board Officers
Swine Breeders’ State Association
Corn Growers’ Association
Indiana Swine Breeders’ Association
State Board of Agriculture
R. N. Hinchman
Ging, Ind
Hinchman
Lucien Arbuckle
Adam F. May
Flat Rock
William R. Midkiff
Joe Cunningham
Peru
Joe Gartin
Burney
W. A. Hart
New Mt. Pleasant
W. O. Canaday
Frankton
A. 8. Gilmore
Greensburg
Hope
Allen Beeler
Walter S. Johnson
Newata
W. O. Smiley
Judson
Felix Gartin
F. F. Moore
Rochester
E. K. Morris
John Harcourt
Walter Johnson
Dr. W. A. Hendrick
M. W. Neal
W. A. Swain
Chester White Breeders
City Sanitarian
Board of
Milton R. Vest
Commercial Insurance Company
Hart
Supoms Court
Thomas Gormley
James J. Kirkland
George Trayford
Big Four Railroad Company
Trayford
Newman Street
Elijah L. van Cleave
John H. Hission
Nellie C
Charlotte M
Edna E. Hission
Schafer
Charles Schafer
Fourth Ward
Civic Alliance
John E. Whistler
E. C. Huntington
John E. Whisler
Unis
the Court Record
Personal and
Ada Kendall
Grace White
Edward Ruless Martin
Kansas City
Reaume
Frank A. Tiffany
Carolyn Sanborn
Schellschmidt
Maud Marston
Charles Judson
Chicago
E. R. Rombauer
St. Louis
von Starklo
George F. Adams
Frank Nichols Lewis
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Broadway M. HB
George S. Arnold
East St. Joseph Street
Minnie Carter Schroyer
Home Sty
F. B. Brown
John E. Sulger
W. N. Johnson
North Capitol Avenue
J. T. MacGeath
Hartford City
Harry Minter
Nellie van Natta
Third Christian Church
Hanford Newell Rogers
George Gardner
Laurel
Miss
Rogers
Missionary Society of the Garden Baptist Church
Lydia Dowson
Walton Street
Joseph Crandall
First Baptist Church
Mr. Crandall
Queen Esther
Luella Stephens
South
Alabama Street
Clyde Townsend
Elizabeth Stewart
Alethea Jackson
May Bliss
J. Villers
J. J. Read
Portland
H. K. Read
Spokane
Wash
R. F. Walker
Orville
Allentown
Orville Read
College Avenue
Mary Grady
Harry J. Borst
Father Gavick
St. John’s Church
William Flynn
James N. Rogers
Gustav Becker
Charles A. Wallingford
Hanford
Newell Rogers
North Meridian Street
Washington
Anna Kahn
Evansville
Bertha Scott
Oxford College
Louis M. Efroymson
Minnie Tobias
Rabbi Messing
G. A. Efroymson
Louis Wolf
Jacob Efroymson
Moses
Michael Wolf
Meyer
Jacob
Rae Efroymson
Frank Kennington
Louis Bernstein
Palm Beach
Efroymson
Albert Baker
Miss Dunkerson
Hvansville
Sarah Wilson
Mary Davis
Anna Dean
Miss Fitch
New York
Mary Sayles
Louise Fletcher
Mar Foster
Thad Baker
James Floyd
Booth Tarkington
Robert Foster
Reginald Sullivan
Fred Wasson
George Denny
Fred de Frees
A. Z. Wiley
W. W. Pfrimmer
Kentland
Ind
Sam
Pfrimmer
Kankakee Valley
Fibber—Clarke
Mary A. Clarke
Sadie Margaret Clarke
Herbert E. Fleber
Mary Kreuler
Alfred Reichman
Gertrude
Ortrude Schmidt
Louise Hubbard
Fieber
Ashland Avenue
W. HH. Clarke
Omaha
Harry Fieber
Cincinnati
Howard Kreider
Mary Kreider
Ichenhauser
Indianapolis Journal
Mabel Botkin
John Botkin
Lewis C. de Vore
East High Street
M. A. Harlan
Methodist Church
Scott—Voris
Crawfordsville
Robert Carl Scott
A. M. Scott
Ladoga
Ethel M. Voris
Ezra Voris
Guyton—Garrett
Cambridge City
Stanley Guyton
Nettie Garrett
Lacey
Wainwright—Foraker
Julia Foraker
Foraker
Francis King Wainwright
Philadelphia
Mackay-Smith
Wainwright
Bryn Mawr
Roosevelt
Gea Tse
Wasson
Lyons
Cheney Brothers
Norfolk
City News Notes
ASSO
Excelsior
the Journal
Handbook of
the Journal Newspaper Co
Indianapolis, Ind
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