Auto show to dominate Indiana fall fair program
Indianapolis Automotive Trade Association plans a grand 1915 exhibit near the fair grounds with a 325 foot tent and 20,300 square feet of space. The show will feature new cars and accessories, no admission fee, daily programs, and strong competition among exhibitors.
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Indiana State
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
Indiana
Alto Shot
Iver
Tectidias Aza Fair
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Mont gomery and Washington Community
Bizarre scattered notes detail a Montgomery Sunday gathering at St. Patricks lawn social with Mrs Edward T O Don and families from Washington. Mentioned are visits by McDonald, Fanning, Kellett, Reilly, Grannan, and others, plus dances, church services, and school finishings in Terre Haute and nearby towns.
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Ibe McDonald
Montgomery Bunday
Milidalh -Kellett
Edward Fanning
St. Patricks
Edward
T. O’don
Washington
Margaret
Fanning
Mary “Reilly
Elizaahue
Washingtoh
Burget
Wee Haute
Local Notes From Cloverdale and Nearby
Cloverdale residents report visits and travel across towns including Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Names mentioned include Mrs Hare Eagan Ray Jones Webster Kiltry McDonald and Cora Wiss visiting relatives and attending events. A six month old child Tenry Chestnut was buried in Corn Sunday.
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Harry [Hersad
Terre Hilute
Garnetta Banta
Plainville
Yard
John Fitzpatrick
Sun
Katie
Martin County
Wednes
Linn
Keith
Teville
Local Social Notes Highlight Small Gatherings and Visits
The snippet lists various guests and visits including Ed Scott buying an auto midweek, Mr. Gro A Tome McGuire from Martin County as guests of E i L Grove, Mrs. Edwards with her son from Illinois, and Lew Canary visiting Plain City. Several neighborly events and farm moves are mentioned among residents.
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Nesday
John Sty
Washih
B. Cox
Gro
A. Tome ‘McGuire
Martin Cout
E.il
Grove
Tea Gootee
Jon
Edwards
Son
Illinois
Lew Canary
BE. L. Grove Wallace
Dreu Farm
Cornettsville
George Scott
Local notes from Audordsville and surrounding area
Community items report meetings at Old Union led by Rev Hines. John Harris ill but improving. Oil well depth surpasses 900 feet. Visits by Sallie Allen and children from Popular Bluff. Several locals travel to Vincennes and Washington for business. Drug store sold to Prof. R A Roberts. real estate deal with S Wineinger. Medical students and patients mentioned. road work ongoing and church meetings at Truelove.
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Sig
John
Barr
Washington
Burris
Charles. Allen
John Allen
Albert Ham
Mie
Cennes
Sallie Allen
Popular Bluff
John @sman
Ds. Burris
C. D. Harbison
Frank
Sourdike
Martin Sourdike
Bi. C. ‘Burris
Petéraburg
David E. Elliott
John Abel
Wi ‘Ineinger
Jesse Godwin
R. A. Roberts
Steward
Petersbur
Young
Foley Cathars Triumph Over Ali Te Fo in Local Bout
In a distorted entry, a boxing match description shows Foley Cathars defeating Ali Te Fo in a controversial local bout with unclear broadcast notes. Officials credited Cathars with a win amid disputed rounds.
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Foley Cathars Tiver & Wit Wien
Ali Te Foi
Rae ’ Te É E
Co . Smith
EESOM EMS in Washington area on Tuesday
C Myers of Washington was in the neighborhood off bases on Tuesday. Theodore McCall and Mrs Sarah Metheny were at Piginville on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jodenmathes visited Ed Beott Sunday. William Carter named superintendent of the Bicknell schools. Peter Cowan ill. Rain affected activities across the area.
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Ira Bowman
Harvest
Blain Fle
Mecall and
ballie-Aletheny
Aington
Baker and Son
Miss Brooks
Wishi Iting
Herault
Mary
Bessie
Keller
Lucinda
Barr
D. Wilk
Clarence McGall
Fantt
Athicodore
C. Myers
Washington
Theodore McCall
Sarah Metheny
Piginville
Jodenmathes
Ed Beott
William Carter
Bicknell Ischools
Osmon
George
Washinston
Pitston
Mallett
Republican convention and local tax levy notices
A notice lists a meeting of Van Buren township Republicans in Rafflesville on September 15 1914 at 2 pm to nominate a ticket and conduct business. It also covers levy proposals for Veale township for 1914 including real expenditures 700, school and road taxes, and total tax 72 cents per $100, with net taxable property 521 385. Dated August 6 1914.
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Buren Township
Rafflesville
Hl’ H. Sefrit
bLius Smith
Veale
Viegs County
Palace Car
Egraph
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