McDougal Estate Tax Totals and Heirs Listed
Fragmentary digits summarize the McDougal estate with real estate values totaling 51 746 50 and personal property 2 219 07. Inheritance tax charges appear for McDougal widow and daughters, plus grandchildren F Greenwood Hazel My, Robert M Greenwood and F Greenwood. Remaining specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Dixon
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Heffernan
Fdr
Alece
McDougal
Dougal
Hamersiy
Iy’ DicDougal
Hazel My
Rhert M. Greenwood
F. Greenwood
Ench
Closing Doors End wartime controls in new year
An Associated Press report notes that closing dates and labor shifts loom as wartime prohibitions ease on January 1. Officials say soft fundaments and re frees have been in place since July 1, with changes affecting employment and industry nationally.
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Associated Prosk
Idol Creato
Wipols Bisoe Protective Assueia
Supreme
Emplor
Fragmented reports from early 1940s US news reel
A garbled dispatch covers multiple topics from December in Washington and Indianapolis. It mentions a man under police scrutiny in Indiana, army camp purchases near Dayton, and coal price shifts tied to government pricing for Indiana mines. It references statements by Rear Admiral Grayson and fuel administration counsel F. E. Harkness.
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Leery
Presa
Washington
B.C
Dayton
Tinally
Hay
Gig Hoone
Ingianapolie
Alge Operstord and Cos
Briday
F. BE. Harkness
Esman
Citarompany
Bituninoud
Untitled sports item from Washington event recap
A fragmentary report describes a Washington event with racing crowds, a parade, and a rivalry close in tone. It mentions Washington students traveling, visitors arriving, and a game that kept rivals near, with a focus on the turnout and atmosphere rather than precise results.
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Finn
Jbrrivedy
Vick Einie
T Et Iri
Washington
Bijateers
Orr Pils
Hy Bal Jiehn
Plans for annual smoker and dances by legion in Indianapolis
A Sanday meeting in Indianapolis plans a smoker for December 29 to fund raise for the legion. Two dances will be held under legion auspices before Lantern season and after Easter. Judge Carter of Marion County Superior Court will attend as guest speaker. he served in World War I with the Rainbow Division and helped place Indianapolis national headquarters. Committee members assemble arrangements and membership buttons will be distributed at the smoker.
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Lagio Ab A
Sanday
Airenae
Washington
Ualauspices
Legion
I Carter
Mperior
Ma Irion County
Carter
Rainbow Division
Germany
Indianapolis
Rpglon
Judme Carter Fa Cen
Tudlona
Alors- Artankemonin
M. W. Prather
R.W. Tharp
Ralphs
Mystery Behind Sineed Death Shocks West Indiana
Relatives of Inaac Sharp, killed in a Colorado Springs mine incident last month, suspect murder. Investigations focus on the mine boss, Sharp’s body returned to Knox county near Bicknell, with details of a brutal beating and a missing return from work unfolding.
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Vincennes
Ind
Inaac Sharp
Colorado Springs
Cot
Sharn
Knox County
Bicknell
George Sharp
Traae Sharp
Aominer
Desiot
Sharp
Akn
County Court Declares State Law unconstitutional
In Anderson Indiana a circuit court ruling declares a recent state law unconstitutional. The decision addresses a provision challenged as beyond legislative authority and marks the first such ruling in the state regarding the statute. The case stems from a Pence residence and involves county level enforcement during proceedings.
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Ile Pence
Alderson
Cyholdy Meaenre
Logishilaer
Assorbted Press
Anderson
Ind
Dale Pence
St. Joseph Comity Court
Labor leaders urge no party shakeup at union conference
Washington delegates from international unions and railroad brotherhoods say no efforts will be made to disturb the current political alignment. Preliminary speeches indicate organized labor may seek redress via elections of two party members favorable to union labor. No farmer organization representatives attended the session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Conference of International Union’ Presidents
Openadt
American Federation of Lalinr Heagain Retorn
Organized Inter
Union La‘bar
Orjer
Mrs Maggie Martin Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Maggie Martin of 204 Southwest Firat Street died Friday afternoon at 7 30. She was thirty nine years old and had suffered from pulmonary tuberculosis after a long critical illness. Widow of Joseph Martin she came to Washington from Martin County and for years was employed in local hotels. Four children survive.
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Maggie Martin
Firat Street
O'Cloory
Martin
Joseph Martin
Washington
Martin County
Fragmentary 19th Century Political Fragments
Readable portions cite war era politics and figures like Abraheth Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. Mentions include initiative, inheritance, federal relations, and section officers with uncertain context. Overall, fragmented notes reference national leadership and governance debates.
Shoals party opens seal mine on farm at Thomas
A local event titled Shoals Light le 8 Bower com party plans to open a seal mine on the Thomas farm. Details are sparse as the OCR text is fragmentary and unclear about dates and participants.
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Bower
Thomas
Hear
Plan to Evade Tax Leads to Prison for New York Man
An attempt to defraud the United States of a portion of income tax resulted in Ryman Benedicht, a New York cotton robber and wholesaler, being fined 18,788 dollars and sentenced to one day in prison.
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New York
Bee
United States
Ryman Benedeitz
Fragmented OCR Ends in Unclear Sports Note
The readable fragment hints at a sports moment but lacks clear names, teams, or outcomes. It mentions sticking with a 4 and references a proof of skill or luck, but the full event and participants cannot be determined from the provided text.
Miner Henry Street killed in Jasper mine collapse
Henry Street, a coal miner, was killed by a rock fall in a Jasper area mine. He previously lived on Martin Court and was brother to Silas Street of Washington. Street was working solo in Quarry when the rock fell and killed him.
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Henry Treet
Jasper
Martin Courty
Silas Btr
Washington
Quentry
Marshall Crawford Dies by His Own Hand in Farmersboro
James P. Crawford, 52, marshal at Farmersboro for two months, ended his life Monday morning by hanging himself at 7 o clock, according to local reports. The tragedy occurred at his residence, leaving the community in shock as officials investigate the circumstances surrounding the death and his service in the town.
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James ‘Pl Crawford
Farmersbore
Barladn Poblisher Incomplete Appointment Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions Shemurn Enterprice and an appointment with Phaney, clerk KE, and Charles E. B. BOYS, 1ibliphar at the state. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
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Cere
Phaney
Torlapu
Charles E. B
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