Public stamp exchange rules for damaged June cards envelopes
Damaged June cards and stamped envelopes may be exchanged at full postage value with limitations. Owners may redeem up to three cent stamps and a select envelope stock for postage values, while postmasters issue dated acknowledgments if storage is insufficient. Returns are to be held for future demands, and stocks will be redistributed to departments as needed.
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Carda
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Manter
President Wilson Criticized At Fort Wayne Meeting
Will H Heys chairman of the Republican Nations Committee spoke at a Twelfth Indiana district Republicans gathering in Fort Wayne Indiana saying Wilson failed to heed vital public works issues. He urged immediate congressional action to address delays and propose legislation toward economy and business confidence with topics including railroads costs capital labor a budget system trade and diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Fort Wayne
Ind
Will H. Heys
Republicat Nations Committee
Indiana
Hara Bird
Congress
Unclear Wisconsin oil well report amid scrambled text
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a Wisconsin oil company drilling in Pike County fields near Patersonburg. Mentions a Scott-Tarvey case, a twelve mien weaty of Patersburo, and an open twenty-barrel swell. Describes an Ors dgen well in a new Pa equaty off fields with unusually road quality.
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Wisconsin Off Company
Scott-Tarvey
Patersburo
Autoincident near Worthington injures family of six
The Courtneys from Bisora survived a near fatal auto crash during a negotiating turn. Mr. Courtney drove the car and four children were inside. A baby was ejected into the water from a cushion and almost drowned. Mrs Courtney and others sustained minor injuries.
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Courtney
Bisora
Worthington
Mre Courtney
Goop ErR Old-Jordes Day On Swallows Farm Field Notice
Swallows farm north of Plainville road experiences trouble with field conditions as Mr Swallow cultivates six acres involving a Moline tractor. A neighbor Mr Palmer attends with an invitation while two rows of corn cross the field and a worker moves gear along an America rod.
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Swallows Farm
Plainville Road
Oro
Asrstamford
Swallows
Mit Pelmer
Local Indiana Probate Notes Highlight Daviess County Claims
Fragmentary OCR notes reference estates and claims in southern Indiana, mentioning Daviess County and nearby towns. The text hints at a probate process or attachment and a river or waterway term, but specifics are unclear due to damage. Named places appear to include Daviess County and adjacent locales, with scattered references to claimants.
Bank Robbery Foiled by Elderly Messenger in Manhattan
An elderly bank messenger pursuing six holdup men down stairwells at a Manhattan elevated station opened fire, felling one assailant as they fled with a bag said to hold 100000 in securities from Colonial Bank. The robbery target involved funds to the federal reserve.
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Associated Press
New York
Manhattan
Colonial Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Tariff push for pearl buttons voiced by McCormick
Hiram McCormick, a Buools lawyer, asks Senator Watson to back a republican protective tariff for the pearl button industry. He warns Japan and other Orient producers, aided by cheap labor and shell imports, threaten U S factories in Indiana and nearby counties. A tariff is urged to preserve jobs and prevent erosion of the domestic button trade.
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Hiram McCormick
Buools
Warwen
Watson
McCormick
United States
Japan
Xem
Orient
Indiana
Thid Martin
Wath
Vircennes
Rockport
Othr
Invoico Railway Under Government Control Review
J Poyton a government representative for the United States railroad service arrived in Terra late morning to inspect the equipment of the Van’s Bile and Indianapolis railroad. The inventory aims to determine the railway’s future after government control ends. The line has been operated by Chicago and Eastern until June 1917 under government oversight. Clark and other railroad officials will visit Greenwood yards south of Torr, to compile a full invoice of equipment engines yards and machinery tied to the line. The assessment will influence who operates the road once control is relinquished. The Chicago Office will finalize the plan with the administration.
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J. Poyton
United States Railroad Sabe
Terra Laute
Vansbile & Indinoapalis
Chicago & Fastern Iin Oir
Railroad Administration
J Uné
Clark
Torraute
Anginas
InAs
Twne
Chicago
Cis
Ead
Elkhart Leader Seeks War Hero Story Cited
A fragment from Elkhart details a wartime hero narrative tied to Vailiana Aerie, with a likely emphasis on leadership and civic honor. The text includes garbled names and locations, suggesting a local human interest focus on a veteran or community figure.
Soldiers to Hains
A typed and garbled dispatch notes limits on military equipment and railcar allocations. It mentions seventy Pullmans for New York Central service and general orders affecting excursion trains, with references to railroads, universities, and personnel changes amid a broader wartime mobilization context.
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Hains
Presa
Weperal
Hines
Armita
Spe
York Central
New
Willard-Dorapacy
Iridall Association Increases Capital Stock To 3 Million
The Iridall Association of Washington reports necessary papers filed to raise capital stock by 500000, bringing total from 2600000 to 3000000. The Union Savings and Loan Association was organized March 1, 1895, with Hamlet Allen as president of the board.
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Iridall Association
Washington
Fhgrkose
Union Saringa & Loan Association
Orrandred
Hamlet Allen
CKINS'S AUTOMOBILE Slightly Damaged by Fire
The Kernans Automobile 15 Slightly damaged by fire. The Western Ninety automobile of William Perkins caught fire in the garage at the rear of the family home on Front Street this morning. The central fire department was called to the scene.
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Ckins
William Perkins Cought
Orven
Central Fire Department
Anc Mygeles O Fon
Girl Missing From Van Uaren Township Barn
A search of local areas found young Elva Harper, daughter of Axear Tater, missing since 9 o clock last night. She was last seen in Van Karen to Wneblo and located later in a barn near Dan Hathey. The coroner reports a nervous breakdown as cause.
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van Uaren
Wentau
Elva Harper
Cishteed Yenes
Axear’ Tater
van Karen
Wneblo
Lawes
Dan Hathey
Damatio
Saii Ahe
Government expands amid post of Can Jor expansion
Fragmentary report notes government actions and personnel changes with unclear details. Remaining legible items reference posts and potential titles in a regional context, mentioning formalities and administrative steps.
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Can Jor
Veterans burial bill amid wartime memory debated in legislature
A fragmented report discusses a proposed amendment on honoring American soldiers who died abroad during wartime. It notes appropriations and honors such as Croix de Guerre recognitions, with mentions of delegates and shifts in memorial policy reflecting ongoing national sentiment.
Notice of Filing and Hearing for County Board Review
Public notice details dates for county board of review hearings on real and personal property across multiple townships. Names of county officials and hearing schedule appear, with instructions for taxpayers to study the notice and present cases on specified days.
Petition for Road Improvements in Daviess County Indiana
A messy historical notice item detailing petitions for public highway improvements in Daviess County Indiana. It references the Board of Commissioners, auditor J G Clare, dates in 1919, and multiple proposed road projects including widening, grading, draining, paving and graveling with mentions of specific townships and routes. The text notes hearings, deadlines, and the right of interested parties to appear to argue the petitions.
Road Improvement Petition for Porter Township and Leogoatee Areas
A public hearing will be held in the county court house at Woobington on July 11, 1929, to consider a petition requesting the county surveyor and engineer to lay out and improve a rock road from Luogoclee Portersville Road through sections in township 1 north to connect with a Portersville Bridge across White River. The plan covers sections 22, 27, 28 and 30 with a proposed distance of about two and a half miles, beginning at an unspecified point and ending at the northwest charter, with improved rock roads in Lozoelee and Horthrigitly read. The petitioner JACOB G. CLARK, Auditor of Mainesr County, Montana, represented by attorney F. A. Sent, requests approval of the petition and notice of the hearing for interested parties to object or support.
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Board of Commissioners
Jian
Daviess
Indang
Davlert
Court House
Washington
Asid
J.G. Clare
Tavirss
Flana
Alpit
Flarrland
Payless
Slidana
Mildres
Frenty of
Nayless
Sal Petitienere
Hesinnalng
Tep
Horch
Sertion
Ayeit
Vhenee
Aralning
Ini
Jacon
Daviess County
Fingering & Allen
Storgeys
Taghaway
Thublana
Rommissionera
Davicer
Bighway
Lane West
Efi
Daviosa
Indiana
Cass
Iacob G. Olahk
India
Hastings & Avon
Reeke
Canaty
Daviess | Li
Portersville Rand
Abdalong Said
Fisali
Rouge
Wurteravilla
Larscotes
Pertersville
Ryner
Perth Rinse Dvik
Hmopanlee
Portersyilie
Said Yevgon
Sheoee
Uae
Portersville Bridge
Amoss White River
Wubols
Partareville Road
Elpi
Wear
Woobington
Prayad
Tn Sak Petting
Jacob G. Clark
Mainesr County
Misfana
Berkshire hog sale draws bids at Barker farm auction
Ernest Hy Rullou of Plainville and other buyers attended the Berkshire hog auction near Thorntown. Bids reached 12,985 average, with notable purchases including Jon Nosparlel Superbus Lady at 57 dollars and Barkriver Late Leg at 240 dollars. Emblem's Symboleer sold for 360 dollars.
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Ernest Hy Rullou
Plainvilla
Berkshire
J. Barker
Barker Farm
Thorntown
Yene
Rillion
Jon
Barkriver
Locksleg
Cheien
Emblem
Symboleer
Washington's Governor Dies at Seattle Home
The governor of Washington, Ernest Lister, has died at his Seattle home after a period of illness. Lister served as governor for several years and his passing ends a long public career.
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Washington
Seattle
Feattle
Wash
Ernest Lister
Arrest of Vincennes couple tops police report
In Vincennes Indiana on June 16, police chief Thomas Martin and officers apprehended Jagd Mra James Leonard and a companion after a theft at the Scott store. The pair allegedly stole silk garments valued around 1000 dollars plus whisky cash and other items, with Leonard identified by Mitchell as part of the theft.
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Poll Eleles
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Aa Mitchell
Scott
Bick
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