State legislators weigh appropriations amid budget pressures
Members of the 2nd General Assembly convene next week facing requests from penal institutions and state mental departments for increased funding. Lawmakers acknowledge needs but argue rising living costs and cheaper operations lessen the necessity. They expect some boosts to existing appropriations while aiming to limit total increases. Interest centers on the house ways and means committee and speaker's influence on committee assignments, with Emmet F. Branch shaping senate appointments.
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Indianandis
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2Nd General Assembly
Spe
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Martinsville
Emmet F. Branch
Sovernor
Branch
Plainville Independents Triumph Over Sandborn in Local Match
Plainville Independents defeated the Sandborn Independents 1323 to 12 at the M W A hall on Saturday night. The item also notes visiting student Rankin Denny from Bloomington and various holiday reunions with local families across the region.
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Plainville Independents
Sandborn Independents
M. W. A. Hall
Plainville
Rankin Denny
Bloomington
R. F. Danae
M. W.A- Hall
Gloomer Posey
Charles
Ray
Franch Lick
Willard Phillips
Alta Phillips
Boonville
Oak McKittrick
Ora Visting
Indianapolis
Lou Me
Klutrek
Louis Heibecker
Datghter
Catherine Ruth
Bicknell
John Hummer
Roy Strange
Washington
A. L. Standford
Charles Miller
Joe Miller
Dre Duran
Gene
Seth Hinkle
Chil
Jasonville
Joe Blagrave
J . William Earman
Alf Tarr
George Gultney
Russell Pershing
Irengar
Burns City
Bert Ray
Worthington
Crime wave blame shifts to people and courts
The writer argues the crime wave stems from public indifference and sensational press influence. Courts share responsibility but citizens must enforce laws, support deterrence, and oppose pardon pushers. A harsher path to punishment is needed to restore order and deter crime.
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Orison
Grineless
Emma Sehillin on Sehuek Street in Aver
A fragment notes Emma Sehillin on Sehuek Street in Aver, with limited readable details. The garbled OCR provides no clear event, date, or organization.
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Emma Sehillin
Sehuek Hom Sina Street
Aver
Pinota at first sign of cold urged by drug store ad
An old advertisement urges taking Pinota at the first sign of a cold or cough to shorten illness. It notes the product is sold at A. W. Fitek's drug store.
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Pinota
Farm of 247 54 Acres in Greene County Indiana
The farm lies four miles southeast of Lyons and is mostly black land under cultivation with two acres in woods. It has nine rooms, three barns including a 40 by 60 horse barn with cement floor, a 30 by 48 cow barn, a large hay cattle barn with a 10 by 40 concrete silo, and good fences and tiling. Owned by Amos H. Hoss estate, it will be offered for sale at 7 p.m. Wednesday January 19 1921 at the courthouse door to effect division among eight heirs. Information available on request.
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Greene County
Lyons
Indiana
Amos H.’ Hoss
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