Oil Wells Report in Veale Township Survey
Survey of Veale township shows twenty two wells from one pool with daily yields ranging from one to twelve barrels. Firms Martman and Sargent of Lewrenceville drilled most wells and plan additional digs. notable activity lies south of the city with prospects for bigger yields.
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Veale
Martman and Sargent
Lewrenceville
Vealeeree
Bleycompton
Te Lore Santa
Frank Gaither
jVeale Township
Otis Wild- Mian
Sach
Alonzo Veale
Jane. Davis
Colbert
Gaither
Olbert
Peek
al Farm
Daviess County
Township
Plane tragedy near Indianapolis claims elderly aviator
In Indianapolis June 27 an 85 year old aviation enthusiast from Indiana died when his single engine plane nosedived after takeoff from Koen Field Fort Benjam Morrison near the city. Eyewitnesses said the craft climbed to about 100 feet before losing altitude and crashing.
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Dianapolis
Ind
May Dairy Herd Records Show Top Producing Cows in County
Daviess and Knox County Dairy Herd Improvement Association records for May reveal the two highest producing herds were Atchley Bowman and Claud Aikman. Aikman herds averaged 823 pounds of milk and 42.1 pounds of butterfat per cow, with several cows surpassing 40 pounds butterfat that month.
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Daviess
Knox County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Daviess County
Claud Aikman
Flossie
Chas. Milligan
Maud
Bert
Bossy
K. K. Dilley
Beauty
May
Atchley and Bowman
Hawks Try East West Flight For Record Attempt
News item from St. Louis reports Captain Hawks planning an east west flight to set a new record. The craft, with radio weather links and a 25 horsepower Wasp motor, aimed for routes via Columbus St. Louis Kansas City and Denver. An onlookers saw a high fast monoplane near the airport, suspected to be Hawks but too distant to confirm.
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Herry Tucker
Atlantic
Pacific
Hawks
Columbus
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Lemberty
Fragmentary verse lines reveal themes of love money and deceit
The passage presents a dramatic monologue where wealth and social rank are criticized. A man recalls tears and devotion that turned to mockery and shame, realizing his beloved sought only his money and vows to fight.
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Annas
Zimmerman Will Accept Services in Bend Bend Indiana
Zimmerman accepts services in Bend Indiana on June 27 as part of a local arrangement. The note references a former associate and mentions concerns about violating national guidelines. Further details remain unclear from the fragment.
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Bend
Ind
National
Graham Farms to Build 50000 Gallon Elevated Water Tank
Notable improvement at Graham Farms includes a 50,000 gallon ellipsoidal bottom elevated tank. Scher Services began erecting the structure to provide high uniform pressure for farming needs and future automatic sprinkler protection. A three foot diameter steel riser links tank to ground for gravity flow when needed. Foreman E M Alber leads the crew from Chicago Ridge and Iron Works, with steel fabricated at Greenville Pennsylvania plant.
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Graham Farms
E. M. Alber
Chicago Ridge & Iron Works
Greenville
Pennsylvania
Road Contract May Be Let Soon in Shoals
Shoals Indiana June 27 three locals Gwin Orville Stiles and C W Slates made a business trip to apolis and called on the State highway commission. It is said that if the portion was let it would be a short time later. Surveyors will be there soon to make the arrangements.
Catholic Churches Begin First Masses Held
City notes on June 27 mark the start of first masses at Catholic churches. details indicate parish openings and liturgical schedules for the new congregations.
Henry Norris Taken by Death in Loogootee
Henry Norris aged 75 a respected Loogootee citizen died at his Church street home Sunday morning after a illness. He was a leading undertaker here for thirty years before retiring eight years ago and lived in Loogootee forty three years. Born August 17 1862 in Beviess county he was the son of Sebastian and Mery Ann Norris. Surviving are George Vincennes Mary Smith Connersville Tusie Smith Emil Norris and Ethel Liver. He leaves four heirs.
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Loogootee
Ind
Henry Norris
Church Street
Mr. Norris
Reeve Township
Beviess County
Sebastian
Mery Ann (Brewer) Norris
Pregeer
Daviess County
Norris
Mary Ann Arvin
John
Rebecca
George
Vincennes
Mary Smith
Connersville
Tusie Smith
Emil Norris
Ethel Livers
Mildred Smith Hospital Patient in Mississippi
Mildred Smith, daughter of Jake Smith, is hospitalized following an operation performed in Mississippi.
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Mildred Smith
Hospital Patien
Daugh
Jake Smith
Spencer June 27 Guilty Involuntary Manslaughter Verdict
Spencer resident Dewey Boshears aged 38 of Bloomington was found guilty today of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Ralph Pogue. The trial concluded with Boshears convicted on charges tied to the fatal incident, with judgment to be set by the court in the coming weeks.
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Spencer
Dewey Boshears
Bloomington
Ralph Pogue
Samaritan Stabbed and Robbed Near Lebanon
Lebanon June 27 Albert Ephrath an agent for Equitable Mike Insurance was critically injured in an automobile near here with seven stab wounds and other bruises. He had been robbed of 15000 dollars collected in Cincinnati today. He said the men he gave a ride were his assailants.
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Lebanon
Albert Ephrath Ofyn
Equitable “Mike Insurance Company
Here
Cincinnati
Hoover Favours Sugar Tariff Move
Washington reports belief that President Hoover favors an increase in the sugar tariff. The claim centers on White House policy hints and congressional reaction, with unnamed sources suggesting a push to raise duties on imported sugar.
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Washington
Jane
Hoover
Publicity Probe Completion Report
A publicity probe was completed today. The note mentions federate apparition on the 27th and references public affairs activity. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment, but the event appears to concern a formal review or inquiry into publicity practices.
Offered post on Federal Farm Board eyed by Legg
International Harvester company figure Legg met with President Hoover for about an hour at the executive offices. White House word awaited on an appointment said to be likely from the middle west, with Lamont arranging the meeting. Legg, long a War Industries Board member and Hoover ally, would bring business and farm experience to the board.
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Lege
Judge Anderson replacement sought after Chicago appeals post
Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick announced Judge A B Anderson had retired from the Chicago circuit court of appeals. He said if a candidate offered would be considered, but would decline if violence or disruption threatened the court. Twenty newspapers sued for damages over campaign years. From Crawfordsville, Anderson was known for swift jury trials and strict punishments regardless of wealth. South Bend Indiana June 27.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Crawfordeville
Anderson
South Bend
Ind
Thomas W. Slick
Indiana
A. B. Anderson
Circuit Court of Appeals
Violen
Rane
Federal Agent Dies of Injury at Jara Ways
Federal agent dies of injury reported at Jara Ways Indiana on June 27 as investigations continue into the incident involving federal personnel and local authorities.
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Jara Ways, Ind
Newspapermen Tour of Ohio Arrives in Early December
Reported arrival of a group of newspapermen on a corporate tour through Ohio, with a note that the team or delegation reached early in the schedule. Fragmentary text references location and plate details.
Two Pilots Push Endurance Record In Harsh Night Flight
Minneapolis aviators Owen Haugh land and Thornwald Johnson known as Thunder roar on in their red monoplane Miss Minneapolis. They began at 5 03 am and aim to beat the world endurance mark with a 98 hour start. If they hold until 16 35 pm next Sunday, a new record may be set.
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Minneapolis
Owen Haughland
Thornwald
Johnson
Piloto Ram
Wold-Clain Field
Algg
Meeting on state aid distribution in Loogootee
Six Indiana counties attended a Martin county courthouse meeting to discuss state aid distribution. Trustees and county school superintendents from Orange, Union, Daviess, Greene, Knox and Martin counties heard state aid auditor Harry Kirk outline the current shortfall and the department’s incomplete funding status. The session emphasized that funds are not fully allocated yet.
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Ind
Martin County Court House
Orange
Ulewresco
Daviess
Greene
Knox
Martin
Harry Kirk
State Aid
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