Another Award for Shooters Tomorrow
A Canadian goose prize awaits the winner of Tom Smith's proposed shooters match at Eagle Golf Club tomorrow afternoon. Smith promises the goose if the challenger defeats him in a 25 bird event, part of the day's schedule alongside the Medal contest. Otto Winters currently holds the medal after last year, with John Winston among contenders. Burial notices follow for Frank Yochum and James B. McDonald, while Cotton Carnahan joins Resignee Garage as mechanic. Severe attack of acute digestion noted for Helen Riley.
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Rey Smith
Smith
Otto Winters
Incennes
John Winston
Sit
Winters
Wil
Pala
Grays win 6-0 in low scoring game highlighted by Killin
Killin hurls two hit gem guiding the Grays to a 6-0 victory over the Merchants. Yeager and Deitz contributed early and late scoring as Downey, Thombleton, and Allen supported with timely hits. Gregory pitched well for the Merchants but received little run support as Grays capitalized on errors and walks to seal the shutout.
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Killer
Merchants
Victorioux
Gecomg T
Yee Dear
Yeager Ted
Delize
Thomblesob
Johnson
Yeager
Deitz
Stanboes
Downey
Allen
Thombleson
Johnvon
Kiliion
R. Johnson
Grays
Gregory
Ste
Alien
Katon
Leemasters
Ey Thie Msatieh
Williams
Araner
I. Pecan
Nennan
Tigate
Albemasters
Cannes
Scileeiaaliil
Company finances and year end adjustments noted
A historic report details year end finances for a company, noting a net decrease in revenue and substantial accruals and adjustments. It cites specific figures including $9,362,906 in notes, $45,000,000 in a division, and $120,188,49 in book value adjustments. It mentions 9899 employees and departmental distributions, with reference to relief and accounts pat. The document is a fragmentary financial statement analysis with varied figures and mentions of management and public service commitments.
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Probeen
Sompany
Servis
Fere
Pme
Hawkins Trial Opens in Federal Court
Indianapolis June 29 The trial of Morton Harmer head of the Hawkins gate company for misusing the mails began in federal court today. Seven jurors are farmers with the rest merchants. Thomas Sarten of Vaccnnes is among the jurors as the government alleges the company caused millions in losses through its collapse.
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Indianapolis
Morton’ Harmer
Hawkins | Gate Company
Sty
Fhriers
Thomas Sarten
Vaccnnes
Collars Company
Hyatt enters new business in Indianapolis venture
Marry V. Hyatt, once of Washington and a Hartford Fire insurance specialist now in Indianapolis, forms a new company with Burke eyemaker and his wife. The firm, incorporated with capitalization of 600, aims to deal in clean and automobile accesso ries in Indianapolis.
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V. Hyatt
Washinton
Hartford Fire
Indianapolis
neat @ new
Mrs Colbert Del Sarah Colbert Attends A M E Church Conference
Mrs Colbert Del Sarah Colbert appears to have attended an A M E church district conference in Charleston and returned home. She was elected by the district to participate in the annual conference in Terre Haute.
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Colbert
Sarah Colbert
Charleston
Bert
Terre Haute
Nesbitt Newside Elected Vincennes Chamber Leader
B Nesbitt was elected president of the Vincennes Chamber of Commerce at a meeting of the newly formed board of directors in the Vincennes city hall Saturday night. Officers named included Stephen Fleming as first vice president J N Haskings as second vice president and Marion D Gould as treasurer.
Seymour Co Wins Navy Blanket Contract for 5000 Units
A Seymour company secured a U S Navy Department contract for 9 000 blankets though the total order was for 5 000 because the bid only covered half the required quantity. The award reflects the company bidding for part of the Navy order amid logistical needs.
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U. S. Navy Department
Sn.lankts
Seymour Company
Loyalty Day at First M church observed with pledges
Arthur Sapp of Indiana spoke at the First M church in Washington for Loyalty Day. More than 600 attended the Sunday school and morning service as officers sought to raise a $600 budget shortfall. Sapp urged a return to old fashioned religion and daily moral motivation to keep pace with modern science and invention.
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Arthur Sapp
Ind
Rotary
Washington
Eal
di Peat
Mr. Sapa
Men S Bible
Church of
Tome
Fee
Bridge project moves forward on White River
The Lawrence-7 class vessel and Elmora Sanborn bridge work progress is noted as crews prepare to advance on July 1. Receipts had fallen below £40,000, halting earlier momentum while material is moved to the site for the White River crossing.
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Elmora-Sanborn
White River
First Class Office Announcement by Postoffice
Announcement from the Postoffice Department in Washington City states that the postoffice at Lar is slated for action. Details remain sparse in the fragment but indicate an official recognition or change affecting the Lar location.
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Postoffice Department
Washington City
Postoffice
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