Coroner Finds Infant Death In Eastman Case At Inquest
Coroner Benham rules infant death in Eastman township due to inanition after inquest held Friday afternoon. Death may have been caused by medicine error. baby aged one month, ill since birth, no physician present. Burial at Sugarland cemetery. Also reported death of Lydia Arthur, long known in the county, from Brights disease and arsenic poisoning at her home on Northwest Eleventh Street. Arthur, daughter of John G Arthur, a pioneer, was born on the Arthur homestead November 4, 1933, and lived mostly on the home place with a brief period away. Funeral services set for Sunday. William H Allen funeral rites held. death from paralysis at sixty four, burial at Heels Chapel cemetery in Kage county.
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Cormer Benham
W. F. Eastman
Steele Township
Eastmankee
Sugarland
Lydia Arthur
iLyain Arthur
James R. Arthur
Harrison
Miss Arthur
Bome Tontha
J Misa Arthur
Jdohn G Acthiy
Settle
Daviness
Abo
Ald
Arthur Homestead
Rene Alte Grindiaon Cosby
Abithen
Wis Manry Robinson
Arthur
James Rirthuel
Misa Mary Arfair
West End
Pickies Will Lead Skyward Despite Weather Hindrance
Fragmented OCR text mentions Pickiza and Pickies aiming high this winter with early conditions described as wet and moist. Vague notes imply pickle production, a shift to smaller cucumber varieties, and uncertain impact on quality.
Indiana Railroad Commission Sets Logs Freight Rates
A Friday order from the Indiana Railroad Commission abolishes the milling in transit system and establishes a new logging freight schedule. The plan fixes a 34,500 pounds capacity and removes discrimination, with rates by distance. Effective in thirty days, the changes cover tiers from ten miles up to 250 miles and beyond, with specific cents per hundred pounds and per mile charges.
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Indiana ‘Railroad Comission
Syateen
Commission
Boosting Club For The Gallunty Fair
A community effort named Boosting Club for the Gallunty Fair seeks support for a city park and county fair events. The piece mentions plans for a horse show and stock displays, with references to local organizers and contributors and hopes for regional participation.
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Gallunty
Jobert
James A. Colpe
Greauleen
Local Missed Practice Sets Eleven. Family Reunion Planned
Schedules list three games for the local football team starting October with an all star eleven likely from several area schools. The Small family reunion at the mother’s house features eleven children and mentions Thomas and Jasonville members joining from Terre Haute and nearby towns.
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Sunay
Maine
Washington
Fortiby
Wil Bell
Scarcoy
Jog Baditheneh
Oakland
Jasonville
Arnall
Aid Daughere
Wert
Borni
Small
Thogias
Jha Sefay
Jasonvilla
Reuben
Salt of
Miz
Tabitha Ca
Virginia VanHorn
Kane
Sheretta
Allen Jat
Terre Haute
Miler
Republicans Eye County Chairman Race As Next Year Looms
The piece outlines a tense Republican setup for the next year with many aspirants vying for the county chairmanship and district posts. It notes Allen’s potential second term, Burr’s push, and reshuffles tied to the presidential campaign, signaling a power contest across the county. George All, Henry Hy Betrit, and Richard McDonald are among named figures, with mentions of Fitzgerald and Colbert in the renomination context.
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Fibpur
Mandge
Pias i Allen
Frine
Bat
Joseph Fi. Barr
Burr
Hadley
Tirana
Foxkeen
Miresalen
Albary Truvlive
sAnGat
P T
Vance
Alen
Snecedsora
Shanks
Henry Hy
Betrit
Sendad
Gare
Richard McDonald
Sefrit
McDonaid
Barr
Abayn
Sherin-elect
Colbert
Hori Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Gattiere
Bisind Winter Th Do Lunigy Fark Mob
In a cluttered OCR fragment a few readable names surface. The piece hints at a local event or crime report with unclear details and scattered proper nouns. No cohesive narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the fragment.
Lost money roll reported by dealer at depot platform
A man named Morey Walt Wivelte, a journeyman dealer, claimed he lost a pocketbook containing about 100 dollars near the depot platform after an evening out. He said he found two pocketbooks earlier and may have dropped the other, but a woman who found it did not report it to theater authorities.
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Walt W. Ivelte
O' Ougpotes
Wehot
Vincennes
Hoi
BEAT Stax GLOBE SCHOOLS Bedford Sept
A fragmented report from Bedford notes an event involving Stax Globe Schools and a match or competition on a September date. Names are unclear but reference to White and another participant appears in the readable text.
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Bedford
Sept
Local Court Hearings and Legal Proceedings Detail
The docket lists multiple trials and motions as Gardman and Thonis prepare for court. Joe Yarel, son of Areb Yasel, faces a liquor charge with a $350 bond set. the case is continued. A $6,600 slander suit involving William Jor against Courten ly ft on trial in the circuit court is noted, with further attachments from Taylor’s store and other local names.
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Joe Yarel
Joe
Areb ‘Yasel
William Jor
Oaktown
Moty
Courten Lyft
Wylorn
Taylor
A. M. McC
WLL MEE AT Petersbuif: ent. at ifparana preeby(etye after a 0
Fragmented OCR text describes a meeting at Petersbuif presbytery after a 0 Fay event. It mentions a Thursday evening gathering, a tabre, and a call to reconvene. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and misreads. No clear names, dates, or places are fully recoverable.
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Ifpar
Ana Preeby
Fay Pe
ObniA Prunus among premium plant selections
A fragment notes Prunus ObniA and O Conner at Daviess founder event, mentioning a chosen premium award.
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O'Conner
Daviess
Colfax County Meeting Darkens after Tragic Incident
Report from Colfax County shows a county commission session disrupted by a violent family tragedy involving Killian and his sister. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a fatal outcome and tense proceedings. Local officials, Hastings and Lutea, are referenced amid the confusion.
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