Rural town altercation ends in fines for Knoy and Arnot
In Blunt's riding water dispute Knoy and Arnot clashed with Knoy roughing Knoy after Knoy fetched a gun. Knoy and Arnot filed affidavits for deadly weapons and swearing. Squire Hamilton presided as Hutchs prosecuted. Knoy fined one dollar for swearing and Arnot fined one dollar plus costs for assault. Arnot later pleaded guilty and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Lora E. Arnot
Knoy
Squire Hamilton
Hutchs
Frank P. Routh
Kuoy
Arnot
Marshal Whitsett
Church Notes Highlight Soldier Address and Schedule
Eld. Headrick will address the soldiers of the 60s next Sunday at p.m. The regular appointment of Rev. Headrick will be filled next Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Attend:nee last Sunday at Sunday school, 109, collection, $1.38. A few members attended Lebanon services and heard Eld. L. E. Brown about evolution. The meeting Saturday night at 7 15, the entertainment at 8 30, offers time to attend both events.
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Headrick
Soldiers of the 60’S
Lebanon
Eld. L. E. Brown
Auto travel raises safety fears amid road protests
The article argues that rising auto use and a claim of "exceptionally fast time" on roads heightens danger to travelers. It notes redistricting for machine voting cutting voting places from forty three to twenty one, with Union township reducing sixteen precincts to six. Commissioner Wilson awaits six voting machines for a June 9 traction subsidy election, a saving claimed to cover one machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
Wilson
Crawfordsville News Review
Trial of Samuel Watson for murder begins in Davville
The case against Samuel Watson of Brownaburg for the murder of Mrs. Alice McNeilly opened at Davville on Tuesday with about thirty witnesses subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Watson
Brownaburg
Alice McNeilly
Davville
Owls Lose A Thriller As Advance Edges Ahead
The Owls and Advance battled in a high scoring game with Advance taking an 18 to 16 win after a tense innings. The report notes missteps and a late shift as both sides traded runs and errors, with four umpires used by the Owls and a controversial out of order batting in the eleventh.
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Lebanon
Bays
Steven
Owls
Advance
Wis
Thompson
Pratt
Williams
Cox
Talented Soloist Captivates Crawfordsville Audiences
Mr Rees a vocal soloist is popular with Crawfordsville audiences and drew a second recall. With Wabash College Entertainers at the opera house tomorrow night. Also a note on stomach health and Kodol for dyspepsia sold by Joseph Bros. Includes stock quote by Thomas Shera and a notice about sweet potato plants from George McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Opera House
Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Pain Balm provides fast relief for rheumatism, aiding sleep and rest. Mrs. W. H. Leggett of Yum Yum Tennessee reports all over pain relief and permanent improvement after use. Sold by Joseph Bros.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Leggett
Yum Yum
Tenn
Warning to readers on medicines for women’s ailments
An advertorial promotes Wine of Cordus and Thedford's Black Draught as reliable cures for “miserable invalid” women suffering monthly pains nervousness dizziness indigestion and related symptoms. Claims of scientific curative value urge purchase at all drug stores and in every home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordus
Thedford
Teachers licenses issued after April examination
A list of applicants who passed the April teachers licensing examination includes Guy B Shavers of Lebanon for 36 months Nettie Gates Lebanon R W Gates Lebanon A M Lucas Advance Myrtle Roark Thorntown Zula Stevens Lebanon Otis Kelley Whitestown Bert Swindler Jamestown Roland Griffin Sheridan Mitchell Brownlee Zeno W Vandover Zionsville Thomas Harney Lebanon Ethel Barlow Lebanon Ora Nicely Jamestown Katharyn Evlen Lebanon Roy Fulwider Lebanon Francis Skelton Lebanon Noble Gregory Zionsville Letha Hamilton Lebanon Chloe Sims Rosston Rena McKinsey Thorntown Ernest R Stewart Lebanon Elva O Dooley Lebanon Cordelia Caldwell Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Stevens
Lebanon
Otis Kelley
Whitestown
Bert Swindler
Jamestown
Roland
Griffin
Sheridan
Mitchell Brownlee
Zeno W. Vandover
Zionsville
Thomas Harney
Ethel Barlow
Ora Nicely
Katharyn Evlen
Roy Fulwider
Francis Skelton
Noble Gregory
Letha Hamilton
Chloe Sims
Rosston
K of P Notice Memorial Service Invitation
A special invitation to Advance K of P Lodge No 480 members and visiting brothers to meet at the Castle on Sunday June 3 at 2 pm. The march will start promptly at 2:30 pm with a memorial address by Hon. Michael Foley of Crawfordsville. The public is invited to attend.
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Advance K
Pt Lodge No. 480
Castle
Michael Foley
Crawfordsville
Indiana veteran Stolts dies at 61 after lumber years
Stolts, a native of Ge n¢, aged sixty one, long-time Lebanon lumberman and Civil War veteran in Co. H, 139th Indiana Volunteer infantry, died after paralysis. Funeral held Tuesday at his Lebanon residence conducted by Rev. Tillotson with Oak Hill burial.
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Lebanon
iUnesse
Stolts
Gen
Co. H
Indiana Volunteer Wndantry
Rev
Tillotson
Oak Hill
Unclear Legislation Prompt Cites Celeb Safety Concerns
Fragmentary note discusses protection for celebrities amid anticipated public unrest. Mentions danger of riot and need for measures to ensure safety, but specifics and names are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Flag Day Observance Declared National Celebration
The text notes June 14 as flag day with nationwide reverence and decorations for schools, public buildings, and homes. It describes the day as intended to instill patriotism and citizenry, and mentions notices sent to Stone River post members asking flags be displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stone River Post
Disease control for sheep parroasite and treatment guidance
A veterinarian explains preventive care to keep flocks healthy and reduce death rates from a digestive parasite. He advises vigorous condition, clean pastures, and water access, plus practical local measures and a specific medicinal mix for thirty sheep. He also notes turpentine emulsion as a stomach wart treatment with daily dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
R. A. Craig
New School Books Adopted by State Public Schools
Fragmentary note indicates public schools adopting new books in subjects including grammar and United States history but text is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local School Changes Appear Cost-Effective Says State Officials
Fragmentary remarks suggest state school authorities anticipate modest added costs from changes for older buildings at a very low price. Local teachers and officials are not blamed for the financial impact, with the burden seen as stemming from state policy rather than local actions.
Bust the Trust and Pay Up Says The Exchange
An exchange declares the biggest trust on earth is the country newspaper. It notes the paper trusts everybody, is cursed for trusting and for cussing, and would be cursed for busting. Now is the time to bust the trust, so pay up.
Labor Day Decision Impacts Public Alcohol Release
The appellate court ruled against releasing Curtis Shelton and upheld a law passed last Legislature limiting labor day celebrations with alcohol. The decision defines celebratory drinking as restricted under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apellate Court
Curtis Shelton
Democrats Convene in Advance for County and State Delegates
Democrats of precincts 1 and 2 will meet in Advance at 2 p m on Saturday May 26 1906 to select delegates and alternates to the county convention to be held at Lebanon Indiana on June 9 1906 and then proceed to the state convention in Indianapolis June 7 All Democrats of precincts 1 and 2 are urged to attend by order of Wut Josera Precinct Committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance
Lebanon
Ind
Indiana
Anti-Scratching Society Warns Town Chicken Owners
An ex change notes a committee from the Anti-Scratching Society urges publication of a notice to chicken keepers in town. They warn of action if proper precautions are not taken, citing nuisance to gardens and provocative hennery disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention
A Good Family Liniment for All Family Ailments
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is recommended for cuts bruises burns and scalds. It soothes wounds and speeds healing about one third faster than usual treatment and acts as an antiseptic to prevent blood poisoning. For sale by Joseph Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bros
District Managers Wanted to Post Signs and Distribute Samples
Help wanted district managers to post signs advertise and distribute samples. Salary 18 per week plus 3 daily expenses. State age and present occupation. Ideal Shear Co. 38 Rudolph St. Chicago.
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Ideal Shear Co
Reodolph St
Chicago
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A. M. Lucas
Myrtle Roark
Thorntown
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Rena McKinsey
Ernest R. Stewart
Elva O. Dooley
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