Newton Hyatt Nominated for Ripley Circuit Court Clerk
The Tribune announces Newton Hyatt of Osgood as a Republican candidate for clerk of the Ripley Circuit Court subject to the county convention. Hyatt is praised as honest and capable and would be an efficient officer if elected. The piece also notes a Democratic quorum break and references Senator elect Bradley and Fairbanks alignment influencing Kentucky patronage.
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Ripley
Center Township
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Bradley
Beckham
Fairbanks
Kentucky
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Jule Brush
Jtoepfle Bros
Raresville
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Loos
Labor campaign boomerang helps Governor hopeful Watson
The piece describes a labor opposition to James EK Watson in the Governor nomination fight. It notes resolutions by labor groups accusing him of opposing labor, then a county delegate drive against him, and finally Watson winning delegates. The article suggests labor leaders touting unity against his nomination backfires with voters, boosting Watson.
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Watson
Jim
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Labor Leaders Fuel Watson Surge In Governor Race
In a heated state race four weeks from decision, labor leaders attack James E. Watson. Democrats back their favored candidate, while Republicans rally to Watson, believing he is the strongest to beat in the polls. The conflict intensifies as party leaders risk backfiring.
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James E. Watson
Mr. Watson
Watson
Republican Bradley Elected U S Senator in Kentucky
After a protracted session the Kentucky Legislature elected ex Governor William O'Connell Bradley to the U S Senate. Two anti Beckham Democrats in both chambers joined Republicans to reach sixty four votes, ending the stalemate over McCreary's successor. The anti Beckham faction preferred another Democrat, while Beckham supporters pressed for their nominee despite unpopularity.
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Kentucky
U. S
James B. McCreary
Senate
House
William O'Connell Bradley
Beckham
Local notices and moves in Watolehmon area
Births and deaths and local moves noted. A girl born to Ed Watters and wife on February 27 and Pearl Lutz burial near Boocher cemetery after coming from Greensburg. Residents visiting Cincinnati and Jennings county referenced along with property and job movements.
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Ed Watters
Richmond man commends Dr King’s New Discovery
A Richmond Indiana resident, A. D Williams of 107 West Main Street, extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for weak lungs. He claims it cures asthma, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and other lung ailments, and notes a trial bottle is free at Baas & Schultz’s drug store.
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Richmond Ind
A. D Williams
West Main Street
Baas & Schultz's
Cincinnati Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and Grains
The Cincinnati market report lists dairy butter values, strictly fresh eggs, poultry prices for young chickens hens and geese, vegetables like potatoes and cabbage, and multiple grain and livestock prices. It shows quotes for flour wheat corn oats rye and cattle hogs sheep calves and lambs with varied price ranges and quality grades.
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Jersey
Labor Unions and Mr Watson Debate in Indiana Politics
The Washington Herald states it has no preference among Indiana Republican gubernatorial candidates Watson Taylor Miller or Charles Miller. It defends labor leaders against attacks on Watson and accuses Democratic figures Perkins Feick and their allies of trying to sway union voters to discredit the Republican party.
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Charles Miller
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Indianapolis
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Fred Feick
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Congress
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Taggart
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Local social notes and moves in Indiana towns
North Vernon residents visit kin in the week and many travelers return home from Cincinnati and northern Indiana. Local couples and individuals are noted visiting relatives in Lawrenceburg Milan and Dabney while others seek work or announce political plans for the Democratic convention.
The Touch That Heals Bucklen Arnica Salve
The salve combines Arnica flowers with healing balms and is claimed to cure old ulcers burns scalds cuts wounds and piles. Guaranteed by Baas and Schultz.
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Bucklen
Baas & Schultz
Local Socials and Miss Fitch Visit Cincinnati Ties
Spades tin work by C. W. Morrow of Sunman Ind. Mathias Falte and wife from Cincinnati visit relatives for several days. Fred Raver did Milan business. Local youths attended a Penntown social dance. Miss Lucia Fitch returned from Cincinnati. Miss Anya Sitzman visited Batesville. Mrs. Joseph Schmalz called at Batesville. Oscar Abplanalp on rural route 1 while O H Terry takes vacation.
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Mathias Falte
Cincinnati
Oscar Abplanalp
O. H. Terry
Pain Balm for Lame Shoulder Promoted in Ad
Lame shoulder relief claimed from Chamberlain's Pain Balm whether sprain or rheumatic pain. Apply and rub vigorously at each use for a quick cure. Sold by Baas & Schultz in Batesville Bigney & Co in Sunman.
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Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Funeral notes from Cross Roads for Henry Wiete
Residents attended the Cross Roads funeral for Henry Wiete on Thursday. Several local women assisted with arrangements, and Elmer Stockinge improves after a illness while Bernard Wiete remains very ill under Dr Martin of Batesville. Robert McFarland visited family here last week, and Mrs Young and children left for Martinsville after Katharine Wambsyans funeral.
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Cross Roads
Elmer Stockinge
Bernard Wiete
Dr. Martin
Batesville
Robert McFarland
Locksprings
Young
Martinsville
Katharine Wambsyans
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