Reconstruction of 1831 Statutes on Damages and Surveys
Fragmented OCR describes partial repeal of a damages section in 1825 and subsequent additions by year. It notes a 1831 act enrolling surveying official Ralston and stream-related provisions near White River and Indianapolis, with references to 1824 and 1825 amendments and missing repeal evidence in 1824 1831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der Ralston
Cariftwood
Ralston
Orngle ‘Square
Indianapolis
Early Spring and Sultry Summer Forecast by Cincinnati Prognosticator
Weather outlook for 1900 by W. W. Marsh predicts a year of extreme storms floods and record precipitation hit Ohio Indiana Kentucky and surrounding regions. January to March to feature blizzards heavy snow sleet and winter storms across the central and eastern states with severe weather continuing into summer and autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marsh
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Mississippi
Colorado
New England
New York
New. Jersey
Maryoaylvania
Land
Pyramoun
Agine
Thesdea
Ohio ‘River
Kanawha
New, Cumberland
Monongahela
Alleghany
Texas
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Ohio
Grain-O Heralded as Coffee Substitute in Stores
An ad style note reports a new prepared Grain-O made of pure grain offering a substitute for coffee. The brief mentions widespread placement in stores and notes Sabcone Emmel as a presenter or figure associated with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabcone Eemmel
United States
Arbuckles
New Haven Clock Co
Express
Advertised Letters and Local Gas Denial
Unclaimed letters dated January 15, 1900 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Names include Miss Berth Brown Ella Miller Mrs Deleena Cooper Mr Wm Buck Mr Joseph Derner Mr T J Penrod Mr Wm Samaritan and Mr Homer Howell. The Loogcotes Enterprise dens a gas and water failure story claiming ample supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berth Brown
Ella Miller
Deleena Cooper
Wm. Buck
Joseph Derner
T. J. Penrod
Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
A long list of residents and friends are noted in town for visits and returns. Miss May Poindexter visited Shoals friends. Robert B. Dugger returns to Purdue. Huldah Bynum goes to St Marys. many Democrats and community leaders—Lloyd Wright James Carpenter John Stone and others—were in town or called over the week. Visitors include Walter Knapp from Toulon and Freeland Hunter returning from Central America. Miss Minnie Barker headed to Illinois. Rev. David Blankenship preached in Gosport. continues with visits from Ben Mitten Juliet Maxwell and others in the Taylor Washington and Worthington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldah Bynum
St. Mary's
Lloyd Wright
Mineral
James Carpenter
Lyons Democrat
W. T. Nickerson
Lyons Herald
Luther Livinston
Wewerk Schools
Minnie Barker
Susan
Illinois
John Chestnut
Washington Township
Indianapolis
John Wolfe
Bedford
George French
Springfield
Benjamin
Samuel Hays
Worthington
Andrew Anderson
Taylor ‘Township
Virgil’ Waggoner
Texas
David Blankenship
Gosport
Juliet Maxwell
Bloomington
Visitors From Long Ago Come For Holidays In McComb
Ofielan T. C. and B. F. Athey from Robinson Illinois visited McComb and John Huffman and families over the holidays. They had not been there for thirty seven years. Winfield S. Johnson and County Superintendent Johnson came from Spencer Saturday in the interest of Parks Martin who aspires to be crate chairman. Daniel V. Riddle called Saturday and will read the Sentinel and Farm Journal with 2000 Greene county readers in 1900. Harry Johnson of Indianapolis stayed several days with Dr. and Mrs. Lowder, his mother being Mrs. Lowder’s sister. He has been traveling with A Guilty Mother company but left them at Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stalcup
Highland Township
Chas. Ballard
CO. C. Ballard
T. C
B. F. Athey
Robinson, Il
McComb
John Huffman
Winfield S. Johnson
Johnson
Spencer
Parks Martin
Daniel V. Riddle
Sentinel
Farm Journal
Greene County
Harry Johnson
Indianapolis
Charles W. Gwin
William Q. Gwin
Greene Circuit
Indiana
Gwin
de Monlay
Joseph W. Yakey
Riddie & Rudde
Samuel Strauser
Dec
Decedent
Washington Township
Lyons
Howe
Gbroras Bogsan
Snie
Asrinci
Reale
J. Parks
Ina
WS. Boothe
D. D
Chas. B. Lore
Jus
Del
Thos
Culbert
John Scolien
Edward Wootten
J. Galloway
Pottstown
Uxyas
Ansom Burrell
Cincinnati
Jackson & GO
Donahue visitors Louise Bogy and family hear echoes in Dubuque
T. J. Bogy and daughter Miss Louise Bogy of Donahue Texas have visited W. S. Bogy’s family and traveled to Dubuque Iowa to see relatives. Locals remember them fondly and hope for another visit. William Keller of Washington township renewes his subscriptions through the century and plans to vote Democratic. Lee McClung of Linton returns from North Dakota and mails items to a Dakota friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bogy
Louise Bogy
Donahue
Tex
Bogy
Dubuque
Iowia
Our City
William Keller
Washington Township
Sentinel
Farm Journal
Lee McClung
Linton
North Dakota
Democrat, Sentinel
St. Louis Republic
Dakota
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Atlantic
J. E. Sanger, P. M
Loogcotes
May Poindexter
Shoals
Robert B. Dugger
Purdue University
John Stone
Taylor Township
Oscar Shields
Carey Harrell
The
State University
Ben B. Mitten
Smith Township
Marion Utterback
Walter Knapp
Toulon, Il
Freeland Hunter
Central America
Henry Daubinspeck
Big Four Railroad
Vincennes
Switz City
Jacob P. McIntosh
Ind
Walter Hudson
Covington
Ofielan
Cen
Lady's Best
J. R. Torreysi
Aize
Arkuckies
Sigueteres
Ay Avie
le Ea Yang Ae
Poe Ers
Pittsburgh
Colum Connettst
Chicago
Tero
Worthing
Aru Me Sone
New Haven
Rella
Colles
Arbuckle
New York City
Moss
State of
Lemone County
George Bogard
Circuit Court
Geo . Ledsorwa
Greene
Coat
Bolven
Elizabeth Ledger
Bonu
Leland Hotel
Michigan and
Jackson
Chas. W. Dabb
Fiy’s
Ely
Greene Counsa
Greene Lagote Court
Ys Maude Q. Gwin
Greene Circuit Court
John Biegle
Wee McKenrie
Sarah O. Dean
Gardner& Joses
McKendrie Dean
Sarah
Peite Horus
Bolden
Hanswrer
Pan
Aid
Bloomfield
Osees W. Yarey
Tor
Richardeon
Bald
Wigia
Treo
A. L. Cavins
Boulton
van Camp
Vancentraed
Moss & Son
Uandrama
Swiftx2
Carcaco
Ells
Parker
Costes
Cesar
Prewgit
Polk Nowa
Rene
Jens F
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