Local Greene County Legal Firms and Medical Notices
A compilation of Greene county Indiana professionals includes attorneys at Law Koreen Bloomfield Van Buseirk Davig Moffett Offett Davis and Cravens physician in Bloomfield and Dr Burke in Scotland with contact points at local drug stores and courts. The advertisement notes services in real estate abstracts title examination and 24 hour call responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Short
Hort & van Buseirk
Attorneys A AT Law
New Court House
Bloomfield, Ind
W. W. Moffett
Offett & Davis
Attorneys AT Law
Bloomfield
Indiana
Shaw & Bays
Greene County
Wright Township Trustee Announces Weekly And Saturday Meetings
Trustee WM Powell announces he will be at Jasonville Tuesday each week and at his residence on Saturdays to transact township business, with no business on other days as required by law. Greene County Indiana notice to residents of Wright township.
Trustee's Notice by George Bogard Trustee of Washington Township
George Bogard trustee of Washington Township Greene County Indiana states he will be at his office residence each Saturday during his term to transact paid township business. No business will be transacted on days other than Saturdays as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Greene County
Indiana
George Bogard
Trustees Notice for Cass Township in Greene County Indiana
John D Moore trustee announces he will be at his residence one mile southeast of Newberry on Mondays and Tuesdays each week during his term to transact township business only on those days as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Greene County
Indiana
Newberry
John D Moore
Township Trustees Schedule Notice Across Greene County
Notice to Taylor Grant Highland and Stocktown residents that the trustees will conduct township business at their residences or offices on Saturdays or any weekday excluding Sundays as prescribed by law. Henry Borter WM H Deckard Simon Beand Joseph Mon. Trustee notices cite locations near Greene County Indiana.
Important Change and Political Snarls Across Indiana
A broad notice outlines continued newspaper service for county residents who notify or renew in town, with payment rules explained. The piece then shifts to political commentary on the Indianan cabinet choices, tariff rhetoric, and the campaigns framing public perception and party figures.
Sullivan accused as thief and fugitive sparks party critique
The Marion county clerk John E. Sullivan faces press and public outcry over alleged embezzlement nearing 100000 dollars and a flight to Canada. The piece cites Democratic and Republican attacks and urges civic debate on voter eligibility and citizenship before the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Sullivan
Marion County
Canada
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Democratic Party
Coys
Bernhamers
Sullivana
Linton Enterprise condemns coal tariff vote debate
The Linton Enterprise censures Senators Voorhees and Turpie for voting to retain a 75 cent per ton coal tariff. It argues the paper should not push a view denying coal profits and urges expansion of coal mining with more shafts in Linton. The tariff stance is presented as harmful to the local coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Sens. Voorhees and Turpie
Tariff on coal sparks debate over miner pay and industry
The piece argues that Antricite coal from Pennsylvania under a 75 cent tariff harms miners by suppressing wages while owners profit. It contrasts tariffs on Antricite with Nova Scotia coal and cites Voorhees Turpie and the Mills bill to claim Democrats endorsed compromise while opposing the senate bill’s tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Nova Scotia
Bloomfield
Voorhees and
Turpie
Democratic Party
Voohees
Senate
Democratic
Tax comparison argues lower town taxes inside townships
The author contends taxes inside corporations are not higher and cites a survey of 51 towns. They report 36 towns with lower local rates inside Richland township than current taxes, 2 equal, 13 higher, and that 30 of these towns levy less than their surrounding township areas. The piece aims to counter claims tax hikes will occur from incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Treasures
Richland
Jury List For February Term Including Grant and Smith Townships
The February term jurors include D. Eck Humphreys Grant township Henry Bovenschen Airplay township Zack Catron Taylor township Jacob Barns Stockton township Joel Ellis Wright township Abraham Dilley Beech Creek township Andrew J. Burcham Richland township John O Calvert Highland township Edgar A Morgan Wright township Andrew J. Fry Center township John V. Hathorn Smith township Grand jurors R A Rodenbeck Grant township Q B Winters Stockton township George Clayton Stockton township Chas B Harwood Washington township Noah Brown Jackson township Columbus C Ballard Smith township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Eck. Humphreys
Grant Township
Henry Bovenschen
Airplay Township
Zack Catron
Taylor Township
Jacob Barns
Stockton Township
Joel Ellis
Wright Township
Abraham Dilley
Beech Creek Township
Andrew J. Burcham
Richland Township
John O. Calvert
Hoghland Township
Edgar A. Morgan
Andrew J. Fry
Center Township
John V. Hathorn
Smith Township
R. A. Rodenbeck
Q. B. Winters
George Clayton
Harwood
Washington Township
Noah Brown
Jackson Township
Columbus C. Ballard
Rendering life a burden and the victim miserable
An 19th century medical patent notice offers Dead Shot for cough relief. It promises relief from hacking coughs throat tickle and chest tightness with a 50 cent price and free samples.
Local County Notes Highlight Parish Meets, Fires, and Marriages
A countywide column reports Baptist meetings in progress, a Kelley school house fire with no arson clue, and numerous local movements. Details include farm sales, church attendances, family illnesses, a Windsor area wedding at New LaPlant house, and several trades and visits among Highland Owen and Grant residents.
Switz City News Highlights Local Visitations and Remarks
Mrs Mary Fitzpatrick of Bloomfield and Miss Mollie Derbley of Bloomfield visited Switz City. Locals discuss institute attendance, drummers, and a burial procession for Armstead Hitfield to Linton. Notices mention chicken theft, new skates for Frank Spaulding, and business changes at Waketier’s store with Redienyg stock sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fitzpatrick
Bloomfield
Tillie Reads
Spencer
John Ready
Indianapolis
Joe Grace
Jerry Hatfield
Owensburg
Burle Deckard
J. T. Lamb
Martin Falk
Prk
Polk Gardner
Mollie Derbley
Wm. Haton
Worthington
Esq
Wonder
Dan Cox
Hobbieville
Henry Wilson
Dugger
Armstead
Linton
John Grege
A. J. Clark
Frank Spaulding
John Waketie
Bree Aond
Mineral Gav
Wistiec
Polk Gordes
Sariday
Leo
Exchinge
Tryon
Switz City
Local social notes and travels from the Island enal en area
Residents and visitors record frequent moves and visits including Fred Owls leaving for Kansas, John Schloot visiting Switz City, Ed Price on a Lawrence county trip, Jno Terhune and Will Yekey to Lyonton and Dugger, and Mrs Jno Funk's slow recovery. Local business changes include Price & Butler livery sale to a Kansas cousin. Social life spans a ball at the Island coal co building with 45 couples, Bowman's minstrels, and island church and county highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Owls
Island
Enal En
Indianapolis
Wall Craig
Indiana Mercantile Co
Brazil
Kansas
John Schloot
Price & Butler
Butler
Jno. Funk
W. H. Sherwood
Worthington
Frank Fletcher
Page
Dug Smith
Mattie Deckard
Dugger
Geo. Allen
Sullivan
Dr. Ellis
Stinesville
Gosport
Sheriff Thompson
Island Coal Co
Bowman
Charley Sherwood
W. Axtell
Pleasant Ridge Social News and Obituary Notes
Sherman Osborn and Lacy of Martin County attend church with Arthur Kern visiting Silverville. Lloyd Todd is reported no better. A boy weighing 9 pounds is born to John and Win Osborn. Grandma Corbin dies at 93 after 77 years as a church member. funeral by Eld. Wm. Baker at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Osborn
Phos
Lacy
Martin County
Arthur Kern
Silverville
Steve Riddle
Newberry
Baptist Church
Wim. Baker
Todd
Hollins
John
Win
Osborn
Martin
Grandma Corbin
Eld. Wm. Baker
Pleasant Ridge
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity Cure
The advertisement proclaims blood purification as health, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla acts on the blood and organs, cleanses secretions, and expels scrofula and impurities through lungs, liver, bowels, kidneys, and skin, aiding weak organs and proving curative powers by trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Fowler hosts large grain market and village anniversary
Fowler, a principal town and major county grain market, sold about 20 000 bushels of corn this winter with similar volume nearby. A neighborhood social at Ambrose Robinson celebrated the 881st wedding anniversary with about 50 attendees, featuring music and speeches by local residents and visitors from Owen County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Ambrose Robson
Theorzaraid
Babue von Nabrbe
Tress Dlady
J. Hill
Scarcity of effective remedies prompts free trial offer
A letter from T. A. Slocum M.C. of New York pledges two bottles of a purported remedy for a named disease. The author claims hopeless gases are permanent cures and invites readers to send an answer and olive address for the free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borpork
T. A. Slocum
M.C
Pearl St
New York
Local Happenings and Social Notes Extract
Wmn VanMeter moved to Lyons Wednesday to aid at the mill. Henry Wilson and wife of Dugger visit Mrs Wilsons mother Mary Sharr. Mr Bruce of Jackson township called on Squire L B Meredith Saturday to address a matter with Miss Noel noted as the reason. Geo W Collings after releasing a prisoner discharged a pistol with his cane injuring his coat tail. no one injured. Oyster supper at JL Riddles Saturday night with a good time reported. Michael Buren s wife died last week of consumption. Wim Freemans wife and Miss Martha Anderson are both very ill with the same disease. Town reported full of mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss and Bennett
Kelley
Highland Township
Joe Smith
Abram Dilley
Elder Peck
Ross Burch
Freeman
Fannie Fuller
John Kinney
Pod Johnson
Ohio
Illinois
Finley Bates
Matamoras
Chas, Glidden
Worthington
Sam Hancock
Highland
Vietta Long
J. B. Watkins
Link Casner
Jim
Link
Nathan Pryor
W. R. Arthur
JW. Pryor
M.C. Wourghman
Thompson
Newark
Downis
Owen Country
Danny
Phompsot
Abramt Watkin
Ated
Neaack
Peck
Watkins
Sam. Nickles
Nash
Chursh
New LaPlant House
Bushrod
Frank Alkire
Frank Hunter
Marco
J.T. Quillen
Riley Quillen
Dugger
Rebecca Lodge
D.r. Fortner
Kansas
Martin County
Peter Hoover
Frank Britton
J. F. Stegford
W. Ray
Bushred
Sallie Stephens
Grant Township
J. H. Quillen
Lizzie Simona
Lyons
Bud Huey
H. Hynes
VanMeter
Henry Wilson
Mary Sharr
Bruce
Jackson Township
Squire
J. Meredith
Noel
Geo
W. Collings
JL. Riddle
Michael Buren
Wim
Martha Anderson
Baptizing at Rockwood Amid Mud. Sermon Sparks Sunday School
A number of young folks attended the baptizing at Rockwood last Sunday despite mud and slush. Rev. Danks delivered an interesting sermon here last Sunday, after which a Sunday school was organized with L. D. Faucett as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Rev
Danks
L.d. Faucett
Local Notes From Bloomfield and Nearby Towns
Ent H C Fentz, noted merchant, spent Sunday in Bloomfield alongside Prof B L Allen who visited Saturday. Rev Parker toured homeward from a Nation meeting. School will close soon as D C Roach keeps courting. Al Stone of Cincinnati visited Monday. Six tramps at Mineral Tuesday morning with 24 more said to be on the railroad behind them. B L Allen to assist in a normal at Linton next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Fentz
P. M
Bloomfield
B. L. Allen
Rev. Parker
Nation
D. C. Roach
Rockwood
al Stone
Cincinnati
City
Mineral
Linton
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and remedy for catarrh. It claims catarrh causes ear ringing, buzzing, loss of smell or hearing and asserts the medicine cures by cleansing the blood.
Community Notes From Center Township and Surroundings
Local residents journeyed to and from Center this week with visits to John Baker, George Brandon preparing to move west, and Misa Ella and Lillie Bullock visiting Highland. George W. Depew fixed clocks in Center last week while Grandpa Hanson visited Beech Creek kin. Moses Crockett buys hogs and Marsh Bullock hunted near Center. The notice ends with a nursery sales pitch from Van Dusen Nursery Co. Geneva New York inviting applicants for positions selling nursery stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Solsberry
J. E. Lindsey
Newark
George Brandon
George
Center
Misa Ella
Lillie Bullock
Highland
George W. Depew
Grandpa Hanson
Beech Creek
Jim
Moses Crockett
Lizzie
Laura Lindsey
Gurtha Johnson
Marshal Bullock
Township Notes On Health And Local Visits
Health is tolerably good in this township with notices of mumps widely reported. John Bryan of Bloomfield and Vincent Hoke of Highland were seen locally this week. A necktie party at Resler's Thursday night drew a grand crowd. John Cox Jr plans to travel to Illinois soon. Jamesa E. Thompson, working with O S Freeman on James Meeks's farm near Spencer, will return home to prepare a tobacco crop. J T Abrams of Worthington visited and plans to move to his township farm in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bryan
Bloomfield
Vincent Hoke
Highland
O.S. Freeman
James Meeks
Spencer
J. T. Abrams
Worthington
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Local Notices
An old notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case. Local names and business endorsements appear, along with scattered town notices about residents visiting, traveling or staying in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Wapping, Kinnan & Marvin
Local updates on community plans and students progress
A terse village note mentions a temporary meeting two weeks after the last Saturday night. Ed Melhorn improves slowly after surgery. John Krinner’s estate sold last week. James Pool has five more weeks of school. Community officers discuss a possible normal event at this place this autumn.
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Pos
Vernon
Efares
Tipo Mare
Po Law
Ayon Palland Johnson
John Krinner
Tara
Ed Melhorn
James Pool
Graduation exams set for eight common branches township schools
Township Principals announce an examination schedule for graduation in eight common branches. Dates span February 16 in Taylor and February 16 in Scotland, through March 8 in Richland, with tests at Beech Creek Newark Highland Calvertville Stafford Marco and other towns including Bloomfield Newberry Jackson Owensburg Center Cincinnati Jefferson Worthington Lincoln Linton Washington Lyons Fairplay Jasonville and Jasonville area. County Superintendent Joan T. Lama notes the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Scotland
Beech Creek
Newark
Highland
Calvertville
Stafford
Marco
Switz City
Richland
Bloomfield
Cass
Newberry
Jackson
Owensburg
Center
Cincinnati
Jefferson
Worthington Soith
Lincoln
H. Stockton
Linton
Washington
Local Tontine Ad Warns Against Cholera Remedy
Short notice urges guards against a circulating remedy named "Dead Shot" for nog cholera claiming preventive and curative power. The message appears in localities and echoes a newspaper subscription call to the DEMOGRAT.
Richard Croker and Tammany Hall Dominant in New York
The article profiles Richard Croker as the central figure of Tammany Hall after the recent New York elections. It details his Irish lineage, early career, rise in politics, and role as deputy leader, highlighting his temperate nature, domestic life, and influence in city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
New York
Tammany Hall
Ciy
Tweed
Kelly
Mr. Croker
Rale Ould Stock
Ireland
Maj
Henry Croker
Quartertown
John Croker
Bermuda
Edward Croker
United States
Bloomingdale Road
City of
Central Park
Richard
New York Central Railroad
Engineer Corps
Gen
Sickles
James O'Brien
Croker
John Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Third Avenue
Thirty-second Street
McKenna
Grant
Tammany
Crocker
Mount Morris Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
Mount Morris Park
Nitro-Glycerine in Oil Wells and a Crowder Corn Tale
Nitro glycerine is described as a blasting aid to loosen rock in oil wells, with shots increasing from three quarts to hundreds, using cigar shaped shells and squibs to trigger detonations. A second piece relays Farmer Crowder’s failed attempt to deter crows using whisky-soaked corn, which backfires as crows mob the field and drink the corn’s contents.
Ruins of Gran Guivera Unearthed in Texas Survey
Surveyors on the Kansas City El Paso and Mexican line encountered the ancient city Gran Guivera in Texas. The site features colossal stone structures including a four acre building, with evidence of dense past population despite being forty miles from water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kansas City
Gran Guivera
America
Central America
Ghostly disguise ends in fatal blow in Evansville
George Haidel a young farmer dressed as a ghost stepped before William Tompkins an African American returning from the woods. Tompkins struck Haidel with an axe cutting his head in two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
George Haidel
William Tompkins
Haidel
Sullivan’s Successor Elected in County Clerk Case
In Indianapolis on February 5 the county commissioners chose John A. Wilson to fill the unexpired term of John E. Sullivan who fled to Canada amid a defalcation totaling over 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wilson
Marion County
Sullivan’s
Indianapolis
John A. Wilson
John E. Sullivan
Canada
Sullivan
Mine Explosion Kills Two Workers in Pittston
At Twin colliery in Pittston, John Kehon and Michael Dowd rock drillers were killed and George Stevens fatally injured in a gas explosion Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
John Kehon
Michael Dowd
George Stevens
Pittston
Market Review Quotations From Cincinnati February 6
Market notes list wheat at 92 cents, corn 31 to 36 cents, wool fine merino ranges 18 to 27 cents, hay prices for Timothy around 14.30 to 11.00, cattle good to choice at 2 to 3 per unit, hogs select butchers 34.75 to 34.90, sheep value from 2 to 4 per head, lambs and other items partially legible with several price ranges in the mixed market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Attle
Chicago
Grain and Livestock Prices and Market Quotes
The fragment lists domestic and foreign bale quantities, various prices for corn, wheat, oats, and oats derived products, and numerous regional price quotes. It includes cattle, lambs, and hogs price ranges, with scattered references to Missouri, Texas, California, Oregon, Maine, and other states, plus receipts and market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Martie
Southern Springer
Valley
Oregon
Montana
Maine
Zein
Montevideo
Cape
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Lowell
Mass
Albert Estes
East Pine Street
J.W. Bennett
Erie Telephone Company
Jos
Dunphy
Central Street
GC. W. Marriott
Ana
F. Galle
Altorney-At-Law
Public Square
Court House
J E. Walton
Koreen
Thos, van Buseire
W .Axtell
Greene
L. “Slinkard
E. Davig
J W. Gray
Cavina & Cayins
B.rankin
DFP
Cravens
R. H. R. Lowder
Evgeleigh’s Drug Store
South Room
H. Burke
Atl Calle
Jasonville
Wm, Powell
Henry Borter
WM. H. Deckard
Lindsay
Simon Beand
Joeph MO
D. J. Teriune
Sellers
School Book Trust
Harrison
John C. New
McKinley
Atlanta
Allison
Gillead
Dempcrt
Indiana Senate
Coy
Michigan City
Smith
Questen
U Corporation
Side Corside
Vincennes
Lawrenceburgh
Aurora
Dillsborough
Moore’s Hill
St. Leon
Cochran
Ligonier
Kendallville
Tee
Petersburg
Liberty A
Brownaville
Ates
Cannelton
Carpentersville
Elas
Versailles
Kokomo -Greentown
Tipton
Ease
Seymour Ow
Brownstown
Peru
Xenia
Winchester
Union City Ter
Logansport
South Bend Sailele Wa
Washington Tenal
Democrat
Gorge Conklin
East Washington
Mineral City
CG IL
van Dusen Nursery Co
Geneva
N.Y
Spaulding
Sandborn
Br. Edwards
Anna Ray
Jennie Craft
Kate Osterage
Gussie Gwin
Elc. Donham
Cavste Buskirk
Tammany Chief
Dry Goods Chronicle
Farmer Crowder
Neighbor Stokes
Crowder
Stokes
Atytt Journal
George Washington
Young Republic
Absconder Sullivan
Market Review
Boston Wool Market
Pittsburg
York
Pie
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