Temperance Faction Opposes Conrad Zengel Saloon License
The temperance group claims victory over Lawrence Strausser’s saloon and targets Conrad Zengel’s Western Avenue establishment. Chicago city council heard three license applications with Murphy and Montgomery approved, while Zengel faced a remonstrance under the Age four rule from eight nearby householders. A postponement was requested by Zengel’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Strausser
Conrad Zengel
Western Avenue
Samuel Murphy
J. P. Montgomery
Zengel
D. W. McKee
Temperance
Bert Chinaman
Mr. Zengel
Ladies of WCTU Visit County Infirmary Inmates
A group including members of the W C T U and others visited the county infirmary on Sunday afternoon. Each inmate received a fruit gift as a surprise. Rev. Wm Spencer delivered a brief address to the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Infirmary
Wm. Spencer
Charles W. Stivers Announces Candidacy for Congress
A political notice states Charles W. Stivers of Union County is a candidate for Representative in Congress, pending approval by the Republican rulers of the Sixth Congressional District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Stivers
Union County
Ulers
Republican candidates announced for Fayette county offices
Richard N. Elliott of Cobniersville seeks the Republican nomination for Judge of the 37th Judicial Circuit subject to Fayette Franklin and Union county delegate convention. Daniel Flant of Waterloo seeks County Commissioner First District subject to Fayette county voters in the primary. William Ellsworth Jones seeks Republican nomination for Commissioner First District subject to Fayette county voters. John A. Kellum of Jackson seeks Commissioner Third District nomination subject to Fayette county primary voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard N. Elliott
Cbniersville
37Th Judicial Circuit
Fayette
Franklin and
Union Counties
Daniel Flant
Waterloo Township
Fayette County
William Ellsworth Jones
Local Republican Treasurer Candidates Named in Fayette Primary
Edward Newland of Jennings township, John M. Carter, and William G. Starr are named as candidates for the nomination of County Treasurer, all subject to Fayette county Republican primary voters' decision. The notices urge support within the party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Newland
Jennings Township
Fayette County
John M. Carter
William G. Starr
Dr Everett Hamilton Runs for Fayette County Coroner
Dr Everett Hamilton enters the Republican primary race for Fayette County coroner subject to party decision. The announcement emphasizes his candidacy and the forthcoming primary determination.
Sheriff candidates named for Fayette county primary election
A list of individuals including Anson B. Miller Charlie J S Fleming Frank D Hackleman Henry M Jordan Absalom Simpkins E F McClanahan James P Cully Armor P Helvie Edmond Ed W Hackleman and William Henry Adams William P Sipe as candidates for the nomination or election of Sheriff of Fayette county subject to Republican voters at the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson B. Miller
Fayette County
Charlie J. S. Fleming
Frank D. Hackleman
Posey Township
Henry M. Jordan
Absalom Simpkins
Harrigson Township
Armor P. Helvie
Republica
Edmond
Ed) W. Hackleman
Harrison Township
William Henry Adams
Jackson Township
Taylor and Morris Seek Assessor Nominations in Townships
Elias R. Taylor runs as a Republican candidate for Assessor of Harrison township subject to Republican voters at the primary. Oliver P. Morris seeks the Republican nomination for Assessor of Connersville township subject to voters in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias R. Taylor
Harrison Township
Oliver P. Morris
Connersville Township
Postoffice Rule Sets New Mail Payment Deadlines
The new post office regulation limits the time papers can circulate without prepaid postage. Publishers may extend credit but must renew subscriptions within specified windows or face higher rates. Dailies must renew within three months, weeklies within one year, and other formats follow respective periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Praised in Beauty Show
A Paris beauty pageant two years past awarded five Gold Medals to women in age groups from 20 to 40 plus. A society reporter notes all five credited Parisian Sage for their hair, attributed to Dr. Giroux who developed the tonic. The ad promises the product cures dandruff and hair loss, restores color, and offers mail order from Buffalo for 30 cents or 50 cents at a druggist with money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Giroux
Dr. Giroux
Green Bros
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Narrow Escape for Workman on Rex Buggy Works Scaffold
A workman fell from a scaffold eighty feet high at Rex Buggy Works but landed on a lower platform and escaped serious harm, suffering only minor bruises. Cecil H. Shelton, a brakeman for C., H. & D., was run over by a backing freight engine in the yards and severely injured, with his right forearm broken and his leg amputated above the ankle. he remains hospitalized with guarded prospects of recovery. Shelton, from Indianapolis, has a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Buggy
Cecil H. Shelton
Shelton
Fayette Sanitarium
Indianapols
New Year Evening at Green Home for Local High School Grads
Mr and Mrs Levi Green of Waterloo township hosted the 007 graduating class from the local high school to celebrate holidays from War University. About fifteen classmates joined Roy and Albert Green for a Bay wagon ride to the family home where games and an oyster supper closed the Old Year. Everyone departed near daybreak with compliments to the Green family as delightful entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Green
Waterloo Township
Roy
Albert
Wardue University
Mr. Green
Green
Eftle Klein
Margaret Sturwald
Edna Massey
Blanche Robinson
Laura Goddard
Adah Mettle
Ruth Hall
Bart Showalter
Milton Brunifiel
Vernon Henry
Howard Cooley
Roy Keller
Frank Michaels
Cold weather urged to dry damp county corn
An elevator man warns only a prolonged spell of cold weather can cure the moist corn for shipment. Across the state the corn remains damp, making large shipments unlikely and Rushville elevators are not receiving grain. The dealer says much corn cannot be shelled until cold weather arrives. The market outlook is bleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Rush County Pay Day Delayed for Pike Repairs
Rushville Republic says Rush County commissioners have overrun their appropriation by about $6,000 for labor and material on turnpike repair. Debts cannot be paid until spring tax installments, likely June. Commissioners have paid out $22,227.36 with $6,000 remaining unpaid, mostly on the Rushville and Andersonville pikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Rushville
Andersonville
Arrest of Red McManus for intoxication on Virginia Avenue
Tuesday's Evening News reports Red McManus was arrested on intoxication charges after an officer, skeptical from three searches at his home, found him in a back room. He pleaded guilty before Justice Cates, with fines and costs totaling 13.30 and a fourteen day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red McManus
Virginia Avennue
Red
McManus
Cates
Ifis
Child of Mr and Mrs Eugene Turner Improves
The little child of Mr and Mrs Eugene Turner, previously dangerously ill with spinal disease, is reported somewhat better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
GALL
Welcom
F.& M. Trust Co
F. T. Roots
E. W. Ansted
Roots
Benj. F. Thiebaud
Cashier
T. Roots
BE. W. Ansted
M. Holberg
B. F. Thiebaud
L. T. Bower
James McCann
DR. E. Everest Hamilton
Reinemann
C. E. Thompson
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company
Jemison Building
A. Rotherme
Conners Ville
Indiana
Robert Armstrong
William Banker
Oliver Chinaman
William T. Fender
Belle Guthrie
Nelson Hall
Martha Hill
Nora Hudson
Edna Lommel
Noel Kommel
Sophia Simpson
A. J. Scudder
Charley Wallet
Mise
Mary Wright
Congress
John A. Kellum
Everett Hamilton
E. F. McClanahan
Orange Township
James P. Cully
William P. Sipe
Connersville
Pratt's Shoe Store
Central Save
Connersville, Ind
Rush County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!