Republicans of Ninth Indiana District to convene in Lebanon
The Republican district committee calls a delegate convention in Lebanon Indiana on May 24 1910 at 10 am to nominate a congressional candidate. Representation bases on Taft vote share from 1908 with counties Boone Carroll Clinton Fountain Hamilton Howard Montgomery Tipton listed. Delegates in all counties chosen May 14 1910.
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Ninth
Indiana
Lebanon
William H. Taft
Del
Boone
Carroll
Cinton
Fountain
Hamilton
Howard
Montgomery
Tipton
Republican District Committee
George H. Palker
Local news and ads from Covington and vicinity
A busy Covington page reports social visits, court activity, and commercial notes. Ike Clawson in Westville. Kingman gets a new fire engine. Merryman and M. Hoard advertise oysters and lamps. salt shipments arrive. local gatherings for Decoration Day planned. various residents visit, travel, or conduct business in Attica Veedersburg Lafayette and Indianapolis. The fire destroyed the Edward Pavey home in Swabsst township with about $2000 loss.
Local items note Vickery trip and court session
Chauncey Vickery and family returned Wednesday morning from California. Prof. Dotson visited with his brother in the Veedersburg schools, Tuesday. The regular May session of Commissioners' Court will convene next Monday morning. Go to Van Dorn's drug store for your Paint, Wallpaper, Alabastine, Japalac, Brushes and other house cleaning necessities. A visit to our store will convince you that our prices are the lowest. Martian Clark sold one of the finest teams Monday, that has gone on the market in this city in many a day, at least. It was his big delivery team which he has used at his extensive lumber yard in this city for the past three or four years, and they were in the prime of condition in every way. They brought spot cash $560, and were well worth the money paid. They were purchased by Billy Fry, of Lafayette.
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van Dorn’s Drug Store
Martian Clark
Billy Fry
Lafayette
Hoopeston Debt Free and Local News Roundup
Hoopeston remains free of debt as local notes report visits from Veedersburg residents and Williamsport attorney. Marriage of Val Spence and Minnie Miller. construction projects on Fifth Street. winter demand boosts coal trade. state convention trips. mayoral remarks on civic service. divorce suit filed. Republican meeting rescheduled. bridge works aim to protect bottom lands. garden seeds distributed with praise for Congressman Morrison. local paint ad promises five year protection. Buff Plymouth Rock eggs for sale. inquiries about prizes.
Local notes from Danville area crackling with winter updates
The column reports residents visiting towns across Indiana Ohio and Illinois. Mentions Hon O P Lewis and Miss Lottie Crane with Sunday references. Oats reportedly little damaged by recent frosts and fruit losses blamed on a 24 hour freeze. Various locals including G A Law Emer Wilkey Millard Deth John Evans John Field W E Livengood and N G Hardlow noted for meetings homes and improvements. A Spurling family letter from Taylorville Illinois conveys good news and plans for summer residence.
Pure Ice for All Opens Citywide Delivery Service
Ice vendor announces permanent business offering delivery anywhere in the city. Any amount available at any time with a price of 25 cents per... unit. Contact Fred Bourne at phone 243 for orders.
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Fred Bourne
Distemper Cure Promised By Doctors For Sale
A medicine guaranteed to prevent or cure distemper is offered for sale by Dr. Longacre and Frank Hull.
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Longacre
Frank Hull
Horse Bills Offerings At This Office With Cuts
Horse bills of every kind printed at this office with right prices and plenty of illustrations. Secure timely service for horse related notices and advertisements.
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Palmer
Wilber Miles
Kentland
Fred Whearley
Perrysville
A. W. Lawson
Millcreek
Rev. Dougherty
Paul
Otterleein
Fred Philpott
Wallace
James Martin
Waynetown
Covington
A. T. Livengood
Veedersburg
Link Hesler
Homer Sewell
Martinsville
Hot Springs
C. N. Harter
Fannie Harter
John S. Rainier
Brookston
Lowell
Oliver Blakely
Union Street
Mrs. Blakely
James Carwile
Ringling Bros
Danville
C. F. Lowe & Son's
Ike Clawson
Westville
Kingman
Merrymans
Dr. Sanger
T. H. Booe
M. Hoard’s
Will B. Durborew
Willaamsport
Merryman Bros
Robert Baker
Indianapolis
C.F. Lowe & Son
Alex Hetfield
George Schwinn
Hillsboro
Milford
Fred
Pernell
Attica
Rainier
M. L Wilson
van Dorn’s
So-E.z. Vaccuum
M. Board’s
Merryman Meat Market
T. 8. McGeorge Jr. Co
George Mayer
du Quoin
Ill
George
T. H. McGeorge
H. C. Yount
Tom
van Dorn's Drug Store
John Schmelig
Kankakee
John
W. G. Boyd
Guy
Billy
Mound City
George Parcell
John Lively
Newtown
Old Richland
M. E. Church
McKenzie
Senour
van Dorn
C. F. Lowe
Hdward Pavey
Wabsst Township
Chauncey Vickery and
California
Prof. Dotson
Commissioners’ Court
Burton
Hoopeston
Fred Parham
Ned McCabe
Williamsport
Miriam Gwyan
Watseka
Val. Spence
Minnie Miller
Herman Lemp
Fifth Street
Mort Steely
W. N. White
McGaughey
Atty. L. P. Little
W. E. Livengood
Fowler
Hattie West
William West
Andrew Marshall
Mark Rogers
Martin Bros
Morrison
Plymouth Rock
Stillman Goff
R. R
Covington, Ind
Med
W. B. Coleman
O. P. Lewis
Roy Sacders
John Duncan
Ft. Wayne
D. Burton
Treasurer's Office
G. A. Law
Emer Wilkey
Millard Deth
van Buren
Richeson
Defiance
Ohio
John Evans
John Field
Lower Warren
N. G. Hardlow
Presbyterian Bible School
Harry Spurling
Taylorville
Harry
Pleasant Plains
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