Shoots the Thief County Farmer Kills Chicken Thief
Elward Childress, a farmer near Tela Camary Ind, fired on three men caught robbing his turkey roost at 2 am. Clyde Hyers was fatally wounded and died later. The other two escaped. The incident follows a string of thefts including Mrs. William Glover losing sixteen turkeys valued at about 365 dollars. Authorities unnamed.
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n‘Railpark
Ind
Elward Childress
Clyde Hyers
William Glover
Poland China Hog Sale At Reed and Sheffer Farm
Reed and Sheffer hold a Poland China hog sale at Veedersburg starting at 11 a m. Buyers can add a fine brooder to their herd for next year.
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Reed & Sheffer
Veedersburg
Eye Clinic Visit Note From Old Office Record
Fragmentary notice places Dr Faith at Dr Gilson’s former office every Friday for eye tests examination and consultation led by the eye specialist in an outdated practice location.
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Dr. Gilson
Faith
Methodist Church Services and Bible School Times
Sunday morning and evening services announced. Bible School at 9:50 with a 10:40 sermon on Christ's Knowledge of Man. Evening preaching at 7 with Practical Christianity. Additional talks include The voice of prophecy Old Testament Christians and the new life. A 2:30 p.m. service is scheduled at the Bend church.
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the Bend Church
Late Gratitude Delivers Thanksgiving Turkey to Editor Family
The editor notes a neighbor sent a ten pound dressed turkey to their door late Wednesday evening. The act fills the editor and nearby neighbors with gratitude and warmth, despite being late for this week’s publication.
Death of Mrs Printy in Warren County
Mrs Sarah Printy aged 71 mother of Charles Printy a Warren County figure died at home in Cates yesterday morning from Brights disease Her husband passed away sixteen years ago Three sons and a daughter survive Funeral services will be held in Cates Saturday at 11 am with interment in Bethel cemetery south of Cates
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Sarah Printy
Charles Printy
Warren County
Cates
Bright
Bethel Cemetery
City appoints health officer as Dr Spinning takes stead
Reopening of schools on Monday announced. Dr Spinning named city health officer replacing Dr W R Stout. Prosecutor Ratcliff relocates law office to rear rooms above Dr Buckner's drug store in a commodious, cozy suite.
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Ratcliff
Dr. Buckner
Eithes Commodious
Nest
Cozy Sr Ters
Kingman Farmers Institute Set for December Show
Kingman hosts a major Farmers Institute in Fountain county on December 7 with the first annual corn show and corn judging contest run by Prof. Christie of Purdue. No cash prizes. top exhibitor earns travel expenses to the State Corn School at Purdue January 6 to 13.
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Kingman
Fountain County
Kingman Agricultural Society
Christie
Purdue
Tremont Gains Fine Big Four Depot Along Line
Tremont boasts a superior Big Four depot between Peoria and Danville, rivaled only by Bloomington and Peoria. The former Tremont station burned in 1904, a new brick depot opened August 4, 1905, with a 22 by 75 foot building and a 175 by 25 foot concrete platform costing 5000 dollars. Agent W E Spaulding has served since 1888, making him the longest serving Big Four agent aside from Covington Indiana’s Clinton Kauffman.
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Tremont
Big Four
Peoria
Danville
Bloomington
W. E. Spaulding
Clinton Kauffman
Covington
Ind
Spaulding
Bloomington Pantagraph
Berry Has a Knife and a Comeback Offer
Veedersburg News warns local press brothers after a street fair incident. The note promises continued business at the old stand next year and readiness to report what was seen, while defending community standards and promising to respond when needed.
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Veedersburg
Ball Bend Rubbers Promoted by J L Peters
J L Peters offers Ball Bend Rubbers described as the best rubbers made to day with a sales emphasis for buyers seeking durable footwear components.
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J. L. Peters
Their 59th Banquet Nearing Its End for Raging Tad Society
The Raging Tads held their 59th banquet in this city with only three members present from the original group. Uncle Lew Hetfield of Hillsboro and Col. James McMannomy attended, while Robert D. Brown of Kansas has not joined in years and regrets missing the gathering. The event is now weighed with sorrow as longtime members fear the final change and wine bottle may await them.
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William B. Cofting
Col
James McMannomy
Lew Hetfield
Hillsboro
Robert D. Brown
Kansas
Mr. Hetfield
McMnanomy
Col. McMannany
Final settlement in the Fowler estate approved
In Lafayette Indiana Judge DeHart approved the supplemental final report of administrator Jas M Fowler. The last held up $6000 was distributed among Moses Fowler Chase Ophelia Fowler Duhme and Jas M Fowler after a federal suit was dismissed. This completes the third distribution and closes the vast Fowler estate.
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Lafayette
Ind
Fowler
DeHart
Jas. M. Fowler
United States
Ophelia Fowler Duhme
Cincinnati
Moses Fowler Chase
James M. Fowler
Fowler Estate
Fountain Medics Meet in Attica for Society Election
The Fountain County Medical Society holds its annual meeting in Attica Indiana on Thursday December 1905 at 10 o clock a m sharp. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
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Fountain County Medical Society
Attica
Ind
Marriage Licenses issued by Clerk Bryant
The clerk reports new marriage licenses since the last update. Clarence Luellen wed Ada Dicken. Frank B. Moore with Fiona M. Marshall. Fred H. Dunwiddie and Amy Shultz. Frank Nash and Audra M. Cook. Henry T. Cecil and Mrs. Percilla A. Rush. Julius Kirby and Sarah Medew. John Scratchen and Nellie M. McLain. J Frank Brown and Emma Small.
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Bryant
ClarenceLuellen
Ada Dicken
Frank B. Moore
Fiona M. Marshall
Fred H. Dunwiddie
Amy Shultz
Henry T. Cecil
Percilla A. Rush
Julius Kirby
Sarah Menedew
John Scratchen
Nellie M. McLain
J. Frank Brown
Emma Small
Card of Thanks to Prudential Insurance Co
I thank the Prudential Insurance Co. for promptly settling my husband’s policy in full after death proofs were submitted. ALTAM, CLAWSON.
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Prudential Insurance Co
Altam, Clawson
Dr. Charles Aydelotte Dies at 57 in Crawfordsville
Dr. Charles W. Aydelotte, aged 57, died at his Crawfordsville home Sunday night of gastritis. A Kentucky native, he once practiced dentistry in Newtown before moving. He leaves a daughter. his wife had died. Short services were held Tuesday morning at 6. The body was interred in Newtown cemetery.
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Charles W. Aydelotte
Crawfordsville
Newtown
Kentucky
Christian Church
Order of Maccabees
Newtown Cemetery
Covington Grain Market Boasts High Prices and Fair Weights
Covington merchants tout a thriving grain market led by Thos Bodine who pays one to three cents more per bushel for all grain types and accepts standard or lighter bushels, drawing grain from elevators across the region.
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Thos. Bodine
Death of Wm Taylor North of New Town
William Taylor a well known farmer north west of Newtown died Sunday night from blood poisoning after a head injury. Septicaemia followed the fall. Funeral services were held Tuesday with interment in the old Baptist cemetery west of Newtown. He was active in Greenback and Grange movements and known as a reader and talker on many topics. Buckner's is a good place to buy cigars.
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William Taylor
Newtown
Old Baptist
Taylor
North Richland
Greenback Movement
Grange
Union Churches Hold Morning Thanksgiving Service
City churches joined in a grand thanksgiving at First Christian church at 10 30 with Rev T J Orton of the Presbyterian church delivering a strong concise sermon from the text Let the Redeemer of the Lord Say So The service featured a union choir and an offering of 12 52 collected by a committee for distribution to the city's poor.
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First Christian Church
Walthall
The
Christian Church
Thorne
Baptist Church
J. H. Palmer
M. E. Church
T. J. Orton
Presbyterian Church
Orton
House of Worship
Christ
Lew Nebeker
J. L. Townsley
Peter Ost
O. Board
Advertized Week Ending November 22 1905 List
The notice lists names including C. F. Cook Bernard C. Craig D. M. Donaldson Ruth Hays Mattie Lake George Murry John Myers Manda McClain H B Redden A B Ellison L E Hall Phill Hoaks A C Jones Hugh Johnson Frank Lyons Hazle Miller F C Miller John A Morris Eliza Tuner with instruction to mention advertized when calling. F W Boyd P M
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C. F. Cook
Bernard C. Craig
D. M. Donaldson
Ruth Hays
Mattie Lake
George Murry
John Myers
Manda McClain
H. B. Redden
A. B. Ellison
L. E. Hall
Phill Hoaks
A. C. Jones
Hugh Johnson
Frank Lyons
Hazle Miller
F. C. Miller
John A. Morris
Eliza
Vienna Academy to phonograph voices for science
The Vienna Academy of Sciences plans to collect voices from languages and animals. Its explorations span Australasia Roumania Istria and other locales as it sends winter voice hunting expeditions to build a vast phonogram archive for linguistic and comparative study.
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British Museum
Vienna Academy of Sciences
Australasia
Roumania
Istria
Sewing Machine Cabinet for Quick Sale at Once
One full cabinet sewing machine available for immediate sale. Will sell cheap if sold at once. Address noted as Sewing Machine this office.
Preaching Tonight At Presbyterian Church By Rev Orton
In the Presbyterian church this evening at seven o'clock the Rev Orton will lead preaching services. All are invited to attend. Also notes a local inquiry about purchasing about twenty gallons of pure Jersey milk daily from a single supplier and intentions to open a wholesale butter dairy in connection with a butter business by J Boss.
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Presbyterian Church
Orton
Jersey
J. Boss
The
Thanking Prudential Insurance for Prompt Aid
A brief note thanks the Prudential Insurance Co for prompt aid and assistance provided during an unspecified event, acknowledging timely support from the company.
Reverend Thorne Relocates to Walcott as Pastor
Reverend Thorne and his family move to Walcott this Friday where he has accepted the pastorate of the Baptist church. He is described as an excellent young preacher of great promise and Covington residents regret his departure.
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R. W. Thorne
the Baptist Church
Walcott
The
Baptist Church
Ravages of Consumption in Indiana This Month
State health bulletin by Secretary Hurty notes 2,680 Indiana deaths last month with a death rate of 11.9 per thousand. Tuberculosis and typhoid were major killers. typhoid caused 125 deaths and consumption 307. Secretary Harry estimates consumption affected 271 families, left 156 orphans, and took parents from 94 homes. The report closes with social notes and church services.
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Pir
State Board of Health
Comiphelkby
Hurty
Indiana
Harry
Cayuga Boys Defeat Covington In Nonspecific Showdown
Cayuga defeated Covington high school boys 11 to 28 on Wednesday at Cayuga. Veedersburg high school edged Covington 15 to 5 in Covington on Thursday.
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Cayuga
Covington High School
Veedersburg High School
Covington
Train Tickets Set for Chicago Trip to Livestock Exhibition
The C. and E. I. will issue round trip passes to Chicago from Dec 16 to 19 at one fare plus $1 for the Sixth Annual International Livestock Exhibition. Return must depart Chicago by Dec 24 as stamped by the Central Passenger Association commissioner, with validation two hours before Chicago departure.
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Chicago
Central Passenger Association
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Tela Camary
Poland
China
Methodist Church
Printy
Farmers’ Institute At
Berry
Famcong
Frank Nash and
Audra M. Cook
Charles Aydelotte
Covington’s Grain Market
Wm. Taylor
Buckner’s
Union Services
T. J. Oren
Christian Cherc. Welt
Voice Museums
Clyde Board
Mark Rogers
Hanly
Ed W Harris
Harry Martin
Harrison
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